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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-11
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
EEANSvlla.k lNnlNNA

TuNHE Institution First
- Main aud 81 cAmore streets (CAidwsls Hall in
sudens all times the first Of September the mid
die OF May
hsed up style equal to any other similar
the Wsst and efsrt shall
part Of the Principal to make Students comforabs
respect
exercised In making original entries sAhsg
Oh tfs balances and closing variety Of differ
Sok both for Aad
iaeucing balance Sheets iaet performing precisely the
ddtes that will be required In the
thus the student for entering upon the PxAcA
duties OF any kind Of business
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING
In all its varsus branches including the Re-
ACCOUNT. Current, Account sales ercasts c.ieuIa
tons aud acompete system Of Commercial
INs1kCcrioS being individually In classes
ratio Of their capacity.
FJLL be petcd in from sir eight weeks
aud require rore than four weeks The
free Of charge.
THE PHscpAL viii TAX. pleasure in doing everything In
advance his Students and make them and
D,rLoMAs awarded o those deemed worthy Of them.
TERMS tPKEr,iD ON sgcGRED the Mercantile course
Book Keeping ELS Mercantile Calculations. a5OO.
Young wishing 10 qualify thensevesio Practical Book
keepers respectfully invited call the Rooms during
hours an% satisfy In regard tire ad
20 be defvsd attending ofiesons in this
Institution.
ordidary business qualifications fee months learn
ef the practical this school than
could be learned in the number Of
Hours of instruction from 10 ~ A. NJ from Ia to T. r.
NJ. and evening Pupils attending the evening
sessions will furnish their lights For further Iniorma
ton call the rooms address the undersigned.
to ne sndsrs,saed JEREMIAH Benin. Principal:
EVANSVILLE. August. 1851. ang2a
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New YORK, Sept. 6.

Adyices from Canada state that the reci-
procity treaty will probably be ratified with
in fortnight. The new Parliament meets
ut Montreal to- day. The attic ndance is large
Lord Elgn's speech, formally opening Par
liza me nj, will be made at o'clock Ii is un-
derstood that the clergy reserve lands are to
be secularized SO as to give mere general sat
isfaction. The clergy will be obliged to
concede some claims and surrender some
lands. On this being effected, the reform
ers will sustain the treaty.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.
New Orleans papers OF Wednesday are
received. The No license question was rot
carried so generally in Texas as was first
supposed. In Trinity, Calhoun, Anderson
and other counties voted in favor Of license.
The New Orleans Courier says that the
weather was unfavorable Wednesday and
the mortality was very great.
The Savannah Courier has suspended
publication in consequence OF the great SICK
ness and difficulty of obtaining hands.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6.
]. r. Tyson was nominated by the Wings
in the second congressional district last
evening after six ballots.
A row occurred last evening on Lemon
Hill during the German Festival. between
some Turner's and police. Several Turner'S
were wounded by shots from the revolvers in
the hands Of the police, but not Seriously
Two of the police were wounded in the az
fray.
The Syracuse soft-shell Democratic con-
vention met to-day. There was considera-
bic excitement. The Nebraska men are
firm. They held caucus with Ryndiers at
their head and resolved to leave the conven.
ton if Anti-Nebraska resolutions were pass
cd
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M c LEANS VOLCANIC OIL

NHE miraculous cures that this celebrated rpedicns
warrants, he nron,ieoy n a.serne thar n !. the mnit
Imminent Chat will cure Chronic innan atory Rhcu
maiism Paralysis. stiffness weakness IN the Joins,
Muscles or Ligaments, Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
move any SSeiiins Tn%"r Fis., Hare Jumps. calsd
Breasts Sore Nipples, Bites OF Musan'os or any In
And 4 WI, cleanse, purify and heal .s rouIsssT
long they mnt bave existed. i win also soothe apd
heal Burns scaids. FRESH Cuts. Wounds. &c, sooner
'A.' any '; oSK RAM TfiILtoy or BOTTLES
Have been sold In ls5s and the demand is increasing
daily and we have never heard of case wherein IL has
failed to cure any external disease, when properly ap
Who then will SUITE! from Pains. Sores or sweliingS
when a safe and remedy is go easIg obsal1ei.
mead me ''i Iscosf fSfi " FFRooSt Hsu
J. n. McLEAxSir, feel tia duty owe to the public
10 make known the following hoping they may learn by
my experience, and discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice by false eerfcntcs lorg
Fer six months was confined to my room cripple
from Rheumatism. Ny knee was swollen tremendous
ly producing the most pains. The muscles
contracted could straighten my leg at oil
applied the Mustang Liniment for four weeks. bni IL
done good than any otner grease. , Obtained
and used your Volcanic OH Linment In three weeksit
relaxed the muscles, and cured me permanently. ~,
AMERICUs CAsEDAY Saline county. III.
he is now we'll. WIN NJ. ELLIOTT. Pinkneyville.
Reader the owe Is not sufficient to convince you
OF wonderful efficacy Of the Volcanic Oil Iinnens
call and examine the Thousands which we nave in our
possession apm nil parts of the country. and 10 you win
purchase supply from and IL does give satsac
ton, the money will be returned To the purchaser.
& FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANNALS.
McLcan's celebrated Lniment 10 the only safe and 70
liab emcdy for the SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind
Calls SpInts. Unnatuiai Iumps, Nodes Sweilinge-
1t viii never fail TO cfe Big Head Poevil. Fistula old
Running Sores or Sweeney. IL properly applied. For
Sprans Bruises, Scratches, Cracked boots, chas sad
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds, ii is infallibls
remedy. Apply Us directed, aud cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells Of the ST. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This ceriif. fhat have used The Mexican Mustang
Liniment and MclcaB's Volcanic oil Eminent on our
omnibus horses that lame, sprained aud for ell
ipgs aud have found MeLeans Volcanic 0il Eminent
to he the best Linimcnt. ,ERA>JUS ELLIS,
offhe FIN OF Case & Co.
Directions accompany each bottle In English and
German. 81.
This Lir imenf |. put d In e5 cert. so cenand o.
bottles The 80 cent size contains three times the quan
lty the % size aud 50 In proportion cost
For sale BY J. II, MCLEAN. sole Proprietor, d.
Corner Third and Pine streets, st, Louis. No.
Fore nie in Esapsvilly. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY & CO.. at Propnetors prices. [mh7
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r. GEOHEGAN'B
EXTRACT OF HYDIeOPIPER,

FOR DrsPkPsiA, scRofULA AND ALL IMPURITIES OF TIE
Prepared By one IF the FaeHLv. ,
rT,lS vegetable remedy which is spreadingio all
parts ofthe e-untry- sprepared 10y graduate OF ono
of the first Medical Schools in the West ply scian OF
high standing in his profession aud mgsh 70
epiricsn qtackery any one can DC, as is shown
by the fact that e Is puhshef and ACCOMPANIES
each bottle Of the medicins fas exoheratirg it from
the '"'r If IS =, P BY PHYSICIANS,
VIA scenby reference to se Circular and by the
Unlike sar,apariIia. the Hyropper quick in IL.
te the ar. bote oen rdceusgs MgsdsTfal Ge;as
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEKH
Id short known :, stands at the heat o. ali
remedies for the following disease: 40.
lion Chronic Rh.urnasn, tout. Neuralgia. Ulcers aud
all skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Female Irregularities and distractions Mtrcurial Dis
eases. Secondary syphilis. General Debility and all dis
orders arising from impure blood uAd bad Habit OF
FOX FEMALE COMPLAINTS
tbi. remedy sta DDS unriyailed u is slight stmulan
and a pow erfu touic and Alternative.
As beautier OF the plexion In the cure Of Iin
pies and botbes, In producing clear and al i'm
1t is much safe and sure nedy than all the
regret it, DO not lose confidence IL ID hould seem
first to increase the dse=scthe general effect tho
medicine being TO drive all impurcsto the surface add
by that means out of the system.
HsRpEssnrpe Ky Oct G. 1851,
Dr.. A.E. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have exaisi.ed our
recipe for Compound Fluid karact OF Hydropper for
The OF scrcfua i'm all it's n,s, aud dhsf hrono
affections, viz rheumatism. Female " ness We
Having prescribed. and watched Gs effects In many ca.es
OF the above diseases and having Away II erec.
tuai cheerfully to the afflicted as
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-aIto
gether superior TO Sarsarsrills. and any Of its com
pounds. n. 4. WAKEFIELD, ~. D.
OwEssnoRo', KY, March IS. 1859.
Dear Do,torI recei, yohrs 81 the ed inst. &C
cordng to request the receipt OF Hy-
dropiPer. 500
In several eases In this community II has relieved
Dyspepsia In Short consider IL valuable prepaI.
ton. have been using myself. and think AZ benefits
JAMES COwAN, MD.
PRrcr - erh,ts or bottles for IS. when tax en- at
one time RAYMOND d PATTEN,
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisville: Ky..
Towhom all G(ders should be add s.ed.
Arent.in Ev,nsyjIle aALLOcK& SrODDARD.
!. Princeton, X b. hALLOck
EMBELLISHMENTS
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OF BY the following from the Louisville
Courier, it appears that Col. May has had
hard time Of il in other parts Of the country
besides the "Pocket:"
On the occasion OF the assemblage OF
gooJly number Of the "faithiul" recently at
Cannelton, Ia, one General May, of spout
ing proclvities, entered largely into the an
initiating process against the refractory per-
sons, and was huge in denunciation Of the
Methodist Ministry, especially. The General
had not proceeded tar when the Rev. j. w.
Jackson, a young man, and one OF the bright
est ornaments OF the pulpit in that State, and
who by some means andered into the meet
ing, rose from his seat and essayed TO depart
rather than listen to q TRADE OF which he
was in some measure he subject. Some of
his friends, however, discovered him as he
retired, and compe He'd him to return, insist
ing at the same time that he should defend
his profession. As TIE audience would not
be satisfied with anything short of speech,
Dir. Jackson reluctantly m"unted on eleva-
ton and "hed firth" Persons who were
present inform US that probably General
was never before SD completely endorsed and
discounted as was q certain General May
about that time. The pursuing person vouch-
safed to the embarrassed General no quarter
whatever, and the route was most complete.
We imagine il will be some time before the
said Gen. May will have the iemeri'y TO at
tack the Methodist Clergy again. Even his
friends INDUCED very much the same kind
Of sympathy Tor him that was felt by the by
ISLANDERS when the little bull attacked the
locomotive-they commended his courage
highly, but had no opinion of his discretion.
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NEW wAsmINGr HOTEL.

NHE Proprieors OF this House have from their
II old stani Main their "tsl finish
opposite the Court House where they
ommoda their old customers and all others
call them !" much superior style than formerly
Thankful tor past patronage respectfully solicit
the which shall all endeavor
it. Our ire viii be the best the market Affords aud
charges moderate.
Good st.bus and Wagon Yard kept foreauntry custom.
eyio-d&wu FELKER HEDDsREcH
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OF II may be seen by reference to the
list OF candidates that Grampee w. Hardin,
ESQ.,, is announced rs q candidate for the
Legislature. Mr.. Hardin is a sterling young
Democrat, and we hope will be supported
by the entire party. We have been tr, ing
to get a candidate into the field for some
time, but without success, and we now sim
cerelv trust all differences will be laid aside,
and Mr. Hardin be zealou-ly supported by
the Democratic party. With such men as
Mr.. Hardin-a genuine representative of
young Amarica-the Democracy have moth
ing To fear Enquirer.
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CANAL BOAT ron sALK.

fINHE new and substantial Canal Boat LEWIS U0wES
will be offered At private sale ~ith withoa,
She excellent boat in particular be-
and light. For particulars enquire
of aus2s-im NATHAN ROwLEl.
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NOTICE OF SAFE.

~ Office sherehy given. tina. will sell Public Auction
Friday the 18th Of Sep ember. 1857 the resi-
dence Rankin late Of vAadrbursh County, d.eead
his property sstnE Of HORSES lot Of cattle.
kitchen
utensils and other articles Aeredt 90 ~ months
viii he given all three dollars the purchaser
his uote with approved security VARYING valuation ant
ment laws. JOEL MALTBf. Admir-.
by JAS. HAhLAS.J.. ATTY. sep5jw
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d. woOLsRY.
"A u Ct ION.
WooiSEY Z NBLsON.
ssss ssssss

p' "ooIaAf' .f-f.lN Il. NhLsoN
AUCTION.
WooLSEY 4 NHLsoN.
YNATER street Evansville INDIAN. Aucsioneers
and Commission Merchants. Msaaisssars' Agents
Classes, Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular atten
.ien given to thssaIe Q. all description. q Goods KesI
'u .us q i y'o' On wooLsEY NELSON.
CoEAs. Hysn, Center, dining s,eakfsst rna lard
Bureau: Rose Wood Marble sop Dressing do sneosed
ihd plain Wash Stands, lounges Dedaeadsana MAI
uesses. Also large and genera! assortment Oh "ooo'
.usssiy ,i-'' ' o- woOLsEY & NELSON.
1RwBiRY a NsrICNs.-Esrffnss, Fihker.rngs.
q Breast Pins. shirt studs, Gold Pins and fencis;
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches. sseel
Beeds and Caps Brushes. Combs Purses Fancy Soaps.
Accordans vions Pictures and various other notions.
'' aa .s's Z y.t wooLsEY NELSON.
(IHAIRs.-Jus, received and for sale low Fur-
~ nture rooms on Water street, 3O dozen woodseat,
e1 j.nn is'' anu '''A ''A' '" WooLss4 NELSON.
CoFAs.-Jtss received atd fof sale d! or Furniture
janss wooLsEY q NILSSON.
DEDsTRADS.-Just received and for sale low. q 10.
ID Of hishpo'' ssdssead'. woo,srv g. ,s,sos
NLASs wARE--Just received and for saie d auction
VI and rivate sale LOT OF Glassware. 49,.
jans7 wooLsEY nEhSoN.
lust I.jsCElvED and for sale, largo lot OF r6okng
j glass Plate. wOOLSEY q NELSON.
SOFAS.-Just received by steamer Express ana 70,
- sale low ut our Furniture Rooms: iosf New SOFAS
ap4 WOoLskf q NELSON.
DUGGIES.--yu.t received and for sale cheap. two
.p4 -" 0p o'ss'e'' ''''s' W1oISE i' NELSON.
SPY sl.''s. ana t ss;s;'rr Eye
II Glasses. ior' aisT SD a. z. roSHhE.
OATs;-7cO s's' in asrs and fot ale Syos,rp so
CcaN-''' bag in store and "a aE "a: fosrrR co..
PFC ,soN.-'00 tons. for sale y GEO. FOSTER CO.
w CIoTH.-O reed this day, and si ,sis low a.
aas,s Main st.. door below Branch Bank.
Eens AsD SegsEs Koh ss1 Lot.
sale T. s;i SsysnS q: .S De
wssmproved They ve situated Tor residences being
s :: .s 1T s:
Those waiting cheap or wish
.g as . vss de-
:;s: ''is.s' For further apply At this once
Il +: Ssaa Family 1s.s.s. ), cSs.. Lover;
=: :: s E:s: ( ~! y; ! s:.;:;;
BY ny2s THOMAS CuNYNGTON
HNORN AND OAre In lots o suit. for sale BY
~ e22 GEO FOSfHh q CO.
LIAR CORN.-aoc bushels just received ssa for sale By
IL e2s r. GRANT CO.
gpUDBkR Horn Ivory Shell and Metallic Comb for sale
H BY s0 A. q. PuSHEE.
N ACHlNERH FOR 8Al.H.
n LII the Machinery. sheeting &C.. in the Ron Harbor
~ Cotton Nih will be sold cheap BY application the sub
scriber.
One forty Engine one Picker. one LaRper. "a
Cards Drawing Frames List FEEDER Spnnug Frames
Re-s ~ Looms Mules. with all the shang Pullcys,
Coupling Belts aud Fxtarrs belonging the Bon
Hsr COR Cotton Mill. Appiy to q. II. COOK
ss-u Evansville.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AOWjNbSTHATOR'SS SALE.
~ Thursday the 18th OF September the late
" residence Of DR. John wileoI deed will sell the
personal property Of the said decsdent When the
purchased exceeds three dollars credit Of
he given the purchaser giving With g,od ury
waving the benefit Of valuation AM Laws With
e r-stf rsm date. j. BLYTHE. Adu'r.
augZB-Jwd
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GANDt AND KlSsBR o. bsst quality. constantly 81
supplies received weekly for sale - ish cent
syn 8. .. hilbert 4 CO. s,e scar wsssr.
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GIAGHAMS.- l II
~ neases Manchester Ginghams. .'
~ - Carlisle plaid
- " Plaid Ginshams. oil color,.
20 90 plain black
10 d" Chamhray
3 " Second Mourning Ginghsns oil coors direct i'm
rcrtaticu. on hans and for sale By
JAMES Low 4 CO,
ausl9 AIS Nam Louisville ny.
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BANK OF THE STATE ox o TENNESSEE

pUys and ali, ..b, and time Exchange the East; dis
ID counts shbrt tire New York New Orsa.s and
ST. Louis and does Banking and Exchange
makes on al principal cities on the
allie terms; proceed promptly RENTED on Gay OF
the Memphis
INSTITUTION received par. with All goed
sug3-3m iSAAo Aoo""' Hes'eee''
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

HAVE taken cut Letters Of dn'nstraton the Esta
j ofJohn r. Wilcox. deceased. Those who indebted
the estate viii make Claims against
mast be presented 70 h proper Court vance IL
yet know neither the ia sotveat. s.a.I
aug2j-3wdSw JAMES 4. BLYTHE, Admir-.
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FURNITURE.

ctOFAs. Divin, Center dining. broadcast and Carr
~ Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain ana Dressing
Bureaus Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do eneiose'
ihd plain Wash SendS, Lounges BedaeadSand ma!
trssses Also large ana general as56stmens Of Wood
Cane and haif seat Chaif, for sale low by
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npROWN DOMBsTICs-
- so bales dinerrnt brands.
rs bales Sea Island Cotton.
DO bales Osn Ahurg Coson.
No bales brown drilling.
50 bales blue Drilling received and fer sale ~
JAMES Low q CO.,
aug2g AIS Main st., Louisville, Ky.
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(NHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Flu
~ niture rooms on Water street, 81 dozen woodsea
cane seat. and sofa seat Chaift.
M(IOI&fX q NELSON.
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AHu S.A" - hAi1"oAD

IN snl STIR Tuesday August the Train Gear
rynE .sss ayers and freighs) will leave AZ
o'clock A. ~. and Nincepnes clock r. NJ The siter
nooh Trah will bs unri further order OF
Board
PFishs viii be r.eva a. the Evansville DsPo, oeI.'h
M ey15 sANL. HALL. rr"s.
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1RwBIRy 4 NSTICNs.-Ear-ffnes, FINGER rings,
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs Gold Pins and Pencilss
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watchee. Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses, Fancy Soaps.
Accordans, vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale By 4
augs3 " WOOLSEY K NELSON.
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GREAT CHANGE FOR BAPG1INS.

~ the undersnsd having purchased Of his late part
IA rer Chas w. MSek his entife Hseres ir,tSs Cloth
ing Store Of Mack Eobenssins. . very heavy dig
count deermned 20 get rid OF the present
nsns Of Fall and Winter cicthins He
and pricss tie has good stock Clothing Gshemens
FURNISHING Geods &c.. &c. there iih Evansville. and
place in the city, which he Will prove u his
ey2s-u ANTHONY LOBENSTINE.
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YXTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures A gents
Deaersin Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular atten
tion given TO all descriptions Of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs hay, and saturday, Cas-
.u~ "a " WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
COL. MILLER AND JCO(sE HALL.

FOR CONGRESS, will address their
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READ. READn READS
Statement of the Ret s. ss%ns. rre'dsas Of The Hs.ry
Mr. sumner widely known tor moral worth. and
and honorable beating his school famed
Of his skill teacher ard the rapid progress HIS aps
make in the seauirement Of useful kno ~iedge:
NEW CAsrLE. XIV. May IS. le53.
DR. Bruee Vegetable fanaee. has been used in
with satisfaction MIR.
one Of has also used with decided benefit aud
although used IL myself satisfied.
under my and Of my family that Is
. , alaaLle medicine. B.. SUMNER.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-06
Couph in HorSes

We once had horse that caught bad cold
and coughed so severely that he cold be heard a
mile. All sorts of remedies were proposed
enough, we would think, TO kill any good horse
outright. These remedies all rejected al
though some might have proved useful, and the
following course pursued The horse was, in the
first place, carefully and moderately used, so as
never to produce perspration; nc was carefully
blanketed when the weather was cold, 1T was
about autumn, or when he was in the least de-
gree heated; he was kept constantly on green
foods-clover, roots &c. and was supplied with
plenty of the best of water at all times. In
few weeks, he was perfectly well. 1t is an old
saying, that more depends on the nurse than on
the physician, which was verified in this in
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-06
The Way to Spoil Potatoes.

1t is little singular that many who are other
wise excellent cooks are ignorant of the rich. dry
meally vegetable; theirs are invaribly soggy ="
and heavy as bread when the yeast is worthless.
Their method Of boiling potatoes after they are
well cooked is wonderfully simple They place
over the dish containing them, hot and smol,;nc,
from the boiler, a tight cover, and keep it there
any one can doit, and eat water logged potatoes
in consequence. Better put their cover ont ot
sight, even if the contents of the dish sbould COO,
aiew minutes sooner on that account Boiled
potatoes intended for the table should not be COW
cred moment.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-06
7ah,net ware Rooms.

rS. TODD informs the citizens OF Eoehs-
-,,, and the public generally, that he has
\ . N,as;,po ond varied assortment of Gao
= TaTT in Mr.. Robert Davis new building Main
Street. nearly opposite the Mansion on hoase, 1
where he will be happy to have Them can anu en-
anime his -, 1m,,,,D
,,,uocAHY WALNUT. CHERRY AND OTHER
VARIETIES OF FURNITURE,
in part of Sofas, Bureaus, Fables, Bed
stea,ls Secretarys, Stands, &c, &c.
lie will have constantly on hand an excellent as
sartment of Fancy and common CHAIRS, when ne
will sell lower than ever before offered III ths
place -.
-Ererr article ordered will be made in the most
wnrkmanlikc manner, ~f .ha best materials ana
REP AIRING of all kinds will be promtly ".tenh-
- His terms are CASH, and being determined
10 sell lo~' ''.i keep none but good articles, h'
hopes 10 receive 'hc F--~nnage of discriminating
public.
Ebensburg. July 30, 1853.