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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-12

Major Jack Downing rem arked to
General Jackson, during the troubles
in South Carolina thirty years ago,
that he had always observed that per-
sons who had q great deal to say
about shedding the last drop Of their
blood were amazingly particular about
the first
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-12
SelefteQ Stprv.
BROTHER JACK
AND
HIS RECKE WIFE.
BIZ MRS. L. G. LEWIS,

Harry" said mother there must al
ways be one gentleman in family
I have remarked it-some one to
keep up its dignity and transmit the
name to posterity. Yon, though my
eldest son, are rough by nature Peter
is too plain but John, my pretty
boy" said mother, patting his curly
head, lyon shall go to college and be
gentleman.
Now, my good mother was the relict
of a grocer, who dying, left her well
to do in the world )" and having worn
for three long years -" weeds OF the
deepest hue" she wiped the last tear
from her cheek, and unpinning the Grape
from her neck, fulfilled her duty TO the
utmost-and had been afflicted beyond
most mortals. 1t was the morning OF
her emancipation from these symbols
of woe, that we were called around
her Gas have above stated) in order
to portion out to us our several des-
TIMES.
As the eldest Of the family, VEN
tured to say
And Susie, mother what will she
be--a lady ?"
Nonsense, Harry" rejoined my
mother. "She is mere child yet ;
but what binders her from being the
Presidents lady? Stranger things
have happened"
Well, mother, make Jack what You
please. I shall he sailor, and when
Susie's husband is President, I'll come
back and live with her"
To China I went, not as a sailor
but as captains clerk On my arriva
there J left the vessel, and was SC
lucky as to get situation in mer.
camille house. My boss took a fancy
to me and, after few years, | became
his principal clerk, and from that arose
to be junior partner in the firm.
heard from home occasionally, but
finally the correspondence dropped off
Now and then a letter from my moth
er reached me; and the last announc
ed my brother Jacks marriage to al
heiress, and Susie's engagement to (
Southern planter
Ten years elapsed and l hear nj
more. My letters remained unans
wered and becoming vexed at the ap
parent Indifference of my family,
determined to write no more. / hat
now amassed an enormous fortune
bat had paid the penalty of life 0
luxury with a diseased liver. No
having formed any ties to bind me her
a yearning for home created such
restlessness of mind and body that i
amounted almost to a monomania.
So, transmitting the bulk of M
property to the United States, I too
passage in the ship Dolphin, and afte
q pleasant voyage of FIVE months, lou
vessel being slow sailor,) arrived a
New York, and trod the streets of m
native city, as stranger. I left HON
a boy of seventeen-and returned
man of fifty years. How longed t
see my sister Susie and my aged moth
er, and my brother. While eating m
solitary breakfast at the hotel, in
dulged in thousand fancies as t
their appearance. In John, | was t
see man of polished manners; o
fine, portly bearing and pleasant coun
tenance. Peter-good, plain Peter
he, | was sure, could not alter; ant
pretty Susie was to be everything love
ly, with fascinating dolce for MEN
te, SO fascinating in a Southern won
ans manners. A sudden within seizet
me to visit them under a fctitiou
name. Acting on the spur of the mo
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-12

1t is said that Hobbs, the lock-
smith has succeeded in picking one of
Banquo's CORY locks; he did it with @
pickaxe, and succeeded so we'll, he
has gone to work on wedlock.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-12
Sl5gistellamp,
For the Lambertville Pass. !
To a Lady.
By GooRoo.

I have seen and gazed upon thee,
Felt joy unfelt before
Stirred the fount of Hope within me,
Which no peaceful calm can know.
Thou, to me, as beheld thee,
Seemed to be thing of light
Dazzled, puzzled all my senses,
Till thou banished from my sight.
Were each star gem to deck me,
Worth million worlds like this
To me they would possess no value.
Were I near thy smile to kiss.
Gentle as the waving zepher,
Moved that majestic form of thine
Happiest would be of mortals,
Could I call thee-call thee mine.
I have seen and gazed upon thee,
Love thee, and love thee ever
Pictured in my heart thine image,
And could love another-neyer
FrenchtOwn, June l, 1861.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-12

Julius Cesar inyents the celebrat-
ed riddle, " what smells most in a
doctors shop? To which Scipio AT
ricanns makes reply, ~ Nose n
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-12

We know very pretty young lady
who has bashtul lover named Joy.
She is impatient to have him pop
the question:" and thinks of awaiting
herself of the female privilege of Leap
Year. In that case, she would leap
for Joy. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
MARRIED..
Observation-Disclosures

ANDERSoN-KNEELANp-On Tuesday, April To- BY The
Rev George Johnson Smith W. Anderson Kate daush
ter Of Henry Kneeand ESQ.
BERGEN-CONoVER-On Wednesday, April II, at Middle.
town Point, j.. by the Rev M Rogrrs Gsnet o. BERGEN
Of Brooklyn, to Ms Sarah W. daughter Of o. r. ConoveT Of
the former place.
BRAINERD-COREY-On "Wednesday, April H. at the resi-.
depce Of the brides paen by the Rev Mo--s Baon Aansou
Brainerd to Addie A. Corey only daughter OF Edxn n.
Corey, esq, Of this city.
Tuesday, April l6, by the Rev.
Peter Stryker George C. Nissan NJ. D. OF jamaica L. 10
Louise Of the late Charles Adance Of this city
KNIGHT HALE-OD Tuesday, April 10. by the Rev w. s.
Nke residence Of Ch,uDcey Mason, esq Of this city,
Mr. Edward Kugh, Mis-. Margaret j. Hale ali thew York
PFLLETREAU-U RINKERODT Tuesday April 6 by the Rev.
Moses Balou Matby Pelletreau Louise T., second
daughter of w. VAIN Drinker. esq all Of thia city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
DIED

AITKEN-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday April 49, May Lous
daughter Of David C. aud Mary Aken aged II months and
days
ARCHER-n th city Tuesday April le Caroline Adeli.
youhges, daughter Of James b. and Ades A. Archer aged
y.ars, II months ard days.
BR0wN-n Brooklyn Saturday,. April Q, Euriee NJ, eBet
Of the lsie George Brown .s.d 3 years f., s,,J
BUXroN-At Yorkville. Wednesday April IL, AoDfo j.
Buxton. aged 81 years and 0 months
coTrER7Ip ih city on Tuesday April &C. James son Of
John and Mary Cotter aged years.
CROsETTn thi. city, Monday April is, Alexander cross
In the 4sth year of his age.
CRossln hi. city. Tuesday Apl ls, Henry Cro. ~
Frederick aud Bridget Cross aged 2months snde fE
FoRNET-On Monday evening, April IS. Elmer Fomet a.
Come us aud Ad-e FOue in the ID year Of bis age
FrLLFR-In th. city Tuesday. April IS, Margaret NJ.
widow Of Benjamin uler, ssed % yesr' aud months
Msaneod1y X % ss Rsi. Gi sjs Of
Germantown. Pa. In the 4ist yesr Of her age.
The funeral win take place this (rhursday) afternoon,
The family are respectfully invited attend without further
initiation
HowARD--on Tuesday. April ls, John Howard R the slss
ri. rea ives AID friends respectfully invited attend the
err No los Leonard street on Thu.dsy Ap ia Al oeoei
The will be tsAsr w.,hershed Co. for nterucnt
HENSON Tuesday April l6 at hs late residence No Ia
Roosevelt street, George hiens .
klNGSLANDn this city, on Tuesday April Is Mary reiet
OF the late Daniel kns'lsnd, aged 3! pears.
funeral from her late residence No. ~ Suyveans street. On
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
LANE-At his residence No IS Cherry street, John Lane.
McCONNELL-iu Brooklyn on Monday April 10 Charles sep
Of Patrick aud Eunis Mcdonnell aged 10 months ana Gays
OTTER In Brooklyn. Tuesday, April 10, August oasr
aged n years months aud 10 days -, =. 49,.
ObkIEN-ln William sbuIgh on fuday hp'h -, S'eYaes
Andrew infant son Of and Ellen OBen, aged nAonhs
and II days ,.- a,ru II
RANOoLPH-ln this city. on Wednssdsy ~ ss.i7
Harriet daughter Of Reune X aud Loretta nAh'oP" 49,
The IeS,. and family respectfully Ieqnsse
Ia mae, Al N. house parents No b9orpan place. 'ns
Thursday ,, M ming ct 10 o'cloef. ~, TT
Her Iem,is vii be Inferred at Plsinhed NJ :.
ROkCH0a tuesday April To- fA'cs ROACH In 'ns 'n -
sThW ARr-ou Tse,day April IS. Mary g. wife Of ChGiss
this city Monday April Is, Iohn z. Seidls
LATE ~ Newly ORA. aged ~ yesfs a.
rnI oNIn Bsooklyn on Wednesday April IL Mary R., vito
81 William Touon and only daughter Of the late kchaz4
|, a Osdsn aged IS years and months- ..l - q, -.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully nvisee
attend her wsoos m a nc@cs s@ a .n
day afternoon. April ~. q O'clock -
WALsH-ln Brooklyn, Taesday Apru 10, Frances WasA
wife of George " slsh - ~
The family invited attend the funeral so
residence OF the parents IN Union Bergeu Co.,
on Thursdsy. Apra Is. as ocaockp n 1T lye4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
NEPHALIC PILLS,
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHALTC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEA0AcHE-
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHAI 20 PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

orihse Pills the periodic attacks Of N"fo'' " S's
Headache NAV bs prevented and taken at The
Of a, attack inmede relief from pain aud Sickness VIII %
obtained.
T.ev ,idcm fail in removing the Naa'ea and heaoae !"
which emaes are subject
They ac, gently npon the bowels. removing Co''e'e'"
ror literary Men Students Deeae Females and s persons
Of ,edenayv habits they valuable as Ldrdfc improving
the annette, giving and to the digestive organs and
the natural elasticity strength of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been in
wears during which ms they have prevented and relieved
vas, .moun, of pin and suffering om Headache whether orig
nstine in the system from dernged state Of the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable IN their composition and may be
tten all times with perfect safety without making change
Of diet The absence Of anydit1geae taste renders easy
10 udmiaistey them % children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFE1Ts.
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry c. SPALDING
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and oil other De.lers in Medicines
A Box win be sen, by mail prepaid on receipt ofthe
PRICE, Is CENTS
Al orders sboDld be aadressedt TO
HENRY G.. SPALDING,
No l9C.dm.,,., New.Yoif.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

Tie ard lie EpllFohd maker ", ~ owing trloit
C'Iln. :fsock for tic crdi thi, dsy;
Bfcys.. 1850; Horses, -, \eJ'. 2lHi sheep aud Lsmb
.G'oi Swine, i,o05.
BEEF CATTLE.
N1rtrr fcposd foI Ll' nas,t at Forty fourth street
3,-yt.
The piires today az quoted - I, ow,: 49,
Fust i.i.v.........8 N ~
Meduui..............7 q Some Ell, sood.....s,d -
Tie sclria average OF 'hr uisrSoi nt ~
The most Of The sal's range f.om I 20 ic -
Prices pr head and PEI pound, different weights, viii be
forn IN Gccolnts ~ slies 81 sundry doves
Tots number 81 G,sycs received In the city this wees
Ais. 49,,
M bed more than last week aud l5i head Than
the ayer-r. 81 ytaE The averse number a. rch N.dr
dsy 3f9l head, wake The number u day
being 81 head than ihe aye'se, ard "a head
moe th.u this ia, week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

HANGING SECESSION II Eyrler.-About o'clock
Wednesday morning, the efhgy Of q man was fos :
swinging on the Telegraph wire adjoining the Sapeii
Court House, labeled 1.-THE Secsssonist's DoosA
"TnitOrs DOOM" and 20 forth. II was removed d
~ police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
NO MORE DISORDERS of the SKIN

MO MORE DISORDERS of the SKIN
IN Tho PILLS Of DR. GAZE SAvT Chief Physician Of the
HoDial Of St. Louis In Paris Professor the Fscuy Of Med
cine and Kni,h, Of the Legion Of Honor
Taese PILLS which tho cslebstel Professor CAZESANR
has In the interest Of humanity sow.d be generally made
known the whih he h. prescribed during the last
thirty his patients, and employed In the wards OF
tine hospital Of Sc Louis and which together with HE various
works tb. Affections and Disorders Of the Skin have c1n b.
p'ed 10 establish his Iepueon universally actpo~lsdsed
They rapid and without danger the hiugwoTm,
Pmples the Itch Eruption Of the skin Tns the letters,
Prgo or Pntus Pso'sis and Leprosy Menagre Elepb :;
ias or Swelling Of the p Sc and al other MsJies Of the
Skin.
Principal DEPOT in Paris the Pbsrm.cy Of Mess Gm.ut
Co., No Rue de Ia Fenilade aud IN NswYork at hessr.
Gsudelet Il Goure's Nc. 81 PlAltft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
Gonntrp Bcaro.

NOUNTRY BOARD.--A family Of from TO 8
one Of the mos, dehiio rural Villages In the country PLAIN
FIELD N J. hour and minutes from New oIk oy aeniai
ercsd and minute wall from the depot FOR pancuaa
IN locaty surroundings etc. apply 70 VI ma.
Taylor No 20 Cooper Institute, % M teLoe OF We "a a.
Messrs Terbell temioes ca 70 A Park place ~ y al
dress Y AYRES, Box No. ~ fanuciu, W. -
NHFAP and DELIGHTFUL RESlDENCf'S az
CSrRAWBERRY FARMS Monmouth Co.. N: j., ADJOINING
the Family HOTEL with without ard Also sno
rn'uInished ROOMS in the Hotel Will Board Apply 20
w. MILLS, Nc. co broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

ADVERTISEMENT
DREW Il FRENCH,
Produce CONFUSION MERcHASTs
BITTER, CHEEsK, EGes, PoULrRr, CANE. CRAZY Ftoun,
Pork, &c
No. Erie Buildings, New.Yort
Liberal CAsH advances msde copsgnmenn
Reerence-D r. Martin President Ocean Bank New. yorh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
Mr.. SPALDISG,

From tn. Examiner, Norfolk Va
Cepsic Pills srcop n 'hc ol"c' Tor when hty "e!e iVt
viz. Cure OF Ieadsch. in al it. fo5ms
From the Examuer NoJfols Va. .
They have esed in than thousand ca'e' win
entire success
From the Dem,crui @, Cloud MINI. .
If YOU are troubled with the Headache send Tor
boi Cephse P that you may have taeu in ease Of an
attack
From The Advertiser Providence Y. T.
CephAc Pills sad 20 be rena liable efct la remedy
for The Headache and Of the best for that frequent
complaint which has been discovered.
From the Western r. R. Gazette cb'c.Eo. H.
We heartily indose Mr. Spsl ard bis unris aied CePhso
Pills
Prom the Kanawha Valley star Renawbl Va.
We sure that pcr.ops suffering with the Headache, who
Try them, will stick TO them
From the Southern Pa,h Finder. New.Oneans, To-.
Try you that afflicted, and we are sure DAT your
tee ony can be added the ALREADY m that has 70
ceivod benefits that other medicine can produce
From the 81 Lonis Dernocrs,
The immense demand for the article lCephac Pills. ISpidy
increasing.
From Tho Cizot'e, Davenport, Iowa.
Mr Spdlnr would not en'ect bis with an article be
did not kn9r 70 possess real merit
From the Advertise r, Providence. u l.
The testimony ia their favor strong ION the N ~ repeca
Die quarters.
FROM tle Daily News. Nowror' r.
Cephalle Pnls are taking The place Of all kinds
F-om the Commercial Raile'in Hos,on Mass
Sid 10 be very efEcscions Tor The iieada,he'
From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity eau no" be relieved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

certain tafe and permanent for Rhsumsism. Neuralgia
aud Salt Rheum to,ni remedy dri'iH, on and
tey graduating the deere elag change IN diet bus
and may be taken by children aud pcI.ors OF the most
delicate con,tiu,ion with perfect ssfeys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
Groceries ano provisions.

FAMILIES SUPPLIED with
i PURE COUNTRY NIX.
address apply to T. W. DECkER, Olce No 10 E 2'tht
NEW SPRING BU1rER-Received daily by
~ Erreu from tn. cLcs d.i los Of Cortland 'he,engo
fhenurc rud oone Counties New Rasr pill. and tubs.
for al. by MILLER CARR,
No ~ Pearls. ad No 3; Bfidycs New-l ok.
WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES, uaequaed
w for iaising Bread Role Gales and mad from pure
Hops only Sold 10y all GIocers u. Lin ~ sW"n''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
.,,.,o bo,ne o. sPAI DINO PREPARED GLUE
a, - ~ ..p tir1et i's -,st anomaly IL
SpAI,DING'S PREPARED GLUEl
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPAIDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE TIE PIECES

SAVE TIE PIECES .,,.,,,,,,
FCo~oNY! ca NE a, 'n'
w ., ,rJI h1DDen eren ~ pe'iycgalrie4 Dd e. his
- d,li 10 nave some cheap end convenient way ior TO
rsiying Fnr1ifare Toys Cfockory, Ac..r ,,,rr
Ill nc eroergencies aud Eouschold can hnoa 10 DC
without H. IL Is always ready and nP 90 ne - f0
IshtUL ~ a. e,c tb hottie Price, Is cents.
~ b.-h p'ush s"S""'i HENRY C. sPALDIEG,
"'uo' No. 20 CedaI-st, Hew'IoIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

From IN. Examiner. Norfolk. Va
Ceplslc Pills srcof tn ihc oec, for which hey were mace
viz; Cure OF Head4ch. In al it, foGms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

nFAITH SECURED
Tho nqlesonsb'e superiority N TIE family medicines
rr.t.o5 by the Glsci,n5elg Company no BOND > 80
SEW-YOR ell others has not only been pTo'edty on,
doubted published testimonials from AL plrls OF b" eoun aLd
frrn eve ~ rock lie bl, bc confined success, While %
naly other. fail substantial evidence that they perform all
that they claim 10 do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
MOTHERS !
MOTHERs!!

AIRS wIysLOvpS SOOTHING SYRUP 10 the only hing
st you rely upon rest to yourself ana feei ana
help to your infant
MRS wINSLOW,S SOOTHING SYRUP has been tue
osu Of resforiLe he dropping spits Of n0lhera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
HlnsicGl Instruments.

[bIANOS Tor h8II-prcc, NJ FI0UIItKS FTANU
wARERoOA. No 80 broadway In eonseluenes Of re-
large asoEtnort OF fisnos ahd M.ode
ons will be si los puce 80 Pianos Tor - ~,
one uprgh. Pano so; second hand Pano' - aud ="
ACKNOWLEDGED - be- the beet
Pianos made fully warranted aud must bs cold by the 2oh
OF hprl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

From the ERamiuer NoIfOlk, Va. -,
They have been tesed In than thousand cases. VIZ
entire success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

CTEINWAY d. SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
- LINT OVFVSTRUNO GRAND sli SQUARE PIANOS
az me- ~ considered the best Pianos manufactured aud are war
Wsrcfooms Nos 30 and rs Walkers., near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

Veal CAVES were W
weight and nice smooth Cayc Of Us 70 40 10 weight
good many Calves sold nom The boat.st5c.
THE sHEEP MARKET.
hsr sse clos, our report last week there was gradual I'm
prcvocn IN che me- A ~ to onoy ~4cu the receipts vers
no, ~ 'o IS Ia. week and before ON Iue.dsy
,9Is hosr,d sheeR Of god qa'y giet Weighed I9S IN
a. mel Is may be- We slsa .sw lot Of small tue wool
sheep uashearsd .oj ut - which e,q.ted Sc y 10
the wHosae butchers alodto way, While mutton
-rc .ei,Ds at 7.c; y % fer choice.
sold iicr on. am oyeE4c . p sarsrel sqss
10 he bnye Of less value dian those uncppei 80 that very
little hiss be'H gained this week hon ehepius be'de what
The receipts double this week be receipts Of as
wtsk srd sufficient to oversock the maLet With mutton
that der aay o9k 80 hard aes GuEs The next lie" dss
snEEP RESgnR RI ~ MGEAU o'BRlRS.
shall n y 2l!, L sherman, NY o. L johnson, NY.
100 Btdl n. Y. 20. wu s. datd Mas. 800 =. Bruyer
steIk. Ohio go; o. F: Green, Ohio l'a.
sHrKP DRoyRRs ar RRowsING's.
From Ohio Wells l. Downing 5St; Martin Storsr l52
Nm B. ~. ha ion - Joseph trsdhsd go t5ef.rch 5
isi; Cameron Crawford l,5-Total $50.
From New Nerk-J. r. C. 5. Lawtop, So Perry John
H. hume, &c A. d. Archer, 6i-totA. BOP.
From Michisan-v NOri-, i.i Perry L PsndletOp, SOTO
From InnOw--J .. Sheppard, Joa
From Indiana. W 1eHple,on. 1885,
From neutrality-suspicious. Is. Holcombe Al.
sHEEP
At Brownirgs several brokers report sales foows:
VIM. Bells, 5is mostly clipped, and few lambs at AZ
average OF 81 II a hrGd
Robert Hume I42, a! al average OF ~ So mostly ohis
clipped steers
Hart y West, T9s, at an average Of IS d.
McGsw OBrien report sales Of iJ5 q. title ovoE 81
head. average
large sheep reported weeks ago fed by Juvar
Wnne dressed ZIG u for the wedd,r 10 Tor the eve
Canibefn reports sales by kase herson Judd Buck
inshan. A. Van Wet, William B. (hamberln and owners
fellows: Average price Of live weht Of Sheep TO- 5aSc.
ssa "a, ddoc l3d sheep wool o. rs %; l0 do wool
~ 20 10 c. Wool on, sai "a 10, wool So 50 d.
wool o. 30 DO Io0 do wool on - SO; 100 do wool on
~ s5 ~ do, wool on - u.s. 81 do wool SIS Isl l do
heeEcd So l99do sheer,d 80 62i I6 do sbeGed - Ia
~ do, saeareQ, 50, Slsnbs. B5.
THE HOG MARKET.
HcteiIta tbs week, 6,o6a.
The sI,sls have been large hast week. but the
weather has been excessively bad aud prices have given
Henry D. Gsus Superintendent Of the Market gves the fol
lowing the " To- gros day Corn fed hogs ID gros
asd3iSc.; dbtillery fcd, ~ ole
There IL less number In the than a. last report bal
rather many the demand the recsip
h's bSo pswy asae hsa soiss we'd Sas w. I'VE ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
+. BRIDGE, M. d.

u ARTINEs LOTlOH-The best known remedy
A rheunsdsm. neuralgia fever and ague burns crap
colo and and ehronic diseases ally. perso once
having used viii be wi bout H. Psncps depot zl1
W aahingtonst Price 80 cents rer bottle J. FULLER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-29
WE We HOTEL.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE

WILL BE OPENED GUST 1st, 1861.
The undersigned having leased the above House
for term of years, and having had the same fitted
up with great and expense. would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Evansville and vicini
ty and the travelling pnblic geuerall,, that said
House is now in a most excellent condition in
cry respect and ia every department.
1t is our intention TO keep sAii house "A first
clsss Hotel, and in such manner will give gem
era satisfaction to all who may favor With their
patrouAge 1u f:.ct, such hoGse Evansville has
for many years stood greatly ia neei nf, and we
respectfully solicit the p4tTo mage Of all in 'oHr
taking.
The American House is situated on the bank OF
the river at the corner af Water and Sycamore
Streets opposite and convenient to the Steamboat
Landing. The guests of the house favored with
a full view of eight ten miles of the beautiful
Ohio and also with a continual cool and refreshing
breeze from tt river during the summer months.
These considerations render il by far the most
pleasant and desirable location for a Hotel iu the
! city.
/ < street watch will be kept day and night for
passengers arriving or departing by boats, and an
ON uibus will run to and from the American to all
/ passenger trains Gu the Z. 4 C. 4. L.
Our rooms will at all times be kept clean and in
excaIIent order, and furnished with good and clean
1 beds.
Our table will at all times be furnished vita the
/ best the market affords, and plenty OF it, ana W
shall use everV exerton in our power to reises III,
/ AMERICAN HOUSE home TO ali who NAV A~ni
US with Il call.
We hope, by strict attention TO business and q
the wants of the public, to obtaiu lUrge portion
OF the public patronage, OF which we shall endea
Yor to render ourselves worthy.
| W H. BOIOOURT, formerly of City Hotel
j. j. PILLSBURY, formerly of steamer 81 Masoni
Gem. july30-tf