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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-13
INSURANCE And REAL ESTATE
AGENCY,


EVANSVILLE, IND. e
TNyHE E.N-DERsKG-V.ED rs
X Agent for the following responsible Insurance
Companies
New York security-Capital.. coo
Rising Sun..-.- zoo'oOO
Eagle Insurance Company, Cineinnati...-... 100000
We also have some valuable real estate for sale
on reasonable terms and fair prices
lots Gum street, between Third and Fourth.
80 acres of the Major Warner farm, on railroad,
miles from Evansville.
A farm of 17O acres in Green county, Ind; barn,
well cisern, house, stock scale, store house, young
orchard, DC.
200 acres Green county, 100 of which is prairie
balance in timber-S acres in cultivation Price,
$3.50 per acre. Terms, $500 cash down. balance i'll
l, 2, and , years. :
A farm of so acres, IL miles north west of Vim
cennes, good improvements, about 60 acres fenced.
Price 81 000 one-fourth cash, BALANCE in l, 2, and
years.
A farm of go acres miles east of Oak Station.
Good frame house, and about 100 acres fenced.
Price $40 per acre. One-fourth down, balance in
|, z, and years.
400 acres near Taylorsville Ind, liberal prices
and terms.
farm near Linton, Green county, Ind. Price
! Sl0 per acre. 1875 5.ta r
Very desirable "a, %, and acre lots, on Newburg
road, near Viewers Garden. -.-s.-
brick houses on Second Street, between Chest
nut and Cherry streets.
10 Salt Well, being part of the Mitchell
| tract, on liberal terms.
! 2 blocks i'll L;masco, below the creek
40 acres adjoining Frank Aliens farm, having a
/ stone quarry on il s.
100 feet on Second street, near Judge Bakers
! iGence. ..
farm of So acres in lower Bayou. ..s
Missouri and Iowa lands to sell OF exchange for
| property in indiana.
| Some worry valuable land near Mattoon, Illinois,
! for sale. f. IL. SABlN,
decl6 Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
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Evansville Tea Store.

LIZ Ct1lO VIl1C u CD ~ GOIOs tl
ENG HERE.aS, KJT- Eli COMM En-
HW cial centres, like Boston. New York, and
Evansville, business is gradually classifying ITSELF
thus iafTordiDg goods dealers and consumers ut
better rates therefore, resolved, that deal in
TEA TOBACCO, nc, &c, instead of general gro
ceries.
We beg leave to call attention to our large and
well selected stock of goods in line .4
5 loo chests and caddes assorted Teas.
100 boxes tobacco.
100000 Cigars. lt9 fF
bbls Backing.
GO boxes Ground Spices.
FL Is bbls Vinegar. 7ui se
50 gross Gates Matches ...flt ir5
20 bags Grain Pepper and Spice.
leo bds Wrapping Paper.
i 80 relms Writing 10. - r1tlft raE
1880 Paper Bags assorted sizes, very convenient
for retail purposes.
AIustard in small and large tin cans.
Common and fancy Candies, Butterscotch, &C.
with many other articles usually kept in such
stores.
Speaking of Teas, let it be understood that we
are anxious to sell Tea, and will sell good Tea
45c SOC, Coo, Coo zoe, 75c, soc, 9oc 81, and Sl2O
FER pound.
We also have Teas put up in g A, aud 8 10 cad
dies to our order, 10 sell to families. If you want
good and cheap Tea, call on
rs Call and get some Tea.
~ II a. II. sABIN &Cyi
Ia Rags wanted, for Groceries or Cash.
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II CAIRO REGULAK- PASSEN p. ~, .
GER PACKET, CHARLEY BOWEN, sIllztl1 q
DEXTER, Master leaves Evansville -
Tuesday and Saturday, at II o'clock M, arriv-
ing at Padueah at O'Clock, A. NJ, Cairo at
II O'Clock, NJ, Wednesday and Saturday. Re-
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Satur-
day. at 7 o'clock, p. NJ, and Paducah every Thurs
day and Sunday at 0 o'clock, A. NJ, connecting at
Evansville with the Evansville and Charlottesville
K. r., aud Packets for Green River. Also, CON
Meeting at Snthlsnd with Cumberland River PACK
cts Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and ST.
Louis Packets.
Tickets can be obtained on board the boat for all
Eastern Cites. septZ3
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Granville k.1sssssgs Snd Cu rem
~ hER.


evansville k.<sspssgs Snd Gu ItlD
:" SEs.
s.ss .aa Corrected b re Branch Bank.
r71rs-aA -e.ssa d Ex.IaNor: -..5=
.; New York, ,Buyipe Selling q
llii fsiDsi Orleans .. is-. Fs e {"
= I'd BXNKABIE FUNDS, Oh CURRENCY AT PAE.
STATE BANK OF INDIANA LOUISIANA.
BANK OF THE STATE OF IN WHEELING CITY.
STATE BANK OF ONO PTTTsBUne
EENTUCKY. .-.-..4 PHILADELPHIA,
-PEG1E PA YING FREE MISSOURI, st. Louis only
- BANKS OF INDIANA
i.2l STOCK RANKS OF oHIo--ExeEPT
Union, Sandusky..5 dis. City, Cincinnati. 80 dis
City Bank Columbus dis Canal, Cleveland. dis
apeca Countrywide dis.
KEW YORK, NEW ENGLAND. NLw JERSEY, PENNsYL-
Il WANNA, AND DELAwARE, IN GOOD CREDIT.
sPECTE-PAYING FREE BANKS.
Rockville Bank, Brook Exchange Bank, Green
/ willie. castle.
Bank. of Elkhart. Elk ayette Co. Bank, Con
hart. ucrsville.
Bank of Goshen Goshen. carmers' Blk, Wesffeld
Bank of Gospert, GuspOrt .iooser Blk, Logansport
Bank of Indiana, Michi indiana Bank, Madison
gan City. indiana Reserve Bank,
! Bank d. nj ontieello. 81. =. Kokoino.
4 .ticello. Indiana Farmers Bank
Bank of Mt. yernel., -. Franklin.
Vernon = Indiana Stock Bank, La
Bank Of Paoli, Psoli porto, l.a
Bank of Rock vile, Wa Kentucky Stock Bk Co
bashtown. lumbus.
Bank of Syracuse, syria Lagrange Bank, Lima
cnse-t Alcr. and Mechanics Bk
t;lnk OF Salein, Salem New Albany.
Eank of Salem, New Al New York and Va. State
bany Stock Bank, Evansville
!, Bloomington Blk, Bpem- Parko Co- Bank, Rock
inglon. vile,
Crescent City Bank, Ev- Prairie City Bank, Terre
] Canal Bank, Esanville. Southern Bank Ind,
/ Cambridge City Is X, Cam Terre Haute.
| bridge City Stien Bank. Goshen.
T.
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Hate Sa~Chet,

JOHN NICOLA Master.
THOs. DUsOUCHET CLERK.
Leaves Evansville un edarsdaJs, at L o'clock.
Leaves Hutsonyi;lc ON Saturdays, al - O'Clock.
RE These twn BEATS will regularly during
the season, connecting ut HutsonNillo with the
Hutsonvile, Terre Haute, and Lafayette Packet,
MASONIC GEN.
Freight aud Passengers receipted through TO all
points.
larity of these boats A Il orders and business
trusted to them will be promptly attended to.
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II. II DonSy

LEWIS DAVIS, Master.........WM. Nj. LisT, Clerk
Leaves Evansville on Saturdays, mt ~ O'Clock.
Leaves IIutsonville on Wednesdays, at l2o'ciOck
SPEED, COlIFORT',
RELTA BILTTY, 81 FETY.
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./gAEEs y no HE'S, H-5TER ST., L
81 door above Vino. sole Manufacturers of the
Celebrated Magnolia Whisky
b ts-rf ~. e or EvASsvILLEs INp. q z5a,-
j1--Ali kinds of Domestic Liquors and con
az = x large supply of Old and Choice Bourbon
Rye, and Monongaheia Whisky. augl-d&w1y
AJeE re- .nE.gT.- g.R K.zE@E ON
q 8 hand - ,OCO pounds of hams, shoulders
and sides, which We wiz sell at the lowest prices
feb14 JACOB -SINZICIT & SON
KHE.TF CUTTERS ST COST! NOW
SfE&is the time for Bargains Fifty Meat Cutters
alta trifie half price, for cash. Price. % cts
toSl 30 each. iml0l G. S. WELLS.
<TTC.H.Tszs Es.s 81 S.-EXTR.E III Il EsE
CIV size and heavy for corn. Also a small lot
of four bushcl double eunIiy bags bran, &c,
sale low, Tor cash, 10y GEO. FOSTER " co.
febIt ets-5s 81 r. Cora Locust Sc q Canal.
krsO.EL HOOS .FT C0ST.-0NE-HALF
G-/dOyen extra gilt band Coal Holds 2 ditto
sane size prime cost, for ctsh, close out.
ianIO CHARLES 5. WELLS.
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.syN-SI7 P.gDUC.4M

NJ a q X Il THE fine steamer s51vz.
DUNBAR, Gus. Fowler, master, LIZ -
Wednesday, and Friday, at II o'clock NJ. Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at O'Clock A. III. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
points North and East, with packets for Louisville
Green and Wabash rivers. At Paflucah with pack
cts for St Louis New Orleans and the Daily Mail
boats f5r Cairo Nashville and Tennessee river.
PC Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage, charged by the regu-
lar packet. Through bills of lading given to New
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee aud Cum-
berIaud rivers auglS
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR PACKETS.
EEe.sB.9sH KEI'EEs E'.TCRE T.

EEN.SR.4SR RKT~R R e. II & q Z e
w JOHN TOMPKINS, HICKS -.
RING, master, G. w. TwOos'EY, e>%aIEz..ccz-ssszt-
Clerk, will run during the season
in the Wabash and Evansville trade. a liberal
share If patronage is solicited mar9-lm
HEOR GREEN. Rfp.EEs-- THE K4sGa-
ET ular Evansville and Green river e. :.
packet d. B. CAMPBELL, @. LuIn n Elssz5ll-+ ri
master Ham Davis, clerk, having beenGs-====ssz-d
newly fitted aud furnished, offers superior accom-
modations TO the travelling public. she viii, run
regularly throughout the present season to all
points on Green river. Merchants and traders
sending orders rely on having them promptly
filled. The officers of the Campbell will attend
promptly all way business, Carrying freight and
passen gers ut low rates. filling orders, max ing Iur
shases 5, dc, for their friends along the route.
feb0
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EB EMO E.gE.-.g. y. COBB Jhk.S'ss Co
IN u have removed to Wafer street, three door
aboVe Min
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6AE DOZ EXTRA BALTIMORE BkUUMS-
sep the best in the market, at
decl4 COOK IL LANGLEY'S.
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FOR WABASH RIVER.

DEGUE-4R WABASH E'.lCHET-
~ n The snew aud light draught ;;z-s =
steamer MASONIC GEM, PiIlsbury all-a@t+fIa
Master, Mcdonald Clerk, will make E.E===x-=z=1s
regular trips between Evansville and Mt. Carmel,
during the season.
For freight passage apry BON board. jan31tf
FDRGUE.R1 W,EEHEA. R.RB.s ST
IA PACKETS THE fine light sYs.s, =
draught steamer Elk'11t-7 70
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& .HKTH'S lEDGSEE8 TOOLS--From.s dnd
kyafter. this date, January %, 1850. complete as
sortfnent Of our tools will be found at GEORGE
5. SONNTAG G CO, No. 10 Main street, viii
whom we have made arrangements to sell eur
goods at prices and make sEbod all tools that
are broken by defect in workmanship. = IL =
ianI2 J. c. & J. G. SMITH r
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H1OR sOUTH G.sRR0LTO.S' .4.VYS

II POND RIVER The elegant rgEs,
passenger steamer LUE EAVES, IL 81
McDONALD, Master, TAYLOR, Clerk, -
will make regular tri-weekly trips to South Car
rolton and Pond River, leaving ON Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
For freight or passage, apply on board de20tf
TT ron w ID u
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yy os.scCo! TOBACCO! T-0h.sCG,0 ,

m This is the place to buy it cheaper than any
where else for the quality-prices ranging from
I2 to As cents per pound, put up in all the differ
ent STYLES. S. T.. GILBERT Il 90,
febIS MOI Sycamore At.
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HDE GUA. zR E0Uxs VKAAE,

Hb II q " Il n 10 II ~ " > y 4 II II II ;
HI EV NSVILLE AMI
HENDERSON Packet. The new Ill.,
and magnificent Steamer q y u Y - -.
EAGLE, w II. DANIEL, Captain j. ii. DUNCAN,
Clerk, leaves Louisville every "Wednesday and Sat
urCiay at o'clock p. M. Leaves Evansville every
Monday at II NJ, and Thursdays at O'Clock +. M
janI7
, 1860-04-13

There are certainly, US VIC stated in one of our
descriptions os the race courses few days ago,
flush times IN this city. 4 plethora Of money,
IN epidemic Of cxsravaganca, mud i tendency
to luxury, prevail an'opy tho people. The one
hundred millions Of dollars worth Of cotton
feeeisc1 in this city. begin to be diifuscd
through all classes. Our planters arc all out Of
debt, all at least who want to be: have bal
anccs to their credit with our merchants, aud
the latter with their commissions, aud interest,
and Insurance dividends, are in the ca siest sort
Of circumstances. The Consequences Of this
sort Of things are au enormous advance in real
estate and Ia The prices Of articles Of use and
consumption. great deal Of property in this
cry !las doubled III value in tue last eighteen
nuuths: very tsts's ,ndecd is known which has
not increased tlity pe7 cent. in market valve
50 q tile prices Of living. The purseycrs and
AMI are adding largely to their profits. Our
numerous w!lnlesal. grocers, especially, have
their hands full. So Of other trades. The
s.rand fancy and dry goods stores OH Canal
aud chartrts, suc thfonyed at all hours Of The
day, and some distance into the night, with
purchasers, chiefly Of the fair sex, whose 1be-
rai expenditures and magnificent array present.
after all the most cheering evidences Of the
general prosperity Of our country.
But re are being tempted into an il!imitabIe
field Of graduation and jubiation, and must
draw IN our reins; not, however. until ne hare
noted one proof Of tho a5ound;,g wealth and
luxury III our u,idst, which CAME Under our no.
'lce Yesterday We refer to the prices asked
and given for rar1tics and delicacies for the
table. We saw small lot Of Strawberries,
about tHo quarts in quantity, sell for III. and a
pair Of ponlpanoss fvr slaa, aud cauliAovers for
500 apiece. These are higher rules than were
gwen in the grand lines Of 1886, and what is
better. they ATE rates which some people can
stand without being justly chArgeable with
prodigality and e1travagancc. Then tkcy we're
paid ior in paper money which vastly exceeded
IN amount the real capital aud wealth Of the
country; now payments are made in gold and
sl'ser, and lram the legitimate products OF cap
, 1860-04-13

Il
:" hars reason to believe thnt humble. .bces
arc indispensable 10 the fertilization Of The
tlear' s-case; for other bees au not ri*it this
h1wcr. Eroul experiments which Aaye tried
have found that the visits 0! bees, il not indis
pensable, hrc Ut least highly beneficial to IT,.
alone visit the cosnmcn red clorcr, as other
bees caunot reach the nectar; hence have rcrv
little doubt that 1t the whole genus Of humble.
bees became extinct or very rare u EnclanJ.
the hart's-ease and red clorer would become
very Eare or wholly disappear. The number of
Auu'bIc-bees in any district depends, in a grcat
degree. an the number VI field mice. which de.
stray their combs and nests; and Mr. II. New
man. who has long attended 10 the habits Of
humble-becS, believes that more than tun.
thirds at tl,e,n are thus destroy cd oil orcr Eng
land Now the nuutcr Of mice is larnele
de2sudeut, as ever one knows, ou the NUMBER
and small towns have found the meats Of lnlu-
b.e.bees more nunetous than elsewhere, which
attribute to the humbcr Of cats that destroy
the mice Hence it is credible that the rrcs-
et'ce OF felue animal in large numbers in q
district might determine, through t}fe intcryeu-
tlon first Vi mice and then Of bees. tho freouen.
CT Of cert2in flowers in that district
Oae would almost think, in reading Mr.. Oar
WINS string of sequences, thnt the ingenious
s.ut4or Of" Tho House that Jack Built, had in.
tended to imbne the infant mind with kuowl-
edge OF high scientific truth; for the whole Of
the foregoing extract may be couciscly ex-
pressed, after the fashion Of that immortal
legend, in the following brief sentence "This
il the old woman that kept the cat, that ate the
mouse. that killed the humble. bee, that fcrtil.
;xtd tlse clover" And it is Obvious that il our
country we're in the condition Of Paraguay, In
abundance Of wild clover would iaror t6.: in
crease Of feral herds Of cattle, which in its turn
would operate extensively in modifying the
general lor2 aud fannn Of the country.
, 1860-04-13

deposits ntums notleks tim fvc do.s received snt
Geinc,tSs ef Dcrc.s Issued Interest at ~ ~ etnt
H be allowed ltcposs Ct this tescnr,on atae IL
1unds lave F2:atned ii hands s2scaed tine All
depost.ed- ~ N 'e A@D17 -
, 1860-04-13

4SAout lH8 Loonon 1uut3, MAfel III
Inc King of Sxrdinia has taken tho step for
Tn,;h no has SO long, been preparing. he has
ia'd Ills hands upon The pasrimony ei St. Peter.
31odena and Parma had already been allow ed to
Rrarltate to the forming mass Of ItaIiun powef,
ond the mere appearance Of the decree which
annexed them to Sardinia would have caused
bus slight ,ensation. But this formal State
paper Is accompanied By declaration which
start!es many who hare accustomed themselves
10 believe that there was real power latent
under the threatenings and lamentations that
came to US from Rome. This King of half
formed kingdom, ostentat;ousiy deserted by his
great protector, denounced as sacrileg;ous
robber by all the adllereuts Of the old Pnpacy
throughout Christendom, and bitterly hated by
erory nation which, like Austria and Spain,
makes religious bigotry the spring Of its civil
system, advances as calmly to seize province
Of the States Of the Church as an English SOL
der would walk up to take jewel out Of the
head Of an Indian idol. When Farina lays be-
fore Victor Emmanuel the result of the suflrages,
bis master declat es bis acceptance "not only OF
the States Of ModenA and Parma, but also Of
thu Ronagna, which has alrendy separated it.
self from Tue Papal Government. Initiating
the pro1nptitude Of his great confederate, the
King Of Sardinia has probably already put his
troops In motion to take possession Of bis new
province. There is always great virtue in pos
session, but at this crisis an accomplished fact
is especially strong in it's incrtness. Who shall
now more Sardinian garrison out of bologna:
, 1860-04-13

TUE PLAS7ER's tot1Y PassoS.--Ths New Or
!ea1s I>tlt4 says that 4 we'll kuown planter liy-
'ng'n Louisiunu, aud possessing wealth, recently
went to the city in search Of amusement, aud
directly visited the museum Of Signor YAM
n"cl,i: 4 giantess, Miss Sarah Morehouse, was
exhibiting herself Mt that estabis stment, and to
her the planter rtised his eyes-iudeed, he IVES
Obliged to raise them, for she was seven and Il
half feet high, and his feet were ouiy five. The
planter IT once lorcd the giante.s and spent
money in purchasing tickets to the museum!
The treasury rejoiced, but the giantess lid not
reciprocate the affection. On the contrary, she
declined his offers Of marriage three times.
This coyness the unsuccessful man attributed
to the influence Of :signor Vannucti, anl be ac-
cordiugly determined TO remove her from the
sphere OF the showman's S influence. Stratagem
was necessary, and was unhcsitatingly used.
The giaatess waa induced By some prcsense to
enter i carriage, which was then driven away.
After going some distance the planter sprang
IN. and the vehicle whirled on its way again.
The giantess listened for isw moments to her
victims tale Of lore. then quittly opened the
door aud dropped him in the street, whence he
was taken with dis!ocated shoulder to an hos
pit1l, while she returned to the museum.
, 1860-04-13

MehuT 1nd sell on cum2!.=ica e::lcr At CLieaso &,
Esi;ss, cur Ays5e u cE xcsS. STATE, CITY, County
rsk Ate such ss 10 p.aEe prompt raI gIcops .tspau
10 SOY order entsust I'd 10 er. e:s.e
, 1860-04-13

The following letter, addressed to the Re
corder Of the Second District, is about as goot
. sample of Of philosophical humanity rs VI
hare seen Of lutte:
To TILE HONORABLE RECORDER OF THE SEC.
oSp Dlsrnrcr :-Dtar 4Sir-TLe slave Diana Iefl
my house IN Saturday morning to take walk
in the square, and put herself in the Parish Pri.
son-Hs records say-on account Of i'll treat
ment; which is not the case. She is worthless,
in my estimation, but il Sou will turn her cut
and let her cone home, will treat her like a
Christian till she dies aud then bury her but
if you think Ler worth the jail, fees you cun
keep her. as shall ,ay nothing for ler.
Yours, with much respect, LII ~
"New Orleans, March II, CO."
Tho Stare in question is IN intirm old woman,
not able to du much work. She is still in Jail.
~. q. Picayune.
, 1860-04-13
StRtc Debt Of Florida.


From the Tallahassee Florsdian we extrac
the following:
Coy. Perry has just returned from flying
s1a't to Charleston, on business connected with
debt for which The State, BY authority Of tho
Legislature, has become responsible, but
Which IN reality is due by the General Govern
meai: The debt is about se4l, 900, some $70,-
600 Of which were negotiated in Savannah and
tue balance in Charleston. The amount owing
10 Charleston falls due on the first Of april
that in Savannah some time in May. Stute
bonds were deposited with the parties by whom
the money was advanced, with authority to Bell
the bonds, unless the debt is paid at maturity.
As the Federal Government has es yet nude no
appropriation 10 relieve the State, and as her
treasury is in no condition 10 meet this heavy
obligation without sale Of her bonds, perhaps
at sacrifice. the object Of the Governors visi.
was to secure IN extension Of credit, with the
hope that the United States Government would,
III the mean time, make the necessary appropri-
alton: An extension WIS obtained Tor four
months on the Charleston portion Of the debt,
and probably like favor will be granted in Sa.
YannRh On what is duo there.
, 1860-04-13

- The fourth number Of the Cornh;ll Nag
azsne will appear Distinguish ed aboveits fellows
hy an illustration Of Sir Edward Landseer. Il
author Of .'Janc Eyre," aud aa article by Albert
Smith. The circulation attained in tho United
states by this mass1ine-in spite Of Difficulties
sod delays--ia 20 grent that there is plan nor!
seriously ent:stalaed hy M enterrr;sing hoax.
seller o. fepfanttnG eacia.number bodily, and is
suing here the next day aiter tue arrival Of The
English copics.-M. !. 7sa5xns,
, 1860-04-13

Dfeldfchs 1i!s. 11er a lelrant as truly effective
utl'ns Can IT, l;'sruc yuu ,a.y lake ru.caye. which
*lcne2tr without pr. t--lue they tlko uc Il. 6,3,c
parts from tile h!oi WHICH Is tlan lcpr bed 1r.e
'ksa l4vus the Vital G1id abs..ctcd ue a1e If them
H:'lastht ts only tAe ho ot til &c matters wi, ], .1e
ooos. "heu ssr%. wallis 10 tv:clt. T1ey arc .ovly m
to 1;:use-nolns l'5rr~ nothing !rx, Th.r 10
W. 1'ee: 1asS ms!er AEst: an9 hsrcn f. ,.cs reat
T,u" TIE Fan thc: !sA viz; Is to fav,.atr .a to lie
:1u nte: t. tits ss;L. .av: ocs:c.t x. to ,.u ,,
taasc lie has to 4 Gxtst hi loay iLsrred in aral:l
fY tesF oca]to"A! U.s. icat UG:c ~ Canal .ts, IT,
View 1o1S. Sd bT I'll 1r:e:..o 11aes= In MEDICINE
aIeu6wlr.
, 1860-04-13

"1LDER'S PATENT CLAP-
~ BOARD & FLAMING MACHINE,
). b. TAKk has tie d IL Il he now
dressing Lumber With Ti'de1s Patent Adr srt IIasI.r
Machine Thes: machines superior ny otker ever
nth9 machine The osa, 1oand e:fe sIrs i
y De by thls macr!ne cny lie would Invite al th.t want
cal he has the e1ersyereLs th.s naehne u Eaeo
NH on Cara! dstes near Lie G. L. G. H. l.. csessi;ls
CtIelEo lEGo.s.
Aa a:h'Ee4 arr manufactured By H. R. 1ahnsoa : Co.,
DetI0 Michigan. LccEt addressed to them for ehipSs
right will receive prompt atisrlsnu. uh:sylm
, 1860-04-13

UOMEST1D EXCHANGE DEPART.
MENT.
=. dla~ sight Or Time Hta On tins PRINCIPAL cit3es
re aEat!e In anT part OF the tui.e Bsatse Or
ah9 have made aEFaslcuents by which We are en-
soed % order By Telegraph ne payment Of Notes Acesnt.
ascGe, Accou1.a, DC, Ia Sey iuft ~sH'
, 1860-04-13

"a M1s'AnLs N1ccEr.r Ny friend asked An
thong Rox. superb en2uc.driver on The Ohio
river, how be- came to get free. "Why, Massa
in Kentucky; I couldn't do no kind Of work;
was berry iccble: twas jes as lnucl. As could
do 70 hoe my own garden and eat d. MISS; nad
dc MissIs what owned me sec dat was mis-
able niggcr-one Of the mis- 'ables. kind. So
said to her, Missus, I'm mis- ulle niger. aud
ein't worth nothing, and think you d better
Aassa Vincent, was such 4 poor niger, that
Iissus greed to sell INC fur hundred dol'uzs,
aud 'greed to try to .ori: s.,l! car: do inonef
TO pay her. aud did, aud 1ny heaitl, haa beef,
glttia' better cher since, aud I specks m-dc
bout niue hundred dollars dat time out CT lat
niEssE. NFah: wa1! Massa Yircent.n