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ANOTHER SLAYER IN LIMBO.

On he 2Oh Of February, 1860 there sailed from tins
nor. the brig William II. Kibby, Capt. Thomas IL.
Rum ses any one else yon please for The coast OF
,e-;,, How Cant. Burns succeeded in GLIDING the
,;i,orco ,r the lamonted Rynders remains profound
MYSTERY 10 this day but suffice i.hat he got safely oil
on5 whom next we hear of the Kibby she was found
~, tho limited States steamer Crusader drifting along
tina Cuban eoost recently deserted by slaves ard crew.
and Ain reeting from the human freight which had
inst fed 10 the Shore close examination showed
that the rscals in their haste to hand their cargo 'u
Ion three likely" lille Africans in the hold These,
with the vessel were brought 90 this port ana 'ne SUD
seoreut dspoeiton Of the boys provoked that famous
assault upon Mr. Lewis TaPpap, BY the 1hen Cai.sa
States MarshaL
The Cap,ain of the Kibby is now, after escaping the
galows ior more than year. prisoner III the hanus
Of Marelal Murray and arc happy TO say tha' INC
evidence for his conviction IL positively overwhelming
ha uual on her departure she was boarded ny three
,as.enoor, down in the Lower Boy who went out IN
h.y % the Congo where sham sale took place, ana the
passeneers assumed TO be captain, owner ana supet
cargo. Dsohargng part OF the cargo ut ruenA 'e
Lebua. she started down the Iiver intending 10 -
dawn the coast fn oil as blind, butbeng ovetnu''u
by the L. s. steamer Sumter was e'aiheo NV ~!
-, ,s,cion. Amor her release she discharged more
CARGO and took in palm OIL with which she returned TO
pucrta Dc china, where the oil was discharged, ship
suIs aiken aboard. and near Kabenda between 4oo
ond 5oo re,,rocs were slowed between decks Two OF
,be snsr.b bassengers were left on the coast, ana
III lr;,, headed for Cuba, Burns commanding quite
- =. more on The home voyage as tho Spanish
90 .nor and while the latter was sick taking sole
charge.
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Anrkeis-CAREyuLLY RKpoRrED pop


ThrKsD.Y Jgy A ta,i
AsiIEs-Tts market quiet; salos Of Pts q S. 90 "a
Pearls ~ - 10 - ~ ~V
FLOUR AND MEAL-TLe deusnd Tor Western C,a,I ylsur
Il moderate and Of the close n the n srs ,a
the edn IN iEeghis cheC king nc export 10 tse
shn oe s.sas are ~ isir ilu' st and hrn the s eo
bbls at - I8a 10 IS ioI SUrerhus sts, ~ s3g 20 f
40 Neseru - sBG+ - ir be low grades Of Western N.
tCi I'D @f!O fer far cloice Extfe State; - Dd sIie
ior Fancy do ~ t50 20 for ttppnr brands Of Roul
Hoop fEtfa Ohioi 2 3ya 10 =. fT Trade brands 10.
"a sdian Flour IL without cha noe the lower GRADES
ere IN good soppy end steady SAILS Of 1850 bhls and tea
ga ~ % for eztTss So1Len Hour without ehar e. tie a.
DBL az r5GT5 . for mixed TO good superns Baltimore ke
old - a e - Tor er' Rye Flour j. IN fair dem sss
@" S'V uDis st 81 MOa3 81 Com Meal l. without change
s', ol ~ boil Aou's Cgoiic a, 20 81 from tore.
MhIsht-The market l. steady and the demand is fif
seS o. oDis q i4.c for state, iJc for Ohio bbs.
ph II W heat market opstd stetdily but with fr-
h aVace IN fegs fbe elosed heavy and inactive,
10 es are ~ 100 bush n bI for Chicago sping; %
we JOY Ni"enkee lab 92c for Amber Iowa and Mcon-
~h' hs0bc Tor Racine Spring; ~ 050 81 Oh Rcd Vest
ems ~ ios Amber do $50 I'll Is for White Ohio snI
ifdIna; : % for Choice Wife Mirl-sn ana al n for WL
drsnd and ore roer z5aCo r Canal 4n n a2ec for
Nesei and 29dpc for State Rye active; sses OF n
Wv Ou al 3c for Western an &c. foe Cum Il rather
er TIE demand Il lot ectv and the supply OF prime Is
not iae sees Of 1909 bush. At 9c Tor heod 4IiJc for
L5,,e n ri9ae and ga sc for shipping DO
PBONIslONS-Toe Pork market l. better, p'rcr'arly for
Me Thin is in deaud Government use Is he'd higher
81 e e9se saes OF 41 bhl. sGa PlJ IS for Ness
500 10 70 for Prime, end slb0 IS for Cesr Beef IN
m jrIlaad Jnd 10 eady uss 430 bbr 80 10 -
rcV9cked Meas, and 10 gosh CO for Extra Cut Meats
sssfy sales of II hhds al Al for Shoulders and s.
At a9c end clear lots ct 9.c Butter and Cheese plenty
and a heavy.
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ks.i<.I.

Steamship Royal Br,Jo Or Sew, OF Br.o) Smith 6adi
ing fsqa July aG - %, lon 90 exchanged signals Nm
Biepeu aip bound west sosi.s v - a. VIE A4eao'
sieam,bip Josepb N1ituey lo BSsionl l. VEIL Bo'on .
hours. With .eartn for to- N,vy.Yud ~
dsys in ballast 70 4. D. Roiuson June ~ a. . y, Oh
81 spoFe Lusco'hea ffOn Liverpool Coz Bosou June p Ia
Slip Crest Of IRE Wsye ~ rho ls,Ou Colby Tone chil
80 DAYS copper ore woet &C. TO ySme. w k Nv A. Sss
I. 1t % lo =, 'poGe ~. siP Eah o. Mas As~h H'A
Le s aop ~ ~ Nv Wbes.8 New Bedford In bas bo4bs
70 konIou lead Of coal iOs san FiAHee'' '' "
sbp CO Te OimseG Rio Jauoro Jene 3 coffee % tymark
Co Tho big Hdan sailed days previous, Jun " ~. -
s. lon = 20 geke q L'Gda.n TO- "a b@S, ~ ~ t ,
WlI,sdfos S4A fssHeoo Was 'o"ed TO 'hs cfy ~ '~'
satS iino. tos Bos,os, Loveoy, Mssurss Is, inst nF
&c. brett, Son Co 5th ins. A = 3 lon, 30. pss'
BARI Sam sheppard, Danhsu sasua days, sugar Aer F"
'' Psisnse od Dominion Wood cardcnS Il days, 'usr 10
BT; queen victoria B,) h, Bsnnals sd,ys n sS,s
10 Middleton Co. 9th ias.' h. - ~ leu 20 - saw
' s G HOPE Ir Of ST. Vincent Moore 81, Vincent Pure
a. I. 10 Niddiet n Go. Jy 3 lat % H. Ion o. -, rose
bak Ellen Morrison hence FOR Jamaica. -.,,..,
Brig GO Albert Weti, BcruuSa DAYS In oalaS; 70 psse.
july M n 70 49, sgole BE- icbr Va0sods' nom ssA
, Mas r OF Garbadoes Norton cien.usgos IS dayt
hi. AIaGds toi W,casc sLOwel. Nuess' II day.
'ai bs Alice Of sseburue n. 5. CBr), Nw0od cen's'
az Bas Wm. kibSy, sah st. Doninyo City 1t ia'i '
a. 40 + a NJ smith Co. -.
pig Atlantic tot Newtlsyru Hp.chlirs BARBADOS ~ @''
in bei,.t 90 Il. TroWbrdgc's s1os Of Ne", hs,ea
Bri, Alamo Il calls Eizsbcthp fsr Bosson. =
6ris MARY I3Se. 5hnson, Elzabsthpo, Tor saehl.
Brs H. Bey Rs btalss 70 Gays sss'f 60 &.s oder
scal Dsnie Iieie- home', Csrden,s day ia l Vac
~ torn Csrdsa.- fos E,rote En- "a
sehr q. j. Mer (hs Joan'on g, iiAna' &C.,, IAN
hence r Es,ss coo a. pae-pEi'' 20 !s. ,, ZOO
bcir. AftLc, IN nts ~ -'e'' 80
>, S ,sa',er. =. ,,,,,., "a vu.
,o SIA' c arm N 81, A., ,,s,, 8, D.
a., 3 i az, i i,alT, n ,,5,u
schr. GeOrs,aa, Brsdo d IBf.l' st. oo'fse' ~ ="
| huber 90 mater A., H., ror,sn ysss., r. r.,
| sebr NaAsou Rogers (of New.hasenl' f-a'.n' "
days ptoi es 70 -. Eit,ygoa 10 dsys lurbeT 10 -
NJ }. lreIs, Goo5v postou days mdss 10 }, q Day
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'aken On board In forty days they drew near n q.
Cuban coast and the negroes were taken ash. 'uo
hshngsmacks, which appeared within half - Nv, wv
ai'er the brig came to an anchor Only abou. ~.
negroes ded On the passage, the remainder ba;.o
Landed IL Cuba. The crew went ashore and %, -
eay az some hnis on The beach aud then set sail IN
nsninssmaek Tor Havana, abandoning the brig % hen
ia'e. The Captain recently came 70 New.York ana
the Marshal, having pretty good memory r.eolls.,s
mat he had, as liarbor-Master, given The So .
Oer'h Tor his vessel without snspectina his ,us
Ter until be heard of tho picking up of the door,
Piize' with the remnants Of bis living cargo from tbs
Congo. VI course, after this recognition, The ,sv.s
captain suddenly found his liberty abridged, and mo.
soon expect to ruD the risk of grazing the gao,ve
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i'm diafely proceed TO election of officers, and
when that il done hey will be mustered into the sea.
vice by United States officers appointed Tor that pur-
pose. Horses and ,qu nents will tlen be Immediately
furnished, ana TIE regiment will proceed directly TO
Washington. There IRE teven companies OF the reg
lment IN this city, ard three in Phil del pbia the latter
having been in camp some days. Three Of the New
York companies composed entirely OF Germans
nearly all OF whom have teen service, and are now
qualiered az Elm Park. The other four New-York
companies are composed Of Americana, having their
headquarters at Disbro~'s Riding Academy, corner Of
Ihlrly-nnth street aud Filth avenue All persons
who have signed the rolls are requested 10 report
themselves immediately-,he Germans at Elm Park,
and The Americans at Disbrow's. few more recruits
VIII be taken at either OF the above places or al No.
olS broadway. Several experienced trumpeers are
wanted.
Capt. HaymaD, The United States mastering officer
IN this city Yesterday received the following instruc.
lions from Washington in regard to the Lincoln Cav
airy Regiment;
WAR DEPARTMENT, July 10, 1851
CAM ~ H. HobgaH Setenth byInt,y, NeT icTt: Muster
beonfirg TO Col \. T. Mercy nods Reg Make requisi
ton lof horse equipments the Ordnance Department,
and for horses tho Qnntefmaser's depa mont Send
the companies end acquisitions Washington Immediately
itelbi itions vii be hed here tSiabed)
GEO. ID RUG0LES, Asst. AdjutsntGeneTaL
al members Of d is regiment requested 70 report
to-day to their respective capans preparatory TO be-
ing mustered INTO service. A few more recruits Will
BIO taken application Di.biows RiJing Academy,
or AT No. 6iS Broadway. Two or three experienced
tTuLlpeters wanted.
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,itOn from beng orersi as an independent proposi

Dillon from BENG Of ered as an independent pf0pO"-
ton.
Mr.. MeCLERNAND saw no necessity for the
amendment. He lad never heard any removable
say that tho objects Of the were to snbngate
the Secrde States and hold q conquered PROV
inees 10 abolish Slavery The war was carried on
10 Vindc O. he Federal authority.
Mr.. VALLANDIGuAM'S amendment was re-
iected.
Tho Army bill, afier several minor amendments,
was laid aside TO be reported TO the House.
The ill making appropriations for the Naval service
was then ,aken up and read through.
There no debate.
The Committee rose when these bills were severally
passed the House refusing 10 order the Yeas and Nays
Oh tho final woe.
The liorse ncnrred in the amendment Of the San
ate 10 the bill for the payment of the militia ard vol
unteers. Adjourned.
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Some of these men very well mouDtel but
they have plenty OF Dsgs 10 pick IRON IN Washington.
The scramble for the oest looking chargers Is de-
sgribcd us beDg really amusing.
Fory.one horses lave been bought by the Govern
m,nt in this ely duIiDg the past two days. They are
to he cent on 10 Washington,
4 detiehment of SO United States sailors arrived
here Yesterday, in the Joseph Whitney, from
the ChIlesiown (Mass.D Navy Yard. They sre des-
tined for the United S,ages s6iBg-lIigne Potomac
% row elarug rapidly ior commission at Brooklyn
smull number vi them wiI be detailed for the Rhode
leland, which, with the propeller Connecticut, II to be
empl yed carrier o fresh provisions, Ice, Ac TO
the bl,ckho fleet.
The propeller lrOnsid,s cane 10 the Brooklyn Yard
Yesterday, with nmmuui ion for the Ordnance Depart
Ient and the propeller Blk, with provisions Tor
shipment The hOqnos, d guns, ihe Richmond, ~
guns the Brandywiue, ~ guns the Potomac, ~ guns
aud the North Carolina, - guns, ara N the ream.
The priyeeer Savannah ana the steamer Conneglleut
are alsO ut anchor. .
Tie Washington correspondence Of a generally reli-
able Philadelphia paper states lbut two iron 'essels
Tor the Navy and two iTon-pated vesstsi are prob
ablv in eontse of construction.
The following table shows the number Of REGULAR
mon.of-war, with the number Of guns aud men Oh
board each vessel, aud the tupnage:
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ARMY AND NAVY.

The United States Arsenal at FraLkford Pc, has
just forwarded TO the ammunition headquarters ire-
mendons cargo of caps, primers, &C. Tbs establish
ment is of the largest of the KIDD IN the United
States. IL covers about 60 acres of ground and Is sur
rounded by wall 10 feet high aud from II 10 Is inches
thick. Some 10 600 muskets have been forwarded TO
the house for repairs. About 10000 percussion caps
are manufactured every "a hours, the machines run
niDg night and day-Sundays not excepted. Thirty
men and boys are employed in tie department. where
friction primers are made and urn daily about eco
Of them. These primers have worked no in them S3eO
worth Of material every 81 hours and 5000 bs. Of acid
r. qured to make TIE 100 pouBda vi pO~der used
IN mahiug them. Themsnufacture Of The Maynard prI-
mers has been stopped by the Government. fbere
are 30 900 lbs. Of powder nov in the Frinogd Maya
ZiDe
The War Department has been Informed that the
Newport XVI barracks not large enough 10 ac-
cOuOddfe Tie 0J troops Ordered LHere f. is fhorgLt
add ional quarters VIII lie erected Lieut. Col Bur-
bank, Of tie vi ed Saes First Foot vino has been in
command 10 Newport Tor oser year, haS been
de ed by Gen. o. 10 repair at once - Jeiles bar
racks, Mo-, where INSTRUCTIONS rs - bis future
meuts will lie found. The Colonel is Vermont man.
Capt. Craven, the new communicate % the Chesa-
Teake fVllt, has reported for duIy at Washington.
liencofOrth toe tag viii be boised % the Live Yam
kec iustcld Of he f,eeborn. The former Is lying off
tho Wellington lard, waiting orders. Capt. Craven
Is IN officer whOee equanlnlty would not be disturbed
II the Yankee were sheet Of flame. The new gun
boat Cambridge took board ut Washington, on
lucrdGy, a heavy armament Cf u and 32-puuLd guns.
The Asiion and Dale, sailing sloops-Of war, have
been cred TO from Portsmouth, NJ H. They are
supposed TO be destined for the Florida Division Of the
bloc ade feet, under Commodore Hal.
The regular Cavalry mt the seat of has been
enforced by the following troops, which arrived from
Or LeayenwOrth, all well, Oh Tuesday:
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. STEVENS Rep, Pa, from The Committee on
WAYS sod Means, reported bill making additional
APPROPRIATIONS Cor the Legislative, Executive, and
yaai ex, enses for the year ending Jdne 1867 ana
syreaTaes for tie year ending With June ai also
bin mas ing appropriations for TIC civil expenses OF che
A., fsoyernmert Tor tie same periods.
AIR. BLAIR fIlep., MOI, from the Committee Oh
Military Affairs reported bill 70 omoio toe ecen-
on Of lie army; also bi FOR the employment Of vol
fteers 10 ala 10 supporting aad defending tho Gov
eminent. , , e.,
All she above bils were referred to the Committee
a. the Whole On tie State Of the UnioD and ordered 70
BE- printed. .-,c
On motion OF M. STEVENS, the House went into
Commit OF The Whole the Army bill, VITA Mr.
yyashbuTne in the chair.
BIZ. BURNETT said lie had had no opportunity 70
examine the BILL or she estimate on which II As based
Millions npon millions ere reported anfhnrred through
without an opportunity for investigation lie desired
r. sstlbe gentleman (Stevens whether this bill was
framed Ia aecordeue with the eSiclsles Oh the Seers
tsry OF Wa.
Mr.. STEVENS replied-Entirely 50.
Mr.. BURNETT asked what was the aggregate
iS A. STEVENS repHsd-ss coo oee. minus sssoc
e0Q.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK. ..........JCLr
llcnresI.

Steam bp--N0rthern Light, Wilson, kpinwsn, D. b Ai.n
slirs--r Ni.atfu.al-. Holmes L6nsn, Morgan WDsy;
Bosis tI,uss) Lgpsudea, QieeIstowl, French Mei1hs
Msndt; Malhstsl. DiS1u, Liverpool H. hnshai ,o.b
Jutt Sinclair Bogdsa - Atsius % NsngusId hsnsr
Liverpool, LoWand krothinghsu Brandt tfe,s J, 70
beud h. antwerp. Funch M,iuok Wtndli Punlano' shi
Son Ffarci.co. r. a Cooley. O..
B1rs,-Imuacctlsts Laaro Queenstown. Eolmeoe x 20
Re-sa'rec,i N tAustl, hsdl'ich, Cork funcn M'a
MtudL
Eug--Thos. Achon. Nisre1s Bangor master. - e.
Scho1uers-1naufh, Lea-d st johns Geo. hslsath' 80.
dor rhdadapLs a sur; Anna Sopha Sawye ns.an V'S
a.. Coiu Feubfoae; Noud Gee HDiss, PhiiscepIA~
Scaurr-Jersey Blue, Chads-y, " asisnst0n.
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HLELl.

in the 6fth vosr q his are
lhs friends o. Il family respectfully invited 70 s,,A
nneIs on Saturday a. ocloCz p III, fo the uniOn Isss
Church in Grove street. "APu's
WiLLlAMs--AftsF short Illness on Thursday July n H.
Elizabeth dwgh er Of ". dcrJert End Hannah Wi.er
aaed months au1 "a DAYS .A,
The reinnius oil he tssen N Railway NJ j. for r.sr,
freIa q o'clock Friday 18th inst foID An. 900.
Dir n. W. Woodruff Rehwav. y"
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THecriurs OF Pranuce.

JrrY 1il5724 bbls. FlouI 25 DO. Corn Neal. 6sS
NhAey, ~ s5S bush WHEAT % 81 do. Com D. $50 dc. Oa.
gtS d. ye fS pckss fTo,iiOns 20 do Ashe 2sl 10. L
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Pa..euu,rs Arrived

In siip Coaey from rio OAbo desonzo, Codsnhe,
Lady, and child. !. g. Paha and two ~ the ersse
II brig " q. ). hWbg from ST. D0nRg-oen o"oe! na
servant. -.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC. -
Sun-Rises.ni:39l Sets.........5;3l kooE-se.s HOS"
uigH WATER Inis DAT. a,
San5y Hook. 1853 Gov. Island ...l;,8 TsGs.s.. In
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AcQUITrED.-C. Wclisterger. whose arres, m
cha'ze ~ keeping q di.ordey bo,.s was yo,ie1 y"
was yesterday TIL IN he spse Sessions and sssed
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NEW EMBELLISHMENTS.
"a Csrd fofhe Public.

Inc amount of bodily ard mental misery arising
from neglect ef small complaints, is incalculablei
ana IL is therefore Of the utmost importance that
strict attention 70 the least and most trhnR bodily
ailments should be had for disease Of the body in
Variably affects the mind. DIR. hIOFFATTsa VEG
ETABLE LIFE MEDICINES, In every instance
where they have been thoroughly used have TRI-
UMPHED OVER DISEASE in almost ali is di-
veFsifed forms. The salutary effects OF the Life
Medicines haYes IN fact, been universally sxpe-
rienced that they have become fully established aa
the most easy, safe, and perfect mode Of treatneB
ever offered to the public
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-13
In MANY Thousands

Of certified instances, fhey hare sBs rescued stFsrera
from The UeTg Vsrgs Of tHtneI grave after an fba
deceptive noStTrsBss Of tbs day hdVs fnUariably failed
So great, indeed, has their efficacy Invariably and
tnfanibly proved, that IL has appeared scarcely
than miraculous to those who were acquain ted with
the beautifully philosophical principles upon which
they are compounded, aud upon which they conse.
quepty act. IL was 90 their manifest and sensible
action in purifying the Ipriugs and channels OF {f8
and enduing them with renewed tone and vlror.
that they we're indebted for their name
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Mofatt,s Tifa PiIlaIII

Are composed OF Vegetable Ingredients exclusively.
as can be ascertained by chemical tests Their
prominent qualities are those Of an active and
searching, though perfectly mild and agreeable de-
telgent apcrtents Of gentle suporihe promo ng
ths insensible perspration Of pleasant diuretic
inytgorating the kidneys aud bladder; and of a
delightful tonic cardiac, exciting appetite bv tho
demands OF active digestion, and cheering the MIND
with that grateful sense Of renovated health which
ls one of The most lellcitona faeIlnza oE
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THESE MFI}TCINFg

Have HOtu been before The pbc for apefod Of 30 gears
and during llG time have maintained high character
IN GlalOs egerg part Of che Globe for bs extraordinary,
clLraliDs Dronerfiaa lnLirL ll..l alnr...a
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EEEU Lib 4 LGUCGEGh zy1BBtzr %
Cure Dyspep-ia, by thoroughly cleansing ths first
and second Stomachss and creating noW of pure,
healthy bile, instead Of the stale and acrid kind
Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, Heartburn, Head
ache, Restlessness, III Temper, Anxiety, Languor,
and Melancholy, which are the general symptoms
of Dyspepsia will vanish, a pAtural cOnaoq
of its cuFe
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New Tailoring EstabIishm't
The subscriber hereby Informs his friends and the
public in general that he has opened a new Tailor
Shop, over Brickley's Patent Bread Bakery, on
First street, MAN, where he is prepared to cut
and make up, all garments for Mems wear, with
neatness and despatch.
B.-Partieular attention paid Cutting; also
to cutting and making up Boys Clothing.
ap2 J. PHAREs.
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The Phnnix Bittera u

30 denominated from their astonishing power Of
creating new life and health, il we're, from the
very ashes OF the most diapidated cOnstitutious--
are more strongly tonic aud more futmediatefy IN
Vigorating than pills. containing the same choice
vegetable extracts as the latter. Ia different mod
ihcation. Although really less cathartic than tha
LFE Pills, they nevertheless begin 10 cleause the
alimentary canal much sooner; generally sIiehtly
operating within three or four hours, aud produc-
Ing decided sense Of relief 20 the head aud stom-
aeh, and exhilerating the mind even in less time
than this
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-13

AS remedy for this most distressing and obsu-
nate malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDT-
OINES deserve a distinct aud emphatic recommeu-
dation. II is well-known 20 hundreds in this city
that the former proprietor of these valuable mod
icines was himself afflicted with this complaint Tor
upwards Of thirty-hve years, and that be tried in
vain every remedy prescribed within the whole
compass Of the MdteriG Medfca. he, however, at
length tried the medicine which is now offered 70
the public and be was cured in avery short time,
after his recovery had been pronounced not only
improbable, but absolutely impossible, b. any hu-
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Scrnfnla.

The most horrible cases Of scrofula, in which
Face, Bones, and Limbs Of the victim bad been
preyed upon by the Unsuitable disease, are proved
by the undeniable authority Of the sufferers them
Selves to have been completely cured by theBo
purely Vegetable medicines, after all others bad been
fonnd more than uselesa.