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Hogs have been coming forward moderately dur
ing the week. but quite ample for the demand
There has been. but little change in the market
varied but little during the week. Packers are for
the present out Of the market prices being too high
for them.
Quotations may be stated at l31&d1434 cts = b. for
good Hogs; only very few extra prime ones at j.
cts. The market rather heavy, and tending down
wards
sam Wilhelm & Co. report sales at 1311zQl434 cts.
Ulery e Sherry at I3j2al434 cts.
Gray Sons l5&i@l5 cts, the latter figure for few
prime lots to butchers.
McClelland & Logan, l3@143i cts with sales of a
few choice lots to butchers at 10 cts and prices hav
ing downward tendency.
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F.NHEs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
q scribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore city letters testameutary or the estate
Of MARY A. SCOTT, late of said city, deceased;
All persons having claims against said aegeased .re
erS thereof to the subscriber or before the 18th
day Of July 1856 they may 2{aeFw'' 0y LAY" 20
All porsnns debted to said estate requested to
make immediaie payment. Given under my hand
WIS '0'" N"' - ANNA BOYD,
ia1S-1aw4W" AXeeutrlx.
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RR. JOHNSTON
~ BALTIMORE

EAR. JOHNSTON
- BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL
OFFICE No z SOUTH FREDERICK STPFFT7 ~
Discovered in the Great Hognit3Is If E1rana
the most certain speedy and only eFectraI rclnoav
in the world for Weakness of The Pack or fiICL5
Involuntary DISCHARGES ImpdfencT sneraI HIT
ty Nervousness, Dyspepsy, L9ncyor Low SJirits
Confusion Of ideas, Plantation of the Heart TimiS
ity Trembling. Dinness of Sight or Giddi1ns. jgis
eases of the Head Throat Nose or Skin. I4eG+inDs
of the Liver Lungs Stomach or Bowejs-ih1s( ta,ri
BILE disorders arising from SoI oi Hif f 81
secret and solitary practices more faTaI 10 tlar "
tins than the song of SyTeng to The Mariners ~
ITIvsses hIighf;ng s. az r1ost brit t -l9 "
cipatoRs rendernr Mar rsI @ aosgS or an
DIR. JOHNSTON,
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Ia gssr EEasE5Es.essszzEs.E-l RECgFN0ND. FREDE.
sz1ssg sszss=T.zifz. RICkSBURG AND POTO-
MAC r. RIO TIA VELLERS GOLY(T South.
TWICE DAILY CSwlday p. H. EeoeptsdJ

TWICE DAILY CStaaay P. H. Ercepted9
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
ington to AQUA Creek and Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va. connecting
there with trai ms on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and Danville Railroads for Peters
burg Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro,
Trains leave Camden Station at 40 A NJ. and 5 and
80 7. NJ. connecting at Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth Street wharf, daily, Sunday night
excepted, at 4. NJ. and 100 ?. NJ, and arrive in
Richmond at 2jO p. N. and $50 A. NJ.
iGRUUGH TO RICHMOND IN TEN HOURS
Fifty Mttcs Shorter and 3 hours quicker than cug
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via Aquia Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond at Camden Station,
Baltimore and get through baggage cheeks
OmnIhuSsos and baggage wagons always in readi-
ness to convey passengers and baggage to the steam
ers IL Washington city free u charge
4. NEEDIIAM & SON,
No. l42 Light street wharf,
Gas. NJ. HAEEY,
0rJ-u General PASSENGER
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Board of Trade

Committee of Arbitration for January
HENRY T. ZOLLICKOFFER,
WM. L. MONTAGUE, JR., ITHos. r. MATTHEWS. Jr.,
Ii. IRVINE KEYsER, THOMAS GOODWIN.
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NT0ETCE rs REREBY GIVEN THAF
= application will be made to the City CouncG
4Qllng its annual session 10 condemn and open LEN
ANGIQN STREET, from North to front street
dI3-lavy9yy
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IIEs Sys rEsszEzz44fl ORANGE ASD
Ez5gSzG5ttzzla ----iss.z! ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA To
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURg.

90 - EX ANDRTA RATLROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
.- FROM
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA To
RICHMOND AND lYNCHBURG.
., On and after FRIDAY, Sept l. 1865 the trains on
tins road will run F Is t f Icy GoIrTu
Leaves Washington atm. 4. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
A Ale33andrin at:-.., ks 4, n. and P n.
-. HoTGunsVlliG at......l2.5O ?. u. and 10 A. ".
LynchPTPRsg, q 11S T 529 p! ? NJ. and A. N.
Leave Lynchhurg at......... 645 4. ". and lis P NJ
d6 or9ons9i All 30 s. n and 7 Is "
Arrive in Alexandria at. IS p NJ and 30 A N
Washington at. $50 ?. NJ. and 5.25 A. NJ,
On Sundays g9ye Washington at $50 p NJ only
A NJ, arriving in Gordonsville at IS A. NJ: leaves
GordonsyiIle at 1926 P, NJ arriving in Alexandria at
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves AIexan-
dria at A. NJ, arriving in Lynchburg at no p N:
leaves Lyn2hPGrg at S.20 A. MIR. arriving in AIexan-
Passengers for Warrenton will take the 7A.N
tram south from Washington and thesis A. NJ train
Passengers by the 6.45 A, n. and us P. NJ. trains
from Lynehburg, and the A. NJ and7.l5P n. trains
from hlchmont connect with trains at W Washington
Tor a! parts of the North and West.
This route has the advantage over all others by
having CONTINUOUS rail from New York to Lynch
It also passes through Fairfax Bull Run, Manassas
bflStQe, Catetts, NappahannOck, Culpcpper Orange
ana tordenSYer where many Of the late great battles
were fought.
Tickets can be procured il Adams Express build
ing. opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
in ashington. 2so at the Depot Maryland avenue
Trains leave the corner Of First and SITS Washing
ton. VIM Ii. MCCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
J. NJ. BROADUS
oe9-I General Passenger Agent.
s3,saEaEsafkle A"AsAA n94VGD A%-Az%4-
ssEs1tt.ve-ltt iaTz-2z-!2.-5iI WAY.
On and after MONDAY next Nov 18th cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, from A. NJ. to P NJ
except L noon.
Night car for TOwsoEtown at II p. n.
Leave Iowsontown every hour from 4. NJ to
NJ, except Il noon. nos
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
EgEgHISs, STERN & COS.
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REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.

Asa O'Nei Ohio ........... ., 1 :
J. n Burns, ". !
y Miller, Is
, egdy,
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts Of Cattle for the week have only
reached 334 head against 1855 head last week. and
the sales for the week foot up 256, and compares with
1910 head sold last week.
Of the number sold there purchased by Balti-
more butchers zoo mead; by ashlngton butchers 81
and by graZIers 80 head.
The gradual decline in the market for several
weeks past, and the decided break darn in that Of
last week, resulting in quite heavy losses to many OF
the Western dealers and feeders, have had the effect
OF Keeping both out OF our market the present week
10 which fact and the unavoidable detention Of the
railroad trains on account of the weather. may be
attributed the very short supply OF cattle: the result
has been that prices have advanced from 81 to - cts
q lgO lbs over last weeks quotations. with quite
brisk market.
The quality of the cattle received was very much
inferior to that of last weeks offerings 1t is reported
that there will arrive this evening about 100 head by
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, most of which are sold
to Washington butchers.
BROKERS' SALES OF CATTLE
Samuel Wilhelm sold II common TO fair Pennsyl-
yania steers for S. Needy, at Gas cts and Is Ohio
scaIawags for W. Cunningham st 6}5 cts.
H. Myers, sold 80 good Kentucky steers and heifers
Maryland steers for John W, spcer, at 6l@8 cts
VIM; l; Simpson sold Il common Ohio cattle for
WlIiars / Kirk sold fair Western Virginia steers
IJr Z williams at "a cts, and II fair W. Va steers
10" Bas faggi Z g. SId 81 common Virginia
cattle for 8 Meem at 6a7 cts. a fair Illinois steers
Tor IaWSeJt X HOluon at S4S14 cts, very hard
Virginia rips for Parker Il Hartman at ia cts
Seymour Y Welton sold fair lot of 81 OHIO steers
for Geo. W. Friend at 734GSl4 cts. and So neat and
light W. Virginia steers for /. R. Seymour at 6t4GT
cts.
Seymour Basta5le sold y government cattle
stockeTS-frOm Virginia at 81 cts.
Edward I. Holton sold 81 fair Ohio cattle for W
Taylor at I2@S2 cts; Is fair Ohio cattle for Simon
Stout at 1l49S4 cts; and fair W Virginia cattle
Tor /. G. Gallahue at S@S12 cts.
THE SHEEP MARKER.
The receipts this week are follows:
~ HusseIl 9aFu..'''';
At the CalyeTon yard ....................... S62
3,lS9
QUOTATIONS..
There has been an unusually large supply of sheer
received during the week, mostly Of Il medium and
poor quality, extra sheep being very scarce.
The large supply has had depressing effect on the
market. and caused decline since last report OF
15c to 81 . 100 lbs. They may be quoted now at 5 to
~ cts q ID gross, and the market exceedingly dull
at these figures.
McColland x Logan quote sheep at az cts, with
a full supply and market dull
THE SWINE MARKET.
The receipts at the various yards this week are
viz
At Russell's yard .................. 97l
McClelland LOgans yard............... ,Sl3
,ruv 4 Irnr1
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cts. lot of 300 bushels Rye was offered. but sales
we're reported We continue to quote it at $1,000 cts
Tor Maryland and Pennsylvania
MOLASSE S.-There has been no movement in
Moiasses for a day or two, and the market may be
Muscovado atA3@5O cts English Island at 40 cts for
common; 65@75 for good to PRIME and Porto Rico at
PROVISI0NS.-The market for Provisions con-
nues very quiet, but change to note in its
general condition, and it may still be said to be
there Is very little fully cured Offering and hear of
no sales to-day Shoulders are held generally at 1879
cts and Sides at Isl cts There is fair jobbing de-
mand for Bacon at l5@l5% cts for Shoulders l73IalS
cts for Sides and 22925 cts for plain and sugarcured
Hams but there no large lots selling Mess Pork
as we are advised, and we quote Lard as closing at
iIAglS cts for City, and lSl4@1S1% cts for Western
sales were made. Hogs, we understand, were sold
to-day TO packers at IA cts which is an improy
RlCE.-Ihere has been no movement in this arti
Gle today but we quote it steady at 5000 cts. cur
re9ey Tor East India, and 12@l3 cts for Carolina.
Su "a kSIA cargo of 255 hhds Porto Rico Sugar
private. We note also sales of Is hhds good English
Island at IA cts and of 10 hhds choice do at 15
The market for Sugars is heavy and although we have
evidently downward. We again quote as follows,
viz at lO9llH cts for fair to good refining: 12@l3%
to prime Porto Rico and Ia &@I5! for CentrifugaIs
KEFINED SUGARs.-We notice further reduction
at e WSg afd at fqSa Hard far Gqhs
for circle AZ 5 cts for B; 10 cts for Extra and ell
low at l4@l4l2 cts.
SEEDS.-The market for Cloyerseed was quiet to
day, and prices for it rather lower, A lot of 100
bushels fair Seed was sold on Change at SS121 and
some IS to 100 bushels good do. brought 1926 =
bushel, which was the highest price paid to-day So
far as we could learn. We continue to quote limo
thy seed at S35Q@4, the latter figure being generally
asked for it, and Flaxseed at S2.9093 2 bushel.
SALT.-LiverpOOl is selling to the trade in lots as
wanted at 1890 for Ground Alum 81 25 for Ashton
fine, S2.65@3.15 p sack for other brands do. and
Turks Island at $500 cts Z bushel, but the market
is dull
WHISKI.-Whisky continues dull and heavy
We hear Of no sales. but quote nominay City and
Western at S22Sg2.30 r gallon. The proposition
to reduce the excise tax on Whisky has unsettled the
market, and it closes weak.
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g - So - CENTRAL RAILWAY,
WINTER SCHEDULE,
On and md, after Monday, Nov 70, 1865,
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
Leave Baltimore as follows:
York Accommodation, No 1.............. o. 72O A. NJ
nii 900
6aSI LINE P NJ
Parkton Accommodation, No. 1............1230 /"
1Orh 10 3.............,. $50 -
PittabuTg and Erie 725
Plttsburg and Elmlra Express. ......,.......l0UJ
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pittsburg and Elmira Express. ,...,.... 7OO A. NJ
ParNton Accommodation No. 2....."........ $50 80
York Accommodation No. 2...................10l5
fast Line P III.
Parkton Accommodation, No. 4, at Bolton 43O "
T! 23g -
Mail; Fast Line and Pitsburg and Elmira Express,
will not stop between Baltimore and Parkton
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains, leave
daily except Sundays.
Ptsburg and Erie Express, leave daily except Sat
Pittsburg and Elmira Express leaves daily
Mail and Accommodation Trains arrive daily ex-
eept Sundays.
LImira Express arrives daily except Mondays.
Fast Line arrives daily.
Mail Fast Line, Pittsburg and Erie Fy press and
P!ttSburg and Emra Express make close connections
with the pennsylvania Central Railroad at Harris
qurg Tor fltshgrs, Cleveland Columbus Cincnn ali,
indianapolis, chicago, St Louis, Fort Wayne Louis
and Southwest. Mail and Express Trains connect at
Elnlra with the \ ew ork and Erie Railroad for
all points IN Northern Central and Western New
York.
For further Information, apply at Calvert Station.
j. n. DUBARRY,
General Superintendent.
ED. 5. YOUNG,
n"i6-tl General Passenger Agent.
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III uI f9IV. 10. LINb IIUgs ~
Cincinnati Markets.

| CINCINNATI, Feb. Flour and Wheat are un-
| changed, Hogs Sll75-cOsng heavy. Receipts ], 20i
| head. Mess Pork nominal at $3.50 Lard is in fail
| demand. Whisky is nominal.
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Reported Especially for the Baltimore Commercial
LIVE STOCK SCALES. Feb. l, 1866.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
DecVeS....;". 334
Sheep and Lambs. ,1S9
AOSs.'''.''.. ,ZyD
lOtal..........-.... ...-........... b,Sly
There were received at the following yards:
Beeues.
At Russeil's yards. 201
At the Calverton yards ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
At the stables direct. 10
1874
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET THIS WEEK
Very best sale to-day 81 80. 50 lc.
That generally rated first quality Size.
Medium or good fair quality .............. 6 G7%c.
Ordinary thin Steers Oxen and COws.........5 oslo
inferior and lowest grades of Cattle......... pTc
General average OF the market tOday........ Ne
Extreme range of prices. dS3tc
Most OF the sales are 2973c
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FROM.
w W
y est lI5lulG 81
ltinSy wanna
' itEln l.'.. ~
NthLuckl 80
hiurylIllu 81
4Otdi 5j4
THE ROUTES BY wHICH.rHEY CAME.
Baltimore L Ohio R................ 13l
Hoat 49, 81
vi %
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LIST OF DROYERs.

The following are he names of drOvers owners or
consgnees of the principal drOyes and where the cat
reported from:
Seymour K Bastable. Na................. 10
t. II. Seymour W. b
W. Taylor. Ohio .......... "a
II. KlOpfer Ky......... .. ,.,.,.. g.;
G. W. Friend, ....,.,,,,.. %
y CHPningham,
t't ell Onlo
/. Miller, Is
s. Needy, Pa............... II
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EAFFsCE OF gEEE CnagMENClAE. Rg'GA sss
: ? BOAT COMPANY, FLANNs%AN'S WHARF.
8SLT5aoEE Seutolnber q 8a5.

Lei Americans suppot, American industry,
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MEDICINE CHESTS FOR SHIPPING
to order.
OLD CHESTS replenished, promptly, neatly, and |
at low rates by BENJAMIN I. WEIGH,
PharmaceutSt,
No. 63 South Broadway,
in l-6m One door South of Pratt st. BALTIC
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baltimore Live stock Market.

epoTted Especially for the Baltimore Commercial.
LIVE STOCK SCALES, Feb. l, 1866.
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Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
No. A SECOND STREET. No-tb c;,.

ms Is company insures against LOSS OR DAMAGE
p flhh on all descriptions of property eithrr =;
inc CITY or county, for week. month or year 'A III
II also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short II
suranees made on Merchandise in bonded and ~ N
age warehouses and where the risk has termin5tcc5
ed. I64N CO8TIESSS urn
President
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Philadelphia Markets.

thiL5SDEdPaIA Feb Flour is dull; Northwestern
white S225@26o. Yellow Corn is in demand nj q
81 s "a Is in demand sales 1000 bushels at
$2 52es'0V' flaxseed sSl5. Whisky dull at So. $50
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q
On and after MONDAY next, Nov. 18th, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, from A. NJ. to P. NJ
except l. noon.
Night car for TOwsoEtown at II p. II.
Leave Iowsontown every hour from a. NJ to 7
NJ. c"eent Z noon. nos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
speech nc a Marriage Festival.

speech ~ ~ MaFfinSc EteAAf ale
The following little speech, which
smacks of the poetical genius of Alex
Smith, was made in Memphia recently
by bridegroom, at the wedding supper
table: ISIS -
Tonight I shake hands with the past
/ live henceforth in future jcya An
unknown door is opened wide, and T
enter an abode of perfect bestitude
These two persons, whose lives have
been well spent, have reared and train
ed, in love ard kindness, the sharer OF
my future joys and woes If my life be
blissful, I will owe them much, IN that
they have imbued the mind and heart of
their adopted child with lessons of On;
rity, kindness, truthfulness and love.
am eonfdent of the future. The shadow
of the present shall fall upon it, even
when my bride and I ohave grown old,
and invest il with sunset glories. The
man who, in yogth, knew some soft
soul-subduing air, melts when again he
( hears il sung. Although it is not half
so touching, yet it awakes sweetest
echoes in dresmland, and to age it re-
peats the story of youthful hopes, pas
sions, and love i may not deserve the
good I have won. Love is not won. II
gives itself, and if not given, no wealth,
genius, beauty, state, or wit, no gold OF
earth or gem of heaven ia rich enough
TO purchase it. Loving thee, my bride,
nv heart shall keep its old memories,
ike the sea shell its wonted melody.
1T
ding night Loves music steals on us
ike dawniug light, which over all the
heavens spreads and invests the world
with beauty and glory. The road that
led on through the unknown future was
dark and dreary, but celestial splen'
dor now lights up the gloom, and the
fair bride, her spirit-self a peri at the
oates of Paradise, invites me onward
and upward to life Of purest pleasures
and duties of bene6cence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

CATs-CAT PARODY ON PoE's RAVEN. -
The local editor of the Montezuma
(Iowa) Republicans appears to have a
great horror of cats and admiration for
the style Of Poe's Raven." Witness
the following poetical effusion:
The other night while we lay musing,
and our weary brain confusing DER the
topics of the day, suddenly we heard a
rafting, as Of serious hosts battling,
as they mingled in the fray. What is
that2' we cried, upstsrting, and into the
darkness darling, slapl we ran against
the door. "Oh, It's nothing" Edward
grumbled, "iis bug and nothing more. "
Then sold we, our anger rising (for we
thought it so surprising that bug should
thus offend 80 Do you think small in
sect, sir, thus the air would all infect,
sirl No, It's not A'bug, my friend.
Now, becoming sorely frightened
round our waist our pants we frightened,
and put on our coat and hat-when into
the darkness peering, we saw with
trembling and much fearing the glaring
eyes of Thomas Cat, Esq With aston
ishment and wonder we gazed upon this
son of thunder, as he sat upon the floor
when resolution taking, and a rapid
movement making, 10, we opened wide
the door, Now clear out, we hoarsely
shouted, as Ger head our boot was fout.
ed. Take your presence from the
floor" Then with air and mien maiest.
ic, this dear creature, called domestic
made his exit through the door Made
his exit without growing, neither wa
his voice bowling, not q single word h
said. And with feeling much .elated, VI
went hack to bed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

Judge Goodrich, of Minnesota, ct q
printers festival tried to prove the anti
putty Of printing By asserting that the
patriarch Job knew all about it, and
quoted the following passage: -s
"Oh, that my words we're now writtenl
Oh, that they we're printed in book
that they were craven with an iron pen,
with lead in q rock forever T. The
Judge considered this IN doubted evil
dence that Job understood the art of
scriting, printing, ENGRAVING, stereotyp-
ing and Ethogrdpbing He mentions
them in their regular order, as they have
been discovered.
Probably Job was was the originator
of JOB printing. -NashUilLe Press.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AroAaD no INvALIDs.

We invits the special attention Of the sick end
afflicted, no matter what the disease, CT how bad
to careful peFasal Of DR.. KasteFly's medical adj
vestissments, which can be seen IN smother eoi-
umn of our papar this morning. DR.. Easteriy's
/ Family Medicines are standard preparations sell
rapidly, give general satisfaction, are kept In all
the principle drug stores and are the most Cels-
brated and Popular Remedies now IN use. We
advise families to keep sopPly Of each OF DR..
EAsterly's Mediciass on hand and thereby save
money in doctors bills. For sale BY the Drug
gists of Evansville
RebeITfon am the Hum ann Iraterior.
Rebsllions are NOT confined to bodies pollsis.
They break out in our swn interiors as well as In
the "bowels of this land.' The natural Law Of our
bodies is health, but we misuse them, and they
revolt. We subject them to exposure, we over
task them. We overload the stomach, We nsgIect
the bowels. We plunge out Of our rooms hotter
than the tropics into atmosphere below the
freezing point, and I'm various other ways trifs
with our health.
p Bat these frames Of ours are wonderful ma
chimes, and we can, BY the use Of the PROPER
MEANS, so IRVIGoRATE and REGULATE
them Is to render them almost proof against the
Ordsals to which, in our reeklessnsss, we subject
them.
Nothing that has ever bsen known or heard of
ms tonic adds much to the resistant power Of
the human systsu under circumstances unfayor
able to health Is H0sTErTER'5 STOMACH
BITTERs. II Jon would escape the Intermittent
fsvtrs, nts Of Indigestion, bilious attacks, and
bowel complaints, Of which cold and damp are ths
frequsnt causes, use the BITTERs as PROTECT
I'VE MEDICINE, This 10 the wissst course; but
II already an invalid. try the preparation as a
REsTQ eAgIVE. In either case full reliance
may Be placed upoa its efficiency. Sold every |
whereas naas Mercury, Dsc. 25fh, 1862. Jas 1w |
Diseases and Abuses which Prema-
tnrely PROSTATE he vital powers, vita sure means
Of relief Sent free Of charge In scaled letter en-
veIopes. Address Or. J. sKILLIN HoUGHTON, !
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
jan3d&v1m. -EiSF "a Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

An IMPORTANT Witness. - Jeramiat
Mason was engaged as council in the
celebrated trial of Rev. E. K
Avery, Methodist divine, for the muir.
der Of Young lady in Rhode Island.
He experienced great difficulty in obtain
ing evidence suf gent to establish his
case, when one ri fht about II o'clock,
as be was hard at work, well known
clergy rushed in upon him breathless
with excitement, and exclaimed:
Mr.. Mason, I've got the evidence
that will clear brother Avery"
well, sir, what is it2"
Yes, sir, / have it. / had dream
last night, in which the angel Gabriel
appeared and said Avery was innocent"
Very good, sir; then take that sum-
mons and have it served on Gabriel at
once"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

A new financial dodge is working in
Boston-what We should call concern
ing church 1t seems that there is
an edi6ce in that city, built by past
generation for pious purposes, and is
worth about $l20, 000-and has oonly
some fifty pew-holders. These pew-hold-
ers propose to sell the concern, and d.
vide the money, and dissolve the corpo-
rationl -