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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18

information received by the Government
from Port Royal to the 18th, states
that large quantity Of powder had been
secured in the light house and the channel
buoys recovered. A large force of South
Carolina troops was gathering at Port Roy
al Ferry, estimated at from 5000 to TO-
coo. It was the expressed intention of the
owners of the houses on the island to burn
them.
Gen. Stoneman has been appointed to the
command of the entire Cavalry force of the
United States.
The work of raising brigade, TO be com
posed entirely Of Virginians, ia progressing
finely. There are several thousand refugees
from Virginia who are anxious to enlist in
defense of the government.
The rebels set Gre to the schooner Mary
land, thought to be loaded with coal, pass
ing their batteries on the Potomac. The
crew escaped in boats.
party OF the Massachusetts LIST rowed
to her, extinguished the flames, and towed
her to the Maryland shore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18
HERALp's DISPATCH.

a personal difficulty is progressing be-
tween Col. Hincks, of the 18th Massachu-
setts regiment, and the Major Of the Tam
many IN. y regiment. The affair grew
out Of the report of Col. Hincks to General
Stone 10 regard to the engagement at Balls
Bluff, which contsinsd some severe stric-
tnres Ia regard to the conduct Of tbe Tam
many regiment. Il Is understood taat a
challenge has passed from the Major to Col.
Hincks.
passing Cock PIT Pulut, was fred upon
from there as she passed down The whole
range Of batteries opened on her 10 sue
cession, several batteries throwing shot and
shell together. Several shells. were seen
from the deck of the Yankee % burst over
the Maryland shore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18

FoRT Monroe, Nov. I5.-Tbe United
States steamer San Jacinto has just arrived
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18
CITY ADIER


ATt0ELECTOB'S SAILS or RE@L
q Is late for th- payms I Of he rOst aud
penses of sidewalk improvements. Notice 10 here
by given by virtue Of precept issued by the
Mayor Of tho city Of Evansville, aud - me direri.
Cd, I viii sell Al public Lction, at the door OF the
Court Honse, ia said CITY, Thursday. n V. zS,
IS5i, at O'Clock P n, the following lots par
Cgig Of real Go at, or SO much thereof may Be
nee. sEary to pay the amount chArg q and assesse
against lofs respectively, fT the costs and eK
psLses Of making ii ie-walk inpr vemeuts for said
lots, together with TIN costs Of SALE;
Cieergs K sener, Los z, Block 80 Eastern
l-nltr menf, Suz
Wm. II Law, lot Il 81 ok y, Lena co.. 1885
Hiram Nelson, S. N. y OF the y. Il. = Il
Lot 68 Upper EBa cement .l4.bSH
Hir N NrI,on. 20 by Is feet Z. W OF alley
cod Of ..-....--....... ysIs
Allis Wslker, Lot l. ock Is, stock wslls
EnlarEeme N -.-..-. 1Bse
His q Waller, Lot MOI, Block 49, stock
wells Enlargement, $1,000. ................ 1904
Wells =. zoo5z
Converse Clement, feet on ga street, by
20 feet deep, being the K. side Of lot
NJ. 8, in Block No. IS, 4th Enlargement, 3,43
% s. ~ 25s2
Ronald Fisher, Al feet on Cherry street, by
70 feet deep, beiE the n. "a she S.
W. \ Of Lot No 60. in the UDpee Enlarg l6, %
novl Itds Christian HEDDERICHs @. c.
Sc %
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READ WHAT is SAID OF THEM.

50 TT UoFtIand Co, n. =, aIATon mt Io0''
DF. c. II. JacksOa-- Dear sfr:
IS ~ - 81 n LIZ q = r II q q E'IFERCFkE H.
h L psn f W lines TO you | have sufe ed and
doct0ged utyseif, and know ho~ 70 pity those in q
Ike condition. Uutil l commenced taking your
Bitters list summer, not able do anythi z,
sYsa u SIT sny considerable len 9Th o. time
Before iAd ts.eea Size hrst bots e, felt like
man, aud t4O~, alter having continued tbs use
of them d -hort Im-, ia the worst OF the
year, ana a6lst5 labor hard erzy day. To say the
lezzt, thing nave received aaJre OsurnJ from ths
3 tiers, thaa all other medicines 1 have taken
have not Ony used our Diltrrs myself hut have.
given bottles ami parts Ot bottles ~ those compl ain
lug OF DysI~Isia anI l. Yer ompltint, aud in ev-
cry cas-, hes tell ne ID have taken med cine
Ds3.ed TAI tAo bitt5rs. Eez peCtfatly yours,
JAMES Won BESSC dOTER.
The bittcrs a sold by drug lists storekeePers
adas, WeBt Ludes, aud south America, AT 70 cents
per bottle novld&w2w
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NyRBRIFF7s g.FLB no. -.

Notice is hereby given that by vntua Of au order
Il sale Issued out of the odc Of the tIork OF tho
Vanderburg Circuit Coarl TO favor OF Thomas 81
hucke. aud others, and against viii lam Rel IS aad
Tiers, VIII expose 10 l.s a. bllc auction az
the door Of the Court b. o, IN the city Of EVaLs-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18

THE tine here set down L. s'Ius,ed TO ooztrGct
kosrs on che River there rs variation according
h ll-al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
TUESDAY, April 23-P. NJ.


The recovery in the Stock market continued to-day
and nearly the whole list at the opening was higher
than Yesterday The shorts were buying to consider
able extent, but appeared willing to put out new con-
tracts The impetus to the market, noticed in the last
day or two has been given by the impression that the
safety Of Washington is assured and the upward move
ment has been aided by the sales of the prom-
nent ancies, which has produced general scarcity for
cash stock. The deliveries Of several descriptions
to-day were not made until q late hour. We can
rec little or no disposition on the part OF the pub
lie to take an ntereit in the present Street move
ment, the bulk Of the transactions consisting
of short turns by street operators. As the call at the
Board proceeded, the market showed signs of weak
ness and quotations not sustained at the close.
The most important advance OF the morning was IN
Pacific Mail, which, after selling at 30 yesterday,
touched 6S to-dayan advance only exceeded by that
Of Kentucky 6s. Central active and firm through
out the session. opening at 70 and closing at 73 after
selling at "a, with sales Of 900 shares The closing
sale yesterday was at III Panama shows an improve
men Of n y cent, with sales at seler thirty at
cent below the cash price, showing the scarcity OF GER
tfcates. The Western shares were to y cent bet
ter than yesterday, the most buoyant stock beng 10
edo and Rock Island. Between the Boards, the
tendency of prices was downward, it being very
difficult, in the present excited state OF pubic
affairs, TO sustain the market after the wants OF
the shorts were supplied. The nmorS from the
South were Of depressing character New.iork
Central sold down to 72a, Erie to 2o.' ILLINOIS
Central to SO, &c. At the Second Board the various
rumor, which were industrousy circulated, broke the
back Of the market again, and there was strong DIS
position evnced to sell mostly for cash. The state
ment that Col. Lee, with 5000 virginians, was en-
camped over against Washington on Arlington flights,
which was conradicted in later dispatches, was used
with much effect to depress the market as was also
last weeks canard warmed up that hr. Jeh. Davis,
with an army Of $4,000 men, was at Richmond, In.
tending 70 POunss down upon ths Es9gsl Capital and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

U1ns 81 s,a he ;ss; a.. S sss Chg
VIZ. sS :ssl e. ssSs ss
% SVia A G.Ss5ss :. 81 e. Enc s s ss'
81 and 1890 S@.h Red Western 1 y 81 s5s s:'' ~
bBsey Is hesyy and ss S s5 ina hs sale: are $50
s for western and csnaisn snd ssSe for sss Corn l.
buyer especially Of mixed The arrival. are sis. and the IL,
p Isd pSd FOR the 'ss' are eush az Or, nsr
Mixed do deiveed &c for Southern Yellow and roc for
DYEwooDs-The market generally i. inactive; have
ony 70 report sales of rs tuns Jamaica Logwood at 81
Geoes Bank and for Grand do Msckerei are quiet
Herring are aal at &c for Scaled, and - for Mol.
COO bale. a. g % ae d s mainly for the home trade ' OF
HoNEi-we hear Of sales of 50 tcs Cuba at TO- cash. In
HoPs-The mahe. inac,ive we quote ordinary to PRIME
TALLoW-The marseti Is dun .ud heavy; sale. Of II 900
Prime 1,,s 4 9;e . Rough fst il . doll .tSc
MEfAIS"Tho market is dun wehear ef sale. Of 20 ooo n,
ga IS IS for so Spanish and German Scotch Pig Iron
MOLAssES-The market Is DUH sales of 80 hhds Cuba
Muscoysao at l9Gz0c II hhds Porto l,ico al 3oc.
sales 4 $50 bbs at 5sGc erode firm; 2soo bbls
at The ma ke FOR conmsn Rosin tI sales q
1850 bbs 81 IS delivered and $50 do ut VI 7l In yard
fine Rons in fair requests sales Of 900 bbls Strained
oILsIhe market for descriptions quiet and prices
ne fork market II lower ana more ecvei
the sales 0 bb 10 250$l3 so for Mess &l9 so for
Clear and Is Is for PINE. Incnded so bba
hes- buyers option 80 da- at To- her large tales
ported but we cannot trace them Beef 10 fair request and s
steady sales 100 bbs at S fsSto IS for sepseked Mess
and 10 5O0Fl 81 for Beef Hams ia fair request
and are INN feles of o. bbl- Western GA IS.
Cut Meats steady and In fair request sales OF $40 hhd and
ties at .! d8ic for Hans and 7dIc for Shoulders Lard
steady and IN fair demand bbls and
at 0O4c Better 10 unchanged the demand fair sales Of
pew OHIO eaifc and STATE OF lydZze Cheese 10 limited
demand at y q9c. for Ohio, and "a oc. for State.
RICE active. chiefly speculation Gales Of 200 ties. ct u
a5ic, as TO quality.
SUGARS dull, without any Particular change in prices
The sales AS hhds mostly Cuha at including IS
bids Porto Rico 81 Sc BY auction 200 bids Porto Rice
at IS 06d 10 rs IC0D
sEEDS-A moderate demand for Clover Seed at 7q1ic.
Timothy Seed quiet so s00t 81 e2 bush Rough Fsx-
seed doll at 81 asa VI 81.
sPlCES-We Of sales Of 800 bags Pimento 4c ~
WHlShY-The inquiry Is fair but at Liver prices sales OF
!, 800 bbs. al lsi dls!c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

Druggists everywhere now keep MRS; WiNsLoI N'.
SOOTHING sYRUP children teeing No medicine IN tne
Unned ststes sells like it, 1t standard medicine ana ~
an H. worldwide Physicians order and use Wherever Tvs
magical effects have been witnessed
upns N. thirty ve.rs OF and incre ssnE
,ri-y OF MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, inoumer
able CosDIALs" and other nosuns prepared by pfendsd
M a have sprung up and lived but mushroom existencs
while the SOOTHING SYRUP has been constantly incressng
IN popularity and household word and thousands oil
mothers Thank Mira vlNSLOW for the health Of their children
BY the use Of her 10 valuable article.
When the present rare Of Cordas" shall have followed In
the footsteps Of their ins;ous predecessor MRS WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP will continue 10 be popular Ia
yorie, and a blessing TO every mother
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

CoFfEE-There moderate demand and prices are steady
sales Of LEI bags Maracawbs Port at IL cents
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal Flour
early In the day moderate but the close Of Change
the demand improved and prices improved slightly choice
brands held with increased confidence and quite active
the cloe the sales 10 800 bb 5d IS 10 for Super
fine State and Wese IS 5d IS rs Extra State rs 500
IS IS for Choice do IS 20 So 40 for the lower grades
Western Extra IS asa SIS IS for shipping brands OF Round
Hoop Extra Ohio $ 650 81 D for trade brands DO
Flour active and the supply larger but At the
difficult TO purchase inside prices the sales were ~"
bbls ct IS l5d 81 50 for extras -
Southern Flour isless but s frmer the
tied aud holders disposed TO sell freely even
alvarez the sale are 40 bb at IS T50 sc for mixed to
good supehne Baltimore &c and 81 a go for the better
grades Rye Flour steady but dull saes OF IVo oois a.
EI Corn Meal "a without much change; sales Of 100 bbls at
81 e0d % 85 for Jersey and 80 Is for BrAndy"in
GRAIN The neat market IL rather lower; the arrivals are
larger and the there lar demand Tor export
ne dsIu,niia milling s cosaned eheAy !? choice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
CEPHALIC PILLS,
tEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.

By the ofthese Pills the periodic attacks Nervous or S'k
Headache may be prevented and taken at the commencement
immediate relief from pain and sickness viii be
obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea and Headiehe TO
which females subject
They gently upon the bowels. removing Conrene"
For Lieyary Men Students Decse Females aud all persons
Of voluntary habits they valuable Lardfire improving
the appetite irving and p9or to the digestive organs ana
restoring the elasticity and strength Of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long inve'tison
and carey conducted experiments having been in use many
years during which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount pain and suffering from Headache whether og
mating tine system from deranged state oil the
stomach
They entirely vegetable In their composition and may DC
taken ct all times perfect safety without making change
Of diet and absence Of any dsdgreeae taste eoy
20 admiritter them 20 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFITS.
The genuine have five signatures Of HENRY c. sPALDlNo
each Bor.
Sold by Druggists and all other Deslers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt ofthe
PRICE Is CENTS.
All orders should he addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No. 40 Cedsrr, NewYori.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

Increase thi. year over last......... ss49'751 II
The following communication from Judge Edmonds
was received at the Bank Clearing House to-day:
NKw.YORx April 81 1851.
SIR: Learning today that the Southern banks about
drawing their balances coin tegaphed the fact TO the
Governor aud in reply hive received nom the Attorney
General a message in thsss words;
No corporation refusing pay specie TO banks In seeded
States will be proceeded against for such refusal through y
Office" Yours, Ac, j. w EDMONDs'
q d. LrxAs, Manager Of the Bank Clearing House.
We doubt if any of banks had any instrumental
ity in obtaining this opinion, and doubt still more that
there are any which would take advantage of it. Our
banks going TO initiate the repudiatiDg swind-
ling Of the Southern rebels:
We annex comparative statement of the exports
exclusive of specie from NewYork TO foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. /, 1861:
1889. 1860. 1861.
For the week l,i54 go &l,o14A S2Ue2,f1O
Previously reported... l1,76il2 H,3955l3 83l7,21I
Sine. Jan. l........sIas4 ss2 $40 l2ssJ7 s4o3se7l7
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks
presents the following aggregates, compared with those
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
spALDINa's PREPARED GLUE!
spALDINa's PREPARED GLUEi

rcovouy, SA'H ihN DYsftrrH,
n "A srIrcH IN TmE SAVES NINE" Il .
IA aee-.an piH happen, eren IN elregHdney smns ~ Is
10 have some cheap and convenient Tor TO
pairips Fapiture Toys. Crockery, &c .r
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
Without H. iii. always ready and up the sticking point
IN ~ ZOE. ~ =. e,cb hottie Price, Is cents
d D'usn 'ee'n'P"" HENRY c. sPALDING,
Aaa'e'' No. 4s CedaIst., New.fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
h1ater-Gnre.
NDE's WATER-CURE at FLOR

nR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE at FLOR
~ FNCf-,b,e miles west from the Northampton depot
continues quiet and pleasant resort for fnvad
lshmen il large end commodous ard kept WIN pe utmost
Its location among the hills OF Western Nsssacbn
sets Is both charming end perfectly healthy W monae
being the odes, Disciple Of Pesuitz has nearly thirty
,xpeIence He now spending week in Newly ork where
be may be found from TO and from 10 p IN a. NO Dire
wort place lhth Ct. fr. house from BroatWhy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA, for

Ia LIVERPOOL The PERSIA, yudkins Commander WIZ
ali from The stream Oh WEDNESDAY NEXT 24th inst
steam boat wl ply between ibe Company WnM a. IeI,ey
CITY, and tine Persia, fom 70 O'CLOCK M 70 00n'o'
gers and bsrgage on board ., 49,, IN
an. ANAL ard the great risk arising tbeIeom pssse
yers respectfully requested TO take Leave OF 'ne "
the " barf "a they cAunot be taken on board.
Inc A"'" e. CUNARD No Bevlins-rreen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
CUPREME COURT. County of Westchester.-


apt5 iswGmTo. ''-'''' ''''''-
CUPREME COURT, County of Westchester.-
~ Susan =. wlets Plaintiff egsIn,t Edward A. Campbell
Laura 5. Pat hi. vile John ii. Carpenter and Eliza;
6rth Jane Carpenter bis wife Jane G. AIaeLson AZ srd
ward LouIel William Sammers, John NJ Campbell George
Wet' and james Grfen Administrations Of all and singular
deceased Isaa. II Barker Simeon w Smith John Smith
Hart Pmdy samuel E. Gan4al Executors the last will aud
testament Of George Gandal deceased Samuel F. Ganda
Isa'e CSrenter Alfred A. sstton, William J. FaFnhsm gohn
Edison hrad-y Joseph Bradley John c. Freeman George w
Harwooi Thomas Bailey andMilam MaDgam, Executor, Of
the last will and estsmen Of Gilbert Martin deceased fstte
H. Hart James Pufdy Chsfes Fox John Tsppn, Jacob
Foshay Moses T. ode, Charles Hin John g. Ogden Thorn.
a. H. Edwards Win Galway Hezeksh Raymond Margaret
berry end Titus Mead Admiaator with the viii annexed Of
all aid singular the goods ohltel, and credits which were Of
Com not .erygd) To the Descendants EDWARD A CAMP
at and Laura Plat his wife, John Carpenter 4nd Eliza
be Jane Carpenter his wife Jane G. Anderson and Robert ~
liam stsurners john H. Campbell George Wies and Jane.
Gn Aduuistrsors Of all and singular the goods, chate and
krT Simeon W. Smith John Smith, Hart Pu1dy Samuel T.
Gsdan Executor Of the last will and testament Of George
Gsnda deceased Samuel T.. Gsndal sac Carpenter Alfred
A sutton, William T. faruhAm John W. Mills Henry Nie,.
soeS5 hs Ban. Ss B51d JS,spf Ia
Of ibe Msrtin decea1ed Patterson Hart James Purdy
Charles Fox John Tapin JAsob Foshay Mos. T: ode,
Chsrl-, O. HIM. John O. Ogden Thomas H. Edwsrds william
With t6e viii annesed Of ali and singular the
goods, c'.- and credits which were Of Benjamin smith
deceased;
You hereby summoned and reqpired 70 answer The com;
plain, this action which h-d in the office of the Clerk Of
he County Of Wechestef White Plains in said county and
copy Of your TO the said complaint on the sob
.beT at h. Office in White Plains. Werche'sr County hew-
York within twenty days Her the service Of this summons on
you exclusive Of the day Of such service and II you fail to
the complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In
~ acon viii apply the Court for the relief demanded In the
coupAut.-Dated December 81 1860.
JOHN j. CLAPP, Plaintiffs Attorney,
White Plains, Wescb-steT Co, y. \.
Tie complain, In the shove action hed In the Office the
Clerk the County Of Wesoer at White Plains In said
county, on the 3lst day Of December. 1850.
JOHN J. CLAP, Plaintiffs Attorney.
ai0 law7wW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
CAITTON!

CAUTION
Al certain unprincipled persons 70 90 on
the public limitations Of PhEfAhED oLo
Iwoud caution ell persons 10 examine peo'o Pu''Ns ~
see that the foil name, .n.nyn o,trr &c,
4, on the oS,ids vIsVpcI, III Gi gf iyissSs @.s7s9'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

From the Examiner. Norfolt Va
C.pbsc Pin, accomp the object for which they were made
viz: Cure Of Headache In all Its forms
From the Examiner Norfolk Va -,
They have been tested in than thousand cases Win
entire succen
From the Democrat ~. Cloud, MINI. .
III Won troubled with the Headache senn 10Y
boz Cephac Pi that you may have them IN case Oh IN
attack
From the Advertiser Providence, n l.
The CephAc Pills said TO be ehectue feeoy
f IN. and very best for that very frequent
complaint wheh mas ever been discovered.
From the Western r. n. Gazette, Chicago, Ill
We heartily indorse Mr. spaing and his unrivaed Cephac
Pills
We are sore persons suffering with the HEADACHE who
try them, will stick to them
From the Southern Path Finder New Orleans, La
Try them VOC afflicted and sure that your
can added the already list that has re-
ceiyed benefits that other medicine can produce
From the 81 Louis Democrat -
The demand for the article Cephac fs rspidJ
increasing
From the Gazette, Davenport, lows. -
Mr. spaldng would connect his with an article he
did not kHop to possess real merit
From the Advertiser Providence, II.
The testimony 10 their favor strong from the most espects
bic quarters.
From the Daily News. Newport r. l.
Cephallc Pills are taking the place OF oil kinds
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass
Said TO be very efheacious for the Headache
From the Commercial, Cincinnati Ohio.
Suffering humanity now be relieved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

I" HOME for INVALIDS," established at
IL springdae, Northampton Mas. IN lsis
By T.. ID. DEsSsTos, NJ ID. 49,
References Biseow NJ D. John Mason Warren NJ d.
Boston; Willard Parker NJ D.. f. W. Worth ESQ, New-f ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
OH THE PENNSYLVANIA I SSI
COt CENTRAL RAILROAD. IoOI

GREAT DOUBLE-TRACk ROUTE.
The capscit, Road equal TO IN the country
Tie GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Office No Aston House, corner 81 Nesey y:
Facies for the OF Passengers 70 and from Gin
cinnati Chicago, St Louis St Paul Nashville Membs rev
OrleAn. and ali other In the West korh-West ana
South for speed and conof oy any roue
Through trains for the Neft leave Ne~i OH poo o. court
Steering and smoking on al the trains -,
Fare always low and the time quick az oy any other
route ,-., - l. ,-ls.,
and from point Raro ads q Ohio Kentucky Indians
illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, by RAILROAD Dl-
RECT on the naSigabe rivers OF the west by
steamers from 1T bugb. 49, 49, =,
The rates Freight and from point Of the West by the
Rairo ad all times favorable az are charged
by other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers i1us
ing the transportation their Freight this Company rely
witt con6den &C. on it's speedy transit
This Company also maintains Emgrant Accommodation
Line by Which pi ennis ang Westward enjoy oleap and
comfortable mode Of onehf the rsos Taes
of fare L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Aston House.
LEIGH l. Co Freight Agents, $780,
No Astor House, and No. South Wilismst
MCDONALD BlSCHOfF, Emigrant Agents,
ENoCH LEWIS, General sup't, Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
clss stea win leave New York the st 18th and 2lst
af each month except when these dates s SUNDAY when
shs DAY Of departure will be the MONDAY following FOR
height pa sage apply the only Office No osngrreen
ID. b. ALLEN, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

FT,HE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCED an
Il INyALID-Pabsbed for the benefit and /" wsn ma
young who from Nervous Debility
kc supply means sefCpTe. by Que DO
after being put great expense through medical MIL
MAYFAIR esq, Bedford King County, ~ Y, by ine0s~s
parpaid sddXssseS envelope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

sRrPcK CREEK, Huntingdon Co, Pa, jan 10, 1861.
II. c. sPALprss.
SIR: . ..,
You viii please send two boxes Of your cephaie Plls
Send them Immediately
Respectfully your, ,,,o , c,,,o,,,
PSI have used one boz Of your Pills, and find them
excelent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

To eyery mother who hs children suffering from any OF h
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