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D EN- LDS'S p L L s.
MORE EVIDENCE OF THEIR EFFICACY.

certify that myself and family have been In tks
ha bit of using Dr. T. Rennoldss Hepatic Pills for
to try any other, for they have uniformly answered
all the purposes OF family pill. ! could say 2
deal In their but take It ios sa
them and, SO, their experience lihaVs no aonot,
will accord with mine. A. j. CARRIER.
STANTON, January s, 1865.
Dr. T. Rennolds having been my family phys!.
clan up to the time Of his death, which occurred
about two years ago, have had frequent oppor-
tunities to experience and witness tho effects Of his
Hepatic Pill and do not hesitate tn state that
believe they are the best medicine of the kind th ut
has yer been used In this section of country. Ny
lido. WILLIAM J. ID. BELL.
STAUsToS, VA, January 9, 1885.
take great pleasure In stating that ! have been
Pills in my family Tor some years, and consider
them in every respect superior to any medicine OF
the kind; have been engaged for some time In i.
have many persons In my employ. | have used
these pills among them with grsa,, success;
w. A. BURKE.
hereby certify that ! have used, both for my.
self and in my family, DR.. T. Rennoldss Hepatic
and satisfactory than any medicine have ever
used, and most earnestly recommend that every
family sk apf Ps
q.
deserve. BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
St2unton, Va.
thereby certify that have used DR.. Remedies
Hepac Pills for several years, both for myself and
In my family, and consider them most admirable
medicine such every family ought to keep itself
supplied with. Think them greatly preferable to
any other pill have ever tried.
January tth, lsso. THOMAS J. NICHE.
STANTON. VA, January 10, 1856.
hereby certify that have used for number OF
years DR.. Rennolds's Hspadc Pill, and can assure
the public that have derived more benefit from
them than from any pill have ever used. Their
action Is mild and quite efficient.
JOHN 3. SoHnIrr.
Persons troubled with Torpid Liver, Constipa.
ton, &c, deserve to sufer II they will not try
Rennolds's Hepatic Pills. Members OF my family
have been greatly benefited by their use.
GEORGE L. PEYTON.
CHARLorrEsvILLs. Va.
Price. FIFTY CENTS per box.
To be had Of ell druggists and dealers In msdi.
cline everywers.
PURCELL, LADD CO.. Druggists,
General Agents for the Proprietor,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
myN Richmond, Va.
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MONTAGUE Il WHITALL
Iv1 Late Of the Merchants Insurance Company
OF RIehmond.)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IL TN
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also eject
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
once. No. al Main street, jast below the Spots.
wood Hotel. ~ Ills
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Although Mr.. Speaker Colfax lives at
South Bend, no has decidedly North
bend .-LoaisviRs Journal.
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WASHINGTON, August 4.-Thc Star pc.
sitivcly contradicts the statement of the
New York Herald that General Howard
has resigned, or will be removed.
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"Jack, how near has the new telegraph
brought England and America together r"
"Within cables length, your honor"
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INSURANCE.

cOUTHERN AGENCY OF
- THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CON
PAyT OF NEW YORK.
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DYE MALT..-Thrss hundrsa bush
a. ~ = y ''f; sss Villa VIII Z NV Co
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From Europe-A Treaty-The True In
,o.ost of France-United stat e .
Claims I'm France-A Failure I'm Eng.

land. -.
BERLIN, August ia treaty of alliance
between Prussia and the German Govern
mepts with which she is on terms OF
friendship has been signed by several, and
will be by others in few days.
Paris, August 13.-The Constitutional
saws that while France has the right to
compensation from Prussia, her true inte-
rest is not insignificant territorial aggran-
dzement, but to aid in the Reorganization
of Germany for the interests of Germany
and Europe.
It is stated that the Government of the
United States has preferred claims against
certain persons in France who have dis
posed of public property belonging to the
Southern Confederation.
London, August l3.-W. Bates, IRON
master of Tunstall, has failed. His liza
bilities are f5OO,OOO. The cholera is
rapidly decreasing.
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DEMBERTON Il CREW, dealers In
i COAL AND WOOD, Office Seventeenth street,
between Cary and Dock. Best RED and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for CRATES, stoves, ana
foundry use CLOVER HILL LUMP and Avk.
RAGE coal: OAK and PINE WOOD. NH Its
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
Special 10 the Dispatch.
Murder I'm Spots,vlvania.

MuFUef IN SpOtH.VIV0n10.
FREDERICKSBURG, August ia son OF
Edmund Motley, Of Caroline, was muir.
dered to-day on the Telegraph road, in
Spotsylvania. He was over twenty-one
wears of age. His name I have not been
able to obtain. No clue to the perpetra-
tors of the diabolical act has yet been
found. Active measures are being taken
to discover them. SHocKoE.
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ANNUAL INCOME, -, 900, 90

OFFICE 1901 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA, oyRl
the AMERICAN TELEGRAPH OFFICE. ENTRANCE
OK TWELFTH STREET.
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nj wATER STREET,
BELOW rHE YORK RIvBE Dsrof.
Having secured the services OF Mr.. WlLLlAA
l.. cox to superntend the business. ! VIII con-
and will anufacture to order PIOw CASTINGS,
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES, ANDIROnS,
80, &c.
will be executed In the best ma naer and at the
shortest notice. lily l2-aml A. D. LEE.
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A UDITORS NOTICE-ESTATE OF
"A sILAs oNoHusDRG. LArt 81 Thk Ci III
OF RICHMOND. sTATsa "a xxuditor sprointsS 10
J.ssIhnts ,hs haIsnes fsnsinins Tn The hands Of
William .l.a:s,sSS', 70 can x. ::s an H
and among those Legally SspInsY sha t;ss Ssv a
AuGiisT, is1s, 4 : o'clock. ~ IN he Library
Room Of the scaHt- house, 10 the city o.
Ss.ioS may aS, s,isad. GE0Rdi \. KllM
AN s--1w - 49, Ao9le01.
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NHAMPAGNE.-A large lot Of my
u own importation just received and for sale by
o. CRANE, No. . Exchange Block,
fyla-H Fourteenth street.
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do COFFEE for sale by
AZ \ ,- FAL1sa' HA Fss.s:ss. { Co.,: Go;
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TNTSSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.
lbsHIP.-The arm OF LEE COX 10 ms day
dissolved By mutual consent. A.
A. 5. LEE win settle up the business o. me
concern. L8b WA
Riehmorni July II, 1886.
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From Forney's Chronicle.

When the band struck up" Dixie,' as a
compliment to the south side of the Con-
vention, nearly the whole body sprang up,
and, waving their hats, gave vent to their
cheers. Then the band played Hail
Columbia" and, as if repenting Of what
they had just done, few faint cheers were
given.
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SUPERIOR TOOTH-B II u 8 HE s.
- DIRECT iAPoRrATI9N.7I have iass;, p e.
RfOR TOOTH BRUSHES. made expressly for my
retail sales, each ono being stamped With my name
BRUSHES q worthy the attention OF sll who want
GOOD ARTICLE. These BRUsHIS being made
to order. are we'll and substantially nsrsfnsSansS$
ana C0RkL DITiR9RNr The hsss dsntifrisss In
use J. ID, WOOD,
Woods Pharmacy,
aui-ts Ptfh and Narshall streets
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IMPORTANT NEW FEATURE IN DIVIDENDS
AND MODES OF INSURANCE.
SMALLEST RATIO or MORTALITY.
EXPENSES LESS THAN ANY CASH COM
LIBERAL MODES OF PAYMENT OF PREM.
INSURERS RECEIVE THE LARGEST BONUS
bfVIbENDs MADE ANNUALLY on ALL PAR.
TICIPATISG POLICIES. 49,,
ENDOWMENT POLICIES.
POLICIES INC0NTESTlBLE.
LOANS MADE on POLICIES
ALL POLICIES AFTER THREE YEARS NON
FORFEITABLE.
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vJyHE VALLEY N"
- PUBLISHED WEEKLY BIT
CABRERA CROCKWELL,

The pleasant business rsIations which have
heretofore existed between Richmond and the mer.
chants orM Valley Of Yirgiaia have been re.
sumed under circumstances which Justify the hope
that the old order OF things win soon be restored
The VALLEY vlRGlNIAH.A paper devoted 70
the interest OF this State, 10 In stanton,
In the centre OF the Valley and OF the State.
It's circulation 10 large and rapidly Increasing
Offering unsurpassed facilities 10 sdvsrtissu. The
design OF the publishers IL 10 make II the medium
OF Communication for all who are In any way In.
terested In our trade upon the strength OF which
they respectfully solicitths patronage OF the Rich
.mond merchants and their friends. Address
6AHBRR CROCKWRLL.
jy 3o-im PrOpFietors
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DOYS' STRAW AND SOFT HATS,
PSWHATAH wRIsIaKR,
jyn us Main street.
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THE RESOLUTIONS,

Resolutions are freely discussed. The
address and resolutions will be brief, both
being founded on the speech of Governor
Orr at the National Guards Hall on Mon
day evening.
The first resolution returns thanks to
God for the restoration of peace. The
second expresses a determination to ad-
here to the Constitution and laws, and that
slavery in this country is dead forever.
The third provides that the name of the
new organization shall be THE National
Union Party" The remainder of the reso-
lutions provide for the organization of
State conventions of all the States, North
and South, upon the basis presented by the
National Convention also, that one dele
gate shall be selected from each State to
deliver addresses expressing the feelings of
the State SO represented.
PROPOSED MASS MEETING.
These speeches are to be made at pro-
posed mass meeting to be held shortly
after the adjournment of the Convention.
No other persons are to be allowed to
speak at said meeting than those selected
by the delegations.
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC MARTYR.
1t is stated that Hester Clymer, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, had
said that as Wood and Vallandigham had
made such sacrifices in withdrawing from
the Convention, he would consent to with
draw from the contest, and that another
State Convention could be called under
the newly organized party for the purpose
of placing in nomination any other candl-
date.
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the last dividend:
Policies IN 1852, ONLY FOrR YEARS AGO.
Age at Amount Premium Added to Total Amt
Issue. Insured. Paid. Policy. Of Policy.
20 slo, 900 $3.50 &3,572 sl,,si2
IS 500 i'ss 33'saass i Ssss
IS 1000 1000 81 81 ss,sSs SOS
This ia an entirely new plan, originating with
this Company, and gives insurers the largest re-
turn ever made by any company In the same Pc.
nod.
DIR. J. 5. d. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Joseph Mayo, Mayor Judge William II.
Lyons, Judge William w Crump, John .. s!eger,
ESQ Harrison. Goddin 4 Appsfson, Paine CO.,
John Purcell, John Dooley, William II. Haxsll,
John II. Claiborne. al Elm
VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL, s'oo.ooo.
JOHN L. BACON, President.
THOMAS w. McCANCE. Vice-Prssidsnt.
WILLIAM Ii. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
THonAsR. PRICE, JAMES ALrxRD JOINS,
WsLLIxsroS GoDDIs. THOMAS W. AcCAScs'
JOHN L. BACON, RoBEEr 4. LAScAsrss'
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE,
and PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS, j.
the city or country, insured against loss or damage
by nrs on the most liberal terms.
| Losses squitsbly adjusted and promptly paid.
once, los Main street, over Mitchell Tyisrs'
Richmond, Va. ap.-0
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DISSOL UTION .-The firm OF
~ GRAVES 4 MOSES was dissolved on ths sh
entire stock to Messrs. MOORE 4 DGKB, all per.
sons ind ebted to the late concern viii come fcr.
ward II once and make payment, and those hold.
ssftlement to r. w. GRAyEs, at Moore 4 Dukes
1iravss Noses old stand, who Alone y sgtho-
riled 70 sign in liquidation. + .S HsARas~'
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Persons troubled with Torpid Liver, Constipa.
ton, &C., deserve to suffer II they will not try
have been greatly benefited by their use.
GEORGE l.. PEYTON.
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D1g0oIUTIOlea.

DISSOLUTION.-The firm Of 8. LIB:
IL BERa8B co. has this day bssn dissoive :.
3. LlSBkR0EK. D. LI5bkk0bh 9Iv:
Richmond, Va, August u, 1893. aun-x
nISSOLUTION.-The co-partnership
~ - heretofore existing under the style OF JO-
skpH BRUMMgL i CO. IL this day dlssolve1 TX
mutast consent. All persons indebted TO us VIII
claims against the concern Will present them tos
seuiemsnt. Either OF the partners will uss the
We will rent the STORE now occupied by as
No. fA6 Franklin street, until the 73d day Of
March, 1857, and offer for sails privately all our
stock consisting Of nns assortment OF LIQUO Rg,
WINES, &C. Tais 10 2 rare chance for. any person
ready we'll established. JOSEPH BRuMMEL,
.auh-2w JOHN y. pASB.
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sTAuNroE. VA, January 10, 1855.
hereby certify that ! have used for number OF
years DR.. Rennolds's Hspatic Pill, and can assure
the public that have derived more benefit from
tn em than from any pill have ever used. Their
action Is mild and quite efficient.
IourP ccuu,rr
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STANTON, VA, January Q, 1876

thereby certify that have used DR.. Remodel
Hepatc Pills for several years, both for myself and
In my family, and consider them most admirable
medicine, such as every family ought to keep itsel
supplied with. think them greatly preferable te
any other pill have ever tried.
January 9TH, lssS. THOMAS ]. NICHE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23

SOMETHING NEW IN CRIME.-A Cincin.
natl paper says that at six o'clock On
Sunday morning a lad employed in a
drinking saloon in that city Was an
gagged IN, sweeping, when a stranger,
holding in his hand aibottle fun Of some
kind of liquid, entered and stood few
minutes by the stoVe warming himself.
He was a young man, rather poorly clad,
but of passable manner and address.
Having warmed his hands and feet he
walked to the bar, where ths lad, who
was alone, was engaged in plaoiag the
deeanters and glasses in order. I'm
coFking she bottle he handed it over to
the boy and requested BIN TO
ssmell Of il and pass Judgment upon
sit as good quality of gin, something
new entirely, The lad applied it TO bis
nose, and with energy several times IN
hailed the liquid. Failing to detect any
odor like that OF gin, he handed the bot
Gle back with q statement to that effect.
But as he did this he began TO expert
senee 8 dull feeling Of drowsiness, an
Undesirable idea Of nonentity. He
however retained sense enough, though
reeling like one intoxicated, 20 detect
the stranger in the act of robbing the
silI, and fought with him with What
strength be had left for the possession O
the money in the drawer. Fortunatel,
q gentlemen happened TO enter, wheI
the thief made his escape, just as th.
boy fell insensible on the floor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES


HexS are OF A hn base AIDES.
Few people realize the fact that disease lies In
ambush overywh re. ready seize upon ths weaIs
Tho strong pass through many psrls in safety.
the strsnethIeas fall by tho wayaids. IS y ..
1t - amazing that the feeble should tOtter with
uncertain steps over the face Of the earth in dam
ger every day Of falling victims TO the morbid ln-
nuenees by which We are ala surrounded. whea q
tested and proven vegetable tonic. capable of en-
adoSing themwith tbs yigorfEey nosd, IL pFocara-
ibleia every city. town and settlement. 1t might
reasonably be thought that AFTER this twelve years.
experience which the world has had Of Hostetter's
rstpmach Bttsrs, all would know that Itsefscts Is
to prevent disease. 30
The fac. Is notorious that dose of poison which
'wfli scarcely affect q vigorous man In perfect
health will lkill awsHl1 one. D. Now what 10 tho
cause Of epidemic d!seases7 Poison ~ ne air. At
this season The Atmosphere Is surcharged with the
seedai Of intermittents, remittonts, rheumatism,
pulmonary disorders, bilious complaints. and the
like. Persons whose nervous 81 Stems are relax Sd
are tho frat to succumb 70 thess distempers.-
Brace up tbs, physical energies then. with this
potential vegetable tonic. 1t Is the most power
fuf recnperant which the botanic kingdom has
ever yielded to- patient research and experiment..
Try It. The bIildest disciple ofthe old medical
dogmas will at least admit that tonic and alter
atiYe, compounded of approved herbs, roots. and
barks. can do no harm, while the testimony Of
thousands invites trial Of its virtues. janis 1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23
Nfsso.uss yoE FEIoar. a Ioafer who had

xsOAUsG FoR FRIoHr. "A loafer who had
been noisy was up before the Mayors
court. His honor told him 10 pay over
i've dollars for his fine. q kos
"C-c-c-can't do-it," muttered he; ga
a-ain't got the pewter"
F'sAre you married mani" inquired
the Mayor.
''Not exactly SO f-f-ffar gone yet, sit. .
.r" Well, / will kave to send You to the
- work. house, 49, r : ~
Tain't nuthin' to 60 there" said
Ahck, but when you t,t-talked about
m-m-marfiage, oId fellow, you f-f-fright
ened .cer'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23

D@The recent appointee to the Su-
preme bench of Maine, Rufus p. Tap
ley, 10 not yet 40 years old, and was
brought to the trade of shoemaker.
Twenty years ago he occupied eobbler's
stool, and now sits as Supreme Judge
among the highest dignitaries Of the
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gkt RaiIp 5nurilaG.
TUEsDAY......-..........1ANUARY %
Neglected Art.


The kitchen is the heat of the king
dom, the true seat of government in do
nestle economies; who rues there, rules
supreme. "A visit Of ceremony for a few
moments at stated hour the morning
"a can confer no. authority whatever.
~ .Neither, on the other hand, is it neoes-
aary TO be meddling and neddling there
perpetuallyy or to do anything contrary
to the instincts of lady In the way Of
" espionage u is simply tbs, that being
actually busted in the kitchen Q short
time daily, but taking intoher own hands
the management and execution of those
-, arrangements which require the skill and
sssvei Involve the entire control Of the house
keeping expenditure, mistress effectu-
ally breaks the rod of the power in aer
cooks hands, and can sweep away at
once the Prerequisite" system, the waste,
silva ard the dishonest understandings with
the tradesmen; because she is in a posi-
ton to know within little what 10 really
and honesty needed and consumed, and
to give. her own 0rdeFa.- Economy, how
ever, il not the sole benefit to follow.
There is an old, but not yet supernatn-s
rated maxim--if you want thing web
done. do it yourself Ths tangible re-
gaa suits upon, the dinner table would be no
80 less satisfactory than the reduced cost
OF their production. Nor q thus matter
,..1 i OF alight Importance n The best nourish-
a.z-ls ed body is, other things being equal, the
most capable Of sustaining mental work
81 q and resisting disease. fB
Bad cookery is slow poison 10 those who
GiNork hard. To set before man who
sTnT returns exhausted in mind and body from
slsea his. days work, messey, unappetizing
$50 dinner, is, If it occur exceptionally to
spoil his temper, or If that be unspola-
81 Bile, bis comfort for the evening. But if
.afyit occur habitually, it isto knock ten or
dozen years off his lease of life.
~ Then too, il is no small satisfaction to
. J De able, If Ahospitabls inclined, to insure
your fiendssa dinner which, if modest
in its pretentions, is thoroughly excellent
not q specious display, such as a Sec
aEEsa onds or third rate "professed' cook, or the
neighboring confectioner would set be-
Y1~s fore them--everything boxing like whatit
10 I isn't, and tastingof nothing in particular;
not to mention that there 10 double zest
in witnessing the comfort and enjoyment
Of your gusts with the consciousness
that some time and pains on your part
10 40 have contributed to Observation-Disclosures
Iams Magazine. rim. g sizss7aa ii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23

n6r In Philadelphia there arc $500
public lamps. Each lamp consumes du.
ring the year $4,000 feet of gas. 1t is
estimated that l95, 000, 900 feet are con-
sumed annually, at q cost Of two dollars
: per thousand. FrAEs a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23

b@-Sam. Phillips Day, the CORES
pondent of the South Of some of the
~'a- London newspapers, during the late
= war, ~ just going through bankruptcy.
He published a stupid book about the
q Scuth, to the losses arising from which
he attributes his downfall.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23

R%The Albany Argus calls attention
to the fact that the collection of .curios-
tiles at Union College contains slah
rom ancient Nineveh, bearing one Of
those strange sculptures which were un,
earthed by Lanyard. ~
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4 Card no INVALIps..

We invite the SPECIAL attention Of the sick aud
afflicted no matter what the disesse, or how bad,
to q careful perusal Of DR.. Easterly's medical ad
vertisements, which eau be seen In another col.
una Of our paper this morning. DR.. Easterly's
Family Medicines standard preparations, sall
rapidly, give general aaiisfactioo kept in all
tho principle drug stores, and are the most Cole.
brated and Popular Remedies now ia ise We
advise fami:Ios 70 keep supply Of each Of DIT.
Easterb's Medicines on hand and thereby save
money In, doctors bills. For sale BY the Drug
gIsts OF Evansviiie 9 NA e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23

sq9r LosT SHEEP-A preacher of The
Methodist church was travelling in one OF
the lack settlements, and stopped at a
cabln, where an old lady received him
very kindly. After setting provisions
before him, she began to question him.
Stranger, where mought you be
fromT
Madam, reside in Shelby county,
Kentucky"
80 go Well, stranger, hope no offense; but
what modght you be dom way up here2 n
"I am searching for the lost sheep OF
the tribe OF Israel"
- - John, JohnT' shouted the old lady;
"come right here this mint; here's q
" stranger al the way from Shelby county
N~ KY, hunting stock, and I'll Just BET
my life that tangled haired old black ram
that's been in our lot all the week is
one Of his'n."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23
MUSIC TEACHER.
Mrs. B. - Able

WHISTLES TO INFORM OUR CITIZENS
w that she will give lessons in Piano and
Guitar Music at her residence, on First street,
joet slow Division. Having had an experience
render full satisfaction to ail. Parents desiring
20 give their daughters music lassoas wonld 40
we'll TO call aud see her, Lessons given ct private
residences. sia a1alassse as .aa Janis I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23

R@ From returns made to the Col-
lector Of Internal Revehns il appears
that 19l ,267 barrels of beer were manu-
featured in Chicago last year.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23

FfWhy is a clock the most modest piece
of furniture? Because il covers its face
with its hands and runs down its own
works. .sss 81, :. - ss-fl5b 81 ais aas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23
MEDICAL.

nR. WHfTMORE,S TELEGRAPH PILLS
- for Liver Complaints, Bilious Disorasrs'
Jaundice, Rh .nmatism, Dropsy, Neuralgia
EruptiOEs upon the Skin, aud especially all I'M
puriIes OF the Bioo1.-For sale by h W. 0iond
I .oos Evansville. Ind 4. Macresdy & Co.,
Whoiesaie Depot, Oincinnatt.mr g Is janis