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(N d I S X E Y.
A. GUCKENHEIMER & BROS,
FREEPoRT, ESYLyANIA.

A. GUCKENHE1MER & BROS,
FREEPORT, PENESY
=
COPPER DISTILLED PURE BYE WHISKEY,
Pure and unadultersted, sold and shipped direct
from the Dtstiery Warehouse to Charleston, S. c.,
Is now In store and for sale by the following
wholesale Gr0cers and Wholesale Druggtsts OF
this city:
BoLLMANN BROS,
GOODRICH, WINEMAN Il CO.,
WAGNER & MONSEES,
WERNER & QUICKER,
MANTOUE CO.,
J. q. RENNEKER,
q. Z. d. STELLING,
RAVENEL & HOLMES,
: II LUHRS.
III. WURHMANN,
in. NJ. TOHLTMANN,
WIN. MARSCHER,
This Celebrated WHISKEY, well and ravorabIy
known in the North, East and Wess, Is an art!cls
Of superior merit and is now being introduced In
Its pure and unadultera.ed state IN the Southern
markets, and one that will give satisfaction to all
lovers OF pure and healthy stlmulant.
A. GUCKENHEIMER BROS,
Proprietors OF the Freeport Distiery, Armstrong
County, Pena. and owners or the United States
Bonded Warehouses, Otfice Nos. rs and 95 First
Avenue, Pittshurg, Penn. mch12 smw6mosDtC
DAVIS l. MILL ER'S
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fairs.
A F a L R
OF THE
GERMAN LADIES' SOCIETY,

GERMAN LADIES' SOCIETY,
For the purpose Of completing their new Church,
will be held during the FIRST WEEK In November
next, at the Concert Rooms OF the Academy OF
Music. The ladies respectfully ask for kind and
voluntary contributions from oil citizens kindly
disposed towards their undertaking.
ANY contributions, in fancy OF. useful articles,
small or large, or to the Refreshment Tables,
will he gratefully accepted, and duly acknoWl.
edged through the public press.
Mr.. F. voS SANTEN will receive for the ladies
all contributions and exhibit them at his Store,
No. 2a9 King, near Market street. The ladies ask
that this appeal to a generous public may not be
overlooked.
MRS. D. A. ANNE, President.
MRS. F. wEHMANE, Secretary.
sep5-6 Mrs. J. Q. BOESCH Treasurer.
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Gopartnersbip Notires.

TlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i associated themselves for the purpose OF
cond uctlng LUMBER AND TIMBER FACTOR
AGE and General Commiss on Business In this
CITY, under the Erm name OF STEISMEYER d
STOKES ], II. STElNMEYER. Jr.,
..E -; Charleston p o.
-: WIN. STOKES,
Branchyiiie. P. O.
ONCE and Pond, Wes: End Broad street, South
Side.
Charleston, September 1, 1870.
sep2-fmwlmoDkC
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Dissolmtions of Gopartnershlp.

THE COPARTNERSHIP BETWEEN
i Drs. RaOUL & LYMAN has this day heen
dissolved by mutual consent. DIR. EA0UL will
continue the business at TO. 2l0 King street, one
door below Market.
DR.. LYMAN is authorized to liquidate the affairs
OF the late firm. ALFRED RAOUL.
A. II. LYSAH
September ., 1879. sep2-fmw3
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frnannal.

Dealer In SPs Gle, UNCURRENT BANK NOTES
Bonds, Stocks, Coupons, &C., &c.
orders for the purchase aud sale OF Securities
promptly executed. '',T
Collections carefully attended to and remitted
for upon day OF payment, at currc'lt rates OF eX'
change.
Prices Current issued weekly and forwarded
gra tuitously to any point on application.
New York Observation-Disclosures. loves
Macy, Henry Cews s Co., Luther Ko,Ii!z,', and j.
n. Weith i Arents. tNii Jui!5-'n~i3nos
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GEN UINE ENGLISH GUUUS,
LOWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP
Lows Honey Soap
Lows Elder Flower Soap
Lows Glycerine Soap
LOWS Pomades
Henry's MaSnesia .
Piesse and Lubin's Perfumes
Bank Of Flowers
Dalby's Carminatiye
Keating's Cough Lozenges.
G. J. LUHN,
Apothecary and Druggist,
Southeast corner King and John streets,
may27-fmW5mos Charleston, >. y.
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Remouals.

d DEMOVAL.-THEU UNDERSIGNED RE-
III SPECTFULLT inform their friends and
customers that they have removed their Store 10
NO. 233 King street. one door south VI their Old
stand GOUTEYENIER BROTHERS,
seo3-5 Successors to A. Illing.
u DEMOYAL.-MESSRS. j. D. AIKEN &
N co. have removed their ONCE to Nos. Il
aud II Central Wharf. sep1-6
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A definite cash surrender value Is guaranteed
on all policies lapsed by non.paymen OF pre-
MUM, which amount will, at the option Of the
policy-hoder, be paid him In cash on the surren.
der OF his policy, or loaned to him at six per
cent. interest to pay his future premiums, there
by continuing his policy In force for the full
amount. With sufficient capital for entire secu'
rity, no Life Insurance Company offers superior
advantages to the Carolina.
All its profits are divided among Its po!lcy-hold-
ers, In dividends, on the contribution plan.
No restrictions on travel or residence In the
United States, Canada or Europe.
All policies non.forfeltable after second year.
AL losses paid promptly In cash.
N. G. BUTLER, Genera! State Agent,
Columbia, S. c. ]
R. J. MAGILL,
Agent at Charleston, S. G..
jun6-mfw3mos
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WTANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w small House n the central part OF the
city. Address purchaser through Postodiee.
SepT-2N
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WTANTED, AN ACTIVE GIRL TO COOK
w and do homework for small family.
Recommendation required. Apply al IA! Cal
houn street. septI-1*
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A YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN, LATELY
II arrived here, wants SITUATION as Clerk
IN z cotton house. or in any other capacity can
show frst-class testimonials. &c. Apply at TINS
Office. Sepo-3H.
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Uants.

SITUATION WANTED BY A GOOD
n CHAMBERMAID and Washer, colored. Apply
at this office. sepT-l'
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NTANTED, A STEADY WOMAN, TO
w Cook and Wash for a small family. Ap-
ply at No. Rut!edge, corner Of Queen street
SeDT-sS
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UNION REFoRM NoMINAEIoNs.
For.Governor,

Hoy. R. B. CARPENTER, OF cHARLEsros.
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90 Rent.

THO RENT, A COMFORTABLY HOUSE,
i No. Ii President street. Rent $500. Apply
to J. L. MOSES, Agent, No. 81 Broad street.
auQ3l-Wfm4
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VTTANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH,
w small House. Address B., NEWS Onlce.
sep5-6*
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Tbe GbafltStot aems

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER !, 1870.
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WTANTED, A STEADY AND COMPE-
w TENT coiored woman. without eucum-
brance, to cook and do general housework. The
hsst recommendations required. Apply imme'
dIately at No. 81 Wentworth street. sep5..
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For Lieutenant-Governor,

GENERAL N. c. BUTLER, OF EDeEF1ELD'
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for 5lts.

ENOR SALE, TWO DRAFT AND SADDL
IL HORSES. Apply at NJ. SO Hase strcc;.
SepT-2x
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TTNION REFORM CLUB, WARD T.
u A Meeting of this Club will be held at the
Hail. corner Of Line and King streets, THIS WED
nesdayl EVENING. at O'Clock. All residents OF
the Ward favorable TO Reform, are earnestly in.
vlted to attend.
The Meeting will be addressed by prominent
speakers By order, E. NJ. HACKER,
septI Recording Secretary.
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ENOR SALE, A No. ONE COW, WITH
u young CAT. Apply southeast corner OF
Line and Coming streets. Sep' ~
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WTANTED TO RENT, A HOUSE OF
w six or eight rooms, In the centra! or lower
part OF the city, with cistern and necessary out
buildings. Address S, + ey Box No. 532 T. D.
SeD3-smw3H
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SEPTEMBER :. 1870.
Meeinss.

TTNIoN REFORM CLUB, WARD No.
~ 4-The Regular Meeting Of this Club will
be held THIS EVENING, 7th instant, at Masonic
Hall, at O'Clock precisely. All residents OF the
Ward favorable to Reform, are earnestly In
vited to attend.
Ey order OF the President
J. F. SEIGSIOUS, co.ro.or;os
SEM THEO MITCHEII,- seeietaiieo'
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T>INE OLD HYSoN TEA ONE DOLLAR
II A POUND, at METI'S GROCERY, Garner
Queen and Meeting streets, opposite Mills House.
iulY 2S-3lnOSF
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I additional Dispatches.
Fire at LOUISVILLE Revenue DeeIs.
iOn-.0ther Items.

Fire at LOUISVILLE Revenue Deeis,
iOn-.Other Items.
Louisville, March ga letter
from j.. w. Douglass, Deputy Com
missioner Internal Revenue, at Wash
ingtOn, decides that persons vending
prize candy boxes. are liable to tho
same tax as individuals engaged In
gift and lottery enterprises. namely,
$3.50 per annum
The loss by the burning Of the Lou
isville City Railway CoDpany's stable
and buildings adjoining IS 81, 300,
insured as follows :
The Underwriters, Of New York.
$1,000; Charter Oak, of Hartford,
$1,000; Lamar, of New York, 81 900;
Sun, State Fire and Commercial Mu-
tual, Cleveland, 81, 900 each Union. of
San Francisco, $1,000; United States,
of Baltimore, $1,000; Excelsior, New
York, $1,000; German Mutual, Louis
Vile, $1,000; Kentucky Mutual,
Louisville, $1,000.
Thos. Hamilton and Portman we're
arrested to day by the Sheriff Of JEFF
ferson County, but afterwards turned
ove on a writ Of hdbeds corpus to the
United States authorities. They are
charged with numbering one Pigdon,
who had killed a negro nan in Feb
ruary.
The trial of Michael Hayden, on a
charge Of arson commenced to day
was continued.
John Heiiz was indicted to day for
the murder of Geo. LeObstein.
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TEEE MARKETS.
non s0rA eoIa sad ssoca asrndi,

ken FORK G0Id sad SsecA Mz-ntf.
B. Telegraph NKw YORK. March %.
The position of the foreign exchange
market, IN consequence OF It's close con-
nectfOn with the price of gold and the
foreign trade OF the country, is al present
of much Importance. a short time since
one of the leading bankers steadily ow-
cred quotations for sixty day bills, which
brought about a heavy decline in bills
drawn against shipments OF American
securities, cotton and other products. This
started a very bearssh feeling among the
bankers in regard to outside bills, and
almost every one was afraid to buy, be-
cause they looked for much lower rates,
especially on cotton bills. The leading
firm noticed drew Their own bills with
great freedom. and in addition, 1t Is stated
they made SI,OC0. coo OF gold paper and
placed some on the market at 8 per cent.
per mum. 1t now leaks out That this
firm bought heavily In cotton bills at Low
prices, both here and in b South, while
other bankers were quietly waiting Tor q
panic in The Liverpool cotton Market and
very low rates for cotton bills.
MoEEY-Market very Easy and closed at
3 to ; per cent? on call loans; prime Dusl-
ness rates, to 1t is stated that one
100000. by recent dry goods failures.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Firm; Banners ask
SlCeha less one-slxteenth, Tor sixty Gay
bills The supply OF cotton and other
bills lignt.
A strong effort has been made TO force
down the price of gold by a report Of the
passage OF a certain funding bill, bv the
House, the result being a fall from 1875 to
J2H; but subsequently the price reached
l2H, large bids Ior Treasury gold having
strengthened the markets: closing rate
l2%9l23z. Last carry ing rate 3 per cent.
Clearances SIS. COO,OO. The Government
sold 81 600 ,o0) at u 20-l00Gl2 55-IG0. Bids ag-
gregated SC, 173,0OO, and running as low as
1I1S. government bonds barely steady.
The COmmfttee on Ways and Means have
appointed next Tuesday as the day On
which they viii hear the Representatives
of the National Banks, on the funding
bill. As q matter Ct course no action viii
be taken on The bill until after that time.
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new YOrk Market.

By Telegraph New York, March %.
CoTToN-Heavy. lower; sales of 30 bales
at 22Zc for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts, o 500 barrels; u and
declining; sales OF $50 barrels at 81 40
"a So for supernne State and western ;
81 CO.'S 40 for extra state; 81 55g5 so for
extra western; IS lOG6 % white wheat ex-
ira; 81 loot % for round hoop OhfO; IS 90
az 60 for extra 1T. Louis; Sc LOGS 90 for good
TO choice do. Rye -four heavy sales OF go
CORN MEAL-Falr demand; 400 bbls west
ern at 81 70.
WHIsKY-Lower; sales of 400 bb,s west
WHEAT Heavy; shade 10 Eei receipt :
OF l7,6O6 bushels sales o. 1000 bushels at
3sPring, 81 Us for No. 2 and Chicago taken
together; 81 O59I OF for No. Chicago 81 10
@ll2 Tor No. ? Milwaukee,; 81 24gl % for
for white State.
RYE-Q1iet, fair request; sales OF ls.0CO
bushels canada western Ht private terms.
CoRN-Sca rce, shade nrmer: receipts of
200 bushels; sales OF 5000 bushels at 5000
for new mixed western; 81 co for high
mixed nearly yellow; 81 Oh for new rouad
vel ow; SIOOgI " for new yellow j srsey
and Pennsylvania; 81 % for interior cd
mixed western In store
OATs-Lower; receipts OF 8 200 bushels;
sales OF Is. 900 bushels at 55g57c for western !:
6O962c Tor b and State.
RICE-Dull.
COFFEK-Quiet.
SUGAE-Quiet; fales of 400 hhds Cuba at
Sh@9T.
MoLAsSES-Dull.
PETRoLEUM-oaiet. at AZ for crude;
28% for refined.
H~OPS-Firn, at l5@26c.
WooL-Amerlcan quiet; sales OF 10000
lbs at 4595Sc for domestic fleece; 4lc for
pulled.
LEATHER-Qulet and unchanged.
LISsEED OfL-DulI, at S9d93c.
IURPENTINE-Quiet, at 46Qs7c.
PoRK-FIm sales OF 300 0bIs at E2i I2%
for mess; $1,000 . for prime. and g2I 75Q2l
for prime mess; also. sties 40 bbls mess,
seller April and May, e2692G IS.
B~EEF-Steady salts OF 900 bbis at SlOal5
fo- new plain mess; sl49I7 so for new extra
mes; tierce beef steady; sales of 100 tferces
az S249ZS for prime mess; S7@30 for India
msssi beef hams quiet; sales or I40 bbls at
S23d32 for new.
CUT MEATS Firm; sales OF 400 pc ckages
at l0%9l2c for shoulders; 14Lgl5L fo-
hams; middles quiet; sales OF 2l2 boxes at
l2lzgi2Z for Cumberland cut; 1871 for
short ribbed; AZ for long clear and long
cut hams on private terms.
LARD-Firmer; sales OF 37j tiercss at I35z
Wl4M for steam, and l59l5% for kettle rem
dered also, sales OF 80 Bierces steam, seller
April. at l4&.
BUrrER-Steady .1fa2Ge for Ohio.
C~HEEsE-Dull, at I31I6c.
Liverpool dFmer; ship.
ments $1,000 bushels wheat at I'D, per
steamer.
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RNrMr. Connelly vide the fol

sFMr. Connolly writes the fol
lowing to the JOURNAL reporter:
EVANSVILLE, March 24, 1870.
Mr.. Ryan, Reporter:
Sir:-The scope Of the few remarks
that l made at the meeting last re-
ming, was, that the discomfort Of the
great body of the Southern people
was the natural result of the treat
ment they had received from con
cientious abolitionists, tricky polItl-
clans, reckless s~coundrels, cotton
thieves and urpriucipled radical
mercenaries, and that life and prop
erty were as safe in the South a else
where. To demonstrate this last fact,
| / showed that it was the interest Of
the radical party ID the South to pan
der to the blacks, to excite the ami
mostly of the blacks against the
Southern people, and to exaggerate
cases Of outrage.
/ also showed the elements of which
the radical party of the South are
composed.
Whether you wilfully misrepre
scented me, or my stupidity failed to
make the scope of my remarks clear,
/ do not care to inquire; but your
report contains some assertions so d.
rectly contrary to fact, that / think
proper to call your attention to one
of them. l did not say, Abolition
lists lCould Steal" nor anything that
could be supposed to indicate such
an opinion. The assertion that |
said so is utterly false. 1t you see
proper to do justice by publishing
this note, / will be obliged. If you
do not do so, it will show that [ did
not ex aaust the unfairness to which
Radicalism will some times resort.
Respectfully
VIM. NJ. CONNELLY.
IF any proof Of the correctness of
the report were needed. Mr.. Con
~nelly's letter has furnished it, while
seeking to make up a denial.
The connection in which be said
they would STEAL" was in speaking
of an abolitionist who entered a house
in the south, aud demanded food,
shelter and drink in the name of Jesus
Christ" Mr.. Connolly said they
(the abolisionists) "instigaled the
slaves to rob and murder their mas
ters,-they would steal"
Mr.. Connolly had better not utter
what he would not like to see printed,
A dozen of the Democrats who were
bored by his few remarks" will at
test the correctness of the report.
The Courier snuffs him out in a
| single line, thus: NY. Connolly was
called, and made a few remarks"
Perhaps it were better, ifthe jour
NAL had served the seeker for noto.
riety in a like manner, although the
remarks" took up forty Ell ut min
utes 10 the making.
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cincinnati HsrKes.

BY TeIssraph.l OIEoTErATI. March %.
FLoUR-Unchanged and dull; extra 81 50
a IS; family s. 0095 Is.
WHEAT-Unchanged and quiet OF 81 069
81 90.
CoRN-Unchanged at 74a76c.
OATs-Dull at 49953c.
RYE-Scarce, with sales at s85g9Oo.
BARLEY 95c9sl 10 and dali; demand
very tight.
C0TToN-Dull; middling s0c.
ToBACCO-Iu fair demand; sales of 70
hOgsheads at 81 20g22 ..
WHISKY = Closes buOyant and sold at
e3c for old.
BULK MEATS -shouldelS lO1zc; sides I59
l511c for clear rio and clear sugar cured
hams 69lsc.
BACoN-Not much bacon sides out OF
smoke, and IL is difficult to nu orders at
the quotations.
Labelled out Of the market: small
sales at 149l4Ac for 9 and kettle.
BUTTER-Unchanged at 3I9S7c.
EGGs-Declined 10 2l922c and dull.
OILS-Ltnseed oil declined To 9je and
dull. Lard oil 81 2D8l p and nrm. Petro.
leum 2692Sc for refined
SUGAR-Dull at l09l3c Tor New Orleans.
CoFFEE-l7c TO pc and steady.
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OhieagO gaFKeL.

By TIE .ezraph.I CHICAGO. March D.
ExCHENGE-l 10 of to par buying and
l 10 premium selling.
FLoUR-Eeariy nominal; spring extra
So 60G5 20
WHEAT-Quiet at s3LGS5c for No. !, and
74H974Z for &C. 2, closing at 74Z; this ar
ternOoD the market was hfmer and active
at 75H075Z cash and seller April; Soc bid,
seller May.
CoRE-Quiet. closing a 72%g72L for No.
2. and 63 G65c 70 no grade,
OATs-Quiet AID weaker, csosipg ct 37%
for No. 2.
RYE-Quiet at 65%96K for No. 2
HIGHWISES-DulI at ~ 9yoc-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and more active
closing a. as 25925 50 for mess PORK 20 Tor
dry salt shoulders l1c Tor rough SIDES ana
nc for short III midd o. loose.
LAHn-If9l4A
common to good, aud ~ 59g7 S7H for extra
shipping.
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OoHsumDtlon.

The Three Remedies. "8CHENCHIs pm b.
EoNIc SYRUP" for the cure OF Coughs.
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form OF Con.
sumption. The peculiar action Of this mols
icine ripens the ulcers IA the lungs, proc
notes the discharge Of the corrupt matter
by eXpectoratiou. Purihea the blood. aud
thus cures Consumption, when every OthoT
remedy fails.
"~schenck's sea-Weed Touio" for tho
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, ana nIi
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
tnvigorates the digestive organs, supplisa
the place OF the gastric juice when that ia
deficient, and then enables the patient to
digest the most nutriciOus food. IL is a
sovereign remedy for all cases Of indiees-
tion.
"schenck's Mandrake Pills" ono Of TIE
most valuable medicines eVor d-isooversd
being a vegetable substitute for oaiomeI
and having al the useful properties as
ertoed To thai mineral, Without producing
any Of its injurious effects.
To these three medicines Or. Ill
schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes hls nn-
rivaled success Ia the Treatment OF puI-
monte Consumption. The Pulmonicg vrup
ripens the morbid matter, DISCHARGE f.
and purides the blood. The Mandrnro
Pilis act upon the liver, remove nll OBJ
bLruellohs thefoirOm, give tho organ %
healthy Tone, and cuIe Liver Complaint.
which Is one or the most prominent causes
or Consumption.
The ca Weed Toni Invlgoratea the
powers Of the stomach, aud by strengthen.
ing the digestion aud bringing it 90 "a nor
ma and healthy condition, Improves tho
quality Of the blood, by which means tha
formation Of ulcers or tuborcles IA thc
lungs becomes impossible. the combined
action or hase medicines, as thus aw-
planned, " tcure every case OF Consump-
ton, II the r uediss are used ln tlme and
the uBe ofthe Is p%efsovored In sunicfont-
~ 70 bring the caset - a favorable teruina-
ton.
DR.. sehonok's A~lilauac, containlngafu u
treatiae ON Tho various forms OF disease.
ais mode Of treatment, and general direo-
lions how 30 use hls medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail hy addressing his
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Philadelphia, Pa.
Price or the Pulmonlc syrup ana sen-
weed Tonic each o. ~ per bottle, or 81 GOA
bali dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25o. per box.
For sale By an druggists and dealers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sinking RInmIr.

Diseases that progress rapidly to q crisis
are not the only ones % be dreaded. Can
ker or dry rot doe not blast n tree M sud-
denly as "A stroke OF lightning, but unless
arrested, 10 destroys 40 as certainly and In
like manner chronic debility, although 10
does not kill with the sWifLnegs OF yellow
fever, Is as sure 20 sap D. springs of Hfo
checked by l~nVigorating medication.
There Is something 1neNpresaibly touch
Ing in h spectacle of premature decay.
Banguors paliOr, emaciatfOnt depression
OF spirits and "a uiHta1le for oIertLom, arc
It's ordinary symptoms, and they should
be promptly met by tonic treatment. The
best inVigOrRnt and eXhilnrnnt that can
be administered In 8 case OF this kind iH
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters. The atimu-
Iattng principle Of the preparation rousea
the energies or the system, and
the strengthening ~ regulating proper
ties give q permanent ana henlthIut ful-
pulse to the vital forces thus brought into
play. The fGiling appetite fig re~-aWnkeued,
the process or digestion and assimilation
are ~qulchened, the qua itY OF the blood Dos
improved tbD secretionH become more
natural and every organ that contributes
10 the nOurtshment OF the body uuderRoeg
salutaTy change. by these means the zee
pair OF the physical structure iH effected
and It's health ana vigor restored. Tia NO
class OF diseases has the b-eutnCauG onnru-
tiOn OF the Blttera been more marked ana
NtrikiBg than In those characterized by
general debility and nervous H~rQstraflon.
Ladies' anected with these ailments dnd
In this most wholesome OF all tOntca and
correctiEeB the safest ana sureat means uf
relief. ~ Is strong - restore aud power
less 70 inJure. bugh - The uniform tetli-
mony OF clouds o. witnesses"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-24
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Fros.sr R..er ne,n. ZEE TnlrdP aoe-

The weather continued clear. but
was somewhat chilly after dark last
night.
The additional arrivals and depar-
lures up to midnight, include the
Minneola, Memphis TO Cincinnati;
Mary Houston, Louisville to New
Orleans; Hartford, to Little Wabash;
Sam Orr, to Cairo; Mallie Ragon. to
Nashville; Morning Star, to Louis
vile.
The Minneola had Il magnificent
trip, including 1900 bales cotton. She
barely touched at the wharf........
The Mary Houston had a very good
start and added largely here, but
left with room for more-.-...
all the packets left with fine trips......
The Mallie Ragon vas stuffed full
.....a...Some considerable friend pre-
sented Capt Josh. V. Throop with a
new plug hat Of the nobbiest style,
and j. v. looked as gay as a spring