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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

WILLIAM VAIL-Who was seaman on
w boud the Steamship UNION in Hstraa1s ~ sed anee
shipJ ed On hoard the SHIP CITY OF BRuOkLfUs VA hse
sftJ + 70 s6'.Tiss Il 5st CO.. Ma ss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

Lccture ON RussIu. Turkey, and the var IN Eu-
Rev Dr. BAIRD the request Of several gentie-
M D. viii give Lteture TONIGHT commencing st O'Clock
In Il Of the F Presbyterian Churca ashng on
Jersey lity on "Rusgs Turkey and the War Ia Europe
nj by large and eegsn, maps Admission q cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

Newly 0rk HOrticuIturaI soeiety.-JUNE EhHiB 81
TON 20 he held Clinton Hail. Aston place, TUESDAY,
June 49, Open from till 10 O'Clock An Address WILL
DO delivered In The EVENING by WILLIAM e. BRYANT,
Eea. Admission O members 25 cents
favorable jUrciue having presented itself the Society has
A. OF en- 10 the public charge Of admission This will take
fse place Of It's Usual Semi Annual Exhibition Through the
brfay of Of friends enabled TO get up this
EAhton without pense the Society the prizes being very
TERED by the gentlemen whse
nexea also greatly indebted to the Young Mems
Crs and the Mercantile Library Association
who have kiDdet manner preferred the free Of
their Clinton Hall Astorlace, where te Exhibition
will be held. -,
We confidently the we'll known spirit of al'seus
and 6or to make this show Of peculiar interest and
would that they bring bat their best specimens
n reques all articles be brought In by ii O'Clock we
would exhibitors prepare beforehand list of their art
ces the Secretary 1t important that the articles
correctly The incurred Ia bring articles
VIII be paid BY ho COMMITTEE The Exhibition viii open OF
O'Clock T. NJ aud close 10 and will be held under the usual
rnes Of The Society Of the Judges will be read
Of during the ev.nng For the 80 and So prizes medals will
be sven Prizes ess value may be taken In silver ware OF
equivalent preferred For articles Of merit not pro-
ved By this t the Society win award Its Diploma on rec
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-23

- The splendid Baltimore arrived here
yesterday morning early from Louisville, will
good many passengers for st. Louis. W.
thank the clerk for paper favors.
The Empire arrived safely at New
Orleans on the Goth, and will probably star
to-day for the Ohio river.
- The stern wheeler Altamont was here
yesterday morning, loaded to the guards from
Cincinnati for st. Louis. She had 500 tons
on board, including 100000 feet of lumber
also great many passengers.
- The New Orleans packet Indiana may
be expected to-day for Cincinnati, bound fol
st. Louis.
- The Magnolia was to have left Gin
cinnati on Wednesday for the Wabash, and
if she did leave, will be here to-day.
- The Eclipse was here yesterday from
Louisville, and looked beautiful as she is great
She had fair cargo and took on lot o
wheat here We thank the head clerk, Mr.
Smith, for package of papers.
- The splendid David White may be
expected here from Louisville tomorrow
bound South. She already has some passen
gers engaged here. They will find her fast
and comfortable boat, setting splendid table,
and under the control of accommodating Off
GERS.
- The big Antelope was at our wharf
yesterday afternoon from Louisville with by
no means full freight trip. She took on 400
barrels of -four and some other freight here,
and we believe had more engaged below.
- The Kate Sarchet has been busily en-
gagged the last two days in loading for the
Wabash, and started last evening with good
trip, all picked up here.
- Mr.. B. A. Oglesby who recently re-
newed old acquaintance by visit to our sane
tum, is in conjunction with Capt. Ealer, build
ing at Cincinnati a mammoth freight boat. Il
will carry 1900 tons, and is intended for the
st. Louis and New Orleans trade.
- We learned yesterday that the lower
Wabash is over its banks and still rising.
- The following rates of freight prevail
ed at Cincinnati last Wednesday:
st. Whisky 70; Oil 70; Dry Goods
80; Heavy freights 25@30 % cwt.
Memphis Whisky ST. Pork IS; Pount
freight 40.
Ne,O Orleans-Flour 40; Pork 60; Whisky
75c; Oil rs; Potatoes 40c p Dbl; Pound
freight 3O@4Oc p cwt
NashUiHe-Whisky, Oil and Vinegar 81
Ale rs; Pound Freight 40c p cwt.
Wabash River-Pound Freight 40c "a 100
Molasses, Oil, Alcohol, Whisky, &C., 81 2;
p Dbl.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-23

A LIVING NEEDLE CUsH1oN-A surgeon of
Nantucket publishes in the Inquirer an ac-
count of a curious case. In July last, Jane
James, aged A, came under his care. Soon
after he discovered needle or pin near the
pit of the stomach, lying deep-seated fatwise.
He cut down and removed perfect needle.
Since that time he has frequently removed
needles-eight the greatest number in one day
The whole number removed amounts to sixty
two needles and a pin, supposed to be a
breastpin, with the head wanting. Probably
quite number remain to be removed. They
have been found in scattered condition in the
region of the stomach, abdomen, and the left
side. AS the needles have been removed, her
sufferings have diminished. She swallowed
the needles about twelve years ago, when in
state of insanity, although she has no recol-
lection of doing so.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

New YORK, Nov. %.
The excitement of war with the United
States had subsidized.
Nothing from the Crimes, but rumors of
battles; reported that strenuous efforts are
making to get Sweden to join the Allies.
Difficulties have arisen between England
and Spain regarding disputed claims.
New YORK, Nov 81.
Rio Oct 9tb-The Cholera is awful-2,OOO
deaths at Rio and Is, 900 at Bahama. 1t is i'm
possible to bury them. Latest advices state
that the diseases is disappearing. Coffee crops
light and prices advancing
PITTSBURGH Nov. 81, P. NJ.
There are 8 feet inches water and rising
The rise comes from the Allegheny.
CINcNNATI, Nov. 81, P. NJ.
River risen feet to-day and still rising
LOUISVILLE, Nov. o.
Departed, yesterday, Eclipse, Highfyer
Baltimore, and Antelope. River rising. Two
feet more will enable boats to come up over
the falls Up to leave to-day, Alvin Adams
and David White.
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HOG MARKET.

Hoo KILLING We announced yesterday that hull,
Hunt, & Co. had commenced killing hogs Monday
afternoon. owsley, Kinnaird & Co. commenced att Q
time, and both of hese houses in operation
yesterday. We have heard Of sales but the marke
may be quoted al Sc 25 to So so. The whather last
evening b, and it raining, and this i'll
doubtless suspension of operations, and may
again depress prices. Buyers evidently do desire
to ent the markets the weather becomes more
rable.-l Lou. Jour. 21st.
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CARTER,s.sPANlsH MIXTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.


NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T. ..
Let the Afflicted Read and EOnCSFe
infallibe remedy for Scrofaa. King evil kheons-
tism Obstinate Eruptions Pinples or Pose
Blotehes. Boils Ague and Fever Chrone
Sore Ewes Ringworm letter. scald Head Enlargemeht
and Pain Bones and joints Stubborn Ulcers
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints and all Dseasea
arising from an Mercury Inprudence
Life. 0 Impurity OF the Blood
s This great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of the
Blood the thousands Of grateful from
All parts of the States who testify daily to the renal
liable cures performed by the greatest all medicines
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE, >, Neuralgia lfheu-
matism Scrofua, Eruptions the Skin Liver DISEASE
Old Affections OF the hioneysj ss
es Of the Throat Complaints, Pains and ching
and Joints are speedily put 10 ngnt oy using sn
For ali diseases of Blood nothns has yet been found
to com pare 1t ceanse the system Of all impurities
acts gently efficiently the Serand strength
clear and healthy and restores the constitution ny
broken down by the excuses OF youth to It's
1.-Two vigor and -streneth- ,,.r.r..
For the Ladies it incomparabiy better than all the Cos
metics used "A few doses of CARTER's sPAFsh ~
will all bring tne los
mantling the cheek give elasticity to anu
the general health in remarkable Degrees oesono an s
medicines ever heardof. Ia -.h.ra -...tr.a
large certificates Wnisn Te nave
from Persona from all the United states Is the os
evidence that there is humbug about ~ me PIe nosa
kseners and public mem Wen SHOWN
- az all their testimony TO the Honderfzl
eli Va the kgsnt and get Circular and Almanac and rsao
the wonderful eufes this 49, 49,
performed: pnless signed BENNETT BEES. Propri
s.ors No Pearl street. va 90 Hho al oFosrs
Agencies must be addressed
f. ssale by Hailock Stoddard Evnnsville H2oek
Princeton; @. H. CLARK, Nincennes, ana by
dealers medicines generally. a"so
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AUCTION ROOMS,

AUCTION ROOMS.
Old Court House. Corner Main Third Streets imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
MMAVING leased for term of years and fitted the
n above well known stand, repaired to re-
for sale auction private SALE all kinds
wares merchandise household furniturs horses. bug
Cash advances made on consignments when required
Regular sales Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday.
commencing O'Clock A, M Also Tuesday wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gas hight.
and sales OF real estate promptly attended
to.
We are weekly receiving and have now on hand large
FURNITU RE- ecnsstirg ofslat
spindle bannister backs. scroll and seooP tops rim
back Office French Jenny Lind. and Buste wood seat
Chars wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
chairs spring rockers SOFAS sociahle centre
breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges and misses bedsteads mat
rases wire safes, which will sell at Gin
einnsti prices.
We have also hand great variety of notions jewery
yions accordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
etc etc which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale or retail. W0OLSEY NELSON.
mve Auet's.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, NOV. 90
Sugar declined 1lG-faif Gle. Moasses--orleans at
este. Flour-priees trhe lower, with sales at es
sO9$s as. Lard ll4c. Coru 70977c. Oats 44945c,
poor Ohio 37c. Wheat-marke: firm, with active
demand. Mess pork $50. Re.tifed whisky sc.
Freights-four to LiyernOol z.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-23

40 A 0hirlyig boat has been lying at our
upper wharf the last few days. In its inter-
Tor wooden horses circle around ring, and
on their backs youngsters are taught to ride
on seientifical principles! Some of our old boys
might find it advantageous to practice little
on these wooden animals, as they are war
ranted to be safe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-23
WHY FEMALES SUFFER IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED wcndAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.


BY DIR. A. Nj. MAURICEAN,
PROFESSOR DISEASES woEEE.
One Hufadredh Edition 100000 19mo. PIP. $50.
work Of established reputation assed in
principal booksellers in the United States.
EVERY here discover. by comparing her own
sym Ptoms those described the nature character and
of her complaint and be spared mach anxiety and
fering well the pleasantness making known
inquiries physician in respect numberess
ailments which she Ia subject The wife becoming
need instruction. advice respect
which she will This tells heY
and tells her what do simple
but chaste words, and such she understand,
suffering distractions irregularities peculiar
the female system or from PRoLAPsUs uTk Calling #
the means prevention. ameliOraticb, and relief
SeS d ys S Of n6 = w the
tanning the marriage state better understood That
sensitiveness that win rather
sompsints pecSiiar to the female only "
In copy .'The Married WOman's Private Medical
panion every female has physician that knows and
her symptom feeling and ailment and which
IE1traet letter from gentleman in Dayton obOl
Dr. A NJ MAURIcEAN: My Dear Sir: My wife per-
ep tST three years Tsp %
successive more and more debiliaed
which the last despaired Of suppoed that
nls Ss heard highly as
tanning reaching my On its receipt and
ind s y % IT. @S Wife
remedy Itopened prospect to me which little
possible But this, another would
passed head in all human probability wife
would have been her children left mothersss
INDIANA AGENTS:
j. NJ & ]. o. Howe, Bloomington; Paris & Turner
Greencastle; James FL er Richmond; F Faivre Shelby
g. Harvey, Vincennes; James Beard II. Facet
G. Hensly KokomO; J: snodgrass Perrysvillej a.
\. Oh amberlain. Eikhart 7 LangdGn. RoehPOIt 9.
Dustin, JeaersOnville Allison Franklin 1. @. APP
re- Upon receipt of One Dollar, THE Ma RRIED W0-
MANS PRIV ATE MEDICAL COMPANION is sent (mail-
part United States the Canadas
British Provinces. letters must be postpaid and ad
to Dr. a. NJ MAURICEAN, box 1924, New York
City Publishing ONCE, No l2s Liberty Street. New ork
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linuta directions, zee the WEAnp3r On tho boX.
PREPARED BY
J A nj E S c.. A Y E r,
Dir. w. 7. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS

TITS often and frequently the practice Of individuals
les to 0H hay.
merely the Imagination Of the brain Of the sOpOandsr
Of the sign ed sisn nesiti9 Gus Rames
public miraculous and in diseases which
diseases mentioned in the caption of this advertisement
ass ana has % r. 50 $
would refer in this eOpmunty who after trying
the
made bg mac inc for The tOnang The:
entirely costly pure drugs be sold
prices as are set pstsnt pills. But those she
days there5y enabling sh patient to to ne Seeu
application to the Subscri6sTs; r. .., ,s.x
Thi. csrtihss that taken seE win aohl
pr owen. Asas PM. sad hspPT that
fecteda speedy and permanent cure JOHN II. MoFARf
.,,.,,.,.,., -, a, August; ssss;
the reputation that Dr. Pills had curing chilIs and
ed P ha ot oos 81 the whole S Ma
well and believe them to be the best Pill now offered e the
sr h hhsi s6s Tor enc past .so
ns nothing that would afford me any relief only for few
days At last induced 70 try some o. Dr. T.
aisns box found that RSIe free from tn,
%oSd say to all who have h Fever
omsnt but goimmedstsy to Dr.: WI Conf Ten and Pre-
with CLills again CHASxB GRIST.
BoS HARBoK. KY, April II. 1855.
This is to certify that had Chls and Fever in family
Chill medicine had in the country In ordi
they have stopped the chs the of
family exception On oldest there was
that would
--' ' WIN o. JACKSON.
owExsBoRo, KY. Feb. e. 1885,
DR. W. T. OwEN-Dear Sir have been afflicted with
months and after
edi as induced
cured sound and WELL and believe them to be the
best medicine in BALTHASER AChe
gentleman for six years, and cer
fy that his statements are trpe. r~rprr p,,.,
Pittsburg, Pa
LEwIsPoRT KY. Jan. 2. 1859.
have had chs and fever for months,
box Of Dr. Chill Pills and they have entirely cured
IdOS- r AA1sOh
OwESsBoRo, April IL, 1888.
certify that had chs fevers. and applied good
physician who prescribed for and gave medicine,
then try Dr. Owens Chill Pllsy did and they
the chills and perfectly WELL They ase
cured distressing pain in the side which Wa
would something serious Persons afflicted
cure. obo. " .selHINA NEns
vxb. re the directions followed
~ w. COMPTON Druggist,
Owensburg Ky.
Alss bv w0oLSEY g. SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
semi 4m-v Evansville, lad.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY JOURNAL.1
FRIDAY M0KEING Nov "a

OFFICE OF THE DAILY JOURNAL1
FRIDAY MORNING. Nov. % {
FLoUR-No reported sales. We gu &c at 81 75G IS.
WHEAT-$1 so still offered by purchasers.
CoRN-359371Sc. exclusive of sacks.
oATS-2s930c without bags
BARLEY-Seliing ats1 IS Ozt OF wagons.
GUENY BAGs-sale of 1000 yesterday at 7oe
SUGAR-Salss at 7zS71c for fir il hhds aud sSsxe in
barrels.
MoLAssES-379 DC for rsboilsd and NV.
OOFFI E-129I2hc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-23

SELECT FEMALE INsTITuTE.-We call at
tention to Prof Fosters advertisement of a
Select Female Institute. He will not open
the school unless he obtains eighteen scholars.
We are sure Mr.. Foster can instruct Misses
as thoroughly in all branches of education, as
as they could receive instructionfrom any
Institute in the country. We hope his school
will be at once filled. 1t will not repay him
to take less number of pupils than he pro-
poses. -
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OBJ DAILY gournal,
rlOCAL DEPARTMENT.:

MusrARDs, SPICES, &c. -Messrs 2. H. Cook
& Son have just received at their Family Gro
Gerry a lot of the best quality of mustards,
ground spices, &C., neatly put up in tin cans.
We thank them for sending us some speci-
mems ofthese articles, knowing well that trial
will prove them of the very best quality
Since writing the above friend who knows
says these articles are Of very excellent quail
ty. They are put up expressly for Messrs.
Cook, with their house on the labels.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-23

OF Messrs. Campbell and Grosch are do
ing all kinds of brass work in the best style,
such as turning, moulding, &c. Their estab-
lishment is on First street, in Scantlin & Par
wins old place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-23

Nv Billy Tileston and his partner are now
taking some beautiful Daguerreotypes at the
Sun Beam gallery. Drop in, and you can have
the opportunity of seeing yourselves as others
see you.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES YEsrgRDA,

ARRIVALS.
WASHINGTON CITY, Pittsburg. at A. n.
NoRTHERSER. st. Louis. at 5 A. N.
ALTAM0ST. Pittsburg. at ~ A. II.
BALTIMORE. Louisville. at sA. N.
ECLIPSE. LsuisYills. At IL A.
WIZ. GARyIS. Louisville. at2 P. n.
ANTELOPE. Louisville, ~ P. u.
JOHN ToNPKINs. Louisville ate P. u.
DEPARTURES.
WASHINGTON CITY. Saint Louis.
NoRraERSER Louisville.
ALIAMONT. Saint Louis.
BALTIMORE. Saint Louis.
ECLIPSE. New Orleans.
WIZ. GARYIN. Louisville.
ANTELOPE. New Orleans.
JOHN ToMPKINS. Tennessee river.
KATE SARCHET. WAba b river.
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C. Z. LEONARD.


C. Z. LEONARD. L. Sw EET
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE new COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
EDESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens OF
Evansville and surrounding for the sale of Real
Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries etc; also particular atten
paid all door sales every description
factory We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business and having goods to place
with both the buyer and seller
legitimate market We will devote whole
Auction Commission business and
that Will efforts
please With attention business
confidence of all those who entrus their
to care. -
-RBFERENCES-
p, G.. o. RILEY & CO., Evansville
DJvALL. ALGo d Co., Memphis, Tenn.
VIM. P2RE d Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD do do.
r. B. SYKES, New 0rean5
LEWIS SNAPP. do.
MILES e. FoLKES, Vicksburg Miss.
WIN MCRAE. do do.
LOCKWOOD & BROS Cincinnati Ohio.
KELLOGG & FooT. do do.
EDWARDS a. BUSHNELL, st Louis, Mo.
days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday,
every evening during commencing
at early gAslight. apps SW EET LEONARD,
AuetioneSrs.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN, AGAIN on HAND.
TEHE greatest family Medicine for Burns Coughs
Colds Sore Throsts Quipsey Will cure Darrhea.
Cholera Morbus Cramps and Spasms Will cure Fever an
ARue an never fall Daily and hourly calls for
and for the
had rather life with tnls than
any other One and all the remedy and satisfy
yourselves Increased sales in Indiana thousand dozen
bottles than other Medicine
now the public For sale by all the prinepai Drug
gsts the States British America, California and
Oregon. oa~,r,
LEIGH vERLING Evansville Ind, successors to Kel-
Ter Farusley.
CHAs. H CLARK. Vinoennes. Ind.
ID. PABK Cincinnati Ohocan be obtained Of the m
at manufacturers' prices. BOYD. STONE L CO..
oet3-6mw Manmee City, Ohio.
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GA fight occurred on steamboat lying
at our wharf night before last, between some
cabin passengers. Not much damage DONE
We suppose it was owing to the bad quality
of the liquor at the bar. The only wonder is
they hadn't commenced picking each others
pockets, as some liquor mil make people steal,
according to the verdict of Georgia Judge.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
subscribers have this day formed erhiI
Il under the name and style Of 0SEPH C. JEW ELL d
co for of the Wholesale Dry Goods CLOTH
ing Hats Caps Boots aud Shoes Business Give
cali &C the corner of Vine and First streets.
Orders wanted in exchange Goods.
WILLARD CARPENTER,
joseph @. JEW ELL.
oetIo-sf 5. Afford.
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Oh. EvERsoN's HEALTH RESTORATIVE,
Anti-Dyspeptic and Anti-Bilious Pills,
A SUPERIOR FAMILY PHYSIC, entirely vegetables
N mild and pesan in their action they improve the ap-
give 90 the digestive and
veness Plies Headache and all Bilious COLES
etc. Wholesaie and retail by ]. d. PARK,
Cor. Fourth and Walnut streets Cincinnati
W. W ROBERTS, Indianapos
Proprietor, VIM. K. EvERs0N. NJ. D., No ! So. SiIth
treet. Philsde phia. nov7-d&w9n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-23

The JAIL VAcANT.-We have the pleasure
of stating that for the first time we think for
many years, our Jail was yesterday vacant
The cause of this, and we believe SO admitted
by our old line Sheriff, is the Liquor Law
There have been more vacant jails during the
last six months in our State, than were ever
before known since the State organization, and
all owing to the "damnable Liquor Law"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-23

VENHE of This wonderful Hair Restorative
ducing astonishing results in the public mind
old lavish their praises the ofths
composition 1t the only preparation that
hair to its natural color and
re -produce on bald heads a luxuriant growth.
f- following is from distinguished member Of the
meo zeal pro fession;
PEof. O. q. WooD Dear Sir: Unsolicited. / send you
After being nearly bald for long time and
having tried all hair resorayes exant aud having
faith any. Undue on hearing Of yours 70 gvsit
trial rlaced In the hands of barber aAd had
head rubbed stiff brush and the Restorative then
anal AN we'll rubbed in till the scalp was all glow
This repeated every morning and in three weeks the young
hair appeared grew rapid the nrst 81
up to the preeent time and thick "aeA ana
soft and pleasant to the touch whereas before u
ano why little of it, and that little was
pearing very rapidly still use your Restorative aDoot
shall good and perfect crop OF
hair have these thngsand who has not7
hitherto in which hair
any of the hair tonies &C., OF the
day pcasureto record the result OF my
ixperience preparation others;
general sale throughout the Terri
tory The effects and have confidence
it supply Wholesale agents fOl che Terri
daily inquiries made foi it,
You deserve discovery for return you
hanks for the for certainly had de-
ind peI Iong ago o ehecting any such result
Yours, hastily, ) W BOND.
Firm of Bond & Kellog Druggists.
De-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-23

LEwIsPoRT. Ky. Jan. q 1859.
Tails eerhes that have had eh and fever for mOntas
and tried remedies without effect then used
Chill Pills and they have sntirsly cured
me- THOS. P. TAYLOR.