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The Evansville daily journal., 1855-11-26
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BALTIMORE. Noy. "a.

BALTIMORE, Nov. "a. +.
The Supreme Court, of Virginia, has made a
decision on the injunction suit brought by the
city of Wheeling against the Baltimore Railroad
Company The decision fayors the road on
all points, and the company now can make the
desired connection at Bonwood with the Cen
trail Ohio Railroad.
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a.
BY the decision of the department, the next
mail steamship for California from New York
! is detained from the 9TH to the 9TH of Decem-
Der, in order that she may take the Presidents
message, if the House should be organized be-
fore that time.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 24
The river at this port is at stand, 8 to 10 feet
to Cairo. The upper streams in good boating
order.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. "a
The river is still falling; 10 feet in canal,
ON the falls. Left-Caledonia
PIrTsBURGH, Nov. "a
There are feet inches in the channel,
and at stand
CIScINNATI Nov. "a.
The river has fallen feet.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 81.
FIeur quiet at ss a5. buyers also generally do not
wish to pay ss TO- Wheat 81 so. r, s3c Hogs sales
a. Sc Provisions DALI Greon shoulders and sides
6h97ic Whisky unchanged al unquotable- Sugar
active and firm, fair and choice sc. Molasses light
supply and demand AT 36937c, new 80. Coffee llsi.
ST. LOUIS Nov. "a.
Flour-Country supcrfne 90 IS, ditto 80 I21s.
Cornhoders ask Gee. buy offer 55c; sales. Oats
939c. Whisky 37sc. Groceries, sale of 30 hhds
clarified Sugar 71lc. 50 ditto refined s.c Reb lied Mo-
lasses 32c. Coffee III.
New YoRK, Nov. q.
Flour Dropping Wheat dull, Southern Whit 50 %
do Red 81 10. Corn improving, 81 07 l2. Lard i'm
proving, SEQ bbls sold at l2azc.
BALTIMORE, Nov. "a.
FL stiR st yesterdays rates. Wheat slightly better
Prime white So e5, ked 81 Is. Corn unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF TUE DAILY JOUR,


FLoUR-Las Saturday the had increased. owing
the foreign We quote Saturday sPriees
swHEAT-A slightly brisker market. Wish 81 SOC 81 co
Offering.
HAY-sightiy advanced-eis9tIs Y ton loose according
to qu4lity Bsed Hay 4IS.
OoRN-359371sc. exclusive Of sacks.
OATS-2s930c without bags.
BARLEY-Sellins at 81 Is out of wagons
; GUNNY BAGS-Ssle of 900 vest. rdsy at 2oc.
sUGAR-sass at 71aa7e for fair in hhds aud ss 2.O in
barrels.
MoLAssEs-s79 zoo for rsbSiled and W.
COFFEK-l2a321ao.
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mute uIrectlont. sec the Nfa1per en- iAs kex.
PREPARED Bf
] A Nj + S G.. A z f r,
Dir. W. I. OWENS PILLS.
FoR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
Ann FEVFRS

rc s. 9ns nss s a 5s ,ass 4 s Hsh e..
been cured thereof shen fao s.rheat.s
OF the medicine, signed with fictitious names.
public miraculous and curesin diseases which
the diseases mentioned in the caption this
there has never been offered to suffering humanity SAFE
would persons in this community who. trying
the & % cures 'n
These Pills not composed Of cheap Ingredients and
made by machinery for the purpose ofmakng They
and put by the subscribers and composed
prices GENERALLY set on patent Pis Bat those h2
days THEREBY the patient to attend to his daily occu
win these Pills the cheapest and SAFEST sdidss
wing certificates you more s7f-
application to the subseiibers:
This csrtihes my very with aehiii
and high fever and itng and vent an procured box
SPEEDY ahd
eertif, that had ehills fsy:r and Induced
fever purchase box Of Dr. w ovens sty celebra-
u aud believe hem be the Pill offered the
public tor the cure Of Ague and Fever L. @. AlRES
owxNssono. Ky, Nay IT, 1855
ears been severely addicted With chs Fever and md
days at Tine was last nd9osd 70 try some 81 Dr. T.
Chill Pills which aid and to my great joy after
most lOathsome Of All diseases. Chillsa Fever.
a ay a
box and word Tor it, you viii never b. troubled
with C-ills again. CHAS. b. GRIST.
Boz HAKBoR. Ky, April H. 1855,
This certify that had Chills and Fever in family
past months. and tried all the Chill Pills and
medieipe had in the country In ord
family with exception On my oldest there
that would make permanent It'll came
Ir. Owens Chill Pills and can safely to everybody
that they the best Pills ] have evernsed -so.,
OwEHsB6R5, Ey., Fe5. %, 1855.
DIR w t. OwFN-Dear Sir: have heen afflicted with
cbils months and alter various
sdies rdueed box of Pills. which
have cured sound and WELL and heisye them TO b the
have six years and cersi
= J.PLUNKETT. River Trader.
Pittsburg Pa.
LEwIsPoET, Ky, Jan. 2. 1855.
Ths cerAes that have had the ch and lever months
without effect. then
Dr. ovens Chill Pills and they entirely cured
THUS. r IAl
owESsBoRo April H. 1888.
certify hgt Iad cills and and applied good
pTy sician Who prescribed for and medicine
which did treak thechils give relief. was
then advsied Try Chill Pills did and they
chls. and perfectly well. They also
distressing pain in the side, which
result something Persons Afflicted
with chs would do well to use shs; tney are certain
dbo- NINA hCb
ES These Pills warranted every
he followed
El- For sale, Wholesale and retail by
J. W. COMPTON. D<usgsi.
Owensburg. KY.
Alss by W00LSEY SAWYER,
WholssSle and Retail gents,
sepI inv Evansville. lad.
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- The fast Fashion was here from Louis
vile early Saturday morning. We thank Mr..
Clark for papers.
- The Southerner stopped here from St.
Louis early Saturday morning, with a.good
trip of passengers. We thank Mr.. w. H..
Taylor, clerk, for papers.
- The Hungarian has been engaged at
Cincinnati by Mr. Ed. Corbin, of Terre Haute,
to go up the Wabash to the latter city to load
for New Orleans. She will find plenty of wa
ter in the Wabash.
- The last boats up from New Orleans
proved by their starving freight list the dull
ness Of things at the South. The big boats
going down now will have to take tremendous
trips at good rates to pay experes on that and
the return trip. Those boats bringing up any
freights purchase them.
- The Cincinnati Commercial says: Cap
tain Wood has sold the d. A. Given for $1,000
to Mr. Oatman, of Mount Vernon, we believe
who will place her in the Wabash river trade.
- The Louisville Courier says: We no.
ticed Captain Summons, of the Moses McLel-
Ian, yesterday on the wharf hard at work roll
ling -four down to the boat, and moving things
generally about decks, and hurrying up his
mates, and seeing that all hands were kept at
work He is worthy example for young and
aspiring Captains to follow, and if they all
worked as he did to achieve the command,
many of them would think it hard road to
travel.
THE Sheriff seized the bar of the steam
er Rochester at Louisville last Tuesday, and
captured every article in it. The bar keeper
had forgotten little debt he owed.
- the w. A. Eaves arrived here last
Saturday from Louisville for Green River.
She took in large quantity of freight here
and departed in the evening
-rhe D. A. Given laid here nearly all
last Saturday taking freight for the Wabash
She had on board and in barge locomotives,
tenders, cars, &c. for the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, on their way to Vincennes.
- The Rainbow was here yesterday, and
after putting out some freight, went to Hen
derson. She returned with her upper deck
literally black with people. But see notice in
another colum ofthat. We thank. Billy Heus
ton, Of the Office, for papers.
- We take the following from the Louis
vile Courier Of the 23d
TURN OF THE TIDE:-The Rochester that
cleared for Pittsburgh yesterday, had some 500
barrels of flour as portion of her cargo This
looks like falling off in the shipments
of breadstuffs East. In fact the tide has
changed, and very little, if any, more flour or
wheat will be shipped eastward by the river
this season.
| The bulk of the shipments of flour from
this quarter is now to New Orleans as several
heavy lots that shippers were about to send
up the river, arc now being sent off down the
river to New Orleans.
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United States Senator from Alabama.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.
Both branches of the Alabama Legislature
assembled in joint convention yesterday, and
on the first ballot the Hon. Benjamin Fitzpat-
rick was reelected United States Senator for
the next six years. The vote stood Fitzpat-
rick, seventy mine; Pryer, forty-five.
~ New YORK, Nov. %.
DIR. Reale was released from prison this
morning, having been pardoned by Gov. Pol
lock. lie has been in prison 13 months.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-11-26
WHY FEMALES 81 FFER IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED woMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPENICN,

:
PROFESSOR DISEASES or WOMEN.
One H1ndreaM Edition 600 0C0) 1Smo. pp 25o.
the eataiogucs.of the Trade Sales New York
principal booissileis in the JniteS States Il '.s
EVERY woman here discover. by comparing her own
2toms with those described the nature charaeter and
her complaint aud be spared anxiety and
ferng plcasan making known to- or
making inquiries of physician respect the
ailen hich she subject The wife becoming
her situation which she will here nd This book tells
what the matter and tells her what do simple
but chaste words. and such as she understand.
Those suffering ohsuctiOns irregularities peculiar
the Womb or from 5Lgos aLGUs will each fnd in its
Much d tress Of mind a. as housands pecuniarily
might be saved to husband if the simplest laws apPer
th better understood is traceab that
cOnsutO or converse with medical in respect
In coPy Of The Married Woman Private Medical
panion every female has physician that
all times without violence her sensitive
IExtraet of letter from gentleman Da, tom ohiol
i. n, D1E1OS M OK. NAY IA. l. lsz
ofreat suffering months before aui during
her fnttng her life in immint and
thing. inevitaIle. resigned myself
the worst iheard your book highly spoken Of
psruai 70 he @ d
learning great di.covery of NJ NJ proY
ded remedy tOpehec prosfectto to which little
ceiyed possible But or this. other would
passed head In all human pro6sblity wife
would have her children othsrlsss
INDIANA AGENTS:
]. NJ. J. o. Howe, Bloomington; Paris & Tr-5cr
Greencastle FL Richmond F. j. FaiTre. Shelby
ville g. r. Harvey yneenn,s james Beard H. Faucet.
B Hensly, kokomo j. Snodgrass. Perrysye A.
N. Chamberlain, Elkbart r. Langdon. RoeAfot; NJ. g.
Dustin. Jefersonville; W Allison. Franklin |, APP
pleeatc, Delphi, and SAMUEL LISTER. Evansville.
Rs- Upon receipt of One Dollar. THE MARRIED Wo-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMP MO NJ j. sen (maI-
ed free Of the United States the Canadas and
British Provinces. II letters he postpaid and
City Publishing Once No. 100 Liberty Street. ork.
"a Am
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TAX EN- UP, ,
TAVERN FUEx SALE,
N Observation-Disclosures.

IN GRA AWHILE IL LINOIS.
TWNHE very desirable Tavern stand known ths EAGLE
z HOUSE together with all the Furniture d fixtures
thereto attached offered for sSe the advaGts
geous The dwelling has bsr room. two psrers
spacious dining kitchen IN the and ten
he'd upper a csnvenieny arranged
large commodious Stable be obtained The
Terms Of sale 10 any urea inquiry Of the
Fran-;etcf Royl-4tE
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
GREGORY,S

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN on HAND.
greatest known family Medicine for Barns Coughs
Colds. Sore Thrests and Qunscy. VIII Diarrhca
Cholera Morbus and SPasms. Will Fever aud
fail. Daily aud hourly calls for
this Medicine and for the
An iites:I had rather life with tnis than
medicine One and all tho remedy and satisfy
yourselves Increased sales Indiana. thousand dozen
bottles than other Medicine
before the public For sale hy all the principal Drug
United States British America California and
Oregon s
WHOLESALE AGENTS:
LEIGH YERLING, EvanIvile. Ind to Ksl-
Ter 4 Farnsiev.
CHAs. Ii. CLARK. Viueennes. Ind.
JoHN D. PAPK. Cincinnati Ohiocan be obtained Of them
at ranufscturers' prices. BOYD. STONE ( Co.
octs-6mw Maurnse Citv. Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-11-26

Lst PEBFEcTLY AwFUL.-The Tribune of Fri
day makes known most awful piece of bust
ness in Dutchess County. We quote:
"In the county of Dutchcss there was Re-
publican and Democratic ticket in the field
but no american When the election was
e over, however, it was procltimed that about
halfthe candidates on each ticket were Hun
a doc, and that these were All elected, and the
rest deieated There are some two thousand
Know Nothings in the county. and they have
thus contrived to secure all the offices belong
ing to Twelve Thousands Voters. At the polls,
where those secretly belonging to the mid
night order had control of the Republican or
Democratic ballots, they were suppressed, and
Ea Hindoo ballots dealt out instead. Perhaps
this will run again; but we guess not.'
E The Albany Register says:
Something should be done with those
Duchess County Hindoosl Capt. Darling
won't you look after this most disagreeable
businessn
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MORGAN, KEEN 81 PRESTON,
JoBBERs OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Notions, Hats, Caps, HOnnets and

HAyEnowo on hand very large and general assOrmsns
the brightest Fancy
s and 3 ssna snf & an
oil aud second mourning do rckngs bleaehsd and
sheetns- oambries. ovsrcoatinss sa
E k Ga snSy ss s sd
0ary spotted Fsnns bleached and brown Cotton tlanns
and ;s%fss .a ss pS1
sasE and blue BrsadoIohs wooen Drawers ana Shirts
shrtnE Stripes apron and shiEng Checks rich
and ooi Biggns Plaid Ginghams plain brgh, rich
and nno
Pan ss ssS az: ssh snd I
aims Irish fiaeass Cotton Oil siik ana Lines Handler;
bls.Shea brown Jessnars Cotton IsSs CLOTHS
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss and Nall Musns Bisho and Victoria Lawns. plain
and plaid Cambrs and Jaconets of all prices
Main and snsroidsred Bay state Long shawis BY
by it nehes large and sma plaid 90 do black
NslsTsns Blue plain single aSdlOnE s6aws
.ifgsf. HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
mixed N.ri%s f5s:.IS@ s.es and
fro~n mixed and grey mixed do:
asSs plain woolsn Hose men
white black slate aud OolOTed Cotton cloves plain
lined Do: blue besa and col91sa ss and Kid 9
en- Gloves: white. black and slate Cotton Gloses Le
Tn cad o. Wslsn Do rli1 lined DO Busssk9 do and
Gloves. xorroxs
Suspendsrs white colored Spool Cotcns white
raIored Skein drab Linen Threads black
ceior sewing silks black and drab Twists: black white
-col r-d Cotton Tapes white nen Tares; Linen Breids
wosted dos bonnet cap ack and eSOred TGeta
SILK Yeivt dos Side Tuck. Pocket. Ivory
Fine and Dressing Combs. Lead
Slate Psncils Pens Psnholders Fin velopss Memoir
zarduna Is Psper WrappnE do Comfort
ers: Darling snd Netrg Neeales whlte aud japan
Swarsbill do, Porter
Pins Hair do Thimhles. Purses Pearl end Agate
Shirt Buttons. Vest cost oysTsos and do Dress
Percussion Caps Hat end Water rof do. 81 ties Waters
.Jewclry, etc. ......- .,.rr~- ,nra-o~,
move MOhEAN KEEN O. fhhSAON.
rSEIIyERED FREE OF F-CHARGE.-ALL Good
bought Of will be seyered TO part Of the eitl
sfrssof chsrsa. augi L. 6 D. HEIMASH.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES YEsTERDl

ARRIY AIS AND DEPARTURES 1ESTERDA1 1.
ARRIVALS.
TISHO MINGO. Memphis. at A. M.
WASHINGT IN CITY. Pi'tsburs. st8A. Al.
soUTHERNER. st Louis, atsA. N.
CHARLESTON. Memphis, ats A. ".
LANDS. New Orleans. st ~ A. NJ.
FASHION. Louisville. at A. NJ.
MEMPHIS. Cincinnati. ts16 A. NJ.
INDIANA. Cincinnati. ate a. NJ.
BEN BOLT, 81. Louis. at a. NJ.
ST. LOUIS, st. Louis at A. n.
ARGYLE, New Orleans at II A. NJ.
w. A. EAvEs. Louisville. at IlIz A. NJ.
RAINBOW. Louisville. at 1lA m.
HUNGARIAN. Cincinnati at P. M.
JAMES PAUL. Wabash river. 6k P. II.
DEPARTURES.
TISHOMINGO Louisville.
WASHINGTON CITY Saint Louis.
SOUTHERNER. Louisville.
CHARLESTON, Cincinnati.
LANDS. Cincinnati.
FASHION, Saint Louis.
MEMPHIS. Memphis.
IN NDIANA, Saint Louis.
BEN BOLT, Cincinnati and Pittsburg.
ST. LOUIS. Cincinn att and Pittsburg.
ARGYLE. Cincinnati.
W. A. EAvES. Bowling 6roen.
RAINBOW Louisville.
HCNGARIAN. Wabash river.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-11-26
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE TIL Skw CoUET HOUSE,.
DENIKaRLE KESIDENCE


CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTToNEERS& & REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
ESPECTFULLY tender their services the citizens
IA evansville surrounding for the sale OF Real
and Personal Property Houses aud Ots Furniture Dry
Goods Groceries etc etc also particular atten
paid all sales description
able salts factory We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business having goods of place
with both the buyer seller Will
fair legitimate market. We will devote whole
time the Auction and Commission business and friends
assured that will efforts
them. With pruar business
the confidence all those their
-REFERENCES-
P. G.. o. RILEY L. 60, Evansville.
DUvALL, ALGo Il Co., Memphis, Tenn.
VIM. PARK Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
Z. b. SYKES New Orleans.
LEWIS SSAPP do.
MILES z. FoLKgs, Vicksburg, Miss.
WIN. McRAE. do do.
LOCKWOOD & BROS Cincinnati, Ohio.
KEIloG 4 FooT. do do.
EDWARDS & RUSHNELL, st Louis Mo.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays
10 o'clock and evening daring the eucng
a early gasIight. APPS SWEET L. LEONARD.
Auctonesrs.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-11-26

DIR. EyERsOX's HEALTH RESTORATIVE
Anti-Dyspeptic and Anti-Bilious Pills;
A SUPERIOR FAMILY PHYSFC. entirely yeeetalIa:
IA mild and pleasant in the improve The
petite and give tone to the digestive aud
tveness Piles Headache end all Bilious COLES
etc. Wholesale and retail Icy j. ID. PARK
Cor. Fourth ard Walnut streets. Cincinnati.
Proprietor wM. K. EYERsON, NJ b., No ! So sixth
trest. Phllade phia. now wsn
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-11-26

r. 81 Taking SENsE.-The editor of the st.
Louis Intelgencer, referring to the multiplying
speech of Gov. johnson Of Georgia, says
8 What pitiable set of folks these nullifers
are! They are cternally looking into the flu
ture to discover contingency" and making
preparations for doing something desperate as
soon as that contingency comes about They
see blue ruin, when it can be discernedby no
one else, and the gaunt spectre of some far off
Contingency never ceases to haunt them
through life. To them, everything black is a
wolf, and so they are eternally bowling "wolf"
"wolfn when there is no wolf about. Let the
Governor of Georgia quiet his fears. Kansas
will be properly taken care of. She aoW come
intoHte Union at the right time, and aohetl.er she
comes u, slave or free State, IS none Of the
. Georgia Governors business.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-11-26
YOOLsEI I...s
AUCTION ROOMS,

AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Msin aud Third Streets mme-
diarely opposite the Washington Hotel
WWAvING leased for term OF years and fitted the
I'LL above well known stand. now preparedto re-
disc; furniture. horses bug
gies. etc.
CASH advances made eonsig men Is when required.
Regular Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
o'clock. A. M Aso Tuesday, Wed esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
sales of real estate promptly
to.
We are weekly receiving. and have hand large
of FURNITURE, consstirg otslat
spindle and banniser backs scroll and seoop rim
hack office French Jenny LIND. and Buste wood seat
Chairs mahogany and rose wood sofa Chairs Ezstoth
srfing arm rockers Sofas sociabes centr
dining breakfst tables light and wash stands
mirrors frc and misses hedsteads.
and wire safes, which viii sell a. Gin
cinnat pfices. --s.a 81 ss #
volns aeeordeons. pocket cutlery. pistols whips
etc. etc. will sell reduced prices fer cash.
whoIesalaor retail. Wo0LSEY NELSON,
mys Auet's.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-11-26

The undersigned Rev Bragg Minister in regular
pastor the Orthodox Church rooshed
He gentleman siderable influence and uni
versally beloved, (Copy) VIM. DYER.
BRooKFIELD, Jan. II. 1885
PRoF WooD-Dear Sir;-Having made trial of your Hair
gives pleasure that its effect has been
6amation. dandruh and constant
tendency itching with hch have been troubled IRON
restored hair which was becoming
original color have used other article. with
an ything like the same pleasure and profit.
Yours, truly, ], K. BRAGG.
81 Prepared and sold Wholesale and retala li4 Market
st. Louis, Mo and at 695 broadway. New ork
also all the pular patent nedicines for sale
retail and favorable they
be bought at other house.
sale at manufacturers prices by HALLOCK L
STODDARD and all the principal drugEistseVerYwheTe
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PROF. O.. j. WOODS
CELEBRATED
ssTOKs ATHVE

FENHE this aiI Restorative pro-
u ducng the hing results in the public mind
young lavish in their praises the virtues fhis
remarkable competition the only preparation that
be depended gry hair its natural color and
reproduce bald heads luxuriabt growth re-r.
E The following is from distr gaisLed member of the
medical pro fessiOn;
ST. PACL. Jan. l. 1875.
PROF. o. j. WOOD Dear Sir: Unso cited, send you
AIter being nearly bald for ionS time Aat
having tried all the hair resoraves exan and having
faith in Undue on hearing of youis 70 EIvs
trial placed se,f in the hands OF bahtr aid had
rubbed with still BRUSH the Restorative then
applied we'll ruhbed till the scalp all glow
This repeated morning andn three the young
appeared and rapdl the first August last
the time and thick black
peasan the Whereas before it harsh
what little that little disap
pearipg very rapidly. still Restorative about
twice week and shall have gooe and perfect of
hair Now have read these thDgand who has mott but
have hitherto case in which hair
resl benefited by of tie hair tor ie &C., OF the
and really gives pleasure record the result Of my
Experience have recommended your 70 others
already has large and general sale throughout the Terri
The people here saw its effects AMI have cor in
The Wholesale agents fOa the Terri
nearly exhausted and daily inquiries made fo it.
credit for discovery for return
the it has done for certainly had de-
isd pei long of ever efecting any such result
Yours, hastily j. W. BOhD.
Firm Of Bond & Kelog Druggists.
NJ. T.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-11-26
FAIHsBANK,S SCALES,

~ UNIFORM STANDARD OF WEIGHTS,
ESSaad correct system of weighing. hjeets
claiming the attention of every individual in the
ca community
$50 correct Scale is Just arbiter between buyer
Her, and it is of the i'm rt.nce
that universally called upon
tions of great daily hourly
business shorld reliability
secure confidence Of all those who be
resul S Indicated.
The Of these Scales and the improvements
have time time adopted the result of
observation and practical experiences; and the
brought hem TO such
cnracy that they may safely ne relied in
ion y weight construction the
principles all defects commonly
i'm balances been by practical skill
an faithful and hence their operation deli
cate and IN every unerrinrly corrset.
whieh Scales hSye acquired has feen
growth the nenesr entt the
and is pom principle adopted BY the mannfaetu
of allowing but perfect
forth from their establishment
adherence this principle the confidence n the
public accuracy these Weighing Machines has sea
lily the demand until from small be-
ginnngs Manufacture having annually advau esd.
amounted during the 1854 to nearly nall miien oil
I dollars. HOkNBROOk & OHUk kCHILf..
novI3-d&w1m Agents for Evansville.
EDOMROY sALT-15oo bl]s Salt si the river. rsiiroas
b de pot ard canal for sale by
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-11-26
COPARTNEIssHIP rspTICE,

COPARTNEHSEEIP EseTICE.
ITAVING connected with in Foundry Machine
Business WM. A. DUNN and WIN. TAYLOR. they
both being Practical Mechanics would
here that intend to do work and
able terms. the city We intend warranting
when DONE both in workmanship we'll
in quantity in quality We ask liberal patronage from
tho who wish thing in line Of business calculating
only get money 'or what do but expecting
reap some glory also. nOvl3 HENRY SCHRIBER.