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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20
PIANO FORTES.

Jew CUSICALaNsrRuM :'TST 'Rs {,
FIRST STREET NEAR rue posi- OFFICE.
In. -. the Undetermined NEST respectfully hess
-SNySz1 Leaf in the ladies' an gentle and
ali admirers ,f Musi and paintissr Of
t,,seiy aud vieni,, ,.at t., viii o. o. s,ef
in III. aay. s.. r,t premi consisting VI ra In RI
of h me-, NAL now M exgence wh" re-
rhr 6rst onum Er"re well rs America atss
late Fair ana would sert with sou'e otr"nn-
dence thet instr smen .. vel as vi rant
ings probably Viii ever ouna ner nav
Beiis ina TIA. the ct P".r IS IN ssa
suse meat pnrssis aud ART smry Justly "o ,uPT-
OF home pstronsg here such ssahis no ne
p"rat'an % such geo OF isstyuusst- ana ~ I'm;
GUIDED frames tn adon favor Pnrlprs nav "e" w
dues to this .stahlisbaens Bsn< ~ r,S
best Iastraments AM u"h good the markets OF Eiro
aIt Veg Sosk Afforded and ting es nf fsr m"s
h'se hOpss can ansrt . ss ,he 1t aiesst ssr
Of tone Of my ra sueh dpFasl sad the Sc" ns In
good time.
AisO;-A SELECTION pf Bsmhs. OruamsDtst walsirr cEs
afdierept E~s and pattern Windoy jpts With ali the NJ
tai PLAIN The yiais Bo
Bri ges rsiipeees screws Pegs ssip other Items
Pianos tuned in equal temper through sii te twents-
four teys aud repair red To risT.
y .ssors improved and unimproved landed prop
erty. ~ desired, y
augs; SUI j. BERNHARp EESNINGS.
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" Col. Lambert ]. Reardon, a prom
inent citizen and Swamp Commissioner Of
Arkansas, died at Little Rock, Ark, on the
oath ult.
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9 q 3 q = & q z Z
uekEAN's VOLCANIC Ok
UuNuM INT.

r,yHE uiyaepors cures that this ceiebYsso medicine
has performed. after all other re aedies had fsedr
xYrsnss the proprietor in asserting that IL is the only
Lnmsnt that will cure Chronic or imam nator, Rhes
naii.n Paralysis, stiffness " wsa1,e. 70 me Jon's
Mes rxlxis, Toothache. ksraehe. oruny Pam tNnlrs
move any swelling. Tumor Piles; Hard Lumps, Cakea
Breasts. Nipples Bites OF nusquitos, or any Ia
And il viii cleanse, purify and heal the FouLEsf
HLCEk SORES the legs or shins, no difference nov
long they MAY have existed. Ii vii also soothe ana
heal Burn. seslds Fresh Cuts. Wounds. &C., sooner
OVER A MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1853, and the demand is increane
failed 10 care any external disease, When properly
piled.
when a safe ard snrs rsned! is so eash, oo'~iheS'
49, iSCoSfEsTA YLE PROOF
J. H. Sei..1Sis: feel liza du,, owe TO shs public
to make tnowntss following hoping the! ma! learn ~
nv sxpsrsucs and discard worthless stun which nns
been press sso sy false certificates o. ion0
F.r.ix ,sosrs. confined TO my room cripple
,,am Rhsr..ti... M was swollen tremendous
y prodasipx he .o-, ,s'sre p.hs Inc muscles were
nnii.S n, Ms.,ans LihNsnt for four els, but ~
DOR. 20 .ors good ssan any other grease; obs inca
and ussd yosr vslssrs oil Lninent-in three wesksf
,slsSes he .n,cI.-, AID cured me permanently.
AHAaICYs CAssDAY Saline county. Ill.
se IS sov we'll. MN N. ELLIOTT, Pinkneyvills.
Of The vosdsrful efficacy OF the Volcanic Oil inineDt.
call and examine the tAosssnds which We have In ouy
all paris Of the country. and n you will
purchase supply from and IL does not give satsfas
non .he nosey will be returned 20 TIE pcrehaser.
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS. Tff
Mekean's sebrsted LBime is tie only safe and 70
liable remedy for the csreof SPAWN, Ring Bone Wine
Calls, Spliuss Unnatural Iumps, Nodes or Swelngs-
10 i'll never fail 70 Big Head Poevi, Fstpla. old
sp'.ia: s1a:. 5 Boofs ehsfs. sad
die or cellar Calls Cuts Wounds, IL is nfallible
remedy. Apply as directed. and a cure is certain.
Read the following fron Nh Wells, OF the 81. Louis
Onnibu. Company: q.
Yhisi.h csrtr that have used the Mexican Mustang
Linime mt and Meisan's Volcanic Oil Liniment. our
Omnibus that lame, spraned and for swen
ngs and have found McLszD's Volcanic Oil Iniment
10 be the best LiniGent. ERASTUS WELLS,
n1n ofthc firm of Case e. Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German. ..l
This mentis put up in 25 cent so centano II
bottles The 50 size contains three times ne guam
ty of the o. size and In 10 she cost
| For sale by J. II. MCLEAN sole fropr,etol,
Corner Third and Pine streets, ~ ! ouis. ~ o..
Forsa in Evaasyille Ind. by kELLbk ANS
IrEYG CO., AZ prOprrtCr's fssecs- Iu'
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODs.

lN0LBURN HERsHBERGER have not for
animation large stock Of iarnlshssx Gsds
Three Ply Ingram aad Lea piced Carpets Stair
end Halt cArPes vareu: patterns sss aaat' Fr Oh,
Clsths f.et wie. satin LANES Wers ed
Cosrsn Dsaaks Furatnres aad IRE HoiaRas ca
Naslia sad Lee Cdtaias. foraees Cartz Pas and
Rode M4r.-iies onis lin. Iam.sks Table Linen .ad
fevns Piano aud Table Clio ls aud BED blankets of all
sises and gaali les.
also uaauaure Mattresses of every sire aad deseric
q vhieh W. will good can he und A,-o
Bed Co all Ali Which will sell as low
the came quality he fund ths side Aileshen
Noa.tAius Foster Block list st.. near Mai .er2O
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
LII persons knowing themselves indeb ed 10 krats
IN Hciman. aotfed tie ~hin thirt ant
eli p-rsons having claims against aid f. wall present
them for Pas KRAIZ HEILMAN.
noyll-dG Win Main he twrrn ~ and 4th.
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NEW FAIL AND WINTER DAY GOOD. AND
tI.OTHsNti IN NCH ANGE POR STATE
- INk An

fuNHE would tsul citilns
IL tn cit, seIny. that he has Just "prpsi very
Arg we'll ~I-et OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
eonsis' ing IN p ,rt Of
krvseL Eng M-rnos Plat D. Lainss, half sna all
plain SILKS blsaeh.d p1Ha.
chr, ahi- aud soii cold sss Dress >ks all l.rs Of
Fiouns Gr,ss de pie and >seins; Fannes oprrs Cloak
rss Liass,.. BAY sta. Thyort PLAN an F..ey Siik
S.awis; all kiads of BLANKETS Hos Gloves Emercid
Cla.s al sy"s aud MA ,r'Ais anu multi'ade Of
ether artiei.s too III u 20 m-u lon -
A. my matte is. mail sand quch sales would AL
hos wishing tn ir fall and winter uppi,s Ia
with a call bef,rr pr ha>ing 'Isswher-
Especially vsul draw the attention dealers aud
chant taors choice stock OF Casbrs.
III in aud all collars 81 brsrdeioth Oyr-
coating htnrys Keseys P~tcrsham ;we" silk
aadc Lin, r.. all kinis Of raiiors' Trimming
To those deau ReA.y Made C thing tn vsis
me In mine very hranv stock which
family keep hand Intend selling Cincinnati Priss
and
these Cloth in this city under
r-rvisicn able better ht ard
wing hsn had other market
Come all and con yourselves oi the fact
ANS2ACHER.
uovs Main street door below Branch Bank.
ii. .s SiLS Ser: T.! cor .'''
sspls Sye. aess Water.
HUST received the Mills IS hhls or Blai vilis
% and Railroad Mills Flour. W. a. 5. NICkFRf.
nov6-S Main ST.. bes> ~ and d.
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EVANSVILLE & CHAwFORD SVILLE
| Ek lELkOAD.
cEssa1 Earsss1 $50 $50
$500 &C., M
FARE INCREASED
TAKEEFFECr AND AFTER MONDAY, 10th insr
List OF FARES

Train leaves Evansville at clock A. ".
Vineennes at O'Clock p. NJ.
From and after this date those holding
will he alo wed to this road with
out pa, ing iuil fare BY ordsr % the Board.
J. J. DANIELS, Sus't.
Evansville. OF. 9. NJ IND
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s40.47t ~

All tickets (heiny ~ with three Of the drawn
m. e>sh 81
tickets with the list aud 81 draw each IS
81 m 4sh
5th an 9th 90 4" Z" 40
all tickets (heing $40. with Of 4 dr,wp
These tickets being 81, 500 with only
nuNb-Is the",. each. rs
Tickets I'D. Halves Quar- eIs sly Eigh,hs siM.
We will is-u. Certificate OF
lie Tiek.ts Si5O . arter Tickets for $+2 on
r. Half IS - Eighth 81 o.
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HENRY STEES,
f, rotary Publ NNn !CSTlCE OF PRACE.

VT CiRNET.. ILLS
M Ill attend Coli ctinr and Securing Ciims IN South
~ E,stern Illinois and all other Business sppspsinns
tn aid ofhres rtyre tsxrs e..
R-se-.sw. Page. E.i Cashier anal Bank. Evansville
ey1p-1yw
WESTERN srEp sGrrci LruRAL WAREHOUSE
W. 'CR. WssGsTE a. co.
MANUFACTURERS md D-sL - Ia all hinde ~ Farm
wi aud Garden mrism-pts wowins e-srns AMI Thrsh-
M Ach'Be- Field and Ca See Tr-as BE- 5s Main
street pos te Rank o. Louisville. Louisville. ~
sep2j- iyw
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY,


'li>IE tsll StAl- 'at manufactured NACflEk MAR
n CONNER Is ROY before the public aud will IA
again other a without itnet af parties ia point
nnish heAarv AMI durability Citizens about voting them
Ives Hat. wold DO well 20 cali aud sxamin esnd-
Ae H. will speak for ITSELF Main street. between Frs, sad
Second
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We nd the purchase "a ckages
double the ticket
money zach coatsns all tn placed in
IN. therefore. have all that drawn
have only ct three numbers one ticket rav
n hsaas. me prize
In .,Ssyax the lottery the and date
les. liz direct send Post Stamps Instead
of silver Tickets for in all the Lotteries ad ertssd by
others Notes solvent be IL received in payment
IC.,s G. MARIN q Co.. Baltimore. Nd.
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AD,ilNI,TR ATOn,, AOTI, HI

AOTiCE nsrsDy ed has taken sut
Ietsrs hsBiy tVSTa
late OF Ssaerbash p. dseesses sad ess.s- II ssPrss
cd w solssss. ost1o-yw SILAS STEPhESS, adIE'r.
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stOOOOO ~ AArkO!
INDIANA STATE D UC h nan h NOASS IN kXCHANGE
FOX Ubl UUuvS
DANA StAs- Stock bAsk Esss wn be fsesissd 81 psr
"a txesan-s Goo.s sash prsc. Osi
iArs. IA synEtete yr sisir
antsg, s-ii stock bsisrs gaE-
chsssns ell, shsrs. GUN w lEkkf y CO.
vs-5s-std4s Lvuissiils. NJ.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

AT ADMINISTRATORS SALEI
v>HE undersigned. Administrator Of the estate Of n.
Longbpthsn. deed. will sell patlic FRI
day an h Of ID 1854 all the personal property be-
lougn said estate, tie vided hal oil
the Pork House and Pork House Fixtures. with ss
Eng and Lard Tank With Is-se Of
rts~hed e. same. known Mitchell LopgbothAms Prl
House gen Greek this ity Also. IN. ividd
Of the FIRST class Canalboat John Burs with he'll
ppsse teAle and consisting I two horses and
= mules; also household and kifeh.n Furniture. ke.
The sale will take place the Wsreheuse Of Geo. Foster
Locust the Csns ~ o'cioeh
"A. NJ u. " FOSTER 49,,
novI0-tds BIT. FERGUS Aa""
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CITy MILLS FLOUR for sale at the MIL ATS 9@
Oo - uAan.
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g. q. Ei;GLEsTON & co,

nRoPRIEroRS Of tbs Crs.eeas ciy FOUNDRY ip Evans
xills Bald all kinds Naehiser in stie quality and
nr,es ea al 20 any made any city OF the West. -
Ws ma. Fire Eszaes al! Ss~ and Gvst Mil
Tran. U,st Iron Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Frons Feacs Railing of various rtsrrs Brass Wsk OF all
ti.ds gr,uxht iroa Bridge Work-inderd
thinr In our of business Prompt tsnton gvsa TO re-
pairs. -. c..
Foasdry ca csrseOfner Of Canal aud Ingis streets
Seps'u
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JoHS. J. CHASpLEx JAMES HARLAN. JR.
Gu tyDiTsR q HxAi.t An:
JOHN j. CHAN tER AND JAMES HARLAN 2. have
OF and viii III tns e"nf led th-m.
or hoh always b. found at their office Locust
ness omit attention will he given TO collie ctions
Evansville, Nov. .. iss4.-iy
wPROyE YOUR sTO' x; Il have several pair. Of full
] blood aud half breed Shanghai Chick ms for sale AZ
rovf COOKS Family Grocery.
EAn Cs,RN.-sl5 sacks prime old. reed per C.nAibsas
ava GEO. FOSTER CO.
skROWN EHEErlNGS.-5oo BALLS, Cannslton and
y other cd for sale ~
n"vs JAS Low Is CO.. as Main St. Lou. Ky.
CoKJ ,E.s's sNQUESr
~, ssh as, o' >"v NH s,t :, .h u Inns n dv
tavern. over the body OF unkaown. dressed in gray
roundabout brwn Jlaes pants. boots aud white
Glow rrprt. Ky. JOHN TRIBLE.
novs-3w Coroner Vanderburgh county.
L. ASrERN r APER CURRENCY We will pay
~ per premium Tor such Of New Ysrk " Jersey.
ana C.nnes;sS Bark paper Is are !.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
JUST OPENED o. MAIN STREET.
FTNHE and rsEned have formed partnership under the
l. style and drm o. n s.: vek~ry. "a carry o the
Grocery and business in 81 house known
.Ol Che kercd store opposite scantiin Son. Stove
stay on hand ana for sale ali articles usually Kept IN
smiy rnery Store: also Corn Cat Bran aud Feed
rally. We will spsr pains ia Weeping customers sup
hing Ella Iva our line viii deliver has
siding In any parts the city. FREE OF Oh RGE.
JAMES W. vICEERY.
novs-im SAMUEL vIcEERN.
VIEW CAvO,DArE IN TIKI PiELD
TIME Fan Sob 'as msnntactnrei y vAGTIER MAR
ChNNIER Is E"< before the Patlic aud will Pan
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We will issue n Certi6catr Of
IS whole tickets Tor s 0 . tich cts for % 50
. half 70I 25eghth Isl
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MOTIONS, TOYS FANCY GOODS.

NOTIONS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
@. PUSHEE ia NOW BEEN EI6dT YEARS n
Ne Evansville eonstaAiy aiding all little useful and
s1el.s psytieniar tyanch Of trade
with Pfesest srrsasenen With Eastern nsrekan and
ALL sell cash. the 10 market prices Custom
frit ny invsed Al Snd examine the
variety. store under Ode sslsss' Hall. Ysss street.
e2-iydkw
ID JACK ASDHANCY DRESS sILKS-we have en- Assl
ID OF desirable goods which
fer ssds hessy discount prsss Gall
AMI them. ssfn yoHNSIf pkxNOA
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AuCTION ROOMS.

MAIN STREET BERSEEv sRCOND AND THIRD.
M auction Rooms Main
w the old Court Houss where prepared OF receive
sell aaeon private cate all kinds
herchx nde Household Furniture. Horses. Bugsie de.
Cash ads2ncrs msde eensig Z, sell auetisn
RBGuL SALES-Ev ry Tuesday Thursday and >ataa-
day. commencing at o'clock w. aud Tuesday Wedaes-
and Fr,d ~ evenings At gas lighting
W. s sss pay particular attention TO the selling OF Lad
and Town Lots
All persons having Lands Lots Horses Wagons Bagsies
Merchandise OF desert ption TO s- are FULLY
lieitsd to give us call. oet7-ly WOOLSEf NELsON
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APOLLO HALL NEsTAURAT.
sade r~gned hnv foi med rship and the Re
n will be carried bct under n name OF
a.v--M KILLER MATTHIAS
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New YORK, Nov. Is.
The reports from Allegheny county place
Clark 500 L, i 900 over Seymour. This as
OF ure reported AT 6I3
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HAVE you A DISEASED LIVER:

10 The question, though startling, is sufficiently
suggestive, whom the fact staken into consideration
that diseases Of the Liver have become most alarm
ingly frequent in the United States. Indeed, there
few formidable diseases that are not in some way
traceable deianged state of that important organ
Many of the complaints usually classed under the
head of Consumption, have their origin in the Liver.
Any remedy that would insure Iegul rity and
healthful action in the Liver, would be blessing to
mankind" has been the exclamation of thousands.
That remedy has been found; it is safe and sure.
When fair trial has been afforded 1t, it has never
been known to fail
Reader have you any disease of the Liver, or dis
ease which you believe proceeds from hepatic de-
rangement? Lose not moment, but purchase box
of DR.. McLanes Pills. and they will restore you to
hoalth 1t is the only remedy yet discovered in which
implicit confidence may be placed.
10 Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. Nc
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, and take
none else. There other Pills, purporting to be
Liver Pills, now before the public.
DR.. McLane's Liver Pills, also his celebrated Yer
mifugccan now be had at all respectable Drug Stores
in the United States and Canada.
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Mechanicyille Female Seminary.

N this Institution arc taught all the common and
higher branches pertaining TO a thorough English
education The Teachers abundantly competent
and deeply conscious Of tho responsible station they
have assumed and We invite patronage. with full
conviction that every reasonable expectation Of pa
rents and patrons will be realized.
Location. echanicvillc is q beautiful and thrv
ing village the banks of the Huron, and on tho
limo Of the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad twelve
miles north Of Troy and twenty south Of Saratoga
.Ssssions.-The Spring Session, or quarter, will
open Wednesday, the 18th Of April, and continue
eleven weeks. The Fall Quarter, on the third Wed
nosdav (25th) Of July, and continue eleven weeks.
The Winter Session will open the third Wedncs
day (25th) Of October, and continue twenty weeks
The school has been in progress two ycars-average
number about fifty.
Parents guardians residing in large towns or
cities who may wish to place their daughters or
wards in a country school, in quiet heathfu pleas
ant and accessible location, may, VIC believe, find
this adapted to thor wants.
EXPENSES.
For board and tuition, summer quarter $22 90
Winter qnartor 40 weeks $500
Crayon, Pencil Landscape, and Perspective
Drawing; Monochromatic Painting and Wa
ter Colors two lessons week Of two hours
each extra 100
French Language 300
Oil Painting 800
Music on Piano, with use Of instrument 500
Fuel for winter quarter SO
Pupils supply their own towels and private lights
References upon application to almost any part Of
this or the surrounding States.
weP. SMITH, Proprietor
MechanicpiIis Saratoga co. ~ w.
March 9--eowly Third moafh LIST, 1854
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The PrOhibitiOniSt.

TINE PROHIBITIONIST- exclusively Temper
l. paper-is published monthly, at Albany, by the
Executive Committee Of the New York State Tenn
perance Society. H. Vaudeville, ID. D., Editor, as
sisted by K. G. Delavan Esq
1t is printed in the folio form, on q double medium
sheet, making eight large fourcolumnsd pages to q
number.
1t advocates the Cause Of Temperance generally,
and especially the Legislative Prohibition of tho Ta
6c in Intoxicating Beverages
1t is National in spirit scope, and aim and Is rap
idly becoming National also, in its circulation and
influence. Orders respectfully solicited II will be
furnished at the following low prices:
One copy for one year $3.50
Three, to one address, one year LOO
Seven, do do. 200
And for each additional four copies 81 will be ask
cd. for any quantity less than ffty copies
For fifty copies, to one address Sl1
For 100 do. do. 20
No subscription received for less than one year ;
and in every case the order must be accompanied by
the money Letters, in all cases. must be post paid
Address o. SCOVILL,
March g. Publishing Agent, Albany.
ny- Journals friendly, please publish.
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COFFEE, TEAS, AND VARIETIES

old Government Java Coffee Brown Java, in
~ pockets; Genuine Mocha, in half and quarter
bales Maracaibo and White Rio Coffee roasted and
ground Coffee, roasted and ground in the District
Any of tho above Cofses may DO roasted and
ground to order at short notice.
Imperial, Gunpowdor, Young Tyson. and very fnc
Old Hyson Teas;
0olong and Pouchong Black Teas;
Souchong, or English Breakfast Tea
Wine, Lemon, and Fancy Crackers, supplies received
weekly;
English Dairy Cheese, imitation /"
Do do. real genuine very rich
Goshen Cheese, plain
Pineapple Cheese, Lewis Norton's best brands
Whole and background Spices, all kinds
Rice Flour, 0swego Corn Starch, and Farina
Wheaton Grits and Small Hominy.
SHEKELL A BAILEY,
Successors TO John b. Kibbey A Co..
Jan. 3-d6tf No 5, opposite Centre Market.
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Frank Miller'S Leather Preservatiye and
WATERPROOF Oil Backing.

HAVE received many complaints from various
i sections Of the country, Of receptions practiced
upon my customers by inscriptions men, selling an
article not only worthless, but very injurious to
Leather, under the name Of Miller's Biacking. SO
ncarly have my labels been copied, and my Backing
initiated IN appearance, that the unsuspectng have
been often deceived.
nv customers mil please NOTICE that / have en-
deavored to prevent this, by inserting Ny NAME IN
las at the head Of this notice. both the out
side and inside labels the Of each box Of my
Backing. FRANK MILLER,
March TIT Warsaw. New York.
0- For salcgenerally in cities and towns through
out the country
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SPEECHES AGAINST THE NEBRASKA BILL.

Mr. Stewards speech, !" Freedom and Public Faith -
price 81 per hundred The same speech in Ger
man, at the Same price.
A now edition of Mr.. Summers great speech The
Landmark of Freedom, " is in course of preparation
and will DO ready in a few days-price $1.5o per
hundred
The above speeches will be forwarded by Express
to any part of the country the receipt of orders
accompanied with tho cash. Address
BUELL. 4 BLANCHARD,
Washington, D. c.
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Mr.. Kerr, made yesterday, to lay his own mo-
ton to reconsider the vote by which the amend
ment was agreed to on the table, land thus
TO prevent its being again disturbed i which
was decided in the afirmatiye-yeas 95, nays
80
Mr.. Dean moved to lay the bill on the table
Mr. Wentworth, Of Illinois. No, no; lot it
20 on its passage, and then let the friends Of
the bill take care Of it.
Mr. Bishop Perkins arose to question Of
order. The motion just made had once been
acted upon.
The Speaker. Yes; but there has been sub
sequent action. 1t can now be made again
The yeas and nays were ordered on Mr..
Deans motion, and the result was yeas 100,
nays 60; so the motion was carried.
Mr. Lane, Of Indiana, moved to reconsider
this vote and to lay that motion On the table,
which motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Richardson said the committee Of the
whole had reported two or three little Terrific
rial bills, not giving money to the old States,
and hoped they would be taken mp and passed.
The Speaker said there were several bills on
the table, which should now be taken up.
They we're taken up and appropriately referred
Among them was bill to incorporate Glen
wood Cemetery, which was referred to the
Committee on the Distriet Of Columbia,
A motion was adopsed to the effect that
when the House adjourn, it adjourn to Mon
day next.
Mr.. Egerton moved that the House 90 into
Committee Of the Whole on the Private Calen-
dar There were here several conflicting mo-
tions, and some irregular discussion. The mo-
ton, however, prevailed and the House went
into Committee and the Private Calendar was
taken up.