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70 h!m, 1ne octGet!Fes *ffe meg pnt on aicSeyt
out soooo tnet me ticGet had been lei With
nm in ~ man name0 John resEs, the ep.inees Q!
the saesm tug "DaEe, Eh!ch t4ys between The
IT, 1ne .uune! . eIo; n ta3s Gan nas arrested
sn ano .eu =. eeaos ~ loass Louts on satutoss A.
ut.S.; .ss u; ~ ansWsi ~ tue enatge o. ihceny nc
saGo a t1at !ac .cAe, n foesuon, apo Two OF tnfee
DIET w "e.r r Pnen W. .U aian y intfoaa Min WIN
,a.a Ma Nc W. ioiusss aeqaaan'sa ~ DeHolt; A1d
ncpgntssu p ~ ptooutI .ae N'an ~ elfea ilHe. Inc
ssan,Ea'fop "as ACCORDINGLY eontinaed uatu lues.
oay He1'-
Yl.c VarnnF f:oii~nrnr~t,tu
r,-. -. - .,s,S-S.a'
ooe e'sse teasi .! onF etizens nafc nad ecalca-
II une to thare In the manifestations OF genera!
seurel With which the public rrcc.ycd the nrws nr
,nn ao.,h ~ H.. ~. !. ,.r,.,,ss r,,,,....sr.r
're a.an VI 'ne !a'e MmeHteo eoLecaofo OF Inc foft
o. Chicago. such 1e hnmsntty. And yet human
1ty Lat 1eeu taught by experience, that hay mpst
be uade vIuIe the snn .h,ne. snd . y.c.nf n,,ra
.,,nh, ~. ,,np. - '...s.. 49, 49,. ts. =.
s"nsA ~. ""'ie eoot'na:t 'ac2nc5. we 40
moi oooot ti'at all thefe applicants appreciate the
loes 70 our community in tic excellent citizen and
good man just called home. but while there re
main approaches 10 s,e s,teudco To- tcad.no IA NJ.
sourc4 OF power and ua.tpna.e. the last f;ees nY
respect 10 he departeI are lei 10 o.hers, -
lhc applicants tpr thtt vacancy uyr ycry puuer-
opx and proporttonately eager. The ns,ufc Of the
po,,iion i+elt and tue very told quai1ncalioua it
demsi d., in the ehape of heavy 't,ouds, tor the
accu,.tv OF liz Important tEat.,>. coots in advaure
the ardnt ofve1y many xhn wiling AZ they might
b. 10 serve their country a this capacity. this
, 1866-03-12
RRO NNsS UNIVERSAL BROOM HEAT
's.aInke Your Own Bfooms.''

Arare opporsunlsy!s presented to enefzeuc mea to
upakn money Introducing ls celebrated irecton 10
on receipt Of &La5. Address C46SAr CO., 2S2
Neta a. Cincinnati Ohio. Q3sl
, 1866-03-12

THE BEST STARCH, like the
be.t copE, must possess = nhsulal lively clay Of
color. The s,A
Fla. m kunertor il this proof OF Its extreme purity,
rennd n,ncrs uGc0
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IFHautrD=1qaTtnRf
w ANTED-Part business
w partner w!th 400 70 take sole charge OF I
central ind psvmE business The present 9Tner M Gsn;
Gontn e., srsrts.f ~ fsnrm Al pa
wv ANTEU Partner With
w 5000 TO take Al active laterest n rongh tool
msnu tTctpstoz business. Adde'S "R c. JAG Einxs
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T1rcurso 10 4 LAAF pc%F.-An e1Prr@snau
named John Norrity was brought before Juss1ce
oturtesant ut The Police Court yesterday afternoon
and Ded 80 o. md costs for hitshi9x ts hosss 10
lamp post On Clark at1eet neat Madison
, 1866-03-12

Wholesale Provision Dealer and Cuser Of Eztrs Sugar
Cured Hlms.
HG RIVER 9TISEEA,
North5zest COZ Water and Nyef.sts. ChcAzo hee5 ~
, 1866-03-12

Agnes Nar.in, music and French seache1. resid-
ny tn 1,eKaln, testified to her mettiu9 Henry In
%msniately % ntte1 the shooting OF htz wife, he vas
TU,ne 9nn 1of doctor, aas very paic, and seemed
~ hoate. where abe found Mrs, Atwood 1JlnR
s up1n 1ne "a. 1he injured Woman exclaimed,
|thI Aiss Agnes am ahot, md must die. /
don't uuni 10 de and leave tny poor dear HersY.
TO think must de- md Henry viii feel 60 had 10
think he has shot me-" Watno's tried TO console
her BY telling her that abe tnieht not
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f'HoDADLE lNfASz1t3DE--Uu Saturday forenoon
about o'caocka gentleman passing alone Madison
street, near the corner o. LAsale, uas startled by
eucouutettng little tnantmafe Inortel o. past hu
mant1T LING near the edge Of the Fideualk. He
1munedate'y gave Information Of h,s discovery At
the Central Pohce Station, and m officer wns des-
patched 10 take Charge of the body. which had the
appearance Of being abou1 I've months old. No
clothes = Gre found near OF on the child. Coroner
Wagner ncid m 1uQues, on the reaine In the AFTER
noon hur no facse were ellcited to throw any light
<1u the matter.
, 1866-03-12

ScAyEx1Ens IN TnounLK-Andcrsen Msr1is
John Misscn, Joh1 Marshal and Daniel Scott, were
tntd E10 md costs eaeh in the Police Court on
Saturday forenoon, foe depositng alth On ths lake
shore near The old Cemetery, in violation OF The
IN the empioy Of Cos Phf1ltpe, wns brought m
On the chasRe OF dumping a load Of night soil on
The corner Of aeubeu street md Blue Island avenue
he VIA fined rs and COSTS.
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fm:9ale-KEat ESTATE.

II VIZ k31l1l|"01 E1CuUIIEE IVI
nfchaadtas> = one Improved farm o7 50 4ese4
e 9'es iend; mnea Ea.t of Parton. ~. good house
In the oeat In thecounty and ne sehool
honsc wsha n s. rocs WI sell tof saeeo eean =.
5tsquare rods each Joining NE ceae61sied Fleming
Farm. % heS1 n H.ckGs{ Grsts Fso.ngo eounsy. Pa
worth 50 per barrel 1t the wells. viii exchange 10
lot! tor and sell The balance
taeh Price $500 pef lot Call the suh9cs1hef Il te
ad1ma Houie o. tho lIth Aaf 1.tn Inst. Of WsI, e.
40vEJDT d Co, No. I ) and ~ Late.St Chicago.
j.. W. ACnT r pAYfon. Ill ,ThiT so-3
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Go 10 our friend II. r. meFFfll's for
kerosence oils, lamps, 1anernr, chandeliers, glass
waite, &C., II and e Randolph street. n555
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4 D1suokEsr DoAEs11c.-A few days Elnce Ara.
Cathazine Cough, The keeper OF boarding house
on tbe ctrper Of Clark and Qnlucy streets, reported
at The CeD1rnl Stntlon that come one had stolen
nom her gold chan. sts,er wa'eh, gold bracelet
double shawl, and several othec nric,es OF 1efser
whine. With description Of lhe+e aticles, one OF
the Superintendent staff sittteu the rnaou< pawu-
broker shops, and succeeded in recovering the
watch and chain. BE ascer1alned tnat they h.d
me-tic IN Mrs. Goush'a honze. The detective also
recovered Eo!d pen, be'onsInv te ooasdes At ths
party Mtih ,be~e evidences OF guilt III hls po sees
zion, the officer arrested Maggie and took her beoze
The Police Cont yesterday afternoon. Ai.!he rc.
quest Of the prosecution continuance yas granted
until next Wedpe.dsy. In tie meantime The de
tendsnt wB- committed IN default Q: $500 bail.
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FIRE--Be1ween twelve and one O'Clock this
(Mondas3 morning, flEe broke out In row Of two
etoey n7me buildings On West Randolph strect, BE-
tween Canal street and The r,ver. The flames were
first djscovefed In part Of one OF the buildings
occupied = a faloort and spread rapidly 10 the I'd.
joining premises. Sir or seven Of the buildings
were almoet entirely destroyed. The properly l.
owned by Mr. Geo. l. SLOW. The principal io.s IL
sustained by AeAsn. Pacue 4 Jones. drugCiNte, the
Larger portion Of whose eIock was destroyed. Tbs
sa1oonE nud trait t1ores, The pwDere Of which me.
With considerable lots. The second story Of The
corner building was occupied by Ju.tiee Cha..
papeIs,
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B0arDlug==zAantea.

DOARDING-W ante d-By a
u krntle, m, wife md child, tn pst!ata tA1nily
vit0tn avs OF u minutes walk OF the Cnnrt House.
vii foruish fcotna- AdafesA z. o. Boz 3944. u91a
, 1866-03-12

Qyrac1AhaNo.-A hack1nan Dtmed E. F. Pit.
sam wse at7aienod in the Police Court on Saturday
afternoon, on The charge Of violating the hack ord.
rapce- He charged 4 man Is for conveying him
non I'D street to No. 143 0ntario street. while tho
ordinance pex1n1ls him 10 collect only FLO, He
Nat Gued & 1ud cQfls,
, 1866-03-12

TEAcnras' IseE4r7E.-7he regular monthly
meeting ot the TeacIert Inatitute was held in the
High School building, on Saturday forenoon. Miss
n HIa Flag, Principal OF The Training School or
the SotmL Depenmtni. ffad VET rh{e paper On
Primary Instruction and Oral or Otjee1 Teaching.
she diseetted. In thorough Haoner. soue Of tue
erroneous sFstems 1t prrAeut pursued BY some edu-
teet OF Oral OF Object reaching was ably handled.
While she recommended II u valuable mode OF
1mpaittbg Instruction younE children, sht show ed
cyeo experienced teachers who placed TOO much re-
hance on j.. Nothing was sald concerning the
81 tUtttcEo Syttetu."
1r. 1nealf., Principal Of tie Jones School del,v-
ered an eseny ae1tnst the policy of Offering prizes
10 pupils. His arguments were not new. but they
were lneid!y expressed, md the eseay showed con.
Siderable Hbtl,y
, 1866-03-12

TOR SALE-At bargain the fix
l. tnrea, lease and furniture of The City Hotel at
Kankakee, now doing good nads- Furniture and nx-
stt;nK room. paslof. dnlneroom and kitchen i've
1Nuors. Goo easons given for se19teg. Address for
further particulars N. PETYDLLa, t!ry Hotel. k1o
kak. r.. ill. p91b
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VIOLATION uP ruE SClaAScE OHu,xAScE-
Henry Rubllnrr Charles kurS. William Stilt,
Charles Landon and Harry Mcdonnell, gentlemen
OF the scavencef profession, were arrested On
Thursusy night br some officers detailed with that
end In view By Ctp,atn Miller, Tor dumping ~
aIcht soil IN a grove on Fullerton aTrnue, 4 th0rt
distance north Of the city limits. They weEe esp
trfed In The act Of s1olaucg the ordinance, which
ehall be carried four mllet ont side the corporate
itta- aud properly buried :. least thste feet pelon
the surface, They were arratcned IN the Polics
each. r.s
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HUNG By A, MoB.-It Will be remembered
that at the trial of Catlin and Flood, for
robbing a safe at. Roclzport, one Glenn.
Crowds turned States evidence, and on his
evidence chiefly, Catlin and Flood were
sent to the penitentiary for term of
years, and Crowds was turned loose. The
Imminent risk he ran does not seem to
have deferred him from further crime.
Hewas short time ago arrested in Ken
lucky and committed TO he.Lebanon, Ma
rion County Jail. Last week a mob broke
open the Jail, took Crowds thence and
hung him. He had better have pleaded
guilty when here, and gone with his
friends, Catlin and Flood. ~ a Hg
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THE CATHOLIC FAIR.-The crowd at the
Fair last night exceeded, If possible, that
of the night previous, and fhe interest is
becoming greater. A regular land office
business was done at the several tables,
the post office, and at the ballot stand.
Candidates are increasingly number, and
the excitement is becoming warmer.
There was greater number of handsome
ladies in attendance last night, and sew
eral were earnestly solicited to become
candidates for the silver pitcher. We met
one charming lady, who, we are sure,
would be elected if she would allow her
name to be used, and the gentlemen would
vote their real sentiments. aH3
There is no end TO the beautiful, the use
full and the ornamental The refreshment
tables are exceedingly enticing, and the
destinations of the ladies are perfectly ff-
resistable. Lunch this morning as usual,
and every business man should call up.
The polls will be held open day and night
henceforth. When we left last night the
polls stood as follows, though at later hour
we learned that a. new candidate was in
the held and likely to bear off the prize:
For the silver pitcher, to be given to the
handsomest lady in the city: xslRaf. eff;
Mrs. C. Kroener, 452; Miss C.Vennenan,
No. 2,'S89; Miss G. Venneman,iE No. 4, 248;
Miss @. Helbert, 102; Miss Julia, Reitz, 80 (;
Miss Mary Brommelhaus, As, Miss CHRIS
tina Reitz, a; Miss Nettie Kepler, Al /; Miss
Kate Hays, III y Miss Julianap Morgan, 10;
Miss Lizzie Hermann g. se8mlssgtf bns
~ For, the gold-headed .canes to the most
popular gentleman; - zIa bei bug -''''
.Menifee, 2l7; Thos. Gather, Lie; John NJ
Laughlin, 81; p. Burlz, l0soJ = Goelzhausen,
s.; Robt> Hopkins, IL VIM. M. Holman, 4;
John S. Hopkins, Jr., L; Jack Law,1, 81
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fCourt ReUorss,


REcoRDER'si CoURT! -There was al little
business in the Recorders Courtyesterday.
One man, whosename we did not hscer-
tain, was found in the outskirts iof the
city extraordinarily drunk; and had to be
hauled to jail on dray. He was fined 81
and costs. .D5i'4iAsfA9
Frank Hawson was arrested for drunk
enness and disorderly conduct. On his
person were found the following ARTICLES:
One billy a vial containing gunpowder,
and bunch of skeleton Keys. 1t is suspect
ed that he belongs to the gang of burglars
now operating in the city. He was fined
SIS, with IS As costs. He had no money, but
left his coat in soak for his little bill.
BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER. There was
one case adjudicated before His Honor,
Justice Walker, yesterday. II. c. Stinson,
for assault and battery on the person OF
Joe. overall, was fined $25 and costs.
BEFORE JUSTICE, sTINsoN My Lord
Chief Justice Stinson. was favored
yesterday with free exhibition Of
the great boa constructor, the AL
bino children and the fat woman,
including the hand organ. ! 1t was all
about trifie of rent for Masonic Hall.
While ,<our friend Stinson ground out
justice, our friend, the associate editor of
the Co'arfer, ground out music on the hand
organ, much to the disgust of the court,
who, in the agony of his soul, exclaimed:
"Stop that dreadful organ
Which frights the Court from it's pro
priety." '
Everything was arranged and the show
goes on.
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4 ANoTHER i1'ERRIBLE 3EXPLeSIoN-THREE
MEN killed INSTANTLY SEvENWoUN
SOME FATALLY.-Mr. w. r. Genung, of
Fort Branch, sends us particulars of an
aother destructive and terrible accident.
On Tuesday morning about 10 O'Clock the
boiler OF A. & w. Redman's eircular saw
mill located about eight miles west of
Fort Branch, in Gibson County, exploded
with terrific violence, scattering death and
destruction all around. Two men, Eaton
Allen and Henry Slater We're killed in
stantly, and Ira Fairchild, a son of Albert
Fairchild, of this county, and six others,
were wounded-some of them fatally. Ira
Fairchild has since died. We have not re-
ceived the names of the other persons
woeinded y The explosion was very dis
tinctly heard at Fort Branch. We are in
formed that just before the explosion
some Of the betting became deranged and
the men were collected together to put
matters to rights For moment the en-
CINE was neglected, when the fatal explo-
sion took place, with the results above de-
tailed. assssssssf =, f'-te
The frequency of such accidents is begin
ming to excite some attention, and il is to
be hoped Will lead to more caution in rum
ming machinery by steafn.J Only last
Thursday likeAaecident occurred in Hen
derson County, Kentucky, with like re-
suits, the particulars of which we gave in
the JOURNAL on Saturday and Monday
last.i .e.,. 49,.
LATER.-Since the above was in type,
we have received further details of the dis
aster from our attentive friends, w. B.
Jaquess and Col. German of zOwensville,
and A. b. Wilkinson, of Cynthiana. From
these we learn the names of the wounded:
Charles Johnson, supposed mortally. N. A.
WATSON, A. Redman, L. WATSON, and Jas
Robinson, Jr. The latter four 1t is believed
will recover. We thank our correspond
dents for their prompt attention.
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AT WoRK.-The undersigned tax
pleasure in announcing that the
Stove Foundry, which was burne
some time since, is again in full opt
ration, and they are now ready to f
orders promptly, for anything in tt
line of Cooking and Heating Stove
Holloware, Tinware, &C., &c. The
assortment of Stoves is equal to al
in the West. They are also SO
agents for O'NeiPs patent indestruc
able Copper Bottoms and Iron Ola
which are the best invention of u
age, and we are certain that Wash al
Coffee Boilers with these bottoms
them will last as long again as the
pattern of bottoms. Call and exaI
Inc for yourself before purchase
elsewhere. Sample and Sale ROOF
No. SO Main Street, Evansville In
nov20-d1m. BRfNKMEYER-& Co.
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PERSON Awe had the honor of a call,
yesterday, from General Boyle, formerly
commanding the State of Kentucky. Gen.
Boyle has just returned from Europe,
where he has been for some months con-
nected with the interests of the Henderson,
and Edgefeld. Railroad, He was on his
way to Henderson. -.
We also had the pleasure of an introduce
ton to the eminent young American ira
gedian, U Wesley Hfn. who has just con-
cluded highly successful engagement at
the Opera House in Memphis. We hope
to witness some of his unrivalled imper-
sonations at the New Metropolitan before
the season closes.
Our former fellow townsman, Mr.. George
Foster of Cincinnati, arrived in the city
yesterday morning, with his family on a
visit to their friends.
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hRigorste the responsible Organ.

The stomach is the responsible organ of
% thAs5stkm. IF the digestion Is imperfect,
,.every, member, every gland, every muscles
i ad 4fs are %G aSppa Yea H The
rain ID cIouded The spirits are depressed.
y Ali dyspeptics k9o1o this TO be the truth.
- II IL sfit1f! howe ver half the truth. Col
= fIIfffns would be required to enumerate The
~ pains and penalties of dyspepsla, ror
could any pen do them justice. Tens of
thousands feel them; no man can describe
n can tiey &c bf91enteda Can they be re-
Heved? Can they be banished at once and
forever? UNoUESTIoNABLY THEY rARs
bon lNtj "a ySke56i8f has ever taken sH06TET-
TERiS STOMACH BITTERS ind vain,
nhf R ssg es ae sleaeS &c
IA VIII efesdieatsD ftzos& eradicatingg tp in a
thousand cases over which medical pTact1-
TONERS have shaken their heads om1nouS-
Any SAM ngs N 3Eotl lAnggcansbe done.
TThHEaERltsa has It's Aflanies One of them
is that indigestion is the most dlfncult o.,
all the ordinary ailments OF mankind 10
combat and subdue. This is a mistake.
Nothing can be easier than to conQuerl1t, III
the true sDecifc be administered. The Yege-
table conE tnation which has becomt fa-
mons tIfFopghQBt the CIVILIZED world AS
HOSTETIER'S STOMACH B1TTERS stls5
an antidote to the disease which has never
been known to fail, and fortunately it is
everywhere procurable. If you wish 70
SE III VII III y ~ VAN 70 ROOT
out and prevent its recurrence take the
Bitters daily. There is no discount on the
testimony in its favor. If there is man
or woman who has ever tried it for indi-
gestion without being benefited, the fact
has not transpired. Universal, uncontra-
dieted praise az euebesi ts1w wonderful tonic
virtues decl2 d3w
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A New and Grand Epoch i'm Medicinei

Dr. Maggiel is the founder of a new Med
teal SYSTEM The quantitar1ans whose vast
internal doses eptfeeple tbs. stomach. and
SaraiSze The b5wefs must give pfecedenee
To the man who restores health and appe-f
lite, with from one to two of his extraOr-
binary Pills. and cures the most yirulents
sores with box or so of his wonderful and
ifH scs w the i3dttofsg gre FIST sdpeFcedihg all
the stereotyped nostrums of the day. Ex-
traordinary cures by Maggiel's Pills aud
Ealve have opened the eyes of the publieto'
the inefficiencY, of the $50 called remedies
II rfEOth ers and n pdn ri INCH people havessoi
hong blindly depepdeq. Maggiel's Pills are
not of the clas5 thai ARE swallowed by the
dozen, and of which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another.
One or two of Maggiel's Pills suffices TO
place the bowels in perfect order, tone the
stomach, create an appetite, and RENDERS
The ,s4jifttS light aud bIlElyantl There Is no
gripping and no reaction in the form of con-
Btipation. If the liver is affected, its func-
lions are restored; and if the nervous sys-
tenn is feeble, it is invigorated. This last
"a amalitys makes tn arne dicine very desirable
for the wants Of e1icate females. Ufcerous
and eruptive diseases are literally ex-
tinguished by the disinfectant power of
MaggiePs Salve. In fact, it is here an
noqnced that ,afGggieps Bilious, Dyspeptic
~ msad D5dqThtPG IaillsA cure where all Others
fail. While for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains
Cuts and all abrasions of the skin Moggtets
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CHURCH FAIR.-The ladies o
German Catholic Church will h
FairTt for the benefit of their
church, on the nights of the
18th, 18th and 18th of Decor
The second floor Of Schapker,
sing & Co.'s Mammoth Store
been secured for the occasion.
The manager will also iss
paper, fun of anecdotes and cor
drums and for the interest O
Fair, which will be delivered to
scribers at rs cents for all the
bers. s2noIiaa saf j aa nOyZ9-
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MEssRs. J. j. CHANDLER, w. P. II. SroD
- -
AUuseuneufa-

NEW METRoPoLTTAN.-The Church Fair
attracted largely from the Theatre last
night, and the attendance was not as large
as the beauty of the play and the excel
lence of the performance merited. Miss
Blanche DeBar played with unusual
ease and elegance and never looked more
captivating, and all the parts were well
sustained. The statuary representation
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IMPORTANT. NO THE SICK.
We invite the special attention of

We invite the special attention of Dur
leaders to DR.. Easterly's advertisements
bhfch can be seen in our advertising col
IN tlnns. DR.. tEasterly's Family Medicines
nrs deservedly popular, have rapid sale,
1--WE general satisfaction, and are kept in
.ianao.l the principal drugs ores throughout
ouo9s IRE Western and Southern States 1t will
= - - seen that DR. Easterly does. not recon-
I'm laaend one medicine to cure all diseases
but prepares a remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon to cure.
SpVllTo nIIYI III
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by Mr.. Melville, in the afterpiece, were
very fine.
Tonight win be played the World of
Fashion and the Rough Diamond. with
Miss De Bar as Marie in the former, and
Mrs. Golden, the peoples favorite, as Mar
gerry in the latter. Tomorrow night Miss
De Bar takes complimentary and fare
we'll benefit. We are assured it will be
worthy of her distinguished reputation as
an artistic and as lady.
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QUICK TInIE.-Tom Gal Their, the indom
table agent, of the fast, Adams, Express :
Ibid on1our table, at 81 o'clock yesterday,
morning, New York papers of Monday
morning. That is what might be called
shooting across the continent.