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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-19
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q U.V'5S8GES.
- Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts Pe3ans, Eng
lish Wanuts, Figs, Raisins, Currants, Rock Candy
Oysters, Sardines, Alum, Epson Salts, Roll Rrim-
stone, sulphur, Copperas, Nader, Extract Of Log
wood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda. Bed Cords-all
kinds, Backing, Batting, Gloves, Eutmegs, Cigars
of all kinds, Tobacco Of all kinds, Ginger--rsce
aud ground, Spanish Moss, Glass Jars, Lanterns
and Fiasks Mustard, Matches, Pepper Sauce,
Pickles. Stone PIPES, Powder Safety Fuse, Soaps of
all kinds, Starch, Vinegar, Teas, CamPhor Letter,
Cap, Note, and Fancy Paper, Wrapping Paper, En-
yelcpes, salt Petre, Gum Drops, Jgju Paste,
Wooden Bowls, Cinnamon, Dried Beef, British Lus-
ire, Bonnet Boards Java Coffee Ink, Nails, Glass,
sash, on, sptrits fGrpeutne, Pepper, Alspice, Sal
Soda, Pain Killer, Licqurce, Sc. 6c-
\ supply nt the ahov" kept constantly hand,
and for sale Low, 10y :. T.. GILBERT& co,
janll No Sycamore street
%rfoPhEE.-75 8.RGS FRF.YR RF0.
q for sais by Oanl1l S L. GILBERT & co.
$50 T7S,-s' ~ MS Es.g as zoos.
q 5O0s, 60s and zoos c. press Mills. for sale nv
>, T. GILBERT & CO.,
ianll Agents Of Cypress Mills
BROL.ASSR 500 sEWOLE .4.N.I1
q w half bbls, in test coeperHge for sale by
janu s. L. GILBERT 4 co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-19

TRTHGSE CKOKGE EsRCALRB PEP
z pers that all the folks like 50 we'll can only
be had at COOK u LANGLEY'S
GAR.A TRS .SyN'BD STR.GPS.-IOO Rim
~ assorted from 25c to $500.
noy28 j. STRAUB & SON.
80 R.9T-25O EgUSEX. E-gIs CORsS' IN
Z store and for sale by
oct25 ". n. ALTMAN L co
American Watches f!
Ny stock embraces a great variety Of very
styles OF Jewery w0uId call the spec attention Of
ladies to some very excellent and chaste Etruscan
Carbuncle and Amethyst sets, set in pearl, which
are At very reasonable prices also a fine ,fssort-
nIent of Rings, LOckets, Bracelets, Neck Chains,
Guard and Fob Chains, which ! viii sell a. cheap.
if not cheaper, than any house in the city.
Call and examine my stock and prices.
=. l.. GEISLEE,
Dec. II. No. 81 Main Street bet. III & Bird
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-19
ANO.RE OH.

.9H0@S Il OIL.
u bbls, A No. artice-iust the thing to read
your Christmas and New Years stories by these long
evenings Also fine selection of Lamps of various
sizes and patterns. from 60 cts upward. Chimneys,
Lamp Shades, Globes, Brushes, Dc.
janI JAS. ERSKINE d CO., At Main st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-19

J
The following Ordinance submitted and read,
and its further consideration postponed until the
The sun., 1861-12-07
Ocean Tciearnph,

Tho succcss of the M,ltr and AicvanIri, fol.
cGIarh Ia guarantee of tho nraciic,LilItv Of 81
,"pi'hing oceanic lcgraphic communications
o,,wren every part Of the hllitablc globe. An
no" nm accomplished fact A Lri,r In, a.
tnc map of the world will satisfy an ohscrvc,
tha', hy means Of cables not exceed i,,. tb,t In
lcnE'h tclegrnphic communication may b, ga.
,'hl'hod between the four puartcfs Of In, ,,l,L,
Lu,orc and Nsia are aiioo, M. but the former
'u'"h' l. now connected with one uf tho most
important ports ui The Atrialu ,.,st h,. tL., ~,
lr which haS jusi hcrn liI tak,n +, coni,,r,-
~" VII! iis r"r.h,tU ,uu.i.uttiop To ,..ily a, A
ir .uu "i tiv. Nri,csU tLo Hri,tl II H.
~, N''!n America "UuimuuiCtii % may hc es
lshtd hy lay ing thrrr cables mono Of ,,hi,h
ln'l IN lcnsth two thi-is Of tho ,illc which
, ,ow nhiits Malta with Alexandria Greater
'Uculii"s may possibly oppose thrmsciyrs In
e. r,isnng 10 safe rrstirg Ia . A, III. l.ott,n
' Ur North Atlantic ocean thousl,d miles ~
N"', 'hnn IN the comparatively placid water oT
Ie Ne ditcrranean Sea. hut the, nrc moi did
'',urs which are irsurmountillr,
IN carrying tclcg-aphc cable from Scotland
u .nI ia,oe hiand' to Iceland. aud thence to
r'ochland, and thencc to Newfoundland. tho
c',i,l obstacle, In a commercial point Of view.
VIII he the lOrs incurred in case on a mi,han Ia
tween these points the cable, when once laid
must be regarded as laid for over. The noiIon
'hat submarine cable once laid with safety
Nouli never need repair has long since exploit
cd. So well aware are the contractors 90
whom No understand the government have lot
nor Q torn OF years tho Malta and Alexandra
cable OF the necessity Of keeping II In constant
repair that small steamer will bc kent CON
tinualiy employed to recover and repair it at any
places It may prove defective. The impos.ibi- |
MY OF repairing, it ncedrul, an Atlantic tolc-
graph however laid, must always prove the
greatest obstacle TO the successful issue Of an |
having for its object tho establish. |
ment OF tclcgraphic communication between
Europe and America. Still, however, with tho |
spectacle Of cable upwards of 900 miles in |
length IN good working order, wo arc much |
mistaken II u second attempt Is not shortly made
Ia bridge over in some way or another the vast |
p Nplnsc Of the Atlantic Ocean.
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The New York City Press.

The TRIBuSE which is supposed to be an ul
ira authority on slavery, continues to discus
the relation of slaves and slavery to the rebel
lion. 1t says that the great majority Of the Re-
publicans have never demanded, nor expected
nor desired, that tho Administration should
make this "a War for the Abolition of Slav-
ery. but what it considers the party does de-
mand aud insist on is that as the efforts and
sacrifices of the Nation are not to be perverted
to the overthrow of slavery, so they shall not be
rendered ineffective or frutless by anxiety TO
uphold and perpetuate slavery.
Its Washington correspondent furnishes the
following items;-
A letter from Port Royal says that a recently
taken prisoner there says that the ship kmgh,
from Glasgow, with 20 rihed cannon and a
cargo of rifles and munitions Of war, ran up the
Savannah river in fog since our fleet captured
Forts Walker and Beauregard, and that there
are G.OO0 soldiers at Savannah.
Prince Napoleon has selected at tho Imperial
| nanuiactory an elegant service OF Seyres china,
| which is now on its way to this country as a
present " the Secretary OF State, In acknowl-
| edgment Of the attentions which the Prince re-
| Ceiyed here.
| The WORLD is discussing the proposed parti
| tion Of VirginiA and thinks Congress will neye
| give its consent ts tho measure.
1t finds fault with the medical department o
tho army and says that the present surgeon
general instead Of cooperating cordially will
those who have volunteered their time, ser
vices, and skill in behalf of our soldiers, ha
maintsined toward them a naughty sfiicial re
serve.
Its St. Louis correspondent says -
From the activity which peryades each de
partment of the army, II Is plainly indicate
that an advance down the river must be mad
before many weeks. The gunboats arc rapid
approaching completion. The mortar feet COZ
sists Of thirty boats, all ready for mounting Wit
their armament. The tugs and poutoon bridg'
are " forward state. ana large reserve
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Cotton on the PFairie.

Ihorc are considerable tracts within the limits
OF the loyal states, in which cotton can proba-
hly be cultivated with success. A letter from
Champaign, ILL.,. contains the following:
Last week we made visit TO Christian county
to examine cotton field of ten acres three
miles from the village of Assumption, on tho
main line of the Illinois Central Railroad, This
hcld was planted early In NAV. but from tho
unsklliulneSs Of tho planting, tho seed failed 20
gcrminntc, and II was not until tho seventeenth
day OF June that seed could be obtained to ro-
plant II.
notwithstanding this late planting, the crop
"a lair one, estimated M three hundred pounds
to the acre. The growth of tho plant was
vigorous, and had II not been for the late plant
ing, which has allowed only nna DioLis.- A.
merits to plant two thousand acres next spring
while other parties in the neighborhood have
engaged to plant one THOUSAND acres in addition,
making three thousand acres near this section.
II seed can bc had in time, the planting will AK
tend through the noighboring counties, as far
North as this county, where several parties are
making arrangements Tor seed to plant hvo TO
ten acres each.
Seed from tho uplands of Tcnnesseo will be
used rs best adapted to this climate, producing
what Is oiled short staple upland. We have
samples uf the cotton grown on tho plantation
mentioned, which is of excellent quality.
Arrangements are also making at Assumption
for the necessary buildings and machinery for
ginning and baling three thousand bales the
coming autumn. A bale ia 400 pouads.J
The sun., 1861-12-07

Before the commencement Of hostilities last
spring, OF tho occasion oia visit 10 Fort Pickens
by General Bragg, Major Nogles did the honors,
by showing tho general about the fort aud on
board tho ilag-ship then in the harlor. Among
other things of interest, Major V. introduced
tho genorsl to very fine and wcil.stocked
'liquor case" AZ the same time remarking,
"When you take me prisoner, General Bragg,
suppose you will allow me the possession Of my
Liquor case. General Bragg replied, Certain
ly, SIR Well, Major V. was taken prsoner by
our troops on their recent visit TO tho island. On
tho occasion of tho major being presented to
General Bragg a. a prisoner Of war, the general
iocularly remarked TO him that she could now
send for his liquor case" 1t was good Joke,
and seemed to 10 enjoyed as much by tho major
"a 10y any one Of the party.
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soldiers is continually accrmulating a, Ron
IUn barracks. IL Is neither polite nor pos
nbie to say whether the eSpedition ma,
ucpsH in three weeks or three months bu,
the vast Preparations now on foot seem 10 indi
% ee grand and irresistible army, which will
not be easily stopped in its COURSE Ac,ount,
from Cairo state that tho ooufedcfa,cs arc ala,
making huge efforts for fitting reception. II
20, thefc u hkCly 20 DC n desperate s,ru ,Ie a,
Columbus. Tho location is such as TO ,viys an
immense advantage to the enemy in position,
shu nothing but tn determined bravery of our
u'vpS aou tlc weight ol metal VIC can pour upon
tnein can drive th,m from their drun thod
The TINES dcvo;cs a column TO its di,,utc
with the HERALD upoi tn, littcrs impid,nt
assumption Of q superior circulation 10 the
TIMES, and In addition to other wager, IA road,
to bet, that its antagnnis. has never been known
To tell the truth, when IL hal ANYTHING IN ,,,i,
by telling filsohood. And that on anv ami.
jcc' in which it has no intcr,s. vhl,evcr /. can
be br'bod to tell fd''hool for hi,t the m,ncy
which will Undue, it to tell the truth.
After thus sctllin, the circulation question |,
turns It's attention to En.l,nd and ,h, c,,.o,
supply. and says that Ens.d /, in ~, i'm
mediate want ol cottor. There isasl,ul C,,
five months a. comran' lnI We 10 cI cn,o-,,;,
no fears Of present intorvoutiou on hi, n,c,,io,.
OF the Trent affair, It thinks tha. no'hin, bp,
r''sion can induce England to make III, ,,, or
Capt. Wilkes the occasion Of war. Ey.r, CON.
sl1erition of selt'intorest sways her to til, side
of uninterrupted peace.
lts Washington corrcspcnlcu, makes the fol-
lowing sensible observations
u Is thought very strange l,y the public that
icN Congrcssmcn should 50 eu;erly prcss tho
pohcy OF "armins th' slaves when tho
government has never vet been able 10 arm
WIN suitable guns tho white mon that arc in IN,
held, and when tho Stcrc ,ry Of War Is compelled
10 decline from day to day regiments after
regiments Of white volunteers that are rendered
Tor the war. But two objects can bc hid in
view by this eagcrncss to get black supernume-
'arios cnlistcd-contracts fhr more ,,un.. AMI
'ltlerships TO fecd at Government expense tho
. contraband' army.
The sun., 1861-12-07
Varieties.

SICK AT ruE SroMAcH.-Ths subjoined 10
,aid - be- true copy OF the resignation OF =
Justice Of the Peace in " Louisiana
State of louisiana, 10 the uuViher %
p.rish Of N,tchitoches louisiana
Know all men by these presents, that l, L.
L, squire, doc hereby throU up, for reASoa8
best none to myself. LLO
Justice OF tho Peaoe.
EVERY heart has secret drawer. the spring
of which is only known to tho owner.
DEArH and tomorrow arc never here-thsI
are neither not ccme or gone.
LITTLE boys should DO seen and not hoard, 90
the chap said when he couldn't say his iesse1.
Ak old sailor at theater, said he suppcsca
that the dancing girls wore their dresses hAit
mast, as a mark Of respect to departed modssfyS
WIZ Is . gentlsmaa, when he forces younse
LADY 10 take q gift, Ike one making IN NnlAp
transitional sSrVd Hs usksa q nisssaks e-aA'
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III. Pro.,d.n,,. Moderation.

Colonel Forney, in commenting on the mess
age OF President Lincoln, saysi
If there is any one man who can afford to
counsel moderation in the present extraordinary
struggle, il IL Abraham Lincoln, President OF
tho United States. lie Is so devoteily attached
20 his party, that, previous to the breaking out
of the war, he conferred nearly all his civil ap'
continents upon Republicans. But there is
great difference between candidate aud Pre-
.ident, and a still greater difference between
Chief Magistrate in times OF peace,
and In times of war II MIR. Lincoln
had 10 administer the laws over tho FREQ
states only, he could afford 10 indulge his pc
culiar PERSONAL opinions and to carry out
mere party policy; but tate has decided that he
| must look bsyord a seciion-that he must con-
sidcr tho wants aud prejudices OF the South
not simply of the South but Of all that region IN
which sec. ssion has riOted like fatal epidemic
| aud in which his own duty, and his country
| destiny. demand that the Constitution and the
/ laws shall be re-cstablished. There Is, there
/ fore, a most pregnant philosophy In his mes
| tage That Il will be attacked by ultra psrti
sans cannot be doubted.
1 The more We ponder upon the suggestions o
| Mr. Lincoln the more we can realize the Cheerful
| certainty that they will DO sustained. AT last
the Administration has announced settled
policy. However, some may differ from II
and wish that il might have been more strin
gent and drastic; they should act upon tn
principle of conceding come somewhat, In or
der to gather about tho President such popgla
| support as will make him invinclble aRsinA
| The common enemy. Surely no Republican
| will DO displeased when he secs loyal Democrat
in private and in public life, in the camp and Y
| the country, hAiling his message with grAtolu
enthusiAsm. What heart will not glow at tn
| manifestations Of approval that will greet t !
. DslAwGs, Maryland, Western VuEnA' 40
The sun., 1861-12-07
PRICE ONE CENT

lucky aud Missouri? Who will not Iool far.
rnd with high hope 10 tho eject tbis oiivs
,Fanch must have upon tho misguided people
u the seeded satosp Boast as We NAV of
oar army and navy. exult a. We pleasc over
Their prowcss and triumphs nothIng Iii 40
more TO break the back Of the rebellion tbsn
et sns message OF Abraham Lincoln. It will 70
OF the determination Of tho Executive In cnn.
Duct the war with renewed and gigantic vi,or.
! he offers peacs end pardon to All who bow bo. !.
lore the offended majesty Of the Republic, he
plainly tells the traitors that they shall bo pun
phed and degraded. pun
The sun., 1861-12-07
TIE srEGE or LEXINGTON.


Col Mulligan had a reception at Detroit on
Thursday lat, and in response to speech OF well
come, made an address, rehearsing some plrtl-
culars Of the siege of Lexington. Among other
circumstances he related the following;
The morning of the 2Oth broke, but no rein
forcements appeared, and still tho men fought
on. The rebels had constructed moveablo
brcastworks Of hemp bales, rolled them up he
hill and advanced their batteries In manner to
command the fertilization. Heated shot wero
fired at them, but they had taken the precau.
tion 10 soak the bales In the Missouri. The at
tack was urged with renewed vigor, and during
the afternoon, the outer breastworks were
taken 10y charge Of the rebels in force.
The whole line WAS broken, and the
enemy rushed In upon u.s. Capt. Fitz-
gerald, whom / had known in my younger days,
| and whom we hal been accustomed 10 call 10y
| the familiar nickname, "Slxy," was then or
der,d 20 oppose his company to the asslilants
| As gave the order, 'Saxy, 30 in,' the gal
| LIANT Fitzgerald at the head Of Company ], will
| a wild yell rushed In upon the enemy. (Great
| applause, mingled with cries for "Slxy.O The
| commander soLt for lmpany on which III
could rely; the firing suddenly ceased, and wAei
| the smoke rose from the field | observed tn
| Michigan Company, under their gallant younl
| commander, Capt. Patrick McDermott, charg
ing the enemy and driving them back. CPTo
longed cheers)
MANY Of our good fellows were lying deal
our cartridge, had failed and ii was eyiden
that the fight would soon cease. II was now
o'clock, and all on sudden an orderly came
| saving the enemy had sent a flag OF truce
With the flag came tho following note froI
Gen. Price =
0Colopel What has caused tho cessation
the hght2
The Colonel returned it with the followin
reply written on the back
i'tieneral IL hardly know, unless you hay
surrerdered." Laughter.
He took pains 10 assure mo, however, tn
, such was not the case. learned soon aft
{ that tho Home Guard bad hOit0d tho white ia
The sun., 1861-12-07

The House, az constituted now, is composed,
therefore, of IL members, aud tho whole electo-
raj vote 10 1O9. Tho number Of tho House may
ho Increased 10y the accession OF now states be-
fore the meeting Of Congress in February.
There are some states which may DO in the Con-
fedeTacy then.
The sun., 1861-12-07
INSTRUCTION.

TEN WRITING LESSONS o., OR 70 FOR
i 81. Bookkeeping S5 par month, OF sie, lessons
unlimited. wiring and arithmetic go per quar-
Ser, rs Lessons cash. % Bowsry and SO fultoa u
Brooklyn. Gov. KlSQ writes, Oh. PAzhBs plan
lnstE,l0tipa bl1s.snaAs md szpsdiasua. Rn sta
The sun., 1861-12-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
,E,-THE ANNUAL

ELECTION NOTfCE-THE ANNUAL
Il meeting Of the Btockholders Of the Washington
Ice Company OF he City Of New YORK WIN Ise
place on Tuesday, Dec 10Th, 1851, at IL o'clock, A.
M at the Office Of the company, foot Of ChIistopher
81 eet North river, at which meeting Five Trustees
will be chosen " conduct the business Tor she en-
Uiing year. By order Of Trustees.
r. PARKER, JR., Secretary,
New York, Nov. 20, 1861. nsO lo'lh
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MISCELLANEOUS.

KEEP YOUR FEET DRY
N BROwER's PATENT WAFER PROOF COM
POSITION is warranted TO maze boots and shoes
imperyiOus to water and last Rs long agans IL
should be used at all seasons, As It half Of your
shoe money. For sale everywhere. A. BEgMEh
4ReAle A. n5O I'lW
The sun., 1861-12-07

NoTICE-APPLICATION WILL BE MADE y,
IN al the meeting OF the Legislature Of the State OF
New York, In January next, for an alteration or an
amendment ~ the Charter Of the RepAhlic Fire In
rlrance Company Of the City Of New York. Ne"
o rk, November Both, 1861. n3O b~ b'l5O
The sun., 1861-12-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GROCERY STORE FOR SALE CHEAP
n ALSO bakeries for sale at prices 70 suit the
times; located on all the leading aves Of this city
and Brooklyni bakers AMI others tha, want bu.k
agency, II Cedar st. no S'lSO
EOR SALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
Il store In wiamsburgh, now doing good
cash business; horse, wagon, stock, et'. Address
q. A., Wllliamsburgh Post Oflce. do 5lll
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR
u sale. Will be sold a bargain, on account OF
other business 10 attend ~. Apply 70 JOSEPH
GEDDES, 92l West 42d 1t. d0TlOj
The sun., 1861-12-07

NEW PICKLED HERRING FROM LAB
~ rAdor, large and prime-Also pickled herring
from Halifax and EAstport, Of No. extra quality
r retailing ust received and for sale by the barrel
Al lowest nett cash price, by A. w. ROSE, whole
ssle dealer in fish and provisions, 2SS washington
St near Barclay. d'So'
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TAPsCoTT's LINE
Il OF LIVER 'OoL PAUKYrS.

see rnhscrioers continue N grant oeriho.sss Of
1~sgo y and Glm LverpoI. by tbe't oavSr,,.
'ne % packets, compradng In part the following
~. IAinOyfl, EAEaALD I5LE, ALBION.
fEADNuuGHr, MANCHE5TER VICTORY.
M. ADAMs, CONS rELIAATION,J D. BOYD
'Eor POlNr, ESCORT, PHRNfx
NDIRWHTEH, sEA FLOWER, CANBRIlN.
haAil's' 'ssshsr with othsrs, . ship svsry ave
The gubscrittts are aso sgents for ,hs
< LINZ OF LONDON Packets,
" All ~ which they gran, certificates, on liberal
rtaB
EEEsirrTANCHs ~ IdttA, l.S 2, and Id .Dd nd
Wales, NJ the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars with all particulars, may be had on
application tfby letter, enclose postage starnpl 70
TAPsCOrf d Co, 80 South 81, New York.
nos 0sac"1Oe TApSCOTT. SMITH q CO. Avarpod.
The sun., 1861-12-07

EVk LIYERPO0L-THE PACKET SHIP
= JEkH THOMPSON, a, Pier 40, Err will saIi
rily De- o. For paasage or drafe. on the Bank
ot Irsand.appy At The ofice Of rHOMPsON's R.sk
Star Line, si6 Pearl 81. ma ~.,.iio
The sun., 1861-12-07

ROCllES PASSAGE OFFICE-PIRST
ships Tor Liverpool and l. L'ndon-ship AMERI.
SAN lNlON for Lyerppul, sails tlis dy. sIip
,oNSlANIlNE Tor Liverpool, sails December 7th
d'y: slirs by At Pier 20 East river For p.sstge
sis and iound-7Iply 10 TuOS G. ROCHE 50
SoutH a. db 3'1lT
STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL.
- Belfast, Londonderry, and Dublin, for $50 The
a powerful Clyde-built steam ship UNITED KING
DoM, M, S"l'Ain Craig, will Elil from pier 20, North
River, foot Of Warren vt, on Tuesday Dec ibtb. a,
~ noon. TINS steamship Is fitted In the most ap-
proved style, T. insure the comfort anil safety Of
PsSengeis Rates of pass,ge-cahin $50: inter
supply OF cooked PROVISIONS. Apply " FRANCIS
MCDONALD Co, Bowling Green p3O p,i8l
The sun., 1861-12-07
SHIPPING.

F0K LIVERPo0L-OLD BLACK STAR
Per p. East Rve-, sails lin Desembsyg y's ~.
~, h,DhlAIDE sails 2Oth December. For ps.saee an.
~ 90 board, or 70 WILLIAMS q GUION, 70 F,I.
W ". az qlacTff
The sun., 1861-12-07

mad uhAa DR.. Far, q London, saysi
Dr. FAR, Of London, In paper issued ~ hin on
ne ossss Of mortality, H.yu THAI insemPeAraAoe sce
= . slow poison, and the Deaths from drunk kcnnsss
Srsu. sIl othsr polsona sIut," he AddA, ~ V dim
l. 20 overaAs The tnnsessse injury 70 puhto hs.lth
rt!,1, WAYS dirscsy sAd tAdirsosy tfom .nis
iit ssAIS " eensA - t.asN s9N
The sun., 1861-12-07

SEWING MACHINES-14s HESTER ST.,
. one door Eut Of BowsTy, Us the best place 70
ge, Singers Grover Bakera, and other sewing
machines repaired and improved. N. B.-seeond-
hand sewing machines needlos, shuttles, gauges
eil. &C., =, Wholesale aud retail BY HUGO MULl4KR.
nl2 qAacsl0l
The sun., 1861-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

DocTOR HESRr zELI'S
ERRvINs PowDRs,
rHE GREAT REMEDn
LoVEoF RoNG RINK.
x.x m OBTAINED or Tm FOLLOWING AsESorHa
p.. HonAElss. .6s DrvIsIoS BT., OoE. AARKrT, NY.
Mus. BEL~'s. 9l4 EIOHu Av NY
Ms. HAvLs'. ..lTb FuLroE sT., RaSoTTH.
On. MraOE.s ..994 BROAD sr., NEwAAE' nj:
IL Bmnsr. 80 soUTu On sr, WuIIANssuHSH'
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Thase valuable Powders may bs given unknown
o the drinksrl in Coffee Ts. or Liquor. Warrant
ID entirely frss trOn poisonous inssdien1' and
uSver produce nausea
The sun., 1861-12-07

ELOUR-FLOUR-F GOOD AND
Il cheap for cash look at the priesthood hour,
Ss superfne, 80 80 choice extra 81, delivered.
Come one, come all. IL. +. C0YLES' cheap stores,
lgl and 1876 Myrtle ave, near Gold st, Broohyn:-
The sun., 1861-12-07

CFWING MACHINES FOR SALE-Two
OWheeler A Wilson's new machines for sale cheap.
Wheeler a Wilson'S, Singers and celebrated En-
pre machines for sale cheap steady girls learned
10 operaie terms reasonable. l2I Chrishs a. front
basement. I'D ol8S
The sun., 1861-12-07
OLD BLACK STAR LINE

OF LIVERPOOL PACKIyrH.
Passage nom or " Liverpool by .ha follovins ar-,
class pscks, ships, calling on the
Bah aud 24th u each Mon,A
Adelaide. Culuvator, Rna-iuA
Australia, Cynoa,tro 49,, NJ.
Belle Woods CInnc,ily,. 1g1rn.,
BiidgeuA,er, C1ns,ilutinn, univer-s
DRAFTS ON TIiE ROYAL. RANKS
oF Ireland, UisrIb BAHKiHs Co, AND ALI PAKrs
- or ENuLASD AND SOorAND.
MS S4ac'1W WILLIAMS GUION 4O F1ilton e