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IIerrick'. Rid Strengthening Pia.ie-
THE GREAT STRENGTRENER
AND pm DESTROYER.

AND pm DESTROYER.
m, Bet aad CA,sp,d Ho1sAoii R,asdy N re
Word,
These renowned rla.iers cure paine, weakness
aud di.,res. IN the hack, sides and breast, 10 i've
hours. Ineed. certain ace they To do The, that
th. p,opfiet~ warrants them. Spread from Te.-
in., BALKANS and gums, on beautiful ND leather,
renders thea, peculiarly adapted to the wants 81
Femile. and oihei.. Their application isnniver-
sai-tIually 10 the siroag man, the delicate NO.
man, aud the feeble infant. To each and all the,
will prove a balm aud blessing. Their use IL
agreeable and without annoyance or irOlle. Each
Plaster viii wear from one TO four months, ani IN
rheumatic complaints, sprains aud brui.es, tie
qnenily effect cures when all other remedies fail.
Full directions will h. found on the back Of each.
Public speakers, ,ocalisis, ministers of the gos.
pei, will sueng thtn iheir lungs and improve their
voices b, welrins them on their breast Price
rs 81 cents.
E7y-The above article, are soh BY all Druggist,
Throughout the uniied Stsie-, Csnsdss and South
Ane,,es. add at wholesale by all large druggist.
In the principal eiiie..
HEPRICK K BROTHER.
Practical Chemists, Albany, NY.
y. BL.sHrIrLD, Travelling Agent. ~
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A NEW AND AoRDIyARY
n REMEDY FOR COhSu MPTION.
IA, b.'. ~sd.as. inova 70, Cough. Bv.slah asi
Ceass~ls'os. ,s
The Great European Cough Remedy.

The recipe II ihi. extraordinary med'ci.e va.
btosght fron Enghad IN 1851, by Rev. Walter
Clarke, of Miao,, Me-, Who had esperieneed Ne
eliicsc, IL hi. own case, and Witnessed u ~ ma
~ others. During the last sis YEAR, many ihoa.
sad. Of hottie. have been son IN the State ~
Maine alone, and the most extraordinary epfes
have bcea eeccle,l, many psrsoas who had bcsn
Suffering frum the n,o.t distressing coughs ics
moath. aud some essa lor years. have bees speed.
ily carrd by tbs Invaluable medicise u u perc-
" vegetables saI perfectly ssls. The hf., dose
Eeastally give. uisf. and siaglc bottle often 81
iscts eafe. sisgc trial y all that !. neoesss'
~ 10 eyincc it, superiority over all other medi-
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TuE oxFORD DEMO r. A II
New York and Portland
sEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

yI,iIc G,, elias. steamship. CHESAPEAKE
Cant. sipsrr CaowrLl, PArAPsuo, J..
HL,,rirLp, will HEREAFTER iofma se"'-W.sky
Line between the port. OF New York and Fort,
land, having each port every wednesday ana
Saturday. at = =. VI.
Passage $500. inclsdirg fare aud state roam. :
The sfea, dispatch given To freight by ih'. Ins'
mikos IL the mh.i desirable lyigh, eom'na"ca ',o"
l,etween New York and the East Nooomm'''""
charged Al the end E'r forwarding
Dnysge 10 New York b-tween eon"ee''ng ''"e'
ly contract at Lowest rates.
Apply to and addrs,..
EMERY 4 FOX, Poftland.
I'm. CROMWELL 4 Co., New York.
Portiand. Oct. %, 1889. ~
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rl-an Rr,. Milll.m Ri.lnrrr.

DELAWARE, lBd., llec. =, isSs.
Deer Be. Cipl,' NJ supply II yoar Earopean
Cuvsh Remedy u exhausted ope II my nigh
hors " ho had blcd from the lungs several i'"e.,
has hcsa gr.,il, hcpefiicl ly using one small
bottle. Nv daughter Who was. ~ spite IL the
l-.t medical skill. l.t running down with disease
Of The luRg., /. - mpch Improved by 10 use that
We Anticipate oap,sic este. There are NAM
hsrs Of peS-oa. h.rv waiting 10 uy the European
Coush Rene,i,. Please -snd me = ", immediate
IA. Years. Sc, WILLIAM RISlNGER.
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TSsiimonIai,.

TSsfimOnIdls.
ut..,rd NJ, Eddy 80 one OF the most capable
ana .aocs..iai practitioners With whom have
had official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Comms,ioncT q Patcnts.'
have no hssitaiian IN sssuring invcnio's
that the, cannot employ persoa morr competent
aud orihy, and mote capable 81 p"iiing iheT
,pel,r,iion. IN torn 60 secure iat them ~ .''Iy
ADD favorable confederation al ih- Patent once
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Paicni,,'
nostan, February \. 1855.
"ur II. n. Cad, ha. made ioS me THIRTEEN
.ppl,eaiion., on al hut one 81 which raisn'' have
l,..o grated, aad that oae Is now P,nd,ng. such
uami.iskahle proof 81 great nlen, snd ability o"
IA. part lead. me 10 recommend all in'cniof W
,ppy 60 him 10 procure their palsui., -. iheN may
lie .ure II ha,ipg he most ia,hial aiienl'on w.
.,e~sd on their cases, aed At yery tsnsonslde
charges. JUN
From Sept. II. 1857. to June IL, 1855. the sub
.r,,l.f 30 ooufss OF be-. large practice, made. on
T.ics.Rriec,ei applications, siNIEEN ~
pEAls, EVERY ONE Of ~hich Sas decided N
NJ, favor. by the Commissioner Of Paira,s.
X. II. EDDY.
Ro.,oo. Jaa ., lS6O. "
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'rnE subscriber hereby give. pebble notice tina,
L be has been iul, appointed by the honorable
ialge 81 Probate for the Couaiy of OSloFd, and
assas the trust Of administrator Of the estate u
sInLEY CHASE late Of Paris.
Ia sad Coanty, deceased, by givins boad a. the
bs dfec'-. We therefore requests all Pefsons
Sho afr 'ndsotsd 10 the estate Of sai deceased 10
make Immediate Psynrnt: and those wha have
Mch. 20. is6O. HENRY 4. HAMMOND.
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WATCHES Civ N AWAY 4
4 GIFT, rsl.si f,5-, T-s Dsiis'' % o.' Hss-
died pslis-' rirss v,fA 't'sy Beel
I'D ~ Rdfi Pre,l
"a istsf so Eltsl % gssrs.issd % ory u baat'
10" INT"T fIN"IT' ~ UIfT''I - ""
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE CO.,
Washington ~, uoston.

ITO Washington 81, Boston.
The most extensive snI the most ltetsl Ga Coo
csfu en- cNt.isnor. seed Toe a Catalogue. Tho's
Nh hs,, I,sirulitet other TIA Iloas~. ate plr
t,,ul,f, r,t8esi,i 10 seuu,int themselves With
ouf tstuss. Our inlusrmrnts sfc unt,sslied, ant
pui 100 others tn The shsie.
The following are some uf Tie Gilts 90 purchas
go 81 ts,k
E',Jih Ls,s' Gallwa,,Ae., ll'.!i'' cs.'.
f,f,ut lever
IaI.r.' i.s,rr Opsa Face.
p-,l,b,-i Lever Silver Watches. iiun,,ns Case
t.rin. ~i'1,f Wsi,h-., or-a Face.
IsI tHgksts. ysfiou. sIts.
Lsi.f.' sli Gs1ts' Gold Ohtins. various ~ les
l.lair.' suI Grais' Gold sleeve Butioa, aul
Stole. ~ T'urrps.
trnt.' Bl.e.a r..., nss aud rich syls'.
t,Hii f,nJii. s1d frus.
l.sf.rs' AL trHf.' Coll Giugs.
Coil Watch kr.s aaI Bell r,n..
great ,arsi, of lidir.' yr~slry, Pies, sol
Fac bmp., oumpf..,t. al The ,t,l,. nv
v1fB. sH.h 1s Cllnv1. Mosaic, Gui.sioue, Ia.
-, I'.ssr',su. s. s.. s..
Goal EDr, .rfs, 40 si,ss.
Th- i..st uf li,ls. comprise. great sssoftusui
~ stan ItHli sufss ib eve, department 81 livra-
tufr. ibt.re-tiH. i,, th- ,uung ani old. DO SoT
van sfNp roE AC,ratosUT. Catalogue
u,s.i-. if-5 tl sut al.i,~ss. AIif,ss 10
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE COMPANY,
10 Washington ", Boston.
&. ". ELuEtpcF. Tr-lslfyt.
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sans AMI .Ntaett, their effect 90 the human s,s.
ten !. uia..ani. saiissc,nry nod slccessiul. Act
ing d,frc'y ~ he LL,od. glands. solid. and duid.
ufthr lsi,, ih,ir zee 10 attended with the hsppi-
ct rf,.t a. sulien attack. Of disease one o.
two do.e. 1lwa,. cures. IN old 'tandiag Eases OF
.ickn,,,, small dose. repeated iHqpenily-.o
ceau.c, lAe .,iem. that good health !. the result
80 change ~ employment OF diet ). necessary.
They never cause sore mouths, swellcd loinis,
aching limbs, etc., A. do May other Kinds. They
are warranted IT, give satisfaction, OF the price
will h. refunded. They ate considered cheaper,
,air, pre,er. and in al rrspects superior 10 any
purgati,e pill ia the world. The discovery Of
coaii"g pin with sugar ems mated With DE-. Her.
rick Al others are counieIieiis, snd Il used. viii
DO harm, anl dislppoint the sick. lieuiek's pills
ATE elegantly pu, OPP. 30 Ia box. With a large
sheet Of dirociion.. and sel for 2j cents per boSi
toxe. for 81.
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E x @ E L s I o R!
GIFT-BOOK STORE.

IN New Eng and. haviag. 10 Consequence the
unprecedented patronage of a discerning rublie,
been enabled 10 distance all competitors, are 10.
iermped that no esefibn shall h. wanting 90
their part 10 maintain the psoad position they have
=, .,,rrs..fnlly atiaiaoi. Coa6dent that cBsrgy,
Il~ralhy and pfomp, iipde. properly directed,
must eventually command unlimited success. they
,a,rnJ Il. uerss,erc uniil their establishment,
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'rUE suh.-r.her hrrrl, gives pubhc notice that
L D. De. been &c., arp,ilt-l b, The hoHarahl-
JuI.r Hf Probate o. thr C,rly of ONforl. aui
ASHAMED ths irs.t Il Ajmiui.traiof Il the s,i.le
ALYAII GILBERT late Of uuck6slL.
o. sail Clas'v. i-ces.ed, by giving bad a, The
law Jir-ets. a. h.rcilte requests al p~r."n,
wha are tni-htr.l 90 the estate 81 ssid Dc rasei
o. make inn-itate payment; AL those Who have
~, t-uisuis thrr,oa O. exhibit the zane O.
March -. ls6o. JOSIAH IIUTCllINS on.
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- - - 7 NN'''FI's ~ Y y
Tfca.ur,t'. ohc~. PARE
March =. ls6O.
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TilE Subscriber hereby .ise. puLl,c noiics that
L b. Als teru i,l, appointed b, the llobouhl.
JuIs~ ~ Probate fir The Coaaiy of ONfori, asi
assuu. the trust uf Administration Of the estate u
Asa I. KEEN ate of sumner.
u sul Citli,. deceased. hy gyiag Load a. the
bs J,rsrt.. ii- thrrriprr ,s,luests all persons
a. mae iHi MEDIATE piyuvnt. aad those sho have
aay tr.nsrl- thrrrsa, 90 exhibit the sane o.
March ~. 1850. ALIEN. =. TilANER.
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I'RGEDOM NOTICE. Thu. nav csrtiiy that
L hve lais d4Y giyen ny 500 GEORGI
HOLLAND, his t'mr io act aud trail Cor himself.
I shal clans pl.s Il he earnings noT pay any
debts q his cusifacti1g, aztec this date.
SAM'L 4. HOLLAND.
Wtnrs. ions tioLLANp.
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nos. AZ AND AZ CORHHILL,

bbNibNi "N''''
ll~coms. familiar household VOID 10 every see.
ton u the unioa.
H. addition to their oSn publications, comp''''
iag about one hund'ed distinct woiA', ani coz
.i.,iar Of the writing. u Y. =. Auhur, u. u.
Thomp.on. Virginia Townsend, and othefs,
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4 pNiNISrRNrOg'S SALE. Nvtics - here.
Il hy given that, purs.nnt o. hceuse iroln the
Probate I,ur t,r the CaaaiV a nSiort. thefr
wi o. sNpnsri i'r sale b, pullic anetioa, IN Ram
ford, ut the dwelling hou.r i~kr.iag 90 the es.
tate nf John D,lod. late ~ Rumisfd u -sil
'ssint, Js,sasssi. the sth 49, 1T Nav next, -,
Su'coCk, \. ", - mach ot the teal estate q
ss,d d,rrisrj, iuriadag the reysrsisa of the
wrlps's da~er thsfein II r~csssary, a. Will pro-
tucc iLs sun 81 Gaecn husifrd AL iouy live
dollars, So thr payment OF his debts, charge. of
administration AT incideaiai cnarges.
JAMES ". DOLLOFF. Aim,uistratof.
RHalatd, Apui 81. lst,n.
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Bo.,oa.Jaa .. 1850.
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HNNNNN
SUGAR COATED
PILLS.
The Children cry TOT
them :
Thi. remarkable
] American remedy -
Carrying the sofhI
by storm. Over i've
millions Of boses ate
.oLi snnaally. Con.
posed eRtiTeiy Of
Flow srs, Roots, llal-
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G.. G.. EVANS G. o.,

arc possessed u an immense stock II Books IN
almost evcry department 81 liisualurc; and leiag
~ coastant communication With All The leid'ns
Publishing hou.ss II New yofk. Philadelphia sd
Boston, they are continually addiRg 10 the list al
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NEWS BY TELEGRkPN

INDIANAPOLIS, April 2.-Representatives
of the Constitutional Union party of Indiana
assembled here TO day and appointed dele
gates to Baltimore, selected a central execu-
tive committee, and unanimously adopted
the following resolutions.
Resoired, That John Mclean of Ohio,
and John Bell of Tennessee, lie presented as
our choice for President and Vice President.
Resoloed, That we will cordially support
any conservative national man, who may be
nominated by the Baltimore convention.
Rchd W. Thompson and John j. Hayden
were appointed delegates at large, and one
delegate from each Congressional district to
the Baltimore convention.
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TO the Public.
g~yssgR SsZA1s tk.s.N~F FtR S.N~FR :,

Vl- y 2 y
Il f.tr, have been Wet ones, causing many
of our rivers 10 overflow their banks, back
ing UP the water in the creeks and hayous, ana
floodiLg considerable extent the bottom
lands when the rivers recede, which may be
pected soon, then the large surface of decayinG veg
etabe matter exposed to she scorchinE rays of the
summer sun, produces the malaria. which prOYee
fatal in Its course, sweeping whole States, aud
spariBG neither age nor sex in its coaquerin
march.
After a residence of more than twenty years
the middle and Southern States, We think we have
discovered a medicine which, certain extent,
is "A lreyentative Of the attacks of bilious fever
ayue. &c, and as such recommend our Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public to understand that we are
not urging upon them the of strong Liquors as
beverage. Weare, and always have been, opposed TO
their being used in that way but ii people will
them such, let them have 10y all means "A
pure article. that Will keep them in health, and
lengthen instead of shortening their lives We pro-
pose sell always pure and anadulterated Liquors
for medicinal purposes, and q little for the stoBl-
ach's sake, if required, and will challenge in
spection by the bert chemists in this any other
the whisky branded by ms, Calls Il Howe's Mag
nOla. 1t is warranted, il is distilled fro4i the
corn, rye, wheat, with slight addition of gund
cistcrn water We have no doubt many persons
have beer ruined in health, if actually killed, py
drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that
Aliis Howes' pure Magnolia should he in gen
eral Use. Just received and in store for sale
10 Pipes ass d Brandies lOld) from to 81 II gal.
IL "a pipes do (oldl from 3 TO 81 = gal.
pipes Holland Gin; 3 pnncheons old Rum.
ans ALLIS & HOWES. Water II.
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ATCHIsoN, K. T., April II, M,-The
Central Overland Mail and Pixies Peak Ex-
press arrived this morning, bringing dates
from Salt Lake to the oath of March, and
from Denver to 9Th of April, with $4,000
by express, and So, 600 in hands of passen-
gers.
Reports from the mines are more favora-
bic than ever. Many new rich discoveries
having beeu made. The weather is very
fine and emigrants are arriving daily.
The Pony Express was met at Chimney
Rock on Friday, 9th, at 2 A. NJ.
A shooting atfray occurred at Rocky
Ridge on the Goth ult., in which Lewis
Hume and Joe Cody were killed, and Bill
Finley wounded
Camp Floyd.
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z bbls eggs, I5n bbIs -four, l. Crane; hf Dbl,
J. Embich; b"x paper. Sorenson Co. boxes,
Dbl, l bale, O. w. Arni-t ong; l bale dry goods,
JsveIl a Co; l case Ridse L. Kessler; chests, J.
Jncomctt; 22O bush wheat, Iglebart Bros 10 bxs,
rolls l bale. bdls, pk &c, J. T. Faugway, Gray
Vile ills; 70 pkgs mdse, John Bigall, GRANVILLE.
Ills: 25n bush potatoes, Cook & L., His;
ais bush CORN Braudi-s L Crawford; car loads
hay, Brown 8 Aikm 80 sacks rag, Samuel Orr;
I,4al,s a Lencke + Co.; rolls leather, Il. Rail
sigh; Dbl liquor, T. Tennemanti !ox hats. A,
ToweutbaI boxes, r ad & Bnrrow; fierce fish,
, Kr,u: 2 boxes, p. e. O'Riley Co; boxes l
trunk, l r. chair, picture frames, John Wait,
tIoIconda Ills; b lxes hardware, j. Siraub Son.
! box machinery C. :. Wells; lot household goods,
Dixon ChamI ers; Is bag sacks, Geo. Violin rs
I,acs curn, Brown & Aikman, % bush coal, J: l..
White; / load hay, lG bales hay, igehsrt Bro
A. L. SHKADER. Ag't.
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BALTIMORE, April lathe Union Mass
meeting this afternoon was largely attend
ed, and quite enthusiastic. 1t was addressed
by several speakers. Twenty delegates
were chosen to represent the city in the
State Convention of the Constitutional
Union party, which meets here on the 10Th
of April. The meeting is now in session
at Monument Square. The Hon. Rich'd w.
Thompson, of Indiana, is one ofthe speakers
The heavy rains have caused considerable
damage on The line Of the B. & o. r. r., but
the water was rapidly subsidiug.
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HRIsTIAS KRATz..........-.............. HkILAA
KRATZ 81 HEILMAN


MANUFACTURES AND BUILDERS OF sTEAH
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and G5rist hin Machinery, Tobacco sere~s
Cumming Machines, Chinese sugar Cane ills,
TEsrasGug Machines, &c.
EVANSVILLE, I'M.
EH/JHE PROPBIETORS or THE CITY Fpt y
IL dry beg leave TO inform their trieu'ts AMI
public in general, that they pfetar~i ~ e. ~
MACHINE AND FIH1sHi&G WORK.
and everything aPPertainlne {" III" Forndry ho~i
ness They are manufacturing STEAM ENSINAS AL
BofLFRs OF any -iz,' nd pnNor required Saw MID
Machinery ana ajl Gearing al any size Distit-
lerv and Mining 1Inchiurrv t"hacc0 screws t+Urt
ming Biarbines, Thrtstin- Nach!ne7. hHl Mllis-
l,.t.:r and relssired IRON and bra~~ ftSrfus- It
.very riprieii Iron H"srt't.ts te,a' Gtatlss
de- Cooking and HeatiHs tsR", st the iat'- ma
IicVed Ir,ttcrusi Hollow Ware, brs lrol~t -
BREW FR~, DfSTILI.EHS. hECfiFIEkS,&, az,
Supplied With every description OF Copper sIn
Sheet Iron WORK, Brewing kctttef, Refrigerator
az Improved principle CeiihS for A'oi.oi "a r.
Yeast llg,, ,Hls. - rltvlr. &c, COPPER ir. 90
Iron Pipe; Copper, brass aud t'on / "nl@ '-'.
variety, tor steF eIirits, oil, &c: Brass ~ 80
Valves, Steam v A:sf+s, &c
Warlnsea.9ent I'll ialts 90 lit up WoFe ,.rt 20
repairs Stcas' Bollers, Copper and ai'e' .n''..
OLD METALS BoUGHT. ..,.
They .re dealing ia and selling Aliens ps.s"red
Steam GaIi.ce. rdIrcli Iron welded Pipes -
biug, Hiram Hopkins ln,ppVed Smut MAJ. it4
Stephen Hughes Flour Sersrat'fs, &c tn,sn -
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic lSeitiHg, Fack irg, Host, 60,
OF the best kiul iinli;stc, Sheet ffoI Block 'si
Pig Iron, Behit Metal Speter, fire Brick.
They have every facility of the bent MACHINERY
them their nGlsi tud attention, Gn;ns orde~s
promptly, wHrrntii's their wuTS, and Wre satisii-6
With reasonable prices,
84s- unice aud S,.s Ruoins No 90 Main street
fpunde Y, Boiler Yard aud p;.4hine shop F.oe
-tr-st, beiwsen First and second streets, Evans
yille Indiana. d,~7
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DISCOVERIES AT WYANDoTTE CAvE.-Mr.
Rothrock, the proprietor of Wyandot'e cave
has discovered new branch of the cave,
which is said to be very extensive, and rich
in natural beauty. We understand that
s.ream of water. very deep but not more
than SIX feet wide, runs through the new
norton. This discovery WAS made, accl-
dpntally, within the last month. There is
every prospect Of a large number of per-
zons bel attracted by this great natural
curl. 1riug the approaching summer
y ave visited Wyandotte, speak
ing ftvorahly with Mammoth
Corydon Argus.
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RICHMOND, Va, April II, P, M-The
Henry Clay statue was inaugurated to-day.
The military display was imposing and the
finest ever witnessed here.
Mr.. Barbour's Grafton was mastery tri-
butte to Mr.. Clay. The statue is a beautiful
work of art
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GEN. JEFFERSON DAVIS is again suffering
from inflammation of the eyes. a surgical
operation was performed on one last Satur-
day, which it is apprehended Will result in
the loss of both
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CnnnI einrs.
FROM MILLERsBURG, PER

FROM MILLERSBURG, PER WASHING
TON? ENDS tobacco, Geo. Foster Co; 6
hhds tobacco, Miller & Copeland.
There has been considerable trouble the
past few days on account of high water in
Pigeon creek bottoms, causing several small
breaks, but they have been repaired and
there is now water sufficient for boats to
come through.
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LADIES AND GENTS:

IETHE Er0RLD'S F-Sf1 ~ STILL
Il open at Ne. 3 Second street--roUm for few
more. Come and look trouble to show those
cosy little dove and tan colnred Caters. Give
call AMI know yOu will buy. Gave Kid, French
id and Morocco Polka Boots, of he xquisite
sryI+s ever offered in this market. Misses and
Chiidren's Caters of every shide and color Kid
an Morocco of every ttyle, with and without
heels Copper. tipped Of varions kinds, Of the inn
proved patent.
Gents fine Patent Leather and Calf Boots made
TO ORDER of the best imported stock have had
for wears. Glove Kid. Pateut Leather, Calf and
Morocco Congress Gaitcr=-excelsior, Ia mode
Made by the most fashionable and best wOrkmen
to he found--eur EASTERN citics not excepted
Friends, come on-struugers give trial
JOHN RASCH,
mar3i No s Second st Evansville. Ind
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WIN. D. DowNEY, Sec.
Vtncennes correspondence.

VIScENNEs, April II, 1850, II o clock N.
EDITORS Journal Wabash river rose
8 feet since last evening. John Ton1pkins
will leave as soon as she gets her pork
aboard. IS. H. VI.
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ALBANY. n. Y. April IL, p. M.-The circu-
lating notes of the Central New York Bank
will be redeemed by their agent in this city
as heretofore
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Il. Fendrich & Brothers.

vile and vicinity, that they have larger stock of
Tobacco, Segors, Snuff, Pipes, and German
Smoking Tobacco,
Than any two establishments Of our principal
.eities. -s.
Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine
large assortment, ich pledge ourselves sell
at the lowest Baltimore prices and cheaper thar
can be bought ia Cincinnati or louisville; All We
ask is, that you shall call and Judge for yourselves
We offer any of tile above at Wholesale or retail
Our establishment is a ranch of the well known
extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse OF Jos.
FendriCh q Bros, No. I55 Forest street.
Z. FENDRICH BROS,
Main ST., door above First
oct2l Evansville. Ind
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THEY have no Old maids in Japan; when
the girls don't get married voluntarily,
the authorities hunt mp a husband, and
make them marry, willing or not willing.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN Pills,
being weiI-knOwn throughout Europe and Amer
can need no commentator here. They are purely
vegetable, prepared with great exactness and
su;ar-coated. No better Cathartic Pill can be
found. Price 25 cents per box.
These medicines prepared by DR.. G. NJ. JACK
SON & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. and st. Louis, Mo-.
aud sold by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere. The signature of @. NJ. Jackson will
be on the outside of each bnrtfe or box
IN our 'Erergbody's Almanac" published an
nually, you viii md testimony and comr1endatory
notices frcm all parts OF the country These alma
given away by all our agents
BEWARE or COGNTERFETTs
See that you get Hoohands German Bitters, pre-
pared by Or c. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa, and
that his signature is the wrapper of each bottle
Keller White, gents for Eyaasvfle, Ind.
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