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River DISPATCHES.

LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Port List
Robert Burns, Memphis to Cincin-
natl; Indiana, to New Orleans, with
the biggest trip of the season. The
weather is clear and oppressively
warm. Business good. The river is
declining fast, with z feet 8 inches in
the canal. 5 feet inches on the falls,
and feet 8 inches over the rocks.
CA1Ro, July 27.-Port List-Ba
ker, New Orleans to Louisville, at 2
A. NJ; Hale. Cincinnati to Memphis,
s A. NJ; Houston, New Orleans to
louisville. 10 A. NJ; Belle St. Louis,
st. Louis to Memphis, 6P. NJ; Quick
step, Evansville packet, z P. NJ The
river rose z inches. The weather is
clear. Mercury IS. aHae
NEW ORLEANS, July 27-Port List.
Arrived-Alaska. Departed-Lore-
IA, to St. Louis; Messenger, to Pitts
burg. River fell p feet in "a hours.
MEMPHIS. July 27.-Cloudy; the
mercury at 90' at noon. River falling
slowly. Departed, Belle Memphis,
st. Louis; Longworth and Great Re.
public, New Orleans; Dick Fulton
No. 3, Pittsburgh. While ascending
the Arkansas River yesterday, tree
fell across the Ozark, breaking her
back. No one Injured. She will be
brought here for repairs.
New ORLEANS, July 27.-Arrived,
Rapides. Departed, City of Alton,
st. Louis. aa
NASHVILLE, July 27.-The river is
swelling, with two feet on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather fair and warm. The
Umpire left for Cairo.
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Chicago Market.

B, Telegraph CHICAGO. July q.
FLOUR Quiet at 60 z2zg7 for Spring ex-
tras.
: WHEAT Opened firm and. closed dull
and weak; No. I fairly active for ship
ment and lc hig her; sales at 81 4O9l 4O1a
closing un changed; No. 2 quiet for the
p esent, but fairly active for future deliV-
eTyi early sales az 81 S89l 40imarHet SUBJ
sequently weakened and closed at 81 80
this afternoon the market Is easier; salt {
Of No. 1 at 81 "a SELL rs August, and 81 IS
sellers July.
CoRN-Quiet; No. inactive and nomi.
nal; No. quiet; early sales at 9O12ldBc
market subsequently, de lined TO 951zc
closing with more sellers than buyers re-
jected quiet and fl mer at 92g9lci no grade
quiet at S7g92c; this afternoon No. Was
nominallY &c sellers August.
OATS-QnieL and 1@11zc lower; sales OF
No. at 681z96912c, and rejected at6Bg0614ci
closing at the inside figure.
RYE-Quiet aud closing with sellers Of
No. 2 at 81 O6.
BARLEY-Dull and nomiD al at 81 30. SELL
ers' September, and 81 3O9I 50 cash.
HIGHWIrGTss Early sales at 81 %; closing
with sellers of small lots at 81 GA.
SUGARs-Firm and active at sl3tz CHG
for common to prime Cuba.
PHOVIsIoNs-Firn and steady. Mess
Polk s3j 80. Sweet Picked Hams l7l4c
Dry Sailed Shoulders l3Hc loose. Lard
181S9l85zc.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Business be-
fore the Recorder was somewhat
lively yesterday, but very few stamps
were collected.
Joseph Giser, for running O theatre
on Sunday evening, at the corner Of
Eighth and Locust Streets, was fined
and costed in the sum of 50 10; and
for giving a theatrical exhibition
without license, was fined $14 90.
Giser took an appeal.
Jim johnson, a colored cuss, for
being very drunk and disorderly, was
called on to shell out S. 30.
Another negro, named Brown. was
brought before the Recorder on the
charge Of larceny, but the matter was
compro mised, and Brown departed.
A man named &arion Morgan was
arrested on the charge of vagrancy,
but was discharged, as the case would
not stick.
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MONETARY g COMMERCIAL
Row YORK MaFset.

BY telegraph NEW YORK. July Y.
CoTroN-WithOut decided change; $50
bales sold at SIC for Middling UplaDds.
FLoUR-Receipts y us barrels; market
opened q shade nrmer, and closed dull and
scarcely so firm: sales OF 1900 barrels at
S. 9090 90 for superb 1e State and western f;
4 90@7 IS for extra state; So s0G7 80 for
extra We8terni u 5597 10 Tor Whlte Wneab
extra, 81 00G7 70 for round hoop Ohio; 81 90
as 90 for extra st. LOUIS. and IS 009lO 80
for good to choice. Included IN the sales
are SEQ bh.s choice extra state, for eX-
port. at 81 20. Rye Flour steady; sales Of
90 barrels at 81 7590 IS. Corn meal quiet
and firm.
WHIsKY-Active and fruner: sales Of 400
bbls. Western at 81 l0al II, tree.
WHEAT-ReceIpts 1876 bushels; opened
steady. and closed heavy; l92e lover sales
Spring. and closed at 81 559l SO; 81 509I 50
tor soft do; 81 60 for No. l and No. Spring,
for amber State: 81 20 for white California.
RYE-Quiet and firm.
BARLEY-Nomfnal.
BARLEY MALT-NOminal
CORN Receipts l64j2 bushels; market
opened l92c betterf. closed dulls and the
advance was partly lost; sales 1900 bush
els at 99c4Sl OS for unsOund new mixed
western; 81 l0gl 10 for sound do: the lat
ter price for high mixed; 81 10 for kiln
dried; 81 1901 IL for Western yellow.
OATS Receipts 22,052 bushels: market
dull and 1d2e lower: sal es AZ 600 bushels at
sIAg63c for Western adoat; closing at in-
CoFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Ffrm; sales 40 hogsheads at III
@l214c for Cuba; lZ1z9l3c for Porto Rico.
MoLASSES-Quiet. - 1T=
HOPS Qnlet and firm. l
PETRoLEUM--Flrm at I71s@lsc for crude;
.325za33c for refined.
on Linseed oil quiet az 9se9s1 90 in
casks.
PoRK-A shade firmer; sales Of $50 bar.
rels at s33 for new less. S32g32 . for old
do, S27g2S % for prime, and tI5 5O99 70
for prime mess.
BEEF STEADY; sales Of $50 barrels at $50
$40 90 for new plain mess, and Sl29lS 90 for
new extra mess. Tiorce beef nominal at
$50 as 90 for prime mess; and S1093O 90 for
IudIa mess. Beef hams quiet; sales OF 100
barrels at s2593I 90.
CUT MEATS Firm; sales OF 200 packages
at 145zGI5c for shoulders, and 79l9c tor
hams. Middles quiet.
LARD-Flrmer; sales of $40 tierces at ia
195Sc. chiefly l9%9l956c for steam, and lg5%
6g2Oc for kettle rendered.
BUrTER-Steady at I892Sc for Ohio, and
l6G56c for State.
CHEEsE-Qulet and steady at ll@l5c.
FREIG HTS TO LIvERPooL - Heavy and
lower; shipments OF $1,000 bushels wheat
per steamer at 71t@75@d! <1 sh
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THE FIRE ON MONDAY NIGHT
We have sscertained a few more facts
about the buildings that were burned,
which belonged to Sebastian Kuhn.
The corner building was insured for
$500 in the Manhattan Insurance
Company of New York, and the in
side building, adjoining, was insured
for 5000 in the Western Insurance
Company Of Buffalo. Both of the
above Companies are represented in
this city by Bennett & Decker.
The Courier Of yesterday INDUCED,
as usual, in filings" at the Fire De-
partment, and asserts that it was
fearful long while after the alarm was
sounded before any water was got on,
the fire. Engine No. 2 was out in as
quick time as usual, and is always
prompt, and No. 1 would certainly
have been on hand promptly, if she
had not been taken down in Lamasco.
The Courier also says that after the
water had given out in the cistern
used by No. 2, that about fifteen min
utes elapsed before any water was
thrown by any of the engines. The
truth of the matter is that time did
elapse, though not over eight minutes,
during which period no water was
thrown, but why it was so we do not
know. As we stated yesterday morn
ing, the great want was hooks and
ladders, and without them we are, to
q certain extent, completely at the
mercy of every fire that visits our
city.
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DID GET CURVE were misin-
formed In regard to the Kate Simp-
son habeas corpus case in yesterdays
paper, as she was released from the
Lookup by order of Judge Jones.
The cause assigned, we believe, was
that she was in prison over twenty
four hours, without being accorded a
trial. We also heard some talk about
a suit against the city, or somebody
connected with city affairs, for false
imprisonment.
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Cincinnati HarRe,.

BY Telegraph CIEoTENATI. July n.
FLoUR-Quiet but steady; family SO GOA
Sc 25.
WHEAT-Unsettled and lower; new red
81 20gI 25; white 81 S59l 40 receipts quite
large.
CoRN-scarce and arm at s7@S8c for ear.
OATs-Uuchanged d; new 6097Ge; old -
ave.
RYE-Firn at OScOlsl 90.
COTToE-Nominaiiy unchanged.
tToBACco-ActiYe; sales OF III hogshealls
at So o. to s2j CO.
WHIsKY-Unsettled and higher sales at
81 On. Es#.
PRoVIsIoNs-FIrn, though holders part
ed with mess pork more freely, and 200
barrels were sold at s33 90. Bulk shoulders
sold at BIC, and sides at I6c. Bacon sold
at l45z9l5c for shoulders, and lSgl8Hc for
clear RIO sides aud 1870 IS2sc for clear sides
Lard 1914@I9Xc.
BUTTER-Firm for choice at 23@39c; 9TH
er grades unchanged.
EGGs-Dull at l3gl4c, shippers count.
GROCERIES-Unc hanged and firm.
lOIIs-Ltnseed doll at eSc9l %. Lard 81 90
Gsgl 40.
GoLD-l3515 buying.
ExCHANGE-Steady at par buying.
MoNEY-Market easy at TO 9 per cent.
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For Rent.
re Comfy Agricultural So
afPffe9.

As the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are Prepar-
ing to make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing all classes of
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
In plain or coIored inks, at short notice.
We have just added to our Job Depart
ment five hundred dollars worth of the
latest styles of poster type, and our facili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon Us, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co. .
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Constitution and Bylaws Of the
Board. 1u $3.50

At meeting of the Tobacco Board
of the city of Evansville, held last
! Monday evening, a Constitution and
By Laws for the government of the
same were adopted. sidelia
The Tobacco Board was organized
in this city on the 9Th of July, at a
meeting held at the American House,
and the following permanent officers
were elected at that time, and not on
Monday evening, as stated in yester-
days Courier: 9maas
w. F. Nisbet, President; ssGeo. P.
Hudspeth, Vice President; Hiram E.
Read, Secretary; George L. Dixon,
Assistant Secretary, and Isaac Kean,
Treasurer. II 1 an
Constitution and By-Laqcs of the To-
6acco Board Of Trade. Of the City
Of E0anSville-Adopted July 18th,
1869.
Be it resolved by the members Of the
Tobacco Trade, whose names are
affixed hereto:
First, Thatwe form ourselves into
an Association, for the benefit of the
trade at large, to be styled the To-
bacco Trade of the City of Evans
Vile, Ind. tai'at
Second, That all persons or firms
engaged In the tobacco trade may be-
como members of the Association,
when recommended by the Standing
Committee, by paying annually So for
individuals and SO for firms, to the
Treasurer, and not otherwise; the
funds thus raised to be appropriated
as the Association may direct.
Third, That the officers of this As
ISOLATION shall be a President, Vice.
President, Secretary and Treasurer.
Fourth, 1t shall be the duty of the
President, or in his absence Of the
Vice-President, to preside at all
meetings of the Trade, and to call
meetings at the request of five or
more memb ers of the same. The du-
ties. of the Secretary shall be to keep
a correct record Of the proceedings
of the Association; and of the Treas
urer to collect and disburse all money
which may be ordered by this organ
ization.
Fifth, That there shall be elected
at each quarterly meeting commit
tee of FIVE, to be known as the Stand
ing Committee, three Of whom shall
constitute a quorum, to whom all
questions of difference in trade be-
tween members, if not satisfactorily
settled by themselves, may by mutual
consent be referred, in which case the
decision of the committee shall be
final; the names of said committee to
be posted up in each warehouse. The
said committee have power to fill va
caneies. 30
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!" Barrett's ]" is not sticky or gummy

WEBER & Go. PREPARING TO MOVE,
AND SELLING SUMMER HATS REGARD
LESS or CosT.-See their price list:
Mems tine Panama Hats, worth
So, at 50 70.
Mems good Panama Hats, worth
81 80, at ST 70.
Mems fine Braid Hats, worth So 80,
at 81 90.
Mems good Leghorn Hats. worth
Toe, at soc.
Young Mems Fancy Hats, worth
50, at 81 25.
Boys and Children's Hats. worth
81 30, at 81.
BG- On and after August 10th
WEBER g. Co. can be found two doors
below-No. 80 Main Street.-The house
now occupied by B. Baum. Ejy22-1w
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BYLAWS AND REGULATIONS.


First, That the sales of tobacco
shall commence promptly at such
time as the prOprietors of the Ware
houses may select or Designate.
Second, That the Inspectors be re-
quired, before commencing inspec-
ton, to chalk each hogshead in not
less than three places, and at the
chalked places the said breaks shall
be made so as the more readily to de-
tect nesting t gt.-
Third, That no Warehouseman or
any one connected with a Warehouse
shall, under any pretext whatever.
assist the Inspector in putting up the
samples. sDaa3
Fourth, That the labels of samples
be numbered in ink.
Fifth, That the minimum bid
which shall be entertained shall be
When, under 81 five cents, and on ali
sums over So ten cents.
0i1th, That planters or their repre-
sehIatlVes "a nave the right to reject any
to9aGeo o1ered at public auction. pro-
Vldeu IL De Done before the conclu-
sion OF the day. of sale. the buver
having the privilege, if ono boosboad
bought by him Of a class (oF ,I @iL;o
he bought two or more is re S91 1ii0 of
returning one or more of the otbo -
at the same time. 1i0I'
Seventh, That by bidding is frand
ulent. and any buyer who can nroUa
that it was practiced on any hogshead
he may have purchased, shall have
the privilege OF rejecting it, provided
that such rejection be made on the
day Of purchase.
Eighth, To facilitate sales, the auc
tioneer must not exceed one minute
average to each hogshead, each
warehouse to commence ten minutes
after sale at preceding warehouse, and
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INSURANCE

Dwelling Houses insured ur tfm o.
years go greatly reduced rates.
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Eew YORK Gold and STOCK Maraot.

NHIsKY-LOoking up raw 81 Oj,
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By Telegraph NEW YORK. July q.
MoSEY-Easy at sal per cent. on calls
chiefly at per cent.
STERLING-Less firm wa ULs.
GOLD-Irregular and uus tiled; opened
at 137Lz, advanced to 1875 and fell to A3G5<
on the report that the export tomorrow
would be very small and the sale of about
two and a half millions, by an officer of a
Canadian bank VINO recently arrived here.
operators, and under a report that the Gu
nard steamer to morrow would take q
million more, rose To 1375E, finally CLOSING
at l37 on a contradiction OF the ruunOr-
The carrying rates were sat per cent. THE
clearances were s9AOOO,000. The exports to-
day were s2L.0O0
The Commercials money article SAYS:
The decline appears to have beef. the he.
suit of a reduction OF q per cent in the
rate OF sterling bills. About 500 900 5-20s
were DOugnb yesterday for shipment, and
the eject OF this additional supply on the
LONDON InSfket isappafent this morning
IN yielding or 1sG1S per cent. In the price
Of ponds. me Dlils made against these
shipments appear 10 have caused tempo
rary yielding in the rate or exchange II
is pointed evidence OF the largeness Of
the trade balance outstanding against
the United States, and that IN addition TO
the 5000, coo OF specie sent our last week,
we also shfpped over s., 00O,000 Of bonds:
the uredominant feature of foreign bank.
srs a1,d that we shat not find IL practica-
bls' IN shin any considerable amount OF
bonds to Europe IN LIQUIDATION OF our In
debtednesss except a. tue figures below
1Tesent the range OF the foreign markets
RNAfENTs-Strong and active at AM
advance; coupons Of 'Sl. 2I5<a22: do. 'G2
24a24IS; do. '04, 221SQ225S; do. 'G5, 221km
223I: new, 21M2l14 do. ~, ~ d2l14 do. '0S,
10 4O's, ll1s9l2
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INvITED.-The many strangers in
the city to attend the tobacco sale to-
day, arc cordially invited to call and
look through the JOURNAL Steam
Printing Establishment. a visit
through the different departments of
our Office will prove interesting. We
also do job printing in a style not to
be excelled in the West, and at prices
SO low that VIC defy competition. Call
and see US.
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EeM OrIeana Markel.

By Telegraph.I NEW ORLEANS. July q.
GOLD-138%.
STERLING-50M.
N. Y. EIGIIr--Z premium.
FLOUR-Declined; supernno S. 506J5 70;
Xxx. SO %; XXX, SO G5.
CoRN-Iending upward; white, 81 Is.
OATS-75G77c.
BRAN-Sl O..
HAY-s29 for prime.
PoRK-H ED at $50 90.
BACoN-F1rmer; held at I5J%c + T shout
ders, and I99l915 for sides.
LARD-Unchanged
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
MOLASsES-NOminal. I..I
WHIsKY--Sl ~.
COFFEE-Unchanged
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CoMPLAINTs.---Complaints have
been made to US that the persons
whose duty it is to light the lamps on
the bridges over Pigeon Greek, ne
glect their duties about half the time.
A great many persons do not like to
go through these bridges when they
are dark, as it is considered a dan
gerous proceeding, as several robber-
les have been committed at these
bridges. We hope the proper author
tiles will look into the matter.
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CRY CoUNCIL.-The Council has
regular daily sessions as a Board of
Equalization. It will be some time
before they will be able to get through,
as it is long and tedious job.
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CITY N EW S.

HORSE SToLEN.-A light bay horse
was stolen from G. Armstrong, on last
Sunday night.
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FILLED.--The hotels were pretty
well filed yesterday, with visitors to
the tobacco sale that takes place to-
day.
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COMING BACK. L. Rowlsoo,
the best cutter that has ever been in
Evansville, has fully recovered his
health, and will return from New
York on the LIST of August, to take
charge of Lyons custom department
again,
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

FEIIEE COPARHNERSHEr HERETO
Il fore existing between Samuel Meyer.
AdOlpb GugenheiD1, Solomon Kahn, and
Roman Grelner has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. 0reiner
letlres from the business, which will here
after be continued by the three drst-named
parties, who viii settle all claims against
collect debts in favor on tile same Th0
name and style Of the Aim VIII remain
unchanged.
E f9 respectfully. s. MEYER e. co.
EVansViile, July OH, 1850. 1yg dam
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Louisville Market,

BY relegraph.I LOUISVILLE. July q.
FLoUR-FirmeF; superflne 81 so.
GRAIN Unchanged and QUIET
TOBACCO Sales 1911 hhds. leaf at S. OJQ
E25 o.; market firm.
Provisions = Tending upward. Mess
Pork s33 co. Bacon l55lc, l85lo and lD51c;
hams Z21z023c.
LARD-l95<c.
WHIsKY-Loolking up raw 81 O5.
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Our AaAIN,-We are pleased to
announce that Justice Emery is again
able to be out, and has secured an
Office next to j. 2. Elliott & Sons
Grocery Store, on Third Street. He
viii be ready for business to-day.
The Squire has been laid up just six
months.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERsHIR HEHEFO
lore existing under the a. m name
humphrey, PaIF4ek q Co'i NoE~alqlng
boat PrOpFietOrs, was dissolved by MUTUAL
consent on the l4th inst, E. w. Patrick
retiring from the firm. The business will
be continued by r. M, Humphrey, George
II. Lewis, and Charles W. kerney, under
the firm name Of Humphrey, Lewis a Co.,
iy2O dtf HUMPHREY, PATRICK& 90.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. - The
Commissioners were engaged yester-
day in canceling orders.
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PARTY. -George Stockwell, Esq,
has moved into his new house, and a
grand party was given at his residence
last night In honor thereof.
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STILL THERE.-The Democratic
pole still stands at the corner Of Third
and Locust Streets. Let it be cut
down.
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s T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
sc. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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DULL.-Business was generally dull
yesterday, and locals were few and far
between.
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oCAG n oTxCEs
The Great Tobacco sale.

To-day will doubtless be very salts
factory to all concerned, and visitors,
before leaving for home, should not
fail to call at Turner's and secure a
pair of fine French Calf Boots for
themselves, and some samples Of the
numerous styles of Ladies' Misses,
and ChiTdren's Fancy Shoes, and fine
serge Caters for the folks at home. "
No superior assortment or better
made goods can be found in any one
house in the West; and prices un-
usually cheap, when quality is consid-
cred. T. w. TURNER,
1t Foster Block, 5 First st.
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LEFT.-JOhn Ingle, Jr.. Esq, left
yesterday morning, en- route to Eu-
rope.
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Nothing wanting in " Barrett's."

Bdg= Eminent New York and Phila-
delphia Physicians claim that Dubois
Missisquoi Powder actually cures
Cancer. It is advertised in this issue
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=" Barrett's " Popular Hair RestOra

WoEDERpUL.-Henry w. Burr, No. 40
West 514th Street, while on visit to the
Vest, was attacked with severe illness
despaired OF, and il was Thought that he
must lie. His wife was Immediately sent
for, and in day or two was at his bedside.
Having herself seea the beneficial results
from the use Of PLANTATION BITTERS, she
insisted upon their being administered to
him, which was done, in quantities pre-
scribe by the attending physician. The
result was almost as If by magic, and in
one-half hour from the time they were
given her husband was out of danger, and
by q moderate use of them three or four
times day. he was soon able to resume
h journey to his home. This is but one
case of many thousands that we know of.
MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. rit
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28
For Family Use.

Choice Lard, put up in tin cans,
at twenty-one cents (21c.) per pound,
and no charge for cans, for sale by
L. RUFFNER, JR., q Co.,
jy21tf. No. 5 Water Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

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