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Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
q Beacon Of Health

BThe good things Of this world have each their
appointed mission.
1t is the mission Of HOsTETTER's STOMACH
BITTERs 10 prsueAt and relieve great variety Of
ailments.
/ For twelve years its success as protsctivs and
remedy has been without check or drawback. II
is strong nsgatvs evidence Of this fact, that the
efficacy Of the article as specific for dyspepsia,
billiOusness. constipation, nervousness, general
debility, and intermittent feyers, has never been
questioned.
AS proof positive Of its infallbility in such cases
the statements Of public men whoze names
familiar as household rords, have from time 20
tisas been given to the world
II its reputation is not founded in facts. then
truth Is a shadow, and the nttsranees Of consci-
entioHs citizens are Of no vsluo than sdicers
oaths.'
And what 10 its roputatiOn7 Let shs progress Of
its sales answer the inquiry. Where twei ty bot
ties Of Hostettsr's Bitters sold In 1855, Fve
hundred dozen are disposed of now.
Could public opinion be mora aKgnfGcantIy ex-
pssssed than BY its unparalleled increase Of CON.
sumption 1t seems impossible. fes..
The preparation has been initiated Where are
he imitators1 Echo answers, s'wheref" TO the
Iimbo" of things lost on earth they all either
gone or going, Peace be with themf mar22 fw
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Re-
newer has proved itself to be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the pub
tic ~ 15if 81
1T WILL RESTORE GREY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR. tst4
1t will keep the hair from falling ont.
~It eleansos the scalE and makes the hair soft,
.ustrous and silken. -....-s..........
1t is a splendsd hair dressing. .a--..sl 2 2
/ No person, old or Young. should fail to use it.
E II ID RECOMMENDED AND USED By
FiTE FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
BS-Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Re-
lever, snd take no other.
b. p. HALL a CO.,
Nassau, NJ a., Proprietors.
For sale ty KELLER WHITE, and Drug
lists generally. oc25 6m
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Total, $35,27s,4O5 s6

~ flaf ass
sss=ssa sff 10 $3.50 lsp .ao7a h-9 ~
s8st4Am sbei silgnsalq
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

Stair Linen and Oil Cloth,
Silver+plated Stair Rods,
Papier Meche stair Rods,
Polished Brass Stair Rods,
Table Linens & Napkins,
Linen g. Cotton Sheetings,
Linen & Cotton Pillow Casing
Rubber Sheetine (water-pr5oD
Wool & Rubber Piano Covers,
Velvet & Brus seIlsF ootStooIs
Table Oil Cloths, &C., &C.
{ Experienced Paper Hangers and Up.
holsters viii be furnished when required.
Carpets cut and made TO order. Oil
Cloths fitted and put down. cornices
mounted and pat up. Window Shades
hung, Window Valences of elegant
styles and new designs made up and
furnished on short notice. All work
warranted, Prices guaranteed as Low
as in any similar establishment in the
United States. Give us a can.
I VIM. e. FRENCH& CO
No.a1O First Street,
g ~ up Stairs si.ogs q IS
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TO FARMERS.
The Farmers Companion.

The Farmers' Companion.
T III. GLEIOHMAN OFFERS HIS IMPROv-
~ I'D STUMP EXTR ACTOR. to the public.
This Machine is one Of the most useful to Farm
Ars now in use. This Machine is designed for
three important purposes:
First-To extract stumps.
Second-To haul Saw Logs
Third-To raise and haul large Rocks. 3
It is durable,s imple and cheap. Two men can
work it.
I, Farmers who wish their fields and meadows
clean Of Stumps, will fnd 1t TO their interest to
ret one of these Machines.
For particulars apply to
j. M. GLEICHMAH,
No. SO Main street, opposite Court-houso,
Z marI4- 3md&w Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
Erross Of youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Eery-
ous Debility, Premsture Decay, and all the effects
Of youthful indiscretion, will for the sake Of suf
fering humanity, send free to all who need IL the
recipe and directions for making the simple ieme-
1y by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertiser experience, can do SO by
addressing, in peri ct confidence,
- JOHN B. OGDEN,
fah2r.ann No Ia Oh am I,nra atrnot lqa.u Ynr1r
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
A GROWN OF GLORY,
Every Man, Woman and Child who has used
Sterling's Ambrosia

willing to recommend it. Three years of rap
lily increasing sale have made the Ambrosia fa-
nous all over the world. =
1T is WARRANTED TO PLEASE. Z
1t cures Itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
{, II prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
aeaascs the Scalp, Cools the Heated Brow, Re
aoves Dandrun, Cures Nervous Herdache, Cures
badness, Insures Luxuriant Locks, Incfines Hair
} Curl, supereedes Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters.
iood effect apparent at once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
he Ambrosia win suit yOu to- T. Elegantly
ut up. DeIicateIy Perfumed. Patronized by
ipera Singers and Actresses. Sold in splendid
,oxss or cartone, containing two large bottle
10. for morning, No. for evening.
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
sTERLING's AMBR0sIA is the best, most
greeable and effective toilet in the world. To
rove this, try carton.
Sold by Druggists.
3terllng's Ambr0sIa Manufacturing
Company,
215 FULTON street, NEW YORK.
q 4
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1t is the mission Of HOsTETTER's STOMACH
BITTERs 10 nrareni and reliepa a rrnnt Tariatv Of
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
JOlgate's Aromatio vegetable SOAP

A superior ToILEr SOAR, prepared frcm refined
FEaETAsBE oILs' in combination with GLYcERIsE
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES aud
or the EURsERx. Its perfume Is exquisite, and
Is washing properties unrivalIed. For sale by all
iruggists. feb23 'e5-d&w1y. &
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A Cough, Cold, or sore Throat,
REoUIREs IMSEDrArK ATrEsTIoE AND SHOULD BE-
CHECKED. If ALLOWED TO coSTIsUE,
irritation OF the Lungs, Permanent
Throat Affection, or am In
curabIe Lung Disease

IS OFTEN THE RESULT. rrrz
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
HAVING DIaEcr INFLUENCE TO THE PARTs, GIVE
IMMEDIATE aELIEF.
For BrOnchitIs, Asthma, Cntarrh,
COnsuEnpttve and Throat Diseases,
RocHEs ARE USED WITH always aooD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
biIl find Trochea useful in cIsarirg the voIce when
Aken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
1e. throat aftsr unusual exertion of the vocal
rgans. The 7roches are recommended and pre-
eribed BY Physicians, and have had testimonials
rom eminent men throughout the country. Be
lg an article Of true merit, and having proued
heir efficacy by .sst Of many years, each year
ndn them in new localities in various parts oi
he world, and the Troches are universally pro-
ouuced better than other articles.
OvrAIE only eBRowE's BRONCHIAL TRccHEs," "
nd do not take any Of the Horthless Imitatton.
aat may be offered.
Sold everywhere In the United States, and in
oreign Countries, at S5 cents per box.
DEE 6md&w $ ser.~
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
A CARp no INvALIDs.

We invite the special attention of the sick and
flicted, no matter what the disease, or how bad,
0 a careful perusal of DR.. Easterly's medical aa-
eItisements, which can be seen In another col
mn OF our paper this morning. DIR. Easterly' .
Family Medicines are STANDARD preparations, sell
apidIy, give general satisfaction, are kept in al
ne principle drug stores, and are the most Ceie-
rated and Popular iienedies now in use. We
dvise families to keep supply of each of DR..
;astsrly's Medicines on hand and thereby save
honey in doctors bills. For sale by the Drug
lists Of Evansville.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

TX BAGS Ass0RFED-GREEN AND ROAST
AO cd Rio Oones, Java Coffee and LaguayrP
YIoKERY BROS,
mars ilHa 1872 Main street.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

WThe good things Of this world have each their
appointed mission.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
AUCTION.
HIRAM NELSON 3
MUSIC.
NeW Mnain-snnra.

si New Music-Songs.
%se VETE PARTED BY THE RIVER sIDEr,
w This is a Beautiful Ballad, and will be
very popular. By W. T. Hays. Price IS cents.
"a o, tell me tell me Birdie wildi,, German
aud English words, by Gumberts 60 cents by
mail. - s5-r .r-..,.'
o. Music Of the Foot Fall ~ splendid Song.
and destined TO become standard piece so sstfs.
=" The Ladies' Opportunity Song for Lean
Year, dedicatsd to the young ladies Of America ;
SID INSTRUMENTAL.
@Diana Polka ........,.......... 40 cents
FSea Beach GO cents
sMarch dos Zuayes c.nts
All those marked with star are splsndidly IL
Illustrated.
MARI bstfuii WARREN q ooNYNGToE.
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money and two inom steam coryettes hare
bocn put At Ibc disposal OF the expedition.
These two corvestea, Meteor and Drxche,
have 5ccn built at the royA wharf at Dauzlc,
md their splendid engines furnished bJ the
English foundry Of Pom & Son. They viii
leave thett armament in Dxnxig, viii re-
ccirc an improved sailing apparatus, and CON-
Portable cabins on their decks. the prnws
l1ave been greatly Strengthened BY masslse
iro1l arsnors. The crews Will he formed By
volunteers Of the royal aud Of the commercial
navy Of Hamburg. In order to provide them
With a large supply Of coal, several proper ar
rangements Oh bourd Of the ships have been
introduced-
Capt. Werner, by tclegraphtc despatch, has
been summoned to Berlin, to report In person
to The King on au the details Of the e1pedi-
tion- As soon AZ he Will have returned to
Hamburg, both cnrrcites will immediately
aRteam from Danxig 10 Hamburg, aud # ~
forscen circumstances will not delay thttf ae-
parturc, the Captain thinks To sail In tue DE-
ginning Of April.
The plan lie thinks 10 pursue, aecorning 10
the Instructions of Peterman. Is the iofao*ing
lie Will not spend his time t'ke fraaklln and
kunc, by sojouEnme In tue Arctic regions,
b,,i will sail at once for spssxoergcn, Where
there arc 1et1ud large mines 0t sood coal. aud
aftcr having obtained n new SIMPLY thereof.
lie will stari without delay for the North Pole
itsc1t
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Formerly o. james LOCK nosp"a cus'o" hoase s-'
Nc. o7!eans L. ttsaoaeea ~ isss'' Is noT peFsns'
nsn'ls located It ~ i-and@lph st. chicago ILL.,
spee'ai1 the tFessneat OF o'o chronic rn7cn1'als
ssphhitc' and PFtrs'e di'esses' without meFrarf'
'odioe POTASH arsene or ans poison; eas with nen-
hAl1o. which Is positive cofe LOT this much 10 be
aftaoeo end terrible disease 1@poseaey saa spefms
1orneh' nfonsnt On os 'ea+aoose &c. Win au IL ds-
plosaose raan OF Hnpsoms' sfe3tea ana radically
cured BY IN tnhlli1te METHOD Or. james fesntno-
mails ate from the hlkhtst medical authority IN The
Cn1ed stAtcs aud ho the almost entfe press OF the
south which have appeared ID shis psper fraa time
to time. 1hs following extract Of letter from the
eminent Dr., Robert Aougns, who has been psaectnx
medicine IN New orttaos, La, foe the last twnntJ
yeaTs ind we'll known to the residents OF that city,
The letter wa written to gentleman OF Mobile Ats
hems In answer 10 letter OF inquiry II to DE- Jame1
abilities. HereHh:
To many person.. haTtng applied TO me, suffering
WITH dlsesaea saen ~ or- JAMES maXss his Special
province haTe recommended thse gentleman. know
Ing he has great zeputauoo' and In every Gaze 10
far az can learn. he hss not disappointed either my
ssn or patient. One case OF = 5oans man suffering
With Syphilis IN it, tertiary FORM, and who had been
under somf Of The most Aoe phsnctans IN the city.
myself with the-Eho had aiso been unaef the treat
ment ot KieoFd. Of Pa1', ne celeorased Specialist
WITHOUT deriving but httle. II sn1a neneoes placed
himself under the treatment OF Dr. James, whom,
from every ASSURANCE oelieTe to b. psrfecfiy and
permanently cu1ed+ Dr.. James method OF treating
ayph1!ts u With oeutfaazef nuy Hno"n ana used BY
himself. Tho Doctor uses no mercury, tod!de po-
or aassapsEils- which ufugs, he asserts
VAIL not eradicate the poison from the system, and
ffom our Win These dfnSs 70 aink IT Is
= 0GE0$
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Wr. BtEef0W

II the only Physician 4 Specialist now In the city
thas can be entirety relied upou. Go TO ux God Lot
suffer utseaso 70 remain IN yons system. daaxurtk
sour fce sad body bea,des destroying your happinesa
and future prospects In life. h has made rsrsoz u
disesse aad nervous debility his study foe the i.st
twenty yeA1e aad u therefore tho pesson whom al
Afflicted should commit No ono heafd OF pa.
nt Of Ills not bei1z cured since he has been In the
city. His reputation has vouchers IN al the city ps
pe, hi paueuta and the medical peofesoa both he1e
and abroad. being The mast skilled Specialist he1e
and thorough master Of hts profession. a11 Others
tat., don't despair: give him ca1l. It II oply
mon occurrence with htna to cuse such cases. His
stparste Tor ladies and gentlemen and the
most oonplete IN tho city. Consultations ftea and
conhdeottal.
Once No. 158 Boutb Clark Esztet corner Of Monroe,
half block RON the Pust otncc- Post Once Box 134
Cblc1gp, d. On1cs hour fron =. n. to SPIN.
Send for bis "Guide to HEALTH" Published monthly,
nee Of charge.
fouse Mxy, TAu PARTICULAR No11cx.-Doeto1
Ekelov ttEutea much OF bis time to the zeatmentot
ttose cansed By Fecet habit which rutns both
body and mind. uniting the unfortunate individual
tor either hualness society. The tad elect Of these
carly habits. the OF Itpef Jeass IL to weaken
aud dehlltate the constitution. destroy the physical
md mental powers. diminish and eneeble the natural
fseltnss md ezhauus the vital energies Of manhood
the pleasures Of lie Uaed. the object Of marriage
frustrated, and existence ttself rendered tertn OF
uoceaank misery and regret. Such person.. especially
those contemplating marriages. should 1ose no time In
making Immediate application. - Dr. J., BY his new
treatment IN euabled " eoture . tpeedy and pczma-
nens cnse.s' g.
II on,ee. 174 soath c,.rk,st, corner Of Monroe.
, 1866-04-10

djstre7s nanst follow. but We t,uss i ull be only
Temporary. Tneee xezu eoEee Indications q M
esstpesr appetrot 3eSterdfytausonR depcs1ton m
other H3nkr. but thtre l. no neentou rot t. All
The napeyed ,nst1sution. Of ne s.5 ne ID =, CON.
{njofu,ed aut&dpate no furthar dtra.ters- Of me
Kind. Mnch Of !he money s,thdaxn- fsom Ward
& Brother has zone INFO The hsnds OF othos banking
hours {. and made them exslc1 fhau eTes.
Tbefc ha. been auu1.. surprise eTpteksed that the
au1ouat Of d~pottts with Ward 4 Brother was 20
la1ge. The .fnsn rrooshy Y That many peop!e sup
he houec. = len be re11lv Ind nothing 10 do viii
y n!s etss bst ensn IN IN =, nssh rom opening
I'd 10 copnnn ,he error. The members Of the bank.
tur f1t7p are his Dephews.
, 1866-04-10


[Frpu1 the North American, 9TH fnst]
An important and spirited sais Of ory Eooda was
made yestesday bx the auction nrm 1f Mars. Fur.
ent Hs1niey, It computed the ent!re balance Of
The stock II trade of MeA. 11rdsay. Ehittick & Co..
OF New York, recognized bT the t.de n tud!tlous
A0d t2sefn selections OF te1tiIe fnhacs. 1hn cous
panT aE bu5srs waa large one and the meTohandlse
1&4t wrtk's prices.
The zooos we're eaurtly new znd fresh, anl Of the
la'est The as1e began with high coiared strps
chA1 leA, Al 1aci nohAtf 1nstre stripes. nye
weut 4 lsc; black aud xhlse super London ch.cts,
&c: sv EEey mehAnx. =oc: black and xhte ch
stripe ptpltp- printed uohaif lnstrrs DO granite
ius1e apAea dv: super Etch str1pe moza nIq1e, .4c
nohaiF a ctea+ @cs Nt7ped lenOs 23Hc; Feh itripe
poplna soHci mohair hlAct and white cha IN. EXC.
SC the latter for stripe c.mlets Of Hob cost. sliE
check mozambique brought S5a3tc, Had silk stripe
grenadines l6<+!..c Ray lacllafdson's imitation
silk G. oets fouArds mbhAlr sfrpes &c, niue lots,
ranged nj from No &c, silk cheek popns, two lots
oEousht .l@ yaldi woet gep!tneste hlsa cost 70
ha,F one, 4natlc white mohsls figured
57hc: nauhair 10nlxfdS, 123oc t4uu1stne 415s Ac
ozHsndtE printed &c ohaaT sh1E1!ngB+ Sic; printed
camhElc ehrt&, high cost. tti.3s mohar shirts. Sla
a large lot Of ahAW1a was now 10 d. L1uAl At 81
cent?; woTr 1sue, 400; tissue Equare nom <:o04
s.Mx Avolomioas Linz Of Nhite 9oodt sold u hx-
bta1itul line Of Evpds eagerly BID for Those bring
!, r &c wsIe oI choce qualify rlaid fa!naooks 4
ne ofIhr11ts tha'IoloHen sold from t1kc no to tic,
TIC hiter btink 10! TeET choice goodk, adapted to
nrst clkts clty retail tEnde
Satin sllipe 1odia txlll long cloths brought s.x9
extra medical toWe!s brought n high - s2kc.
The sale In Aj Iefpect$ WAS N interesting Cle.
, 1866-04-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
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MnwpAr ErENIAl. -AEnl 3

MONDAY EVENING. Apnl 2, 1886.
The money nafket todsI "a* eeuefAly reported
10 b.. Close. The demand be'nx mora active on
court Of The derl1ne in gold sod prices Of produce
1be feru}sr tapks. however generally discounted
frs, cis.s paper TO their cnztomGs at 10 per eept
per anuum. nnttbe pHsate bankers end street bro
kerr chsreed lt,e pr cent 1scr month.
Tho eurply Of Eae'ezn exchange. ~ compared
With rhe de.usnd, was light snd the market ruied
asmer iban on Saturday, with no chauRe however
m 1s'et. The counter rates were par buying, md
1.1r p<rminm seltuE. Hound lots were rold among
f4nke's al premium cf boA60c PR thousznd.
The decline in gold To-day had dtrre+sin eject
on The general markets, and We have 10 note lower
p1ioss for produce. Flour wa active snd drm.
Wheat declined fully &c per bushel. Corn WIS
eseser, but more sctise, pNt'culaty fof future de-
livery. Oats fell 1c per buehel. Rye WIS tteady.
PTortsiout werc dull and heavy.
Gold opened in New York today al 18TH, de-
cllnod 10 1ss5, ind closed 1t 1a6,. Tht following
are lhe quotations tcles1aphed to James Boyd )
Rty1ther& trf1A .hvc1a1n.
, 1866-04-10

from the New Bedfo' Mercury. d lnst1
TT Gsrqut 9Itole Captain !s,nes.a tbe oIst OF the
Orto!e has heen .bsNs thirty four months. md has
IRIS Of whale oil, and safuo pounds Of bonc-n vGy
good Tr3Aze. II WIS the tntentton Of Captain to
Ing quite ttck. upon hls arrival at the Sandwich
lAlkuds last fill, he Was Obliged TO put sway tor
home.
The ship Ceylou OF Boston. Captain Wood. also n,
rived 1t this FoEt yesterday from Honolulu with 1is
freight THREE othes merchAntmen Asr now due At
this port with oil aud bone on freight, and may b.
Honolulu. and The OtaSs. from Sxp francisco.
, 1866-04-10

ain lining the keftle from the dre sca1det
myae1f very severeY-one hand Almost to cE1dp. Iht
torture N&s unnt1yable- :. The Mexican Mus
tang Lnnent rellev,d the pain almost immediately.
Il bheaIed rapidly. and Left yerS little scar.
"cHAs. Eos ER. IL o DEosd 1t. Phissds."
This Is merely sarpIs Of what the Austanx L1ut-
nens viii do. TITS fuTauao1e IN nj cares OF wounds.
swe.lngs sprsns cuts, bruises, eplvins. etc. either
upon man or beast-
teHaro OF counter!tts. None IL Renuuo un'ess
wrapped In ne steelpate enExzvinzs, bearing rho sfE
nature Of w. Westbrpok, Chemist, and the prtndte
st4u Of DxxAs BARNES 4 Co.. Eew York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold By MI drug
, 1866-04-10
BIOKRENE.

This preparation Is tnTAlpAbiein nervous Weaknesses
OF al Kinds, IS It will restore the wsstel strength
With wonderful petmaneoce. ..
is also grad tonic. and wni give relief IN Dys-
use Wnl renoysto the stomach y degree Of perfect
health. sod Danish DyspepntA FOREVER
one Dollar hottie. Of stx Bottles for H. Sold by
Druggists generally.
S<nE by express anywhere, BY undressing
, 1866-04-10

What Did Itt-A young lady. returning TO her
country hoxe Rttr soIourn Of o few months In New
YORK. hardly reeoxnlxed by her friends. In place
Of Tustic uushed taco. ahe had son ruby complex
lon, Q! almost Marble smoothness and instead OF "a,
she really appeared but II. She told them plainly shc
used Hagana Magnolia Bau,, and would cot b.. with.
out lit. ANY lAdy caa Improve he1 personal sppesr-
ante vey much bY nainx this article II can be order
I'd OF any druRxist for ouly 80 cents.
SARATOGA sPldSG WATER, sold by al Dtugxi
, 1866-04-10

kAI IAw A1zl Il
L.. -. = s.s~ I.,rs.;~..,S AD3
~. p-,s,.,ar -,.,s-., a. n.r., -. al, 49,;
,,..-,at .r1 -. -. =. ...e.t go. =. .,. soo
~ NJ. p,-1. :, eS< * - rn ~ ~, a.
e,z ~ 1.I. 80 -. .se.,- 49,. ~ "..,,...s 80 -
nn7nin., *.1 '1A
-. E7,r~ ,1.~t., ,-.. ,,,.. .,.,-. .,s .a
snr+nc rI,,re ,rers IN ns,ter -,,r..+ ~ 49,
Iii .,Ie. of ! ~; h-,. ~ r. naS m to- Sn-,n
.,+,,. ,ns e., onc,f r. -. ws,s- w,,.s- .t...
snrine snn<rsne F1our x.s aid ~ xs50
Tnc Whe,, 1n.rtet sut7erro drc1n~ oY y ,,er
tu.he1 md tr,nsaenons were connar,ttyelv ugbf-
amounting to ou,y 7atO0 bu.hcla. At 81 Al. .ao.
for No, spring in the Northwestern elevator. md
nj sl.s6li,e8 in regular bouses-cloefnr weak
4, the inside ptiees. No. Spring was sold At 83c
A lof Of choice White Winter Wheat yas eold at
- ~ ae,,ve,ed
~olo WIS eAs1t1s OUT tne1e "a1 Eooa oenand
Tor t1u1e delivery, with kales Of No. IN store pre-
sent delivery. At 46c. No. 1t 421ic, and Rejected
ut 4oG14lHe-closing ut the tnside quotations. For
frtrre detJxrv %1e rot- x.1e. ~ * mn hn.ha. =,
- -. -Sv'ss. ~ oS.e 80. u1s1, -" -, a.
~ ~ e - ~ .oa. eeAe9 Ws' na', VI 1.aS.
~ ~ ~ ~. ss"eA A"0 'o'e 1'''
'.1. ~. -. ~ 4..n'. -. ~. y. my,
t1s a.'s sapp! y. eo,u rs .sc !e1t'
~, Wv. ~ ~ ~ VIC e-
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MARINE LIST,

ARRIVED. April 9Th.
s11 stE e. n,51 ,a Msns:6y s.y MM.n,tosse sans.ss
schf yohn Weoef. Brown. Aanltosuc, so N shingles.
schr !; ia sn5i. ill., Iareen. sansto VOC no m shingles
Schz p IGnp'; Dunovsn. Aaaisowoc. Epcos wood.
ssst /; {; iFx,a Gin; csa.tsy.!ls: = q. soed.
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self Fanny ara Fo: Io1x sneboJssn. is {, shaGle.
eehr asis. ~ strea % si,ixsafss, MI ses 80 bu potatoes.
sehr A.t,IeE AcSair, Ta1vey. Itntz Pier. 80 eds
sehr Tascola, Baldwin. Grand Haven, 100 eda wood,
senr zsPb14 ,sns as1s9 ! e. +, rooo
ssss $Ss!5si da9Sss' Tsa%p:sa t. JOSEF cd,
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sco* HrosdslIe. schoedliu, St. Joseph, ~ eds wood
str, g., u,, v,,,.s;z 9Th.
Prop G. 1Iuesd.!! M.fco. urand ua7e1 suncrtes.
sehr a. kInk Mllkipsen: y Josepn. .undsies.
scnr Gem. FrelIch. 81 Joseph.
sssr sssr Rsy R,;, se.,aEI, Jeas,, IS Josspa:
Schr G. barber. La1s<nce. Ktwan-e.
s5 s5a sf'efa s:s'a as*SR Etiquette
Gchr barney Raton, RntDs, Union CiiT.
SChr frt< dom, Jscobson, Onion City.
Sehr 1. t. Irwin, Glen. Ctnteryt1le.
Eehr Charlotte. Fuiton. Censeryile
Ethr Mariner, sntd. Rlnke's Plef.
Schv Mars. kstexd, BlAke'f r1er.
Schr Transit Llrsen, MAnltowoc.
EChF "a Tempo. Dun1y2u ManltqEpt,
schr Sea Gull AlbrechL, MAnituWoc,
schr Hanover: McE1ueott. Grand Haven.
EchT MAiue, Williams. Gr1ud Haven,
Sthr Iuscota, BALD iD- GrHcd Hsyep.
Echs Hamilton. Ho6. GrAna Hayop,
Schr nslolT, rowcr. Mu3kezon.
Schr A1lce Craig. VI desIl9u, Kalamazoo,
schT Carrie Woodtofd: klie, Kalamazoo.
SchF Joe Villas. t:tce, Wolf Ktt cr-
SchF 1ieut: Gen. {. S. Grant, Wolf River.
Schr Erie, brow n. Lnfz I1er.
Ethr NJ. AcsSAFE, DunavAo, Lutz P1eE.
schr A4Rpef, Anderson. fnler's P1ts.
schr f. u. Grey Burns, Grand Haven.
Stow Grace a. 6sten, iuifcI1ou, white Lake supd's
Scnw Sea St&F. Eyfra. Tent HAttr
, 1866-04-10

-Sts CfqiL Lumber HqelneRa$
FFyrm the Gf T.u9 resh-1

A St1twater eotTespon6cnt leatns from gentlemen
thoroughly competent to deteFmine thAs ths amount
ct logs cut 1uflne the past Wlntc1 In the IAttous
not tbs te1noiest doubt In scEard TO suclet stage
q Haser th!s srrink toE onvnK" purposel 20 that
2ono feet Of old logs which havs been let tn the
xldeh can now be brought down, aud II toos ID s.
tmuo teet ol LOGS 70. he coming seasoa The ssmt
au,ou Of lumber manufactured thsn 10 previous
, 1866-04-10

All who value a beautiful head Of hair, and its
pxeaes stion rom premature badness and turning
gray Will not sa ute LJous' celebrated KathAtfon
Il makes the hair rlcb soft md g1ossy e.1dlcates
d1un, and causes the hair to grow with luxurIans
beauty. It " soli everywhere.
Il. THOMAS Lyon, Chemlat, N. r.
SARATOGA STRING WATER, sold BY all Druggists.
, 1866-04-10

The rret,ess thing, the sweetest thing" aud the
most Of It for the least monry. Itoyertoues she odo1
Of sotns and adds deltcacy the skin:
Is dell. htfu1 peFfone; alIA1e headache and todan
nation, and Ia necsssssJ companion In the sick room.
In the 1ussery. upon the soeE sIdtboArt- II can
be obtained everywhere At one doilar Per bottle.
SARATOGA sPRIEu WATEK, sold by all dsng.
e1s&s.
, 1866-04-10
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Commissioners Ct the Board Of Public Works.