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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-20
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TIKI siSL.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SECOND SESSION
WAsn1Nqron. June 10.

WASHINGTON, June | 8.
SENATE Senate met at IL O'Clock
A. he Vice President was absent, aud
Sir. Foote WAS chosen President pro tenn.
On motion Of MT. Chandler the bill from
the House 10 change the port Of entry from
Brunswick, Ga, was taken up and passed.
AR. salisbury moved to take up the re-
solution fixing the tune of adjournmenL-
The motion WAS l>st by yeas IA, lays %.
On motion Of Dir. Wilson of Massachu-
sets, the bin defining the pay and emOu-
Taents Of the officers of the army was taken
up.
SBNATE-On the question of concurring
10 tue amendment Of the House, striking
out the secnous deductng ten per cent. from
the pay of officers of the Government, civil
aud military, during the present rebellion,
and reducing the mileage Of members Of
Congress fifty per cent. Mr. Sherman OPP
posed concurrence. The amendment of the
House was c1 incurred in. Yeas, %; nays
IL; so the section was stricken ouI.
HoUsE.-Ir Mallory offered "a resolution
which was adopted by lob against IS, pro-
posing, he Senate cOncuriing, the adjourn
ment Of Congress on the 3Oth OF jun.
Mr. Arnold, from the select committee on
the defense OF the Mort bern lakes, reported
oil establishing at Chicago a hatlc3sl
Foundr for the manufacture and repair of
ordnance and munitions of war, and appro-
pris ting $500 coo for the purpose. Also
establishing Naval Depots and Naval Yards
on Lake Erie, Michigan and Ontario, ami
ap2topriaung $3.50, 600 therefor Referred
TO the co nmi5iee Of the Whole.
The House proceeded to The consideration
OF the bill relating 10 claims for ihe-l s.
and detention Of property heiongiGg 10 the
loyal citizens aud d. image doue thereto by
The troops If ,he United States during the
present rebellion.
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MEMPHIS, June II. via Cairo, l8.
SPECIAL TO TIE TRIBUNE.


The shipme Is North up 10 to day have
beer; cotton, 5000 bales; molnsses. 5000
bbls, 5000 half bbls.; sugar, 5000 bills
There was much coming in yesterday. The
first day the pOst-ofice was opened, the
citizens mailed thousand letters, mostly
on business, to Northern cities, and bought
three hundred dollars worth OF postage
Stamps One hundred applications for post
Office clerkshils. including the entire force
under he Confederate rulers. were made.
Provost Marshal Gould administered the
oath of allegiance TO three hundred per-
sons, Including one hundred aud fifty de-
serIers from the rebel army, and ive COM
missioned officers.
BeAuregard's left wing extends TO Her
nando, south.
1t is supposed the cotton burners are
within six miles of Memphis.
Last night there were reports of turbu-
lenee among the slaves in Crittenden and
Mississippi counties, Arkansas.
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GusBoAT ST. LOUIS.

White River Cut OF, Ark, June is.
The expedition down the river has
reached here without shot being fred.
The tug Spiifire captured the rebel
steamer Clara Dolson to-day in Bayou La
Cream. She had 100 bales of cotton on
board, and is said to be worth 60,000.-
She has started for Memphis with q prize
crew on board. The steamers on Thurs
day passed the Judge Fletcher, aad several
Others in Indian Bay; a so the iron-elad
gunboat Ark, lately run down from Mem
pbis in an unfinished state, which is ex-
pected to offer US bai l..
The Van Dorm, which escaped our feet
off Memphis, is said to be up the Arkan-
sas.
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Ba- Keller 8 White, dealers in Drugs
d Medicines, Chemicals, Physicians Shop
lrniture, Trusses, Abdominal Supporters,
ntal Instruments, White Lead, Linseed
Vsrnishes, Window Glass, all the popu
Patent Medicines, pure Wines aud
andes for medical purposes. Also, 6rst
t and prime New York Hops in beles,
ich viii be sold as low as can be pur-
sed in any Western city, at No. 80 Main
set, Evansville, Indiana
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River News.

he weather yesterday morning wss ex.
ordinarily cool for this season of year
must be productive of considerable
ness unless great care is taken by our
ems to prevent catching cold.
cry little activity was visible on the
e, though great deal of freight is now
G there awaiting shipment. The dray-
are transferring tobacco. as fast as pos
!, to the depot, whence il goes East
he Charley Bowen arrived during Wei
ay night, with moderate trip. She
yesterday with an excellent load, in
ng asother threshing machlue from
4 Heilman's machine shops.
10 familiar face Of the Masonic Gem
visible at the wharf yesterday, dis
ying and receiving freight.
St. Louis Democrat of Tuesday, con.
the following river items:
ssouri river freight continues scarce
the New War Eagle has laid up in
quence.
Missouri river packet Rowena has
sold to the Memphis PacketCompany.
id not learn the price paid.
work OF transforming the steamers
aw and Aleck Scott into rams goes
IL on. They viii be ready for duty
ew weeks
steamer Racket due from Pittsbarg
her shaft at Goose Island, where she
lies. The Southwester brought her
shaft up and new one viii be sent
in few days.
Matte Cook left last night for Green
She will bring out a lot of tobacco.
McCombs arrived in good season
louisville with her mail. She return
ting the night.
Gen. Anderson arrived early from
engers and shippers viii bear in
that the Gen. Anderson is the only
lckst for points below to-day. She
ave about o'clock. Capt. Lew.
commands, and Mr.. Swormstedt
to the duties OF the Office.
understand that the pilot house Of
q. Anderson is to be enlarged.
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8. e GdENe2.E q @.

6 U-H-F9 SKES.-Clothos Pins, White Lime,
~ Lemon = up, Tomato @ stsup, Rice, Almonds,
Fl erts, EDglsh wainuts, figs, raisins, currents
o3 sierSB Eardtues, alum epson salts, TOLL briFn-
st'he sui hur, ceppera~, ma ider, extr Ict Of log
wood, indigo CIR am rrtaT, soda, bed cords Of ali
Kinds, thacc" OF all kinds backing, batting, nut
megs, cigars o. all kinds gngtr, glass jars, Ian
t. ns a.d fl SKIS, mustard, pepper sauce, matches,
Pixies, stone pip p. powder. p rcGssion caps fish
Of all kinds, sfeiy fuse of all kiuas' starch
tiers, viuegTi camph 10 to-, ofe. cap aud ,ncy
pager, wrapping pap1r, envelopes. salt petre gum
drops, woad"n bowls, jujute pas 9, cinnain'n,
dried b # british lu~trc. bounet b, ar 8. ink oil
nail SASH glass spi it, u-peD inc, al spice sOes,
pain killer. itIuOrice, &c, &c &C.
supplytf tie at ov kept instantly On hand,
and Tor safe low by ). L. Gilbert 8 Co., No. Syca-
mere.
sTARCH.-3 tons best q atty, just receive-, for.
sale Low IN is-s To the trade. e. Gilbert & Co.
COIN RR0OMs.-I50 doz ~, large and small
for sale by b. Gi bert q Co, No. Sycamore
sire {.
LEMON SYRUP.-25 b6xes I dtz each, CHOICE
ARTIcl =, f'r sale by S. E. Gilberi Co.
CHEBSE-- 81 bAs liza aIbur Oh and e. gil Ii Dairy
for ga By s. T.. Gilbert Co
FRESH COVE oYS1 ERS.-20O drz and
10 cans, just received and for sale BY CT bert
Co.
Layer and N. r. Basins rs whole half and
qua;tsr bxs, leat, for sale liz
Jel6 No Sycamore street.
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Guardians Sale of Real estate.

EE Il J~EkTUE or II OAC AEE or
AzD she Vanderbrrgh Court of Cannon leas,
aud IS the agent Of win am onger and Mary
Couger, Il undeIs gu, o. GaaIdan Of Sarah Bales,
Mary Bate-. and EBily Eats, mi or heirs OF
George Baies as d. uT' he 18th day Of July,
1862, hetW e=B {. hours Of IL NJ, ard p. NJ az
the Cour. House door ia the city of Evansville
Ind ma, VII ez pose to sale at public hrction the
following Described Real rs ate, I. wit:
Lot eleven (ll) in BIZ ok thirty one (3i) in the
eat IN Ia cement of the city OF fsaBsvilie,
FHnderbui gil county, Indiana so, all hat
part Of he alf of lot ten (Ie1. in block
thirtyOBo (3l) ia the eastern enls, gn emit CT said
eity OF Evan vii e, fhi.s JouudId Beginning ON
Tho fTOLt iiBe of taid lot on Main Ht e. Aixte-n
and one LA Get (I61z) from the corner of Main
and sixth streets, thence parallel vi SIKH street
TO che alley in the ( said lot, thel cs aoug
said alley 10 tie Tni'l6'e he back ne # - d
lot. hen fhrona Tho inter- f q la q, Nam
street. tbeI 70 ire beginning, b. ing parslle'n-
- afo fronting Main str ct twefy fee (r1),
running back this some wiCth e. the HiIes
q Said properly y ~ he sett up, n Ito ( liowing
terms. to- vii, third in h ose-third IN elk
moht hs and one-tiiru in twefve mouths with it--
terest. Noes will be taken for the deferred pay
ments accordingly, vi n surety, ~asin= relief
Laws Tie puI cha viii IA epnye alce
1roni said Guardian ut.Ger the order of salt trt
for seven eighth (Is) said Real tate, and for
one eighth 30 Their Of fr,m said William oDger
and Mary Conger, his wife.
JOSEPH TURNOCK,
J+l3-d1m Guardian and Agent
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LEAyENwoRTH, June Is.-In the Court
Of Impeachment, George s. HiIlyeE State
Auditor, was found guilty of high misde-
meanor, and removed from bis Office by
vote of 1S to g.
The case of Gov. Robinson was then ia
ken up He was declared not guilty by
vote of l9 to on the first article Of inn
peachment, and by unanimous vote on
all the other articles.
The Court then adjourned sine die.
The editor and publisher of the Daily
Enquirer of this city has been arrested and
imprisoned by order of Brig. Gen Blount,
on charge of disloyalty. The paper will
be Suspended for the present
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TINES SPECIAL.

NEW YoRK, June I9-On Saturday, Col
Gregory, Provost Marshal of Alexandria,
informed Rev. Mr.. Billing, pastor of the
Baptist church, that If be could not pray
tor the President of he United States and
The success of the Federal arms, he would
bs coTunelled to close his church.
Mr.. Billing informed Col Gregory that
be could nos comply with his request,
wheF eupon Col. Gregory took immediate
military possession of the church and closed
its doors. Several other churches of secesh
proclivities have btea taken.
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rIxEs, p1spArcn.

WAsHINGToN, June Is-Genl. Double
day has arrested two or three of the lead
ing sect s,ionists of Fredericksburg and
given protection to the Union men, who
complain that notorious rebels have been
treated with marked consideration and their
properly guarded by U S troops, whilst
the Union men were allowed to suffer.
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B6y- While one OF the orators at the
MON Convention was urging the proprIety
: banishing all party incIinations and
hitting for the country, be said they should
! least enIis. in the good cause for one
sar.
"Say, mister" interrupted volunteer
ated in the audience, Can't you mai 9
three years, or during the war" The
eaker very4decidedly accepted the amend
snt to the great amusement of the crowd.
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CHICAGO, June 10 - Returns from this
county, with the exception OF three towus,
give msj.ri sgainst the uew Ccnstitu-
ton Of l,243
Returns from different portions of the
State thus far sh' W a majority against the
Cor suluiion OF I3 600. This is made no
almost entirely fsom he Northern and Cen
Iral portious 1T the S'a'e
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CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI, June 10.
FLOUR dull, and prices dropping; good
superfne sold at 3 80 and extra at 10.
WHEAT unchanged red 8O@s5.
Corn 81 cents.
OATS dull and unsettled at 3l@33c.
RYE dull, and offered AT 43@442.
WHIsKY advanced u aide.
LARD in coed demand; 300 tics country
sold at &c; 100 les city at IS there is
very lille Offering.
PoRK No demand for pork or bacon !;
prices unchanged.
GOLD 54@64c and buoyant under the
advices from New York. No alterations
in Exchange.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

Illinois election returns =
Secretary Stanton calling
for more troops jackson
heavily re-enfort a = Ar
rival of Pierre Soule at
Boston-Capture of fifty
two guerrillas-Boy spies
Potomac army skirnnishing
-ho immediate engage
ment pgobable-S utl e RS
captured, &c, &c.
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,ssecGai NstlceS.

Eg0REOscsy's PsfEs-E0- EadEgsss On,
| stomach and Liver COMPLAINTS, they have long
i borne the palm. They increase the apps tite, in
4 vigorate stoml CHI, and cleanse the liver. In
bowel Complaints they EQUALLY efIicA ious, an
and for $ ok headache, Iowness Of spirits they
stand ~Ithorlt RIAL, Sod 81 ~ where. us
RaFrhsfor'a Akafr Dvs I-Ths best Ga
fhs ES1Orfd.-WILIIAM BA1cHELog's
brat hair Dye produces a color not to be distin
gmshei from L atu e-wsrranted OF to iniure TIE
Hair in the east; edies the i'll eff cts of bad
dyes, end invgorates the air for life Grey, he'd,
or Rusty II If instantly turns a spleBd d black or
Brown leaving the Hair soft and ltautiful. Sold
by all Urugsists sc.
ga The Genu ne il sign d wit LIAM a.
BATCHFLoR. ON he four sides Of each Lor.
FACTORY, No. IL Barcla street, New York.
(Isate e33 Broadway aud 16 Bond strest.)
June2-d~
- has cSa isOnGn do sn tsrGr.-Much
every way. But she can't eep peace in the fam
ily without bottle of Dead Shot to kill eff the
bloud- hhsty hordes OF hungry Bed-Buss That,
uninvife introduce themselves TO her dodgers, TO
heir Teat auhoyarcr and disgurt Now il tile
ti8ie 10 : il kiil 'ern nov No family should
be w.ths ut it. The Dead Shot makes clean
sweep; renders peace certain by the anEihi-ation
OF tho enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agouts in Evansville. KELLER WHITE.
uS13dim
Is C0aTssssOm. ana s:rpsrFsncs or an
RnpaGd. Published for this benefit aud as q
warming sna a ctsrt'n u young men u no suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &c;
supplying at the a.rs iaIe tins netns OF Seizure
b ous who has clrel him elf # e. being pnt to
great expense through medical imposition and
.'iacAety. i'y e,-clo i,.g po paid addressed en
v~Iope, sIkGLE c PIES n7y be had OF the author,
NATuNN e.. MAYFAtg, Erq., Bedford, Kings.
Co., n y mills -c6w1y
T7sss .FPPssfs<s.-I /, yer, .ificnit matter
with the majority Of persons 10 RESTRAIN their aP.
tifes; hence, ab1ifan Of ny re Ella
Liver Complaints. and Diso-'.ers Of the StoIna b
mi Digestive Organs. uJuh mis- German Buffers
win entirel. there complaint and restore the
pstesu to its igine1 igor and strength. They
are for sale by druggists and D. ai"rs medicines
sveryw here. ~ 7s c-uta per nttie. feals
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PHILADELPHIA, June I9-The Ledger
has ON Its buie'in hat S. cietsry S.Hnton
has again called on he Governors Of Stats
10 know how many men hey can at once
supply to reinforce the army. This is be-
ieyed to be in cons que nee Of the rebel re-
Inducements Jacksn has received IN the
Shenandoah Valley
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Local News.

LosT "A small a count book, between
wharf-boat and SiDz. Gus boat store. The
book has Sinzich and Lechner's names in
it. Amy one finding it will leave it at Sin
zich's store.
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Fine Piano at Auction.

H Nelson & Co. will sell at their auction
rooms, next to Crescent City Bank, Main
street. tomorrow Saturday morning at
10 o'clock, Gold Medal Piano, William
Knabe & Co.'S manufacture. The instru-
ment is in first-rate order, and is fine 10
strument Can be seen at the auctionEooms
any time to-day.
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or defeat at, Richmond, to the satisfaction

or defeat at, Richmond, to the satisfaction
of their followers.
This refugee states thai before leaving
that city, he saw some mysterious looking
boxes and packages for transportation
marked Tuscaloosa, Ala, via Montgomery,
from which it may be inferred that the
rebel leaders, in anticipation of a retreat,
are sending off some of their government
or personal Valua6les, 10 some out-ofthe-
way place.
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MEMPHIS, June l6-The Board of AL
dermen passed a resolution requesting Col.
Slack to postpone the suppression of Con-
federate scrip for sixty days. Col. Slack
has not yet decided, but it is understood
there is little prospect af favorable re-
Spouse.
The Avalanche says that Besuregard's
grand army is in excellent health and
equipments, and that all reports of demon
alizstion are untrue.
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BosroN, June Ia Pierre soue and the
late Snetiff Of New Orleans have arrived
here, and been sent to Fort Warren.
The steamship E. Wilder Farley, from
New Orleans, arrived on the 30Jh uitiuu
with cargo of 439 hhds sugar, 372 bis of
noiasses, 1929 bills .osln aud $40 bhls
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ia The anniversary Of the battle Of
iunker Hill was celebrated at tho Fair
irouuds near Louisville, on Tuesday, by a
asket picnic.
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WARRINGTON, June ls.-A naval officer
who has Tor several months belonged 10 the
Squadron lying off Elizabeth City, says be
has frequently noticed bodies which be sup,
posed to be those of Union men, fl batting by
bis vessel down the Pssquotank river. Net
a few d them, horrible to say, were head
less
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Announcements.

Mr.. EDI~oR You will please announce A.
Whittlcsey, Esq., candidate for State Senator
from the counties of Posey and Vanderburgh at
the next October election, in favor Of maintaining
the Union At all hazards
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CAIRO, June 1s-Gen. Strong was Sc.
verely wounded, to day, by an accidental
discharge of pistol in the hands of Capt
Dean. The ball passed through the Cen
erals right arm aud lodged in bis side,
from whence it was extracted.
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H. A. COOKS.

REc RE EEsE.-5O bush Il p ime selected
GEH Ohio Rye, at Il. A. COOKS.
ROAST Rye aud Barley
500 pounds roasted rye:
sUe barley, at II. A. Cooks.
SEED POTATOES Prime Pink Eye AID Ne
shapock pot3toes, a. 20 cents per bushel. ct Il A.
Cooks
SWEET POTATO ANTS.-I00. 00p, 600 choice
swe,t potato plan =, hand and arrive, aud for
sale cheap in lots TO suit al II. a. o., k
oRANGEs.-s5 boxes, chuiee. jas received at
II. A. Cooks.
LEMONS 10 toxes, just received, and for sals
at Ii. A. Cooks.
CORN and OATS.-25e bushels esr corn.
IS burhcls oaFs.
SMOKED HALI9. TOO lbs selected smoked
halibut, at III, a. COOKS.
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
100 sacks ass rtsd brands extra heur,
40 bali sacks nsFsrted brands extra -four,
For hic at Il. A. Cooks
CHEESE.-4 40 bxs prime rich Old cheare,
10 - {" new cheese, Just receive
ed at H. A. Cooks
COCA NUTS.-l0OO fresh cocoa nuts, received
This day, at Il. A. Cooks.
STEARIEE LAkD.-5OO pounds prime leaf
stearine lard at q. a. O ox'r.
CoRN MEAL.-I25 bushels fresh ground corn
meal, at Il. A. COOKS.
3
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B6r The s,h-oEJanuary Convention is
allied to meet in Grass township, Spencer
Ounty, in July. OF course the party in
bat county win {" go to grass"
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New YeRK, June I9.-Captain Larned,
United States Army, is now at Fort Colum-
bus, Governors Island, mastering for pay
the released prisoners of war recently ar
rived here. All wishing to receive their
pay, and proper Communication of rations,
must repair without delay TO that post.
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WAsHISGToN, June l9.-It is believed
that correspondence is uoE progressing
ela'ige to general exchange of prisoners.
Secretary Seward has returned from his
visit North.
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NEW TORR MAKKET.

New York, June -.
Flour in moderate demand, and I'M
changed
WHEAT quiet, for want of supply; prices
nominally unchanged.
frmer for Rio. Lagoon rice 5s@55cs
Sugar more active, aud prices advanced
I94c. Fair to good refined 1@78c
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MORNING REPORT.

Cotton, molasses and sugar
moving north-Bea uregard
at Hernando-Latest from
McClellan's army-A reiu-
gees yarn-Rebel leaders
preparing to " skedaddle :"
Closing OF rebel churches
in Alexandria, &C., &c.
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NEW ToRK, June 10 The steamer Glas-
gov has arrived from Liverpool on the 4th.
Bishop NeAlvane, Of Ohio, is a passenger.
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PITTsBUKeu, June I9.-River eight feet
by pier mark and rising Weather cloudy
and cool.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION.
EvANsvlLLE, june Ilih, 10

EVANSVILLE, june 18th, 1862
ASOTKCE as HERERN esfVsRsyp
that ANDkEW y. PRESTON hrs aih-
drawn from the firm Of PRESTON BIOS, Wv nu-
tual consent.
The business will be continued a. heretofore ~
VIZ. r. PRESTON and GEl. II. PnEsrass urdar the
same style Of PRESTON BROS.
junz7l2
Vickery Bros"
M(sESH-- CSxR.gP-.FEST 2ECEHp-En
AZ peT steamer g Silver Lake. No. ] salmon,
No. large ami Nc 1 medium Mackerel- New
White Fla picked and Smoked Herring,
Codhsh. for sale very low st Nickery's, No. SO
Main street.
SUGAR.-Memphis taken and Sugar declined.
just received per steamer Silver Lake. 26 bbls ef
refined and common Sugass assorted, and fer sale
very low at Vickery Bros
ooFFEE-1o Lays Rio and Lsguyra Oofea
just received and f9F sale at Vckery Bros, No. SO
Main stresf-
sYRUPS.-Philade1phi Honty syrnps, st.
Lopis Golden Syrup, Sugar House Syrup, Tor sale
at Nickery Bros.
sUNDRIEs JUST Received .-Fresh Tea
assert ed, Dried Beef b oomP, Matches Rolling
Pias, Curraut., Raisins, Fiavorng Extracts, 6ar-r
dimes Soap, darch, Candl.s e &C, st Nickery
Bros.
We have just received lot Of the cid fashioned
a. Dsitz " Coal Oil Chimneys, to be had only at
jel2 NIoKeRY BR IS
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EyWV-RE OPRs.-50OOo assorted, for sale
- by S. Il. GILBERT CO.,
'Aull No. W camere street.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-05-09
WHAT WILL DR.. HURD'S REMEDIES EF-
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will give young ladies that finest charm in
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Dr. Hurd's Month Wash and Tooth Powder
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and if used in the morning willmake the break
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Dr.. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
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bad breath and giving frmness and health to
The gums. Hundreds of cases of Diseased
Bleeding Gums, Sore Mouth, Canker, &C.. have
been cured by DR.. Hu"d's astringent wash.
Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powdei
give an additional charm to courtship, and maxi
husbands more agreeable to their wives and
wives to their husbands. They should be used