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HAyyRYoRD. Pa. Feb. 6, 1851
Nr SriLDfSc.

VT. SrttbINI' =
With YOU 10 send m. boz OF your CophIie Pl
~. 80 ,'s,,,d a o,,af G,ai Of ben.ff f'on them.
MARY ANN ST0IKHoUSE
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BuIru vnRSoy. Ohio, jar. IS. 1851

UEvRI c. svALpISo, CSC -, r., .h,.h serI mi.
Pleas. hnd closed twenty CON- ". -. a. ~,
.uo,hsr bor of your Csphaio Pills Thy are truly he 'S
Pm. shsr o'0"es' A. SLOWER r. NJ,
Dhset Belle Vernon, W ysndo, Co. %.
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lnsirnetiun.


EDUCATIONAL ADVANrAGES.-Pare can
now have specially favorable opportunities for selecting
Schools Semnarie for their children ct reduced ste rom
tho EDUC ATIONAL DIRECTORY at the NAIlONhi
TEACHERS INSTITUTE, No. 3S Broadway. Educstiohsi
Correspondence aud Teachers Wanted oI the Institute IL 81
Of the country. Wanted niedistey ueiIiah sy
n. (3oyeess in Ohio tlemsn Epoopslan ga PInPs in
Maine income OOQ Also, Clergyman with caIsl io
N'''' RICE l. ANDREWS.
MIA Young Lady thoroughly educated IN the common and
b,hsr Engsb proficient Latin and French sresdy
reader writer ohes her services IN any capacity suited TO
es forth these qualifications confident OF giving ISeten
inmedae response deired compensation lsua Tor
the Sumner months Best references Address Miss = A. care
of Mes.rs Rice Andrews, No S'S Broadway Ne"'1orA
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwn, n. \.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS $500
The SEMI aanual session will commence on WE'D
NESDAY NAV Circulars may be obtained Of Jas N White
A. b. II NJ. society, No III NSssus, or oy
addressing the Principal d. 5. ROWE, M. A.
NNODERN STYLE of SCHOOL FURNITURE
NE Manufactured BY n. JOHNSON. No. 400 Hudson'st.
Illustrated Circulars forwsF ded On application
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Hlnsital Instruments.

ALBERT WEBERs new Oyerstrung irOn-frame
N PIANO-FoRTES warranted surpassed ineyery respect
and sold OF pces the Mandatory No. S Wes
Broadway, near CsDslst
nEPOT of the ALEXANDRA ORGAN
~ fot Churches, Ch.P.lS Schools and DFs"lhs Rooms
SOLE MEDAL OF HONOR e. tho Universal Exhibition oil
1885.
This magnificent (paiened In the United states
May o 1880 which the brilliant Performances Of
THALBERG, VILANOVA, MILE WILLIS,
have rendered popular in America in Europe has besn
.doped hy the artists dconpote 81 both Comments
GOTTSCHALK. LISZ G. ROSSINL MEYER BEER, &C..
The ALEXANDRA ORGAN l. Ceebrsted ior ne rohdi'y
and son mechanism, well a. for the funes and
power its tones and he more relnaikADe qu VI Aees
perfectly in tune, in al climates - 80, .o.x ,oeo
Prices the depot siJ, SO, $780, $3.50 slSS sz SE'
800 $40, 500.
descrptve cculsr any address eppcaiiont to
BERNARD & FABBEGUETIEs, j., No: 9J Broadway.
Importers Busson Accodeons yiOlin Violin String sc
T IGHTE g. BRADBURYS'
lINEW SCALE OVERSTRUNO BASS PATENT INSULA
TED FULL lRON-FRAME GRAND and SQUARE PlANo
What everybody says Everybody they
the best; therefore they must be the best
DAYEN, BACON Il Co.,
N Manufacturers Of
GRAND AND SQUARE PlANO-FORTES,
In Every Variety Of Scales and Patterns
WsTerooms, Ne. l35 Grand-s,., near Broadway
New-York.
DEMOVAL.-HORACEW WATERS, Agent, has
III removed to No. 1sl Broadway. between Grand and
Broomess where he sells new eeta'e PiANOS ef ~ ana
S2St $50 All kinda Of Musical Merchandise war pieces
Pianos and Melods0ns rent from 81 upward Monhy pay
Inents received for the ALEXANDRA OkGANS ior
Churches q. low prices.
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BsyxnLY, Mass. Dec. ii, 1880.

n. c. SPsrpiSo, Esr. -, In, A.. ,,.
with FOR come circulars or lIse show bills 70 bring your
c,h.lic pi. more particularly before cusomera II you
h.,, .ny,hlns OF the kind. plsAs. s,nd 10 ma ,
on. 81 m customers who subject to severe SICK hais
, istins two dsys cured Of attack In oao hour by
your Pm. which sent Der. o,,,. x.,,,
w. II. WILKES
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MAsoSvrLLY. Coma. FEB. ;, 1861.
Mr.. SPaLniSO.

MI. SPsLpiSd
Jb,v. ied YOU, Cephac Pills and The them % reo thstt
~.nt Won 10 end me doll.rs worth more - 49,.
PAft Of these for the neihbors, 20 WHOM WV
of,he Rr.t Dor I got from you
Send tho Pills by mail, and obhge', -, -,
JAMES hENSEDY.
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OFFICE OF TaE PsoPLEs FWB INSURANCE CowPasr}
NEw-YoKK. June 10, ls6l
VINHE ANNUAL ELECTION for 30 Directors OF
this complpy will be held MONDAY, the lIth day OF
w. Y. UNpERHILL. Secretary
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me6ical.


GARDINER'
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND.
Ae.r.n safe and for SeuIaisa
srsd.ps the Nc Gs.ses Ssi or SS
| delicate consultation with perfect safesys
TESTIMONIALS.
bs, medicine FOR the Disease that CHAs A.
SMITH, No. Old sts;e House, Boston.
with Rheumatism twenty years. and being
sn.q ny Sss So. Of odnef Rheumatc and Nsu
ms;s Compound NORMAN AYREs. No. rs Rrsnkins,,
Boston.
months and been driven by oIcucsing pain to the trial Of
nnmbere.s remedies without obtaining reef was INDUCED to
e Is, ans Scs and s entirely Veil BAXTER
DR., Goods Dealer, No. 5Appeton BlOoi, Lowell, Maa
Ibsy been afflicted with Salt Rhsum in is worst form, for
Gs and IG .d sn f bo Ss Of and
can honestly say that believe myself entirely cured JOHN
Gardiner. Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound, has en-
f Io fS5iS Ne No. N s..s House. Boston, s
baen for
.ufsr. from SAT- absam S with and
TXMaJpSb No. sss % sS.sls
,J ssss rne q Ssa NV W. G. THOMPSON Prop.o
PesIlft Houts Bosom moss
s. f XIII eGReSssoSM ESQ 81 mSss
Boston.
Iceify thu, my friend VIM T. Gddsn, presented ms
when Was saering with painful attack Of Neuralgia and
ard 'fs, Rose Of Confess 20 from Maine.
Tn. undersigned hereby certify that they have used Oar
diner, Rh,unsc and Neuags Compound" for tho OF
Rheunan and Neuralgia and found In every case immediate
oases and would 1t TO all who afflicted with
these hsassng ses Of the safest and best medicines
offered 10 the pubic
KiTTREDGE, Vermont. W. II. ALLEN. Boston ELMtn
TOWSsTND Nos. IS and ~ Pearls. Boston. Capt CHAs
O. DoLLIvIR, Boston .sAML WALES IT,, City Hotel
t nq.sP D. 6ARDiNIR, Webster st. East Boston: gE0
Dr. PLUMMER, No. Maverick square East Boston. ADRIAN
WEEKS. Websteg-sts East Boston
Jg< gb,ate and Neuralgia Compound has been taken by
AysS,t of -.on. oy Sc1ooious Hamors Oh great b"1L
PRINCIPAL DEPOT, No 81 KiLBY-sTr
BOSTON, MASS.
wbolessle Agents for New.York,
Z. c. wELLEs & Co.. FRANKLlN-ST
For sale by spobesries generally throughout the United
Stses. None genuine nes signed BY CHAS. r. GARDINER
For sale by o. j. WOOD l. Co, No. 414 BROADWAY.
N. Y, a. Wholesale and retail.
MO MORE DISORDERS of the SKIN
IN The PILLS Of DR. CAZESAvE Chief Physician Of the
Hospital Of 81 Louis In Paris Professor To the Faculty Of Med
icine and Knsh, OF the Legion Of Honor.
Taose PILLS, which the celebrated Professor CAZENAvE
has la interest Of humanity allowed to be generally made
the 3. a Sas s s Of
ths Hospital Of 81 Louis and which togeheI With his various
works the affections and Disorders Of the Skin have contrib
They very rapidly and without danger the hinswor,
Pimpss the Itch Eruption Of tbs Skin Tsethns tbs letters
Psso Or pain P.oS.. and Lspro,y as",S:: Elephant
skn.
Pdnes Depot IN Paris the Pharmacy of MssGs o.imsut
No Hta6 do A. ID 40 ksrw al
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

DOOMS TO LET--In private American iaml-
iy furnishes unfu n;shed with without BoaI plea
soty situated No 30 Cottage place, bc"een beecker ana
Bouston-ts
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CAUTION

CAUTION
certain unpnndpsd persons attempting 70 palm Oh on
the public limitations OF PREPARED GLUE.
voud ali to examine before purchasing and
'' 'TSsPXLITIN0s PREPARED GLUE. IA
hsn he evtx!ds wuppeL Al stass winding ssa;sfaA
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A. Ties. testimonial unsolicited by M srpjSs they
truly Scientific Discovery
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briggs HOUSE, CHICAGO, ln.-The under
ucd resractfv announce their fier d. patrons and
the travelling public generally that owing to the oi the
ue day Thankful for the patronage literally bestowed on
Them respectfully ask for continuance o. the same as
ut their patrons that House will he conducted on the
liberal man that has heretofore characterized their e,tsb-
Ii'L,,er, w. T. TUCKER Co.
Cbicato, June !, l96l
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HgsHr c. SPiLprpG,
No. a CsdArst, n y
Enclosed ind tw~pty cents t for which send boz o.
"Cephaic Pi" Send ssddTess Of Rev VIM T. fhler Hey
rod.burr Franklin Co, Ohio. go,
Your Ps like nh.m-cnre headache almost f"''d"'s
Truly yours MA, ~ ruYrp
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professional! Notices.

CATARRH-Dr. X. GOODALE ia again IN
~ NewYoIt No 6l2 Broadway 1t is now know that ne
only the theory Of CsaIfh and the only one
thai ever cured H. For few days he be consulted ior
cause and cure Of DYSPEPSIA and other chronic al eases
which Ike Catarh truly defined neso,
ard therefore cured His remedies, with directions ior
using may be had at The above place.
DR. HOMER BOSTWNK will continue the
practice Of his profession and gives especial attention 70
the Throat, Consumption tem,e Compats ana
Nelyons Debility produced by youthful indsoreon Oce no
IS East I2th-st, 4 doors west Of Broadway.
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\ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

SPRING AaRANGEMENT:-tha n5e 0, "a rs ,sS, Prsss
Runnn, Time-On and after FRIDAY My ~, ,is Co
yer Trains win arrive and kie th.tr departure "oA
psny's New Depot Ut Hunters Point. - suhs Ferss
Penser. going E,.. Leave yspsi = ~; 's for sys
~ io m. tsr syosss, So. N tor f1A''
dale; 6:3D y. A. for Jamaica O . M "a NJ 9:4, an m
Passengers lor Hempsssadlss q H' !" '''
''f Passengers for Jamaica leave g. Nj w. %"
and $50 T. NJ. =, -, nj, An .yr;,h of Ferry boH''
Trains leave Hunters rvIu' v"
lnnles Ain and 3lths, Ferries ------ :,
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RRYyoI psHuRGH. franklin Co, Ohio.
January y, 1901.
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YPsiLIsII, Mich, Jan. II, ls6L
Hr. SPAIDiHo,

YPsiLtNrI, Mich, jan IT, IbI
Mr. sPAIDfso,
Not lous since sent TO for Dor of Cephsc Pills for tho
eue OF The Nervous Headache and Coseess and received TIE
and thew bad 90 good effect that induced send
for IN r,..
A. X. WHEELER
YpsilAntl Mich
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FROM the Examiner, Norfolk Va
C.phe Pills the object for whoh they were ,de,
VIA Cure Of Headache In all lts forms
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Gotels.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL Jersey City.-Full board
for single gentlemen. rs per week Families desiring per
board will mud this hotel both convenient Business ana
economical i'm
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Boots, Shoes, Nr.

c0 DOUBLE SOLE SHOES; 81 so QUILT
1p , ED CONGRESS BOOTS, A NEW STYLE ON
AT JONES'S. NOS. 10 AND ~ ANN-Sr'
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nAY BOAT for ALBANY and intermediate
laadingr St-sner ARMENIA from foot Of Hauisonst
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY al oc''S
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SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY DISPATCH
Tv"A sTIrcH ~ TIN. Saws NlNg".A
A eee,aeals eA hdppea, sVsn ia reiysgGad JE,s, tits
,,ry d.srae have cheap and Convenient
psiIps yurni,urs, Toys, Croohery, &c
SPALDlNO5 PREPARED GLUE
meets such emergencies and household afford tobs
vihouth III. ready and az 70 The sticking point
Idd,,ss HfNRY q. sPALDING,
No 4s Cedsr.st, New.YorA
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Prom the Democrat NJ. Cloud, MINI
are or have troubled with the esdhe end 10
sboi Cephse P 80 hsi you may have them IN case oil al
Attach
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A LBERT WEBERs new oycrstrung iron-tralne
IA PIANO-FORTEs warranted unsurpassed ineyery respect
and sold .. the prce the Mandatory No. Us Vert
Brosdyy ay, near CsDa-st.
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From the EInninsr Norfolk. Va 80
Thew have been tested In than thousand cases viii
entire
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lJriniing.
Go n)bom II mon Concern.

CUN g. Co.'S AMERICAN AGENCY and
NJ READING ROOMS American Papers kept OF hlc.
Every information interesting Amercan Registers kepi Of
Americans WHITING London No. 10 StSnd LONDON Eps'ah0'
Fs1HE gentleman who had S2Oo IA small bills
Changed on Friday 18th inst for which he received two
tho East River Bank, viii obhge BY caE at No
coo Broadway. ID bohohNS'
MILL EDWARD FARNUM communicate
w with mel His eIicus absence weighs heavily upon
ma wish to do all IL pow make him ENJOY lie
WILLIAM FAGNUM Blackstone Mass
I.DE AHn WANTED immediately of 10
- %b.OeDO DER 4 Co.'s MAfURED PAPER for
which 90 cent? cash The dollar viii be PAID Any one having
s. wa please address to Con promise this ONCE stating
she amount and where IL eau he lad.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsn''
~ T,in cav. Jerssy City for Pieruont At and sPs
aud i:ls and 6S p M for Mon,ey at 4ss s1ds;'2s
srs,rn, AZ rs D. M. TllOs. IA. HEhhlNo' fose.-
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From the Advertiser, Providence r.
TIE Csohac Pulls are sad 10 be srenssble ereuA rtned
I The Headache and the very best for tina. uer
compl sint W hich has ever been discovered.
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CinctnnnfImn Market

CINCINNATI, March 1.-The attention of
the mercantile community was Withdrawn
from business to-day to great extent, con-
sequent upon the anxiety to hear from
Washington Flour is very duh at A 50
for super; sales conihed to coo bbls in lots
at 4 so for super and 4 60 for low extra No
change in grain; not much done. Whisky
declined to l44 and closing dull. Linseed
oil has advanced to 58. Mess pork II 90
and not much demand; 100 hhds bacon sold
ut 74G93 the demand is less active; 1907
600 lbs bulk pork sold at 6 ID for should
ers, and 8sG83 for Sides the feeling is less
buoyant. Lard dull and nominal. Gro
ceries quiet and demand quite limited !;
prices unchanged. Money and exchange
markets are quiet rates unchanged.
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REMAINDER OF SATURDAYS PRO
CEEDINGS

HoUsE.-Much miscellaneous business OF
no particular Importance was disposed OF
with the usual noisy accompaniment.
Reports of committees of conference were
made and acted upon.
The proceedings were occasionally inter
rupted by messages from the Senate and an
nouncements by the private Secretary,
Glossbrenner, that the President bad signed
certain bills.
The report of the committee of conference
on patent laws was adopted. Almost every
member had a proposition or bill to pass.
The struggle for the floor was intensely
exciting. Questions of order were now and
then raised.
Mr.. Hutchins, raising his voice above
the din, said, this being deliberative body,
they might know what is going on.
A voice. You mistake-this is not de-
Lucrative body. Cries of ''good.
motion was made to clear the gale
ries. Laughter.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. %, p. M.-Flour
unchanged and quiet at s. %.
Mess pork in fair demand and the mar
l1et firm at SIS 80. Lard dull and prices
lower; barrel loo and key lO3c. Bacon is
steady with Il fair demand at 7a@ec for
shoulders, lo4c for sides, and llf for clear
sides
Whisky dull and prices declining; recti-
fed 2o@2lc.
Corn is steady, with fair demand at So
for mixed.
Coffee in moderate demand, and the mar
kot firm at l34c for prime.
Sugar firm and in good demand at 54(9
64c for fully fair to choice.
Molosses in good demand and prices ad.
vancing, closing at &c for choice.
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WAsurxaroN. March Ia special envo,

WASHINGTON, March A special envoy
left Montgomery several days ago for
the Federal Capital. He is supp, sed to be
now there. He is instructed to present his
credentials immediately after the Inaugural
ton as ambassador from the Southern Con-
federacy and will ask its recognition by the
United States. He will insist upon I'M
mediate answer and failing to get it will re-
tire. His failure to obtain recOgns. zion, it
is understood, at Montgomery, will be fol-
lowed by an attack on Sumter and PickenS,
and thus an issue of force will be precipitat-
ed on the new administration. Whether
this programme will be carried out depends
somewhat on the character of Lincoln's in
augural.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

IA bbIs eggs, A. Lemcke & Co. 4}9 bbls pork,
car load hay, Crane d Brown; 1922 lbs bulk pork,
10 terces lard Kron d Gavi>k; SIS bush wheat
Iglehart Bros; 80 dry hides, 30 SKIS bran, I. q p
Herman /; 7 hides, 40 bush corn, Samuel Orr;
bbl eggs, II dry hides, demiiOhn, kg, bxs to-
hacco bx eggs, bdls rags, Geo. Foster e Co.; 81
doz brooms, trunk, E. w. Shields; 71a bbls flax
seed, Il Fathers Wheeler q Riggs l bx socks,
Schapker f Russing; co bales hay, 1000 bush corn,
hay, Brandiss 4 Crawford; l bx medicine, W.
King, Holland, Ind; 2 cases shoes Read d Bur-
row; hbl eggs, w. H. Boiconrt; key lard. Hoi-
Ingswor Bros bxs garden seeds. r. Sharpe q
Co; bx cough remedy, o'Riley If Co; empty
bbIs sack, a. Rutenfran2; 50 bills -four, J. III.
Oglcsby.
A. E. SHRADER, Agent.
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RIVER ITEMS

CINCINNATI, March 4th.-River fallen 2
feet 9 inches since Saturday; now 81 feet
10 inches in the channel. Rained yester
day.
1.-The Charley Bowen failed to make
her regular Saturday trip, but is now all
right, and will be on hand to-day to leave
at her regular hour. Capt. Dexter will
gladly welcome passengers for all points
south, as we'll as provide for a considerable
amount of freight.
THE Eugene is the mail boat this eve
ming for Louisville and way points She
is under the command of Capt. Ballard,
with Will Duvol in the Office.
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ST.. LOUIS, March 3.-Pursuant to ad-
journment on Friday evening the State
Con gention met at Mercantile Library Hall
and was called to order at 1920 this morn
ing. The Hall was decorated with national
flags and large eagle placed on the chair
mans stand. The lobby was crowded. A
committee of Is on federal relations was
appointed.
The convention is now engaged ia discuss
ing proposition to receive Mr.. Glenn, the
commissioner from Georgia. with fair
prospect of rejecting it.
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The YOU'VE MEN.-We are requested to
state that Rev. Henry W. Ballantine will
preach in the Old Presbyterian Church
(Rev. Mr.. McCarer's) this evening to the
young men. Mr.. Ballantine, who is visit
ing his friends and church here, is under
appointment of the American Board of
Missions and will in few weeks embark
for Bombay, India. He is quite a young
man and no doubt will speak with interest
and profit to the young men of this city.
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As heretofore stated, the visitors gale-
ries were entirely empty at II J o'clock.
A motion to adjourn was negativ cd
yeas 40, nays III.
Some unimportant business was transact
ed and various triaing matters were debat-
ed. Several members moved to adjourn
amid the confusion
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-05

TIE ATTORNEY We acknowledge the
receipt, from Messrs. HEALY & WARREN of
a new book entitled as above It is pub
lished by ROBERT NJ. DEWITr, I3 Frank
fort street, New York. The book was
written by John I. Irving, nephew OF
Washington Irving. tbs gotten up in good
style, and Judging from hasty glance is a
readable book. We may have something
further to say of it 10 few days. Mean
while, let others buy and read for them
selves
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Reading matter on every page
BUSINESS LOCALS.

G. G. C.-CARY's CoUGH CURE.-See adj
second page.
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR PACKETS.
EoR MENR ORLEANS.

. = 70 - = " . u q F@3N1a
a oTTs-s1 - The Passenger Steamer
sFsg-S4.fsssgssss5 AUTOCRAT, DUNBAR Mag
ter will leave as above
THURSDAY, the DIST inst.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BROWN Il CRANE, Agents.
BE5- Excellent accommodations for stock. febI9
REGULAR WABASH PACKET.
eyurs, The new and staunch steamer
sllzZTt,la SAMUEL ORR
ESzzszszEsE= Will run as above during the seas on.
Dor freight or passage apply on board. fsb22tf
EIDE UE.zR W.RBAsH RET.1aR
& q packet, CURLEW Capt. SENO- ~
BIN, will run as above during the f4lEtLtss
season. For freight or passage apply $3.50
on board. febS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-05

pEd Pr. Scogf's Magic Eye SaiUs.-
Cures weak and inlamed eyes is good for chap
ped hands, and the best lip salve in the world
For sale by N s THOMPSON, druggist, corner
Main and Second streets Price - cents "a ko Y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-05
GHoy Eagle,

Can't A. FORMALLY, J. A. LUsE, q X,
Leaves Evansville for Louisville every Monday
at II O'Clock Nj. and every Thursday at o'clock
p. ~, arriving at Louisville Tuesday and Friday
evenings.
Returning, leaves Louisville every wednesday
and Saturday evening at O'Clock.
JEO. B. HAIL, Agent
jmy28-6 No. 2 Water street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-05
~ or S0UTH CRRROETO.V- .e.n.D

~ OB SOUTH CARROAFO~g" sE~y'4b
n POND RIVER. The elegant
passenger steamer LUE EAVES, slLg.lGr.lR
MCDONALD, Master, COLEMAN & RUsT, aszzsi.sssssfs
Clerks, will make regular semi-weekly trips to
South CarrOlton and Pond River, leaving on Wed
nesdays and Saturdays.
For FREIGHT or passage. apply IN board. nov2s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-05

vVsE.N15 F~EELE g RR-N-EDERSOyN~
-EI Packet, GENT u. M. WHITE, N
x. l.. LANCASTER, master, runs "A SllllEifiH1ttl7
regular Freight and Passenger Packeta2zzzse-
Henderson. RugT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-05

W. S. VANM ETRE, Capt. J. TRAVIS, CI'k "A
Leaves Evansville every Monday and Thursday, at
O'Clock, p. M leaves Bowling Green every
Wednesday and Saturday, at s "A. N. nOvz8
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-05

Gco7f's RfngtOOyhs an@ TefEcr SSfCs
is a safe and certain for letter and Ringworm.
Price 90 cents box. Forsale by n. s. Thompson,
druggist. corner Main and Second streets.
noVl6 Bind
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-24
GEoEGE \ WILSON MILLS.

MI TANUFACTURE and hive constantly for sale
ayl 81 our Warehouse, near the Depot, Double
Extra Family aad Extra SUPER FLOUR from
good sound Wheat: Our Flour il Warranted
Fresh Ground and of tho very best quality. Corn.
meal. Mill Feed and Bran sold AZ low figures in
quantities 10 suit purchasers.
Custom Work done with dispatch, and satisfac.
ton warranted. GEORGES WILSON.
Auxfl SGn lfs t3ssa r