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Senator CarhIe on the Habeas COrpus Ques.
ton.

Senator CaFlIie on the Habeas Corpus Ques-
Hon. John 8. Carlile, Senator from Vir-
Finis under the new State Government,
gives his opinion On the legality Of the
Presidents action in suspending the writ
Of habeas corpus, in the following words:
81 believe the President acted not only
within he strict line Of constitutional du-
'ty, in refusing to acknowledge the COM
,mand Of the Judiciary contained in the
Erits Of habeas corpus directed to the mili-
itSry who had in charge the bodies Of those
accused Of REASONABLE conduct, but if he
had not done 90 he would have been untrue
to the Constitution and his oath Of Office
He is sworn to protect and defend the Con-
stitution, and 70 see that the laws are faith.
Fully executed. If q conspiracy exists TO
destroy the Constitution and obstruct the
due execution Of the laws, it would be very
strange indeed II be had not the right to
arrest and detain the conspirators, but had
the right to assemble armies, and upon the
field Of battle to shoot not only the oonspiV-
ators themselves but thousands Of others,
the dupes and victims Of the originsiors Of
tie rebellion. It would be libel upon the
illustrious authors OF the Constitution, to
suppose they would require Of the Presi-
Dr. 1 d5ss siiI a. Snlf dtE, Sfd hUt UIorhe MIN
fCi,b fuIl end ample powers 70 Keep ~, !,
oatb. The maxim, inter GHna S'IsA' 'sysSi = =
.ss oIa as the law itself, and was % We
-L,ovn 20 the founders Of our goVerhllen 4
.aa IL Is 10 their descendants.
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FROM rae SEVENTH.

ra q qg LovELAED, O., Aug. 80.
A. N. VanDuser, Cleveland: We have ar
rived at LoVslsnd. Shall leave here at 9
o'clock A M. for Hsmden, thence to Port
land, o., and arrive at Gallipolis in time for
tomorrow mornings boat to Gsuly Bridge.
We have just received word that 2O7 Of the
7th Regiment are killed and missing. No
names are given. Probably many of the
missing are prisoners.
Our company, bound for the Kanawha,
consists Of c. O. Jennings, j. Benjamin,
and DR.. J. G. Purple, Of Psinesville, Ssml.
Plumb, of 0berlin, and ]. o. Brown and
myself, from Cleveland.
Gov. DennisOn has kindly provided us
with passes, as far as railroads, govern
ment conyeyanoes, and loyal steamers can
carry us. We will telegraph on receipt Of
further news, E. P. INGERsoLL.
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: =, !. n T1,,i.b view Of our disaster.

An English View OF our Dl-N
The London Spectator thus comments
unou the efssts of the Tepulse Of the Fed
eTal forces at Stone Bridge;
mr.. Norfbernsrs have lost their first
,.l,ia - Lost Il as completely as it is pos.
a. Co. a nation 10 lose q battle, ana IL
sly.o N1N .ornains 10 consider whether they have
i.y on.y - [iore The prevalent opinion IN
I,c-ie.d is obviously that they have tnaI
isI Sne - 80 lost the confidence which Is the
tne; .;nr;ns IN, Of victory, and have 9etraye ca
Dssa1 ssI:lia. want of discipline and eontemP'
~ u-..Tio ordinstion-Which will MAKE sue
/ cess forever impossible. d;s
'eS9 aWe w. onestion If the panic, mad ana uls
osf,y a. IL certainly was, proves eEy ::
49,. s- ereapt that the army is not yes ~
- ~ hattie. The troops IN tRelI lIau az
, 5sst svsitement. aid nothing Thien Es
80 done by the Frenohmen VINO VIII
- AZ asvs drove the first infantry IN LuivL I.
=. :. ~, srora4 the hill OF Falmy. Eney sC1'
/. % oiiv screamed Is ttey fed from the 5y 6sy'
~ -, - tbev we're "a soon 10 despise- hei
u u A-.sr;csns are as excitable as Frenchme
N le - iike them. want only sharp drill
u u s.asaroe AZ good soldiers rs any IN u
- .-orld In this view the magnitude q
y. svsn he character OF their defeat VIA
y r,,,ob % smooth the patlof the drill mast
- ~. T5,,s sabit Of yaporing talk, which Is
" s.,t - "a the national characteristics, q
...i als .sS,;sb rises sometimes, as in daseons
AZ W. - 4 national mania, has blinded ID
m y .'S1 tbs;r own defects. That very lnte
~ y .noe = s-t1 200 Of which President Lincoln I
iO proud sen9s = - S-;4ieism fatal to
,ont s',,.5;l. q IN the French army
~ -. ~ = its i Of mihisr7 orc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31

THE following has just been received by
telegraph from Columbus, with the request
that country. papers copy (without charge)
and notice in editorial column.
GENERAL ORDER NO. so.
is COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 30.
The necessities Of the public service i'm!
peratively require all persons to be strictly
forbidden to raise companies or enlist men
for volunteer service without written orders
from this Department, or from seme regular
ly appointed regimental commander.
Information concerning persons thus en-
gagged, with the names and facts is earnestly
solicited by the Commander-in-Chief from
all loyal citizens.
q. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Adjutant General, Ohio.
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FROM NEW YORK.

TETa Ia NEW YoRk, Aug. 80.
The steamer Matanzas brings Matanzas
dates of the 25th. -, ,to-a
A British schooner had arrived there,
having ruu the blockade off Rewberni ana
sailed again for Charleston.
"a a sloop &. m Charleston bad also arrived
having run the blockade.
The store-ship Release bas arrived ner'
- - Fort Pickens Aug. 7th. No news.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31
Reriment OF CuirasHierE.
An American rssiding in EaEl. Nl'.'' ], !

An American residing in Paris Nri'e7 %
,o1Iov, 70 the New York Spirit Of the
Tines: :,
aTbs Chssseurs de Yineennes = onS s o.
,Se most formidable regiments Of oAsalry 3.
il France In fact, its valSF mas v;o EaIs SoT. =
- ,olorious as are cur gallant FIRE 4o1. .sg.
80 and called upon its members the Ut. III.
- ~ Iss Eayanh PeTda (LOsL Childrehh ISl Sl
sLsT Ters always seen diving Into IN .n'
t5ioksst Of lhe bsttle and appeared ensi[e
~ -eeFiess Of life, and after aeeompp
4g,rscies. = very few we're lost in their ,: zen
.ls,oa ..a,.as This was owing to their 6einl
SSsd n ouirsss snd helns. Of steel. ~ ~ ~
a. - 1icFet or skirmishing duties Win VIM y .
- OUnisv: for the horse is also pEoteeteS1r 4,
gonasy' - FsS7s a5Tssst and shoulders ~
-7s-es a fhess eoats e nail tou,.et Ptoo
fron aE,sen ts sEeEly-iige eolai- :, ~
- lbe bsirst from lo1r % ass eo.l.i !.
-tilo tie caPatl1cns 49k
-. 81 lri irzfT ohoer u
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w.suINGrON NEWS.
WAsHIssrOz, Aug.

WAsHIEGToE, Aug. 2s'
rho Secretary Of the Treasury conten-
,s Lue ;asU;ny an address to the public in be-
balS of the national loan. v.--s.;.
An .rmy officer stationed on tne .s;Is xHsi1,1 y.
side Of the Potomac reports tnaI HppJ g W
have I1 lost several soldiers this Week m PicHs
sEirmishing, at least sixteen OF tne sh'ln'
were certainly killed. f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31

5OLON AAD 5LHONu7FlIlllls
The lists Of signers from these town
ships to the Union CSll are SO lengthy, that
We have not room to print them Those
townships come up nObly, and ara unit
for the Union Movement, almost al the
voters, Of both parties, having signed.
We are compelled to omit hundreds of
good names, from ell parts Of the county,
for want of space The complete list
would overrun al bounds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31
q. z. BUCKINGHAM,
Adjutant General, Ohio
FROM QUINCY.
QUINCY. Ill. !

ITI'i IUB'
Social TO Chicago Times:
Lieut.. Pinkny Of Captain Rolston's
company, the 10th regiment Of Illinois
volunteers, came to this city last eVening !
and stated that q large body Of rebels,
vsriously estimated at 800 and 1900, un-
der notorious Martin Green, took posses
sion Of Palmyra, Missouri, yesterday morn
ing. There we're no o. s. troops to defend
it, Of course no resistance was made.
Some 500 Of the rebels are in the town,
and the balance are encamped on the out
skirts.
A train Of cars, containing considera-
BILE quantity Of muskets for troops at St.
Joseph, which left Hannibal yesterday, was
fred into near Palmyra, and forced to re-
turn. No damage done
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This Afternoons Report
,,mrsr rRoM THE sTH.

LATEST FROM THE sTh'
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 80.
CAV penpisOn has just received the fol,
1oU;ug Telegram from Brigadier General
Cox: p,o, Aro %.
Authentic reports show that our loss
* t;IIsd and 40 wounded. OF the SeVe9t
,d1ao n,,l' nun,ber is scattered and missing, D1
we hope most Of them will escape.
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finanfiaI.

On nm MONEY ADVAN,gsEs!DDll VA " Ed
IO,S S,N1 WAGNER's Ol E1CE-on secnTitie5 Sis tId
~ svvPy Kind viz Dry GoOds isl9T firsarnG,
Silver lay, " 6arpefs Pianos, MtrEorss M
n General MsTchAadfsSs &C. S1S ost Fsts4t terms
S1d articles q value, 9S ts EssSSs6ed ISL NstOhsI
~ IeVTelrY for safe 81 bsrgslnAi;, v,tsr n
WI. WAGNER, oiaoe az: so; " nsvis 5 90. l
nnruer Superior ebre~t- WV aSSl9
0an4hins EtHFa - = a. :
TT0REIGN EXOHANG G f. e., :,
- n q, .Soornts to suit, from IS upWSTrsaIs, q
5eand and TTsnOs and ~ the PFliRfi1 lipE, VsnnS
| Germany. " V1h.a.sIA Coiogne HsnbuFghI BTemer
sitassrt NSnhein and Pregus. 9T ms sAASI2 n Mn
TTis REffbsE's : nl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31
BUFFALO AIARKRT-Aus 30.

81 TELE0IAFUsT
EIGSUR-llarket unchanged
WHEAT-Market quiet and sales 1900 bush red
winter az gc@9H.
CORN-Market dull and no sales. Parties lc
apart; buyers of Sc; holders ask SOC.
Other grains quiet and no sales.
FhkIGHTS-I corn, 10 on wheat to New
YORK.
LAKE. IATPORTs-I,sOO b5ls -four: T,OOO bush
VIII. at: 1890 corn.
CANAL EXP0RTs-i6eO bbls -four; 81 OO bus
who (; loo bush corn. 1000 bush oats.
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0nfanaissl0M.

sBED-A fSlMs LOT
-. IecsiVed and for sale By M
= 1N'' -Oh ARh, GAhDHEn q .SO's.
.ngat g, Al. q ana = Al.e- =
w A N.-A NV TvS3.s1 GsoSERT SGF.
w wagon for sale bY W N AALhf 45e.l: S91A:
hIfTTER-l00 FIRKINs PRIME
3 y. ". B. butter for sale oheASR s1MsrE sl1MsrELHISoH.
TSOYER 3 TIMOTHY SEED
A fresh lot just received and ioF 1elsH lisHfEoH.
Na1e6 =. - - -
ri INSEBD OLA Snail, 8 M1ALa,I9g. a44
4 chic on for sale hY . !. - s5-S73,I,
ETOURT FLOURll FLOUkiIIls III :
~ nave on hand and fOT sale ii,9i i s sonaist
1 y, ssi-annd Family and Baker ELOO OS n yeliabi
~ \; sYt N the iouowing vel nov ttjr intsres
! hTands which dealers VIII hlu - -
] Il caiI and examine; ra., Artlia Muncle, Ind
4 Phoenixi AKRON 81 "' Pendlston, Indians
| PEARL a. Our Enls5 !.
Fmpirs, Ohio, - 49, AIs,its 9srsaol<. -
fjity ST. Clair hilisi tSe1st iiroye, t
WGihondins, ohioi SSfSEba Ohio,
hamilton, Ohio S5sV Flovgsr, Ohio,
WarsaW, OHIO franklin Mills, Vhlo.
Ashlanas 1EtiS' Goshen, Ohio.
EnsOrOrlse, Ohio, p.,,b,aa. ShIts Rye.
CiI,AHK, GAR RDhk!ss Z, g ~ 80. =.
E ., 81, q Gnd . haFef u
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COMMERCIAL.
NKW YORK mARRFT-Aur. 30


RLOUR-Market firm and good export demand
saies 100 bbs at S1,20lS4,30 lpsrnns STATE;
s4,4tlo 30 for common 70 medium extra western (;
S5.0@e5,05, Tor shipping brands extra rOund noOped
ohio, S4.45@S4,5 extra state, y4,2O9SiSO superhne
western.
CANADIAN FLOUR.-Earket dull and nom
inally unchanged
RYE FIASITa-BIarket steady at s2,s@s,sO.
WHEAT'-Market steady for good snd prime par
cells and heavy and declining for common to inferior
grades.
sales 1000 bush at sscaICO Chicago spring at 1866
RYE-MaEket quiet, At 506GOc for western; Csc
&6sc for state.
HARLRY-Market nominal
CDRN-MarketI cent lower and quiet with mod
crate demand for export and home consumption
Recsipts 207, IA bush.
ssIss Of 20, 90 bush; at 47cS4S for mixed western
good and prime shipping.
OATS Dull at z6Gsso for Canadian, western
and state.
POKK-Msrlst dull, sales 100 at sI4s7@Is,Oo for
mess, 5000 prime.
BEEk-Market quiet and steady.
CUT mE6TS-market dull
LARD-MArket steady and sales 100 bb.s at SIC
sUTTKR- Selling at SaIlo for OsiO; lO@l4c
state.
I5EEsE-AaEkst steady at ss74c common TO
WHISKY Market steady, and sa'es 100 bbls at
lie.
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nnlrn az nIR. HIRsT.

CIEcIExATI, Ang. ~.
I Samuel B. HiEst, President Of tne Sl.!
couaci, died this morning Of consnH P'''s'
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StorFs aud Gin aBaEs.

WI L. NJ A II v N, dAYlN1
w Removed 70 the large 4 &eonmedious store
No. so South SIDE PUB. SQUARE,
TO Ioors East Of his former stand e nov iully pIs
1srsd 10 oFsr to bis Thousands q tftenos ean go
to-,ers and sstha rest Of mankind" large fAFteS
~ ne most approved styles o.
STOVES. ENAMELED GRAT TESs
HOUsTFURNIsHIHG GOODS. TIN CoF-
| PR AND SHEET-lA0h y AhEss ,,rfy-
| At thSloWest Radnoad Rates. on the OhA ~
THE fIilSi aiDIsPATCH COOKING STOVE
4. continuing 70 increase in PUBLIC esoIs a- an .5
1 s,cSt DfiEABLE, EO0NOMLOAb, W y. q o1S-
PFPFFCr eperatinR Stow in the rlaEAet . - n z
arS ~ HougskrepaTs in this city ano II tef4zg
eonnfTv Who are daily using the 10Y asvies q
1 IA has also a large variety ot otiief No" ~
| o60WTNG STOVES as we'll aa cT0uTsc
PIPIOR- HALL AND OFFIOb sly SlS =
. | pofh, f,or Wood ard Coal, ol ,-.uuVn nTURE.
/ N rVrT,kND AND OrBEk AAI6 - ,-hoisaais
~ ,,snTF.efrreg and has lor lSiJ r...n-sd Tn,
- ~ te5i Al kfnfs q Plain 4na .k ~ Houasi
en1 ell,a5Sr a5d Sheet Iron Ware His a''e
farolsRH15 HaISk EsstI.s asd E''a1'sisa sTa's''
- sor,plste IN style and 1nisn. IN bsior
u Arse1 N H. e most cordially invited ~ " thsnsslvsS
.-ishs ENG eisswhere, and luss.h lus.s.hs "
p15SealtfgfsetI0r fs guaranteed 3 elssI1210p TTTN
and jseT51,0TR + CRATE EAf'Ea14pSSIT5 'Y.1 pSI5
No 20 soHth sias Pq7.sss Pqss.ss 81. 5.iP'' =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31

no MHCKBHEb, eAbMpN,
~ and ali kinds q salt ~ ~ Fio.h.
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PROM BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Aug. 80.
The Old Point boat has arrived. There is
no news from Fortress Monroe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31
1871 PASTURAGE.

The Pasti res Of the subseritss-
shout 30 rna tn--@ty-1ry a1osA -,
open on and dtfer
the nraf da Nay. Terms-fftT cents psr Wssk
or Cows and one dollar per week for Ho-ses 1aga-
bic svaIY Monday IN advancs, unles8 aFTsB rezfs
are made with the undersignsd for the Ssazsn.-
ApplT at my once over Merchants Sank Suserior
strset, OF to Milo BosWOrfh, Hardsman, a re a.
trance gates, near WOOlson, Hitchcoct 4 Cartsr :
6tnIs
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GARD 10 FHB P0BLIol9
M ERKICK & KING. S-7z77
SAIL, TENT AND FLAG MAKERs,
No. 2O3 RiYer Street.

Every style and desarfpsfna q Tenf1 or E1aes
manufsctured to orcar, OF the best material a Il
Torabls terms
n 4 e. ara both practical Workmsn IN their line,
and can Etl - numerous parties with re.Afi0n 70
Sail, Tent, Flag, Hammock "A Eni1g and other work
executed st their establishment. iy25
CAIESt TENTSl FLAGS l-2U3
~ River Strpet.-The undersigned ara prepared -
manufactura every description Of SAILS, TENTS.
FLAGS, AWSIkGSs &C., q short notice and On
the most fav rable terms- They enabled % IT,
ier % nunrf.us parties In rell1iOn 20 thair uork
juIyz5:ss5 AERRTOR . KING.
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CFNT BY EXPRESS EVERY
y WHERE. W Hj sr1 . =
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TELEGRAPHIC.
W -r'---T-----T ---7T - 7 I n =
The Latest from the Seventh,
DISPATCH FROM GEN. COX.
Only Is Killed and 40 Woun-
p ded. 4
A LARGE NUMBER MISSING.
important from WASH
lngtOn.
SCOTT EXPECTS A BATTLE.
6ORDETTON OF THE REBELS.
THEY AIM AT MARYLAND,
REBELS AT PALMYRA, MO.
This Mornings Report.
This Mornings Report.

REBELS AT PALMYRA, MO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31
TELEGRAPHIC.
SCOTT EXPECTS A BATTLE.
THEY AIM AT MARYLAND.

6oRDfnoE OF THE REBELS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

LOUISVILLE, August 25, 1861.
The Memphis Appeat OF the oath reports seeing pri-
vate Geographic despatch from Paducah stating that
meeting Of citizens the 22 passed resolutions request
ing Governor Magon to properly protect citizens Of hai
section Of the State against such ae the late
arrest of her Kentuckans in Ballard county by armed
rulans Cairo and tho subsequent capture OF the
steamer Terry by the federal gunboat Concslosea,
nouncng that Gov Magoin does not give that rro.oc.
ton they will call on Tennessee and the Confederate
States
The same paper also states that Gov. Magoiln tcle
graphically proered the aid required nstructing j.
Johns Senator from Paducah, to visit Cairo and de-
mand of Gen. Prenss by what authority the arrest and
capture made, and report.
The Appeol trusts Gov. Magonln will issue similar
proclamation to Caib. Jackson.
A Board consisting of the Aldermen o! Memphis has
been appointed Committee to confer with General Polk
on the subject Of impressmcnt
The Avalanche says the deck hands Of the stcamboa,
- having refused to work upon Confederate steamers
the commanding General has ordered all such to be taken
The deck hands had concealed themselves
In some farmers had been taken on this order
and last evening James Pirnkct, deck hand,
rested, and attempting to escape, was seriously wounded
by shot
The Avalanche condemns tho state OF things which
forms the basis Of the Mayor aud Adcrmens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26
THE REBELLION.

1hE KEGEELlON.
Startling Disclosures at
Washington.
Arrests of Distinguished Fee
male Spies.
Their Acknowledged Sympathy For
and Correspondence With
the Rebels.
Particulars of the Arrest and
Imprisonment of Mayor
Berret.
IMPORTANT POST OFFICE ORDER.
All Letter Communication With
the South Stopped.
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI
Call Of Gov. Gamble for Forty Thou
sand Union Troops.
The Effect of the Bull Run
Fight in Europe.
-~~~-~->~Yo~~>>->0>o-~
The Appropriations Of the
Last Session of Congress.
The Law in Regard to the Cap
ture of Privateers.
-~.~~~~or.~oo>-o~~oo.~
OPERATIONS OF THE COAST GUARD,
&C., &c., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

oo Oh eAPer"hoeo men and for those who have charge
OF affairs then the ds ser may prove to be wholesome
experience ana not IN unmitigated calamity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-19

phrGstng Machines, sc.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
RfFTETE PROPRIETORS or THE CITY rom
II dry beg leave TO inform their frieads and fhl
public In general, that they prepared 20 40 al
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINIsHING WORK
and everything appeftaining to the Foundry busls
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM EEGMEs Ans
BOrLERs of any size and power required. Saw Mil
Machinery and Mil Gearing of any size DistiI-
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gum.
ming Machines, Thrashfng Machines, Malt Mills,
Horsepowers orn-shellers, Machinery Of all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings Of
every description, Iron Housefr0nts, Cellar Crates
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm.
proved patterns Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c
BREWERS, D1STILLEES, RECTIFIERs. &C.
Supplied with every description Of Copper ahd
Sheet Iron Work. Brewing Kettles, RefriEsrat0ra
Attemporatgra, Sparges, Stllbeads and Worms o.
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast jugs, Cans, Syphons, &C.; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper Brass and Icon Pumps Of eFery
variety Tor beer, spirits oil, & Brass Cocks end
Valves, Steam " hiBtles dc.
Workmen sent 70 All parts TO TT up work and DO
repairs on Steam Boilers Copper and Shsst Iron
Work, &c
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-19
'HRiAflAh kHAT2.. VIM HEtuAfA n
KRATI g HEILMAM.
CITY FOUNDRY

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OFBTHAAf
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist MIL Machinery, Tobacco Borsga
Gum mining Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Miiis.
phrastRg Machines, &c. -..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-19
WORM CANDY,


Sa n & nine LOZeng0s.
We offer these Lozenges without disguise 10
~ their competition. As their namo imports
they depend for tlier efficacy upOu santOnne alone
the lately discovered active principle Of tho Eu-
rOpean OF Levant Worm Seed.
Ali the merit which we claim for medicine
is the purity Of ths Sant0nine which tanH and
the careful manner in which IL has been iuC0rpo-
rated With and distributed through the MAS from
which the Lo2ehges have been formed.
To be sure OF these important points, We ha. q
them prepared at the Louisville Chemical Works
where the Santonine Is first tested for its purity
aud then combined in the Loztnge in such way %
70 retain its properties and virtues unchanged.
To the Profession we presenta valuable aud we'll
known medicine In a convenient and attractive
lions indicating the dose 81 santonine according e.
ths u, s. p
To the public offer remedy for Worms efa
cacious, safe, and pleasant confectionery. ar
moderate price.
For sale by ali reputable Druggists throughout
the South or West. WILSON, PETER g. Co,
d&w6m. Main 81
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R $. RUsrON' $ 90.
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~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, Eng
lIsh Walnutss ngs, raisiHs, eurrants, rock candy
OYSTERS sardines, alum, epson SALTS roll brfmstone
sulphur, copperas, madden, extract Of logwood 10.
d1go, cream tartar Soda bed cords of ali kinds to-
bacco Of all kinds, backing batting, nutmsgs, c-
gars OF all kinds, ginger, and ground spanish
moss glass jars, lanterns and TASKS mustard nan.
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes powder
safety fuse, soaps OF all kinda, starch teas vine
gar eampbor, letter, note, cap, and fancy papeT
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre gum Sirons'
wooden boWles, juju paste, cinnamon, dried bssf
nails, sash, glass, spirits turpentIne aisnics
pain killer, hquorice, &C., &c, DC ''1''
supply OF the above kept constantly on hand
and for sale low, by s. Il. GILBERf 8 Co
Iuneo - szz1e- No. 4 Sycamore st.
(VORJV EkOO.9Ss.
u 100 doz heavy, for sale by
arp22 Sc GILBERT a 90
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HENRY B COsTER-Your Extermiaator fsre-
aceivedS nsed, aud pronounced decided Buccsss.-
I've used box of 1t, and the way the Rats and
Mice around our premises ''raised Ned that night
was caution to sIeepers. Since then not Rat or
Mouse has been heard In kitchen or cellar.
- MG9regoT (Iolpa) Times. "a,
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They are dealing in and selling Anen's Improved
Steam Gauge Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tlfa
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour separators German Holt.
Ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Pacsfue Bone, eel,
Oh me best kind Iipplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
Pig IronS Babit Metal, Spelter Fire Brick
They have overy facility Of the best MachInsrP
and workmsn, and will give All work entrusted 10
promptly warranting their work and are satfsfcd
with reasonable prices.
10 On1co ana Sale Rooms, No. co Main stree
Founder y, Boiler Yard RD Machine shOp On PIN
street, between First lscopd streets, Evans,
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