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River Disnafches.

P1rrsBURG, Feb. I6.-Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 32o. MOnongaheia River 10
feet 8 incnes, and rising; AIeghaney River
Is feet.
lClrcrNNArr. Feba 1e.-Arrived- SILVER
Moon, from Nom phis; Shamrock, from
st. Louis; Mary DIVage, from st. Louis :;
Charleston, from st. Louis; j. Fl. Groes-
beck, from New Orleans. Departed-Gen-
dale, to st. Louis; Wren, TO Kentucky
River. Weather clear and cool. The river
is falling, wit "a % feet Z inches in the cham
mel. Business risk. Hsf.
MEMPHIS, Feb. Is Cloudy and cool. The
river rose inches. Departed Girard
Allen. 70 Shreveport; ulia, TO Vicksburg;
Louisiana, To louisville, with 500 bales OF
cotton.
CAIRO. February I6.-Magenta, New Or
leans to cairo, A. M; City OF Alton,
VicksbuIg TO st. Louis, 8 A. M; Continent
al, New Orle to st. Louis, IL A. a. !:
Quickstep, Evansville packet, 3Ts NJ: Clif-
ton, CIncinnati to Mem phis, p. NJ :Cham-
pion, Cincinnati to st. Louis, p. NJ; Bon
Accord, Mound CITY to st. Louis, r NJ.
Belle 81. Louis, st. Louis to Memphis, 5
p. NJ. ] he river has risen fourteen inches I;
raining.
NASHVILLE February Is River falling;
eight feet Of water on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair aud cool. ArriVed-Emptre
from Burk VILE; Alpha, from Evansville.
Departed-Tyrone, for Cairo; Alpha, for
Evansville.
Sr- l. .U,s, February .-Arrived-Gem,
Arkansas River; Harry ohnson, Quincy |;
MOliie McPike. Keokuk; Beardstown,
Peoria Departed - Pauline Carroll, New
Orleans; Anna, Cinclnnati; Harry John
son, keokulx; Forsyth, Vtcksburg; City of
Pekin, Peoria. River rising, and all the
is expected to be open to Dubuque and
Omaha this week. Weather. clear aud
pleasant. Business active. Rumors are
current that the Northern and White Col
lar Lines have agreed upon an ARA nge-
ment under which each line will start on q
boa through TO st. Paul on alternate days,
but nothing of a really definite character
has lrausDIFed.
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FAILURE TO CoRREcT.-The House
bill to legalize the assessment of tax
es by cities In 1868 was discussed in
the Legislature Monday, by Mr. Bus
kirk opposing and Mr.. Welborn fa-
voring its passage, but the bill failed
of constitutional majority, and
"went to the table" We don't see
why Mayor Walker should want to
go to indianapolis to straigthen out
his tax assessment for 1868. He and
the Courier insist that it is all regu-
lar and legal; and if it was not, our
astute Council could pass an order
to the effect that it was merely a
clerical error of our friend
McGrif, and that would make it all
right. OF course it would. What in
the world is William worrying him
self about?
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-eaweed Tonie, ana Mandrake Pills viii
cure Consumption. Liver Complaint, aud
| Dyfpepsih, u taken according to thu dlree-
lions. They are on three b. he taken &C
the same time. They c.enuse tIa stomach,
relax the liver, and put ID to work: then
the appetite beeornes good the food dIgesfs
aud makes good blood the pat .eut beeins
y Jrow IN flesh; the diseased inatter rlpeus
ina ihe lungs, and the patient outgroWs the
disease ant gets well. his b. the ouig way
10 cure CpnBumpti0n.
TO these tliee lp1Iieiues pa. j. H.
sehener, Of Phuade phIa, owes bis uurI-
vailed success Ia the treatment OF Pulmo-
ualy Consumption. Tire pulmonio syrup
riper the morbid matter m tho lung.
nature throws ~ on by am eaty eapoetora.
tlon, for WHOM the phiegni on matter lH
ripe a slight cough win throw it on and
The patient has rest, and the lungs begin
10 Deal.
To do a. iy, the seaszred Tonic nnd Nan-
drake Pins must beneely used 90 cleanse
the stomeeh and iiyer, go that tne pal-
monie syrup ana the food viii make good
blood.
schenck' Mhndrhke Pills act upon the
liver, removing All ob truciions, relax tbo
ducts Or the gail bi1cdor, tho bio STARTS
freely, and The liver is soon relieved. the
stOOia will show what the Ptlls cAu d0; noe
thing has evor been Invented except cnIo.
mel Ga deadly poison, which is very diane
ge Gus 90 use, unless with great oare1 that
VIII unlock the snll bladder ma start tha
seeretions OF The liver like 5chouck's Mnn-
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint Is one OF che most
prominent causes OF Consumption.
seheneks senweed Tonic is gentle
stimulant ana Alternative, aud tic aIirtii
IN the Seaweed, which this preparation ia
made Of, assists tile stomach ~ -tnrotg otlf
the gastric Juice 10 dissolve the food win
the Pulinomc Syrup and is made into
good blood without fermentation or sour
ing IN the stomach.
Dr. Sehenck, in his treatment does not
Try 10 atop cough, night HNDfts. chiIlH.
or fever Remove the cause and They viii
all stop OF their own Accord No one rru
be cured ofConaumptlgn, Liver Complaint.
Dyspepsia, Catarrhs Canirer, or Ulcarntpd
made healthy.
When there in ne lung disease. ar only
Liver Conn laiut ard DYspepsin, Sci. snetiH
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake l' lls uro
sufficient, without the PuInOnl,, svruU
Take tho Mandrake Pills freely lu aH
harmless.
Dr. schene4, who has enjoyed unintor-
rupted health for many yearH paat, and
now weighs rs pounds wis wasted away
10 mere slce Teton, Va the very lnal stage
OF oi. rutiaonaty S0nsnmpii2}ni is phys-
less and abandoned him 90 his fate. lie
was cured by the aforesaid medicine.
Full directions accompany each, maxi
ing tb not absolutely NECESSARY % sec Dr.
Schenck, unless pate nts wish their lungs
examined and ion thi purpose he ie proc
ieaslonally at his principal office, Phln-
delphta, every Saturday, where nlt letters
OF advice must be addressed.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic, each u % per bottle. on 81 CON
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25e. per box.
For sale by al drugRists.
fe2 d&wly bpNI
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fest it bad endured, Patience had
oeased to be virtue, and the oeuliSf
had ceased to be a guest of the hotel.
Like an exhausted lamp. he had gons
out during the night to light no more
forever that mansion. No more to
bless his patient. These circumstan-
ces led the landlord to an investiga-
ton, which resulted in the discovery
that the show of baggage, like the
Doctor himself, was cheat and an
empty delusion. There may be other
little developments connected with
the affair that may be interesting to
our readers hereafter. We shall watch
for them.
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YOUNa MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION.
The first of the daily prayer meet
Jugs in the new hall of the Young
Mems Christian Association. held
yesterday, was quite well attended.
The prayer meetings will be held
daily in this hall, over the Merchants
National Bank, from ii o'clock A. M.
70 noon. Everybody who heard Pro-
lessor Willett's address at the inaugu-
ration on Monday night. express the
highest commentator of IL.
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pa Coughs, Hoarseness, and The
various Throat affections to which
Public Speakers, Military Officers
and Singers are liable, relieved by
" Brolon's Bronchial Troches." HaY-
ing direct influence to the affected
parts, they allay Pulmonary Irritation.
The freedom from all deleterious in
gradients makes tie Toches a safe
remedy for the most delicate female
or youngest child, and has caused
them to be held in the highest esteem
by those who use them. feb15-eOd
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Nrw YonK. Aneust zth. 1srs

Mr.. EDITOR: Several of your correspond
ents, very old and res. sc5fp6te no doubt,
seem TO be wonderfully exercised as TO the
origin of our PLANTATION BITTERS. So
long as these BitteTS are all that we REPRE-
sent them to be, we do not know that it
makes any difference from whom they
come, or from whence they originated: but
for the information of the public gener-
ally, and Old Capt. WefltS in particular, we
will say that he told the truth. and that.
these Bitters originated in the West india
Islands-that many of the ingredients
have been favorabiy used for over IL cen
tury, but that our combination or CalISaya
is entirely new, and our own. The rum
and other materials are the same. aud as
your correspondent says, a better Bite rs
anu TCnic Is not made. We recommend
them particularly for dyspeptlcs, lever and
ague, debility, loss of appetite, and in all
cases where tonic and stimulant is re-
qulred. Il. Ii. DRAEkE a Co,
q Park Row, n. Y.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superiorto the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. febI5- d3teodltw
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For RENT.-A desirable dwelling
house, containing ten rooms, large
yard, plenty fruit and shrubbery, on
Sixth Street, between Main and Syca-
more. Possession given 18th inst.
Enquire of KELLER & WHITE.
feb6-tf @
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FIN ROUTE TO FRANKFORT. - Con-
rad Piles, Deputy Sheriff Of Living
ston County, Kentucky, was a passen-
ger by the Armada, yesterday morn
ing, having in charge David Lantrip,
alias w. y. johnson, convicted of
stealing a horse and watch, and
sentenced TO the penitentiary for nine
years-eight years for the horse and
one year for the watch.
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B9- For pure Drugs, Medicines
and Liquors for medicinal use, Ivory
Sets, genuine imported, Perfumes,
Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes,
go to Schuermann & Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours. jan13 6mos.
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DEPUTY APPRAIsER.-The An
praiser of Real Estate, John Greek.
Esq. has appointed Benonia Stinson
of Perry Township, Deputy An,
praiser, in place of James Darling
declined. Mr.. Stinson is an old c;t;'
zen, is said to know every tract of
land in the township, and will doubt
less make a competent officer.
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Bg~ Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'s Drug Store, cor
ner of Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. Ioc26 diff
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Coal, II CENTS PER BUsEEL-For
the rest oil the season, and until fur
Their notice we will deliver the best
Bediam Coal at II cents per bushel
to all parts of the city. a liberal
discount by the boat load to manu-
facturers. Send orders to No. 2 Main
Street. JNo. INGLE, JR., IL Son,
Proprietors Bodiam Coal Mines.
febl6-2t.
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CITY N EW S.
WEDNESDAY, ........FEBKUAE7 Il. is55

We publish in the advertising col
umns the gerrymandering Ordinance
for re-districting the city, passed by
the Council on Monday night. We
comment upon its provisions. on the
first page.
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feb3 IF

BACoNi LARDll FLoUR!I PoRKlI
1000 Sugar Cured and Plain Bacon
Hams, Bacon Shoulders, Clear Sides,
s. g. Breakfast Bacon II all of our
own curing, and warranted to gire
satisfaction.
100000 pounds Bulk Meats.
500 tierces, kegs, and cans Choice
Lard.
5000 barrels and sacks Flour, diff
ferent grades.
i. RUFFNER, JR. & Co.,
feb12-tf No. z Main, near Water St.
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Crop PRosPECTs.-The open and
mild character of the weather for the
last month and half has led to
many apprehensions as to the future
character of the crops of fruits and
small grain. From persons from
various parts of the country we learn
that the wheat crop never looked bet
ter than at present. The mild type
of winter that has prevailed has not
checked the growth, and the wheat
looks luxuriant and thrifty. There
has been none of that sudden freez-
ing and thawing that proves so de-
structiye to wheat; and unless we
are visited by late severe frosts in
the Spring, the wheat crop promises
to be most abundant. The fruit crop
depends very much on the same con-
tingency. Peaches are generally
killed, if at all, in the carly bud,
during the Winter; but thus far they
arc safe, nor are they so far advanced
as might have been expected under
the influences Of the mild weather
that has prevailed Altogether, the
crop prospects at present are highly
fattering.
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OMITTED.-The names of Willie
Sonntag of the First Primary, upper
building, and Eddie Sonntag, Second
Primary, were by mistake omitted
from the Roll of Honor of the Public
Schools, published yesterday.
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a clergyman, while residing In South
America az missionary discovered n
Nervous weakness, Early Decay, Diseases
Of The Urinary and Seminal Orenns. and
the whole train Of disorders brought on uy
Danefui and VICIOUS habits. Great num-
Densi nave been GU ell by thfs noble RENE
edy- Prompted by desire TO benefit the
afflicted aud unfortunate, Will send the
fecipe for preparing and using this mo1Ia
cinet IA a sealed envelope, tD fiuy one who
needs 10, free ~ chaT0f. Address
JOSEPH r. INMAN,
station ID, Bible House.
JAZZ uAW3m lsp a New YORK CITY.
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AN ABSENT MINDED OcULIsT AND
A PATIENT PATIENF-We are told a
pretty good story---to those, at least,
not Immediately interested--that has
Just transpired in this city.
Some days ago gentleman, or a
man bearing the resemblance of a
gentleman, stopped at one of the
hotels of the city, and announced
himself an oculist from Paris. and
proposed to work wonderful cures,
giving it out that he had come to
stay, and as an assurances Of self
confidence, announced his terms to
DO No cure. no pay" He made
himself as agreeable as possible to
the people connected with the hotel,
and we believe had some patients.
Whether he cured any one, or man
aged to get pay without curing any
one, We could not ascertain.
On Monday patient called to re-
ceive the benign blessing of his skill.
Monsieur was very delighted; would
care him certainment, in one very lit
tie time" if he would strictly follow
his prescription. Making an applica-
tion-of what, the world must for
ever remain ignorant-to his eyes, he
blindfolded him, and told him to lie
still on his back till he, the Doctor
returned. and his eyes would be per-
feetly cured. The patient resigned
himself to the condition, and patient
ly awaited the hour for his release
from his not very pleasant position
Hour after hour passed; night came
and SO did the morning. and found
the obedient patient maintaining
his position, his patience exhausted,
ana ms appetite clamorons at the long
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For SALE. "A nice Tioo-stOry
Dl0elling House, with five rooms and
cellar, in the best part of the city,
will be sold below its value and part
ly on time. Call to-dGg, as L am re-
quested to sell WITHOUT delay.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
feb3 tf Real Estate Agent.
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JUSTICE SrINsoN's CoURT. Lig-
mum Vitae, for lambing Stannum on
Main Street. on Monday, was fined
81 and costs by Justice Stinson, yes
terday, on plea of guilty.
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FORTUNATE BUT SINGULAR RE-
CovERY OF A WAToH.-Everybody
knows, or ought to know, Captain
Bob Kelley. for many years past clerk
of one of the Cincinnati and Louis
Vile mail packets, and at present on
the Gen JIytle On the night of the
terrible disaster to the United States
and America, when aroused by the
collision, left his fine silver watch on
his mattress in the cabin of the
United States. and supposed it was
forever lost. On Friday last the
watch came to him anonymously, the
sender stating that he had taken it
from an Irishman who was trying to
sell it at Cairo. This is supposed to
be mere pretence, and it is believed
to be case Of conscience, or that
inward dread of detection that pre-.
vents persons often from enjoying or
retaining property unlawfully obtain
ed. The watch bears indications of
having been in the water as well as
the fire, and is somewhat mutilated.
1t was probably fished up by some
one of the wreckers, who was strongly
tempted to keep it but could not.
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RELIGIOUS.

GEORGE IL. FLOWER, of Illinois, is
~ holding a protracted meeting in The
Court House in this city. George Il. is the
great Bog T. sHcheT of the West, and may
be heard at the above place any night this
week. He expects to preach until after
next Sunday. [fel7 DIST
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family flour sold IN the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by III. d. Allis & Co., First St.
second door below Vine.
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how re GIT PATIENTS. pot apiu-
Jon, no charge, send sketch and descrlp-
tfOn- For application. send model, uut
over one foot ln slzf, Hnd $40 first G0veIu-
menu and stlmp fees. Specification. draw
ln&ss caveats assignments prepared, rss
Jeeted claims prOsegu ted. Also, iutarL.rs
ences, extension Of patents, and aupuaia.
Address MUM a. co, No. Park ROW.
New YORK. fHu u leIt dIm
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HUNDREDS of people in this vicini-
ty are suffering from diseases of the
blood, which may be easily cured by
the use of DR.. j. W. Poland's Humor
Doctor. Sold by Cloud 81 Akin.
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RAMA light rain set in about 10
O'Clock last night, but up to midnight
it had not made much Roadway. Ac-
cording to an old established legend,
the present moon will be wet one,
as it lies fairly on its back, and run
ming full Of water, must of course run
over.
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Bachelors hair Dive.

This splendid HAIR Dye ls the best iu The
world Size only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable, meLantaueous: no diFs
appointment no RID lculous tufEe fauIn.
dies the ~ effects Of bad dyes; iuVieorHfc8
Hnd leaves Inc Hair soft and baHuffiui.
9SQck ~ tr0agli. Sold by an DruaglHHH and
refIumcrBi end properly applied 30 Ba CHE
ol0rs Wig Factory No. lB Bond Huceii
new YORK. lHp31 uly
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A STRIKE FOR BETTER HHALTa~1
CuTrrNG THE REsERvoIRv-THE RE
su1T-For several years past there
has been much sickness in the vlcln-
ity of the canal reservoir near Fort
Gibson. which has been very gener-.
ally attributed to the existence OF
that large body of water, covering
hundreds of acres, including much
timbered land, and being in some
places fully fifteen feet deep. The
oonviction became so strong that one.
NIGHT last week, the people OF that
vbole vicinity congregated to abate
the nuisance. They came armed
with hicks, mattocks and shoyels, and
to work they went with a will. They
dug a sluice in the bank fifty feet
wide, not for a moment apprehending
any danger. The country around is
lower than the banks Of the reser-
voir, and when they cut through the
bank the vast field of water began to
rush out. sgsa aa adr
The stream was small and harm
less at first. but as the opening widen
ed, an angry food began to pour
through like mighty crevdsse, and
fences, and bridges. and stock were
carried away before the wild rush of
waters. One bridge, IA feet long,
was swept away, besides other smaller
ones. Hundreds Of rails we're borne
down upon the resistless current; and
one German lost fifty head of sheep
The people were filed with con-
stsrnation, and would gladly have
closed the breach, for though many
damned the the wild, rushing waters,
all the force they could muster could
not. for a moment, check its impetu-
osity The damage is almost meal
culable, aud farms that were once
fertile and prolific, are now swamp,
and the miasma arising from the
ground SO long submerged is likely to
produce tenfold more sickness than
the reservoir ever did. Men should
never act rashly or unadyisedly. ~
y
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TOR SALE -FARM--A splendid farm,
A. contsiniug 40 acres; 80 Under culliva-
lion, and 10 In Timber. = ENIf8Nl
SAID farm Is situated two aud half miles
above the city OF lsvansviIle, near the
OLeen hlver hoad The announcements
consist OF a dwelling. house, contaihfiie
SIX rooms, cellar, two cisterus, a barn ami
other ouJ-Dulldings = nH new and OF the
most approved style, II fFatrE
Inere ~ an elegant young orchard on
stlu pIatce pi about one hundred trees, 81
the choicest varieties attlt 80
100 $40, y clay PIT, frora which three pot
tefles are being constantly supplied.
FOR partlculars, apply TO MRS. MARIA
HUH HlNSON, on The premises. loff adj
fel3 dim IT
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B9 Tenderloins and spareribs for
sale, for the next three days, at Ell
lott, Ruffner & Co.'S pork house, on
Locust Street near Third. feb16.2t
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GOASRGe Sz Co. e
7, Fragrant Toilet Soaps

AK PREPARED IsY skilled Bgnra-
lpeHb from ttte isest Materials. nua nra
8JgoWH As TIIE Stan DAEgB Hf uHALla5
AEfD Cusr0MEilB.
S5td Bgor8pOl,ere. ldao
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srEAMRnATIINEa


To LoUIsVILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at s
o'clock P. M.
To CArRo-DsiIy, except Sunday, at I
o'clock P. NJ.
TO GREEN RIvER.-Every Monday and
Friday at O'Clock p. M. Every Thursday
at O'Clock p. N.
To EASTPORT.-Every Monday, WedneS-
day and Friday at O'Clock p. ~.
TO HESDERsoN-Daily. except Sundays,
M O'Clock PM.
To NAsHvILLE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday at p. NJ.
10 MEMPHs-Every Tuesday at4P.M.
RocieportStag Via N ewburgh and Boon
WILEY carrying the mali, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
ead Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P.M.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at A. M. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by 2 P. N.
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun
SayO from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
O'Clock P. NJ.
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GOINa NORTH.
Tsrre Haute and Indianapolis.

The change on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad takes place on Monday, Deem
ber 18th. after which we will correct the
time table of that Road.
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@%- How many mothers aufIor enc AGONY
u seeing u-Clr 4iiie ones HnaicheI away
rom thfIl 81 TIE Whoopng Cough, OF
DtptheEl4s tyl CD f.him8lD bottle OF bOl#nd's
White Pine Gts-.t jound would have sawed
the bah g'JttfCs Ltis lnfaiilbio.
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Tire ONLY RELIABLE REMHDY iol
hose BtoWE DETERMINATIONS on Gao face
PeTytrs Moth and bj'eetie LotioH. Pre-
JARED only By DR.. y. q. PERRY 40 uDud
Street, New York. Sold everywhere.
nar28 d6m
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FOR, SALE.
POUND.

@OCK - A pocket-book be-
longing to n party in Tennessee Has
b9en left at the Journal Office TO await the
owner. Lfel6
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