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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-19
IL y. WHEELER.-.-.-.-.---.-..- I1LthAi
WHEELER & IGLEHART,
INTT R.1.E Us 1T IL ~, G%EcS,El

We are regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUGs, MEDICINES, CIEMICAIs, PAINTS OILs,
VAsNIsHEs PERFuMERY, and FANCY ARTICLES,
which We are prepared to offer to the trade on as
good terms as can be pt chased in Cincinnati, Lou
isviiIe, st. Louis.
We nave in store 10 tons of EXTRA PURE WHITE
LEAD, in kegs of % lbs, 80 lbs, and 100 lbs, which
W.. are selling to tho trade ut manufacturers prices
KELLER & WHITE.
No. a2 Min street.
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e EglDLcsI the fAysTfts Sya sy wksh Est.re nsksa
any deviation Whatever from the nsiais Of Ne
bran and viewed .n this light Gay be Looked :, sts
guard in Eded 20 give notice ef dcss which nigh stbse
escape attention. l ss be reueded and Va isdscns
should mover be neglected Hecdschs. es Sss6ed Sx
t~ Eapes sz Symptoplazc aud Idops)ie 6ynptonsfzs
Headache y exceedingly aud the Of greet
variety OF diseases. which Apoplexy Gout nhsans-
tsa and all febls dseases 10 fts form !,
hec Of iseac OF the stomach constituting sek ksa&ss Al
hepaic disease constituting bilious AeadAs II soris eos
CATION, and other disorders o the bowei veil renal sp@
uterine affections Diseases Of the heart very frequently
tended With Beedcbes; Aasuis and pshoa also ssee
scbe Is also very co%n being ssuaiy snsuisAsa y e
apparently sound heath aud prosa,ins 1t hs
msEal and srefde sod 10 other instances comes on
toy hosao5 by depression Of spEs scer5y M temper
Instances the pain s u the font oftbe head over
both eyes and sometimes providing vons.ns Xrazx is
slzss may sso be FAMED Ntuydi1,a
Fo. he treatment. Of ehor csss al He.dzche, tho Csph3
Pls have aecn found and safe remedy relieving e Eed
psiDs IN few aiDpies and is subtle power es<sxs
tis Sisessss Of sse Hssdssbe tbs sneSsas io4ts-
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NEW-YEAR's PRESENTS !!
IN GREATER INDICTMENTS THAN EvER!!!
PIONEER GIFT BOOOKSTORE,.


u
No. 6i1 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.
Established 1881
ID. w. EVANS Co.'s GIE T BOOKSTORE densely
crowded during the two three days before Chmss that
70 all who thus disappointed that by gying
EARLY CALL they do better than hafo made
very sIge sddo1s to our stock daring tbe last dy two
ROW TO KILL TWO BIRDS WITH ONE SiUNEi
HOW TO MAKE TWO PRESENTS AT THE COST OF
This highly desirable object b attained by purchasing your
d. w. EVANS G. Co.'s
PIONEER GIFT BOOKSTORE,
- No. 81 BROADWAY,
THE REGULAR RETAIL PRICE FOR ANYTHING,
and always set with yonr book books Of The retail value Of
Tl and coward,
A GIFT,
consisting Of article that is to be ACCEPTABLE, aud
il ofteu VERY VALUABLE.
These Gifts reDge in yslue from Fifty Cents up TO
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS!
and npaay distributed according yusr system.
Tho Gifts LITERALLY GIFT and is paid fef by the
purchaser in whatever except In far the rcccn.
Of is the means Of ADvERTsIsG and business -:
GIFTS WORTH $500,
AT THE LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES,
DISTRIBUTED WITH EVERY sI,@g WORTH OF BOOKS
SOLD.
D. w. EVANS Co deem 1t necessary 10 say that EVERY
THING in the way Of Rocks be bad az their 5oe AZ ne
NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, &c., kc.-LllERALLY
ENERYTEIHG-snd FINE STOCK OF EVERYTHING TO
choose We would rartcny impress upo1 PATRONS
the adyssbiy Of making their pTchases carly each day
during the Holidays possible before Store ge crowd
cd, aud thus enable themselves 10
MAKE GOOD SELECTION
w EVANS & Co..
PIONEER GIRr-B0OK STORE,
no. eI7 BROADWAY,
Naw-York.
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Look Up: Look Up; ne sad no More
LOVE OF STRONG DRINK
CURED ny
DIR. ZELL'S REMEDY.

Fot sale al Nc 90 Dyision-st No 2l4 9Th sv NeYor aud
Are HAYEss, No. l75 Fulton ST., Brooklyn. Price ~
Sahbatb-School Bell, No. IA superior coliecson
Choi,o TUNES, newly GITangei and composed, sbt
large number Of excellent HYMNS vrstteu expressly
OR this work which well adapted ior Senaaysehoos
RsyNs Meetings, Anniversaries Christmas Festivals Concerts
Temperance Aeetng Boys and Girls dosing &C. Sc The
Ueal success Of SABBAlH-SCHUUl BELL No. (400,000
sfpes having been issued the FIRST t,oy months Of M
FaSSeaon has ndaced the Publisher TO issue BELL No
J. contains forty pagcs more than BELL No l. TIE
pOSc sud ods in BELL No are different from BELL No
oeTs have been received for than 4e0 copies $1,000
copies cempe the hst edition. Priso, in paper elves
sen,A Y per leo; postage cents; bound - cents Sls pcr
VA Elegantly bound embossed et 80 cents; sSS per 100
Postage cents BELLS Nos and p bound togehar 30
ssE:s; SO pr 100 Embossed git 50 cea.j % psT 100
fossass eagh. cents HORACE WATERS. Agent
Nc. 3S3 Broadway New-York, Publisher.
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y Cyss EIosSsssx, sod tse ments, care spa sSsteay
incident to attention business slccy GecIs e
rumeous OF Nervous HssacHc Too disoT3eS e K
mind and body iucilen. his s.IessDg complaint sl
blow 20 al energy and ambition. Sufferers by This sorGr
aways obtain Tpoedy relief Eom these dsIessns s.sssss ~
us one Of tho CepEaic Pills Whenever she symptoms srpe
ouiets the oyerasied bran and soo.hes the strained and
ing nerves. s tension 81 che ton.cb which e~sr
and asssystss he ed ooraok CT t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

tendency In his pp the cs exzsssye vocef
ether Languages and ss while recrpOrsts thea tnss or
thus the word Cephsc which "a from tho OToeb, 6y
ing for the hcsd" 10 Becoming popnlsrsoS n oonnoo
With Mr. Spsldpss great Hesdschs Rsrsdy bu Si soon ~
used general and the word Cephsc sD heou
Electrotype Asd many others vose dsacsn =
sessn nssive ard 70 the nasAcr born"
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a REkI, HIrSgfCG.

Pgyrlisr-Wen, Mrs Jones, how is tia. hesescsef
r yosSr-0obe, Doctor, al the Pill yoG .zt sozso
re jus twenty utes sad wisb would serd ness -
ths. can have them handy.
Pss.cisn-You can set thsm a .ny Druggce Ctr feI
Cspszc PIls; find they M and rsSsnalrene nsm n
a. cases Q: hsa hcha
Mn Ies-I hsl .snd fy box directly snd shsn te ~ ~
sr9ertng fiends for hey Ee rsas tsssis9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

BTrpeEr-M.sas yoa 70 ,eud heI seT Ct Cerssas
6lre-no h0tte Of Prepared PsoUt Pm tnEks ,bsss -
ils 1. neither but perhaps yen be .nker knovtrs whs.
We she's nigh dead alj With 10 sios bssSscbe 4
wants Of thsE rolaived her before l
DRusGIs7--You % Spaldns's CeplAlio Pr.
BJIDSxT--O.b! sure row aud youve sed ~ teZee re
euatther snl y the Pi and 6oai be 81 Gay steo:
aieeH.
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TWENTY nnLIoss OF poILtHs sAynr:--ML frsles,f tss
sold millions of bottles o. bis Prop Glus f
bottle saved stsst ten dollars wortn o
bosen Furniture thus making agFesse a twenty hcrs
do, reclaimed from total loss BY this valuable nysncr-
Having made bis Glue household word he preces 70 DO
the world st greater service by curing al he sehirs hs wii
lis Cephaic Pl sui they good biz 0lus kss<kk0
VII soon yspsh Awsy hks snow In July.
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SsIAf pncovxny-Amons tho ncH inVrrsss q 80 We
st discoveries Of .so :y eoisdefed IRE rye
trm oI vaccination protection from SusPoI, Ss CsFhafs
pm r relief of Hesdbe and the Of Qninne te .he
yeuon Of Rsvers either Of which recnc whcse ecn
,s wiz BE- experienced By suSsns humanity enG ksS' sS
discoveries are forgotten.
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ikEDLY EHALlZKD.

HI ed n 'eube e=dOehc this tsaesn0on tssd ,:ssie1
hepotbeoay hand hi 20 The Csa yod Seess
me Of eadsahe r. Does hsohs ard" eys 70 "HsS-
csednsly" sys b. hnD5 spen that g sCephafe 1
I'd d's4 IN esdscae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

- bp yeu ever have Ne E:eh BesSeshef &c yoe
her he throbbins temples The veIed crow e esfrs a<
dzls s. The ssb, tcodi How totally init vsss fs
nes.ura conversation .ody Oge u the C-FtsDo rus
you'd h.ve relieved you from al the suffering shb 'hss
e1pedev ror h AID ether purPoses yen .acoS svSss
s,r. a bo, Of tae,a On sApa oScssioE S1sS
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suT1ps NFW SKATE ,uess-res having been tsAth 70 W
''9'A " ruTs LETTERS PATENT }. go. ...,
Ills the Slate that vii suit eseryOoay. u - ''s'' '
ip sppesysnce ana not likely 20 set out o Inn v.cv
NJ the only Skate adapted f)r toe J'LAi'bh " f
SKATTR. For LADIES 4 is Invaluable. i. HoTrr -
Thcse skses msngaactrIed Tie past snnei oy &
v0S BROTHERS Of Sheffield. Knglsnd e&p-tss!H i NY zse
md are made The best quality of No'"ay on eId c oc
"oo propI be se,. s:yie. os ENGLISH and AMERICAN
.oe Of Whick have eSer 5eon ofesod IL this H,s'
hssS5s; s1s and oEETLENEs TOOL CHESTS ssd up COM
,jI4e lJom 81 - 70 90. prYr,rr &c SMITH
For ssSp py No 4l4 BROADWAY,
p..ue., Wafer aud Csnsiss, noT-IOrk.
-, c..is, ed number q rze OF sho7.
-p....u,s.-TNGLIsH SKATES 10 suit al
,,ss Tool CHESTS ioT gent or SS{i 1etsSi
POCKET KNIytsl ly 'SPsteGsr Pe a1SN' ne For -se 6y
rLAihO w. n SEYMOUR Co, NO C1l-he--. .la.s
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Sew-YorIs, Harlem and Albany Railroad.

Sew-YorIC, Harlem and Albany Railroad.
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN EXPRESS TRAINS.
d. end 'eI No>suy, Dee. "a 1860, Express Train for
Nbsny, connecting with the NswYork Central Railroad
And Northern Railroad will star. Om and arrive al TryonTo
Bsa City Hal, NewYork Leave a! M 10 NJ and 4:z9
r
and i:45 p N.
Tle.s sold and Baggage checked hrough to all points
Pleasant provided for passengers St the City Hall
sts6oa- JOHN BURCHILL Asst SapeEiniea!o1t.
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CEPUALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS.
sugE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
euRE ALL KINDS OF HEADACExi

q, The use Of these Pills the periodic Attacks q s~~sss
.k RsaGase may pIsvensd and taken 1t he
ent Of as immediate relief tom pain Gsa Ansss vEes
obtained
They seldom fall removing the Nagsea Azi RtaS.s -
Witch females sabeot
They &C, gently upon tho bowes reusvins Css'sy.os
For Li,eyayy Ma Stdse Deiese femA,es snd ii f-sscss
of ,eeeta,y hass they valuable LGraass iarrevfss
tho aspstrs syns and si9sv TO the d vs ssss1 sd
Restoring us.ua elasticity and strength ofhe shoe ss-
THE CEPHALIc PILLS the resa Of lonx trsstsspssa
snd carefully conducted srpcsments having been "a rse Any
y,a durns which time they have prevented sud feteveds
,as. Of pain aud sseins fem Hssdohe whether sT
mating ths system om dsraISs3 sAss Of Ne
so.,aeA
They entirely vegetable IN their oompo'ton, aud rsy Be
Aien With perfect sae.y ~iheGi making ary .ssrss
of et and ae a5,c.s Of any ks,sdbs tl,s rs.&s &sr
6adHusi,tr thee ts ekadroA
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSi
The ,.nulns have eve signature, Of Henry srltas 60
ssch Boz
Sold by Druggists AID Nl other D,aeTs Ia MeicireA
ABoa VIII be sent by nsn prepaid, receip, Of tie
PRICE, 25 GENTS.
al orders Iboud be aljI-sse9ts
HENRY G.. SPALDISa
Nc u C.lIr Ns~-y0s.
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Hicr WORK. EyowlSs-spsldin Cephsro Pts Ce ess.
tsn cure for Sick HEADACHE, Nervous Heodsca Cesetsrs
sxa GcaeIsl Debility
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DOIIrJCAL DOCUMENTS.
We invite the attention Of Politicians to the following Hst
o. documents:
THE POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
FOR 1860.
vol, Cloth. Prco 81.
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
THE HON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
AulhcGizei e.iti0n.l
By ID. w. BARTLETT
Bound in cloth with Steel Portrait 3Si pages PIiee 81.
Postage prepaid
An abridged Edition covers, q Ccfts

Bound in cloth, with Steel Portrait. 35 pages Price 81
Postage prepaid.
An abridged Edition, paper covers - cents
THE LENNON SLAVE CAsE-FuI History OF the Case,
with opinions Of the judges and arg 1snts OF counsel Price
p eents; per 100, 4 IT, Postage 5Crt.A - -
psees Postage psid One copy IS Ocs four co@es, 81
TIRE TkBJNE ALMANAC for 1870 contains Popular Vote
for President 6y nctuTns Of Elections lne4 postage
HELPERS IMPENDING CRISIS or THE SOUTH
iCo1npendium) Price 2S cents; Postage cents.
CAMPAIGN TRACTS.
PHASE PARTCUR ATTENTION 10 the remarks on rost
~ THE He iRRFPRf ssiBIE CONFLICf GOV Stewards
Rochester Speech OF lSS with Charles VCorors UnioaMee
ing Speech, Dec. l9. 1889. - - ..
H. THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DIsUNIoN
Speech Of Henry Wilson CT ahue!ta ~ The Senate jan
III THE ADMISSION or KANSAS; Gov. Stewards srca.
Speech IN the senate Feb. 20 ieSn
~ NATIONAL POLITICS; Speech OF Abraham Lincoln Of
Illinois the Coopsr insi;ac Now o Eob 27 1860; James
V. LAND FOR THE LAEDLF5s; The Hen. Galashs A.
Crows Speech in The i0use, Heb -, l9lj
VI THE LIFE or ABRAHAM LINCO.N-By an Illinois
Republican who knows well the and bis history large
sonpsot pamphlet Of 81 double column pages for general ccu
stionas caupin document PIicc conts eepy 20 eea per
dozen 81 pS undcd $50 per thousand. II required BY
rIl cart ddti1E-i inSst bo sent 20 pr nay postage
VII PROTECTION OF HOME LABOR AND HOME
PRODUCTIONS NECFSS AIRY TO THE PROSPERITY OB
THE bMERICAN FARMER. BY Henry Carey Bard
The shove printed fair type aud good each form
g large tr Of 10 pages except No. which double
sand o. 5vcT fer ONE crr per copy; he Thoa:snd may be
made from 3 list above gwen tine buyer may dee In
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Atau
IMMENSE SACRIFICE!tl
the teton drawing close and owing to the detsnged
Sf hnAel maiteI have conoqdsd TO marx down my
F1ch cf FAIL and WINTER CLUliiAE, end sell the
yes.-iess Of cost FURNISHING GOODS and CItlBDRENS
CLOTHING every variety and VIII be sold ~ e Talie
y. 3. BALDWIN,
Eos 70 and " BowsEy.
f2s lsSelt stoIek the city.
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A ROUSE AROUSE
~ TO-DAY is tn LAST CUANCE b4ore New sr's TO
seec, from exquisite stock OF sJERE0SCOPES and
VIEWS.
NOT ONE IN FIVE HUNDRED hss any ides Of ,he supe-
oy tho assortment at No. SOL The CrGa OF the European
Markets in addition weilknown publications.
Don't let the
SECOND OF JANUARY
dawn any q your
friends without their being possessed Of steeoscoe and
Views
AWAKE! AWAKEi
NOT ONE IN FIVE HUNDRED knows what PHOTO
GRAPHIC ALBUM f.; ard yel Of the Eve hundrcd
could help buying seeing the beautiful srcie just T ed
from paIis at No. sol
THE CENTER OF ATTRACTION
FOR THE HOLIDAYS on 1860
Is
ANTHUNlS,
No sol BROADWAY.
sTLREOSCOPFs md VIEWS.
PHOICGR APiiiC ALB AS. - -
CARD PORTRAITS 0, LMiNLhI PEOPLE,
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d. APPLETON & Coz,
Nos. J43 ord Ii5 BROADWAY.
4 PPROPRIATE and VALUABLE
HOLIDAY GIFT.
THE LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON.

Mr. Psrton's work which ia attracting 20 much attention.
end Is 70 warmly commended by lhe cos, with scarcely al
exception forms jus, at this time peculiarly -pPiopo o
well permanently valuable PRESENT no oosrsPn' oi Guy
American ever hOm the press and The people hgne
encourns srongc. zsa q ires'f In eoIPiaiehe
inparty absorbing interest and historical 'sise are sfe
prsised while ia recognized that he career Of IL hero
s4ods smors txcn. sad fertile subject oI 5ioi'sPJ stan
the life Of rny other AneIicsn.
The WORK is comprised in ;bres slc.an ocsvo Tonre' With
Steel Portraits and furnished u VARIOUS elegant sndHs a
from este Sls peI SET
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sLates! Skstcs. skates

New Year Urns-Last DRy.-l'eWsst Psuu@n,,'i - -
silver pate o"eS' Pii1'' L|CIUS HART
ny
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6ufriai Noiircs.

a Card.-Nsyor WOOD win be hsrpy TO see his follow
citizens NEw-NEARS DAY, at the Mayors Once CITY
BaI, from II to IL oclock-New.York, De, y, 1850.
J. BURNHAM. Firnt MArshal.
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A NFW-YEAR's PRESENT which will do
n homo, 20 The gyer and to TIE eeeice would e IT, ~
1JyI'SG AGF fOR 1861 such giil would sho" mat us
- ,r,ies lssle sud talent and that he belle 80 Tue r.
e;yer 10 lie person Of cultivated unders.sndhg II you H-s
n .1h piN g. clergyman, lawyer physicisi OF 70 81!
yc.tD msn Of ,uf scqgs tce on L" lady Q. - yoaRs
20 i-rs a. tuproying t mind scnd the LtNiAt' Abb,
a. S 40 i,7od procf az your respect "a vel g; oil
Nor tratittce % us tte "oTk Tiil DC sent,
post rad for yesr Lf'iEidr 'o'' "'' ''''"s ''S
Iln.1e i,lEAn
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sn,e ,our NYnter.nack,

A., .l,,y, hays fre b. using INBkAMS ThI,3.'t
M1TTRBACK RANCE winch you can regais's sna US oss
- = .nrsn ,;ber with OF without water, es was SeIe
~ h'o ~ an tLa main ripo was broken Oct 2it ls'5
"a pee G. 1860 few q over 200 roe-e1ce:
No ISe and lf2 East .;h-st Nor % asd 100; sisoison
Eos lT l39 lf3 ls Ia End l9; West @J4SS no s -
10 baking aud economy In i9si ..A , cs,,,ss.,. =.
AL AHN '' + INGRAM SOH, nanu:sci iursTs
No. :l34 l.h-ev.. kew-i OTS.
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Isarey

Rarey
JOHN RAREY, whose European In training and
teaching the Horse well known al Americans has the
honor that he viii give practical exposition Of his
Psculiar art Of HoRSEMANsHIP ON SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, Jan. 5, at t.rt b -.
NIBLO'S GARDEN,
which bas been especiSy engaged for tins oecasiop
Nh RAREN this bis fret appearance before tho American
FTubhc is former dmonstroni this having
prya naure viii endeavor 70 make this exhh on as enter
sriug and instructive have been his Europe
Referng 10 the that have sred
hin by the Crowned Heads Nobility, si GeWry The Old
q ihe bands OF his countrylnen.
This lecture wi commence at 3 O'Clock p. m.
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES

A BOOK FOR THE TINES.
N FOR TIE CLERGY TIE PATRIOT THE scHoI Az
AND THE CBRISTIAN GENTLEMAN
and necessity for every CbUrcan Chuchy man in the
land
JUST PUBLISHED
d. APPLETON Co.,
Nos fi3 saj as BROADWAY
THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF GEORGE
WASHINGTON D0ANE, ID. d., LID,
FOR - YEARS BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE or NEW
JERSEY "
in -Four Volumes, 9vo, elegantly printed
: Price 81 so each
Fublshed by Subscription and jus. completed
Vol MEMOIR POLITICAL WRITINGS, &c.
Vol Z-CUARGBS AND SERMONS.
Vol a.--PAROCHIAL SERMONS.
oL A-kDL CATIONAB WRITINGS AND ORATJONs-
snoDg which the iollowDg Organizations Don7eons 10
fre9 Institutions" " Civil Government Sacred Truth from
s9dT Oio World, One Washiogion;D p The Home the
Scho, NE CbuIch The Nan to Make State heir Msking
snd ibr Msrss" Education Divine rbus The Estions
dpefp =" The Sacred Sympathy ofsorrow," &C., &C.
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-c.nse nj the Prevailing Epidemic.-The Con

Cause OF inc 5Tssa for The 'sscy city, FROM the
leIe incresse OF the skeng fever, caused pese u "
h fop one OF the neighbons sEating ponds Sho slD 80
= =, Com.nttee Of 6rs chemists 70 SEE ley r2ul ~
;veT the nause Of tto fever and devise remedy Ihe Oo
49, rsnorted on Saturday foows ina oRet s'J
n ys,inop Of the msks found te suIsce q the re,
hey opinion the; they Tss Br%1qsea % ca 30VFR
WATEFR Nc 4T4 Broadway" They eso idi'Aet IsP
That they have visited the estsssh ert ci nsssi
S~rr5 !, Tf ctIv crowded with Skates sud 5kste fSi
and altogether yery gerous piece two q ths IN
f1sd "a i th fever while thcre and therefore oi' a. eu
bo want 10 escspe the fever to keep s"sy roh en-
ihely"
-a.,I, I,,,jca \ Ijnjrneus when sll ele hss isled,
The Shasta courier., 1860-07-21
A UniOn-Saver.

The anecdotal history of the late Legis-
latve invasion of Ohio has to be written, and,
as some will doubtless make future effort to
collate all the wit and wisdom which scntillated
during the progress, must put upon imperish-
able record one rich bit. Unfortunately can
not describe, in writing, the mobility of feature,
and waggish leer of the eye, whi, b are the soul
OF nearly everyJeu fespret; but my readers must
imagine an impulsive Tennesseean in the good
city of Columbus, felicitating crowd of anxious
listeners on the fact that the Union had been
preserved by the determination of the Legisla-
lures and thanking God that the spirit of fanat-
icism had been checked forever That mad
wag, j, one of the officials of the Legisla-
ture of Ohio, coming up at the time with face
as full of sagacity as an owls, shawl thrown
la toga over his shoulders, and an expression of
countenance, ! shall never forget, said to the
Tennesseean:
"Look here, my fine friend, we've done it, if
we can only keep it done &; but I'm tagged out
and must take rest. Now, my brave associate,
partner of my toll, my feelings and my fame,
have request to make. Swear to me, on the
altar OF our common country, that you will re-
ligiously guard and protect the Union for the
next half hour, while go and take nap and
then, illustrious friend, l will relieve you
Enough, your oath is registered you to your
guard, III to my straw, and dream of feather
| beds"
Five minutes afterwards, j was reading
the moral law to darkey who had brought him
Monongahela in mistake for Bourbon, and swear
| ing that no Southern gentleman could be COM
PEELED to forego his private sentiments so far,
even on SO happy and auspicious an occasion, as
to irrigate his bowels with the Installations OF
Rye House Conspiracy, brewed north of Mason
and Dixon's. But soon the patriotic impulse was
|
two, Monongahela and Bourbon, in the same
glass, he drank it off, proposing as toast:
The union of rye and the union of corn,
The union of lake-ice and river
The union of sugar in one spacious horn,
And their unflagging union forever.
The Shasta courier., 1860-07-21

NEW CURE OF CANcER-The latest recon-
mendation put forth on this subject is so simpl,
in itself, and of such easy application, that i
ought at least to be tried, as it is positively as
serted that it has been of great service in sew
eral dangerous cases. The new remedy consists
then, of fine Turkey figs, which must be boiled
in new milk, which they will thicken when
the figs are tender they are to be split and ap-
piled as poultice, as warm as can be borne,
to the part affected whether the skin be broken
or not; every time the poultice is changed the
part must be washed with some of the milk. A
fresh poultice is to be applied morning and
evening, and at least once during the day and
a quarter of pint of the milk which the figs are
boiled in, is to be drunk twice in "a hours
If the stomach will bear it, this must be steadi-
ly perseyered in for three or four months at
least. A man aged los years is said to have
been cured about six years before his death, by
six pounds offgs. The cancer, which began at
the corner of his mouth, had eaten through his
jaw, cheek, and half way down his throat: yet
he was so perfectly cured as never to show any
tendency to return of the malady If the
malady return, the figs must again be applied.
The first application gives great deal of pain,
but every subsequent dressing gives relief 1t
is declared that woman who had been afflicted
with cancer in the breast for ten years, and who
was in frightful state, was cured by the ap-
pllcation of ten pounds of figs.