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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18
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pared from lscnnet, OF the
Fourth St0lNaclI oi lie OK,
alter tho affections q Ha-
ron LicblS, thegIeat PhSsl.
illogical Chemist, hy J.S
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Thls Is NATURE's own
lIEAEDY for an unhealthy
stomach. No art Of man
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J. jeAIs b III KiiGtriiM, corner Third anu VH'on
sis. between Sllue aud t'Ir, rhl!ade!Phla,ra'
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are bpnrscl that llr. klSKRllS confines his practice
10 particular ralGl Of nedIC!Bc) wlCh olSoses hls
undivided attention. lie cautious t!c unfortunate
ISefcuiGied O VI lite Recent affections arc promptly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-24
Sales of 1900 bbls at

demand for western. Sales of 1,5O0 bbls at
81 1907 81 forscommon to extra state; So 90
@S 81 for mixed to fancy low grades; Western
Canadian quiet and small sales at $8@9. Rye
-four and corn meal firm. Prime samples
wheat frmer, other kinds unchanged. Sales
$4,000 bushels at 81 65@1 IS for western,
81 97@211 for white Southern; 81 87@1 SO
for red. Rye firm at 81 1901 20. Barley
scarce and held higher. Corn easier, sales Of
10000 bus western mixed at $685.. Oats
unchanged. Pork firm. Sales of 400 bbls at
S22 40 for mess. Beef firm. No change in
lard. Sales of $50 bbls at 1124 @12. Whis-
KEY, sales of $50 bbls prison at 4O14 Gal.
WASHINGTON, Sept q.
The President has appointed ex-GoEernor
Pillsbury of Maine, as Consul to Halifax in
place of R. NJ. Frazer removed.
LocKPoRT, Sept %.
Notwithstanding the unpropitious weather
the people are pouring into our place this
morning, in large numbers, delegation OF
about 80 in one body came in from Ruyalton,
and other towns appear to be well represented
at this writing, IL NJ The meeting is not
organized, everything promises fine time
Ogden Huffman writes letter stating that
he is not a candidate for denomination, and
that he would not accept the nomination for
any office at the ensuing election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-24
DIR. W. I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS

TT, S and too frequently the prautioe ndiyiauals
Of certificates gurpOrting to who have
sTe nereSv tSe Of the b
Of the medicine, led with fictitious
public miraculous and wonderful cures diseases which
the diseases mentioned caption 81 this adyereent
there has never been offered to sqern humanity
persons in this community who after trying
have only
These Pills are not composed of cheap Ingredients
made BY machinery for the purpose Ofmakng money They
are made g and Put up. BY the
prices as are generally set on patent pills But those who
days thereby the patient attend his daily
patton will ind these Pills the cheapest and medicine
Rs rs IL 9 4sss. s.s
application to the subscribers;
This ceriaes that my son very si5k nth chill
aff snsT anu Sas yoPng ana and and
feeteda speedy and permanent cure. JoHNH. MeFXR.
August /. 1855.
the reputation that Dr. Owens pills chis and
ted & ha net 0 Se az tie y
well and believe them to be the best Pin offered
ownxsBoRo KY. Nav II. 1888.
BEEN With sF ch ana s the past two
days At c siRs % s, q Pr
gisaR box fSg. q; That
would say to all who have cRiis and Fever lose not
mOmsht but g imnsdistsy t. Dr. VI oompt9n. and pro-
with chiiis again oHzs B. e sfSs4
B5S EIAnBoR. Ky. April H. 1885,
Thsis certify that he'd Cbf1ls family
past tbs tried All the Chill pills and
Chill medicine that be had in the
they stopped chills most of
family with exception On Oldest
of them that would make until
that they the best Pills have ever used
VIM. o. Jackson.
owESsRoRo. Ky. Feb. %, 1855.
DR. W. T. OBFS-Dear Sir: have been afflicted with
chis and fevers mouths and after
ediss. was induced to try box of ysur Pills which
have cured me sound and we and believe them the
| best medicine in BALTHASER ACH.
the above gentleman years FAD certi-
fy that his statements are true
Pitssburg, Pa.
LEwTsPoRT, Ky, Jan. O. 1855.
This eertfes that have had the sh nhy
box Dr. Ovens Chill Pills and they have entirely
\ me. THOS. p. TAYLOR..
owENsBoRo, April ~ 1855.
certify that had chills applied to a GOOD
nh " nd medicine
which break the chilis give relief was
then advised to Dr. Owens Chill Pills;
stopped the chills. and perfectly we'll They
cured ola most distressing pain the side which
fearful would result in something serious Persons afflicted
with ehs would do we'll to them; they
I cure. GEO. W. MONARCH.
e- These Pills in every instance
where the directions followed
/ Rx- For sale, wholesale and retail. by
J. W. COMPTON, Druggist.
Owensburg.
Also by WoOLSEY & SAWYER
Wholesale and Retail gents.
SEPT inv Evansville Ind.
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INSURANCE. AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF
THoRITY.
STATE OF INDIANA.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.


INDIANAPOLIS, July 18th, 1855.
NN HEREAs hs State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance
Wv ofPenasy hahled in his:o state
Of its condition the LIST ofJuy 1855 the act gifts
operation amendments properly certified and its
nominating its and authorizing
them fully unreseryedly acknowledge service of
cess in the event of SUITS
Now therefore in of the requirements Of
entitled the Incorporated of
Companies defining their and prescribing
their approved March 3 1856 having presented sat
sfactory evidence of full compliance to the require
mchs 5nd specifications Of that l. Hiram Tolbert
Auditor of Indiana do hereby certify that
mah Behm of Evansville the Agent Of said COmpsny is
authorized business Of Insurance. as the Agent
said State and Marine Insurance Compa
n.y. Pennsylvana ne State. December 3lst 1855,
to the extent that he Be and appointed by
the said Company.
In Witness Whereof. have hereto subscribed my name
JULY A. d. 1855, rSeall H. e. TALBOT,
State Auditor.
sep14lm per 7. g. Palmer
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EDUCATION, &C.
AMERICAN
FEMALE COLLEGE
GLENDALE. HAMILTON co. OHIO.

FHNHE Fall Session of this Institution will
located in the beautiful viiiags Of Glendale miles
North the oineinnasi Hamilton and Day
BY Railroad and river from every Of the Upien.
"A more Picturesque and Lovely spot
Glsndals The Badinss are new and AMPLs and fur-
Of a and Modern
matiss Natural Sciences Mental and Moral ply His
s' moSs z aaa w s
s9a % RaEs a and PBff sT
turns the various branches Of Science
msnt viii b ditted by all sequained Teach
eEs and 70 amatnre Of the science
q Music NE gIfis5 RfeE attraction
der Garcia and is sstpgai.hd most Thorough suer
Ssssfsl teacher Mss q LEREEp was educated in
skill in Music Justly gained high
snd s all the
With s ss"y Of Of the Harp
on the oTgaI HARP Piano MsSaeon and Guitar the
thorough Instruction has been adOpte upon
plOma thcase win also BE given to such members of
the Music Academy as distinguish IN that
Sciences including good raeng Telescope
osSP has bsS made which the year E
very much BY the ezertoDs Of Professor Shrist
lsgs. National oa'ines. rrsNSEx
Board in the family Of the President including InioS
IN a the STa6s 1 81 h sgaa5 ,o%
all Intervening points, per annum. s225 =.
be obtained by addressing line to Rev. John Covert Glen
dale. Hamilton county. Ohios
Provisions wish to economic
ait Holyke department of the Institution and
thus diminish their expenses least half The public
the CeIlegs; Reys w Fisher. John simPkinson, ESQ,
r. Orange Esq Cincinnati Samuel B. Bro sn. Rev S. r.
Fay. Jos Clegg ESQ.,, Dayton; J5nathan Marsh Esq:
GSert Esq.,. Terrs fauts Indiana John G. skinner. Esq
Lebanon. o. JOHN COVERT. President.
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RIVER ITEMS.

The J. NJ. Stockwell was here from
st. Louis last Friday night. She has been
laying up there some time, and is now ventur-
ing around to the Ohio to try and obtain freight.
She had gone to Louisville, and may be ex-
pected here in a day or two bound South.
- The Highfyer was around from St.
Louis last Saturday morning. She had a good
trip of passengers. We thank Mr.. Holiday,
of the Office, for papers. The Highfyer will
be here tomorrow morning for st. Louis.
- The 7. G. Twitchell arrived here Fri
day night from New Orleans, the only arrival
we had during the week from that city, we
believe. She had a light trip, but put out
considerable freight here.
- The well known Missouri river packet
Eleira was sold at st. Louis last week to Mr..
A. Legrase, of st. Genevieve, for $1,000.
She will be placed in the Cairo trade.
- The Southerner was here Saturday
morning from Louisville She did not lay
ten minutes=not long enough for passengers
to get down from the hotel, or to take ON sew
eral parcels of freight ready and waiting for
her, We once before rebuked this practice
Of the st. Louis dnd Louisville packets, of not
stopping long enough at this point to transact
the ordinary packet business, and were glad
to see it had the proper effect We have now
cause for complaint againin the fact that none
of these packets stop but a few minutes here.
We trust Capt. Shirley, President of the line,
will give this subject his attention. He
promptly remedied the evil before, and will nc
doubt do it again. We thank the clerk of the
Southerner for papers.
--- The Antelope left New Orleans on the
goth, and may be expected here tomorrow
There were 8 feet of water on Har
peth's Shoals, Cumberland river last Wednes-
day, and river on river on stand.
- The passengers on the last up trip o
the Rainbow were sodelghted with the officers
and boat that ON their arrival at Louisville
they published an exceedingly complimentary
card. She had about $50 passengers on tf1i
trip, about her usual number. She wa
here punctual to her time last Saturday morn
ing.
- The Grapeshot, fine looking ney
steamer from Cincinnati, was here Saturda
morning. She is under command of Cap
Mcclure, with Mr.. Dalton clerk. She wa
built for the Memphis and Cincinnati trad'
and was this trip on her way down. We than
Mr. Dalton for papers.
- Capt Startling Wells of the steame
Florida; died at Memphis on the 10th.
The ST. Louis and New Orleans societ
of pilots are now charging $3.50 per month.
Last Wednesday there were 81 stear
ers at Pittsburgh receiving and dischargil
freight. In addition $1,000 bushels of co
left for points below. This is lively time
this season of the year.
- The double stern-wheeler Alma W
here Saturday evening from st. Louis, with
good trip.
v - Sixty steamboats, arrived at Cairo Ia
$ 81. week.
i sSsTo - new stern-wheeler called the FIR
~ I.orenz was here Saturday evening, fro
above
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 20.

NEW ORLEANS, OepL- ~.
Fair snttgar 616 @7c. Flour market firm at
S6 rs. ID corn and oats nothing of moment.
New hay $19 so, old hay $24. Prime lard
111ac Pork unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20.
+ In the town Of Canton; Miss, containing
population of 368, there have been 107 cases of
fever and 20 deaths.
Chi6kGo, Sept. 90
The steamer Queen City is reported ashore
between Sheboygan and Milwaukee. No par
ticulars.
BALTIMORE, Sept 20.
New Orleans papers of Friday have been re-
ceiyed but they contain nothing of interest:
Tidings from Norfolk are of the most gloomy
character. During the "a hours ending at
noon Tuesday, fifty new cases and thirty-eight
deaths had occurred. At Portsmouth during
the same period there were IL deaths.
P1TTsBURG, Sept 20.
last evening two freight trains on the Penn
sylvania railroad, near Altoona, came in COLI
SION The fireman named Wilhelm, jumped
off and was killed no others hurt
New ORLEANS, Sept. 20.
The Black Warrior has arrived from Havana
with dates to the 18th. The news is unim-
portant.
Natchez. and at nearly all points on the Mis-
sissippi, Ouchita, and Black rivers. At Can
ton 20 new cases have occurred two deaths.
The sugar market is firm with an upward
tendency.
| The express train on the Central Railroad,
bound for this city, came in collision with a
cattle train last night. The locomotive was
thrown from the track and the engineer and
fireman were killed.
/ The locomotives and tenders were com
pletely smashed. John Pratt of Albany, the
Engineer of the express train, was instantly
killed; f. Kirkland, of Albany, had both legs
and arms broken, and cannot live; VIM. Grit
fin, of Buffalo, the express messenger, had one
lleg broken; Geo. Simpson, cadet, had his
hip broken; man, resident of Albany, had his
back broken
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.
| A fire occurred at Fort Smith, Ark, des
troying the whole block on Gibson and Gar
rison's avenues, including the post-office build
ling. The loss will reach about. $50,0OO.-
There was a small insurance on the property.
New YORK, Sept. 20.
Rev. Geo. Hobart Doane, an Episcopal cler
gyman, son of Bishop Doane, of New Jersey
has Joined the Roman Catholic Church. do
s. DdQ D6en QcpOSSQ ny hiS wv II A~eAA~A'
W1tLfAMspoRT; Pa, Sept. 20.
Information has been received here that nal
the business portion of Carbondale, Luzern'
CO.. Pa, was destroyed by fire on Sunday last
New YORK, Sept. Fl.
The steamboat Ocean Wave was burned OF
North river loss $25, 900 to $4,000.
Intelligence from Norfolk gives thirty deaths
on Wednesday, and twenty up to noon thurs
day.
Accounts from Portsmouth give clever
deaths from yellow fever on Thursday.
Fusionists of Massachusetts, have nomina
: ted julius Rockwell for Governor. Addres
/ declares slavery paramount to all others.
New ORLEANS, Sept 81.
Fever is no longer an epidemic in this city
!. Number of deaths per week not equal to othe
diseases.
Four stores on Chartres street burned. Tn
e Bee office was damaged men injured
h Loss $4,000.
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AUCTION ROOMS

AUCTION ROONESs
Old Court House, Main Third streets imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HAVING leased for of years and fitted M the
III above well known stand. prepared to re-
private SALE all kinds of
merchandise household furniture horses, bug
gies, etc.. etc.
Cash advances made consgnments when required
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
O'Clock, M. Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gas light.
sales and sales Of real estate promptly attended
to.
We are weekly receiving and have hand large
and general assortment FURNITURE consisting otslat
spindle and bannister backs. scroll and scoOP tops rim
Office, French Jenny Lind. and Buste wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa seat Chairs Elizabeth
chairs sprng Sofas socabes. centre.
card dining breakfast light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsteads mat
rasses tin and wire safes which will sell at Gin
Gin natl prices.
hand variety of notions jewelry,
vions accoreons pocket cutlery pistols whips.
etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash
wholesale or retail, WOOLSEY & NELSON,
my9 Auct's
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CITY COLLECTOR,s SALE.

virtue Of preceptof Common Council of the city
ID Of Evansville directed and delivered as Collector
of said city will 25th day of September 1885, at the
door House in Evansville offer for sale and sell
that block the Evans Homestead or
much tn reof as may necessary bounded side
street. the Canal by
Sixth street. to satisfy the sum OF
eighty dollars and forty eents due the city Tor
front Of said block and also 70
fsfy Of said sale. JOHN FAhhELL
sepIO 2t lO&I7. City Collector.
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GA fight occurred at the wharf last Sat-
urday which oceasioned a good deal ofamuse-
ment. One fellow got spunky because pin
sticking game was going on, and dared young
man out on shore from the wharf boat to fight.
Finding the other was ready and willing, he
picked up club, when the other drew knife.
The challenger took to the water, and got out
far as possible, holloring Justify, while the
other cdonked him. Nobody hurt.
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Nflos By Gflegrapb,
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL

0TOur carrier on the lower route COM
plains that he has difficulty in collecting from
some few Of his subscribers. The carriers are
responsible to US for 50 much on every paper
they take out of the office, so that when sub
seribers fail to pay, the carriers are the losers.
Now it is bad enough for men to dodge the
payment of ten cents a week for such paper
as the Daily Journal, but to cheat a boy in ad-
dition, places these beings in a lover scale OF
humanity than we thought could be. occupied
by any habitual reader Of the Joul AL. We
hope hereafter subscribers will have their
dimes ready for the carriers, or patrnaize some
other paper
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SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE OF EVANS

rENHE Rev G. A. Foster, about to undertake personally
thorough education % his daughter willing
ladies between the and four
teen years. with and his form class.
COURSE OF STUDY:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Alphabetical Lessons, Reading, Spelling and Numbers;
0rthography Writing Elements OF Geography and Arith-
metic.
JUROR DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic. Geography. by new and more impressive
teaching Grammar Reading Spelling by dicatien
Elements of Natural Science. the Bible.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic and Grammar continued Geography Ancient
and Modern History Ancient and Modern Loge Natural
intellectual and Moral Philosophy Botany Min
eralogy Geology Astronomy Political Economy Algebra
mctry Theology Mythology Grecian and Roman
Antiquities, Evidences of Christianity. the Bible.
Regular and critical exercises through the OF Read
ing Defining 0rthography Writing Grammar and Compost
on and familiar lectures and OF
the studies pursued.
shall be given all those
department. requisite to the mpshed lady.
This institute is furnished with philosophical and ehsm
apparatus and superior cabinets of minerals fossils and
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GENERAL AUCTIONEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
MDESPECTFULLY tender their services the Citizens Of
IA Evansville and country for o. Real
Property, Houses Lots Fdrnfurs Dry
Goods Hardw Groceries, also particular atten-
paid sales every description
We shall do exclusively Com
mOn Easiness having goods Of our to place
COMPETITION with eonsgnors both the buyer seller WILL
have fair and legitimate will devos whole
Commission business friends
assured that will 70 efforts
please them With prudence and
the confidence Of all those who sntrus their business
to care. 49,
--REFERENTES-
p. G.. O'RiLET x Co.. Evansville
DUvALL. ALGo Co.. Memphis TeHn.
WIN. PARK Il Co., dc do.
JAMES BOYD, do de.
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans.
SNAPP.
MILES E. FoLKEs, Vieksburg Mics.
MCRAE, do do.
LocKwooD & Bros Cincinnati Ohio.
KELLOG F0oT. do do
EDWARDS & BUSHNELL. St Louis. Mo-
Regular days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday.
evening during the
at early gaslight APPS SWEET LEONARD.
Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.


ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
MY q bargain comfortabe Cottage Resi-
Wv dence. with good out houses and esteru. and in
good neighborhood. Fer pan tieulals enquire Of
SWEET LEONARD,
Auctioneers and General Agents.
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pRINcEros FEMALE HIGH scHooL.

PRINCETON FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.
FUNHE annual of this Institution will be
ed Monday, the Sd of September, 1885, convent
building will be erected during the and
ed accommodate pupssoon after the session 1t
will up comfortable STYLE aud supplied
with good of Fhiloof htal and chemical apparatus
Preparatory Department will be connected with the school,
though separate ROOM into which boys under twelve
years Of age will be admitted. Il ~ -. -
The Prinei has made With good families
to board pupils from distance.
TERMS PER SESSION OF EiSk MoSTas: l.s
Boarding. Lights and Fuel. $50 90
Tnition Senior Glass .......,... 20 90
Jnnior Glass. . .. ................, 16 90
Prenaratory Second Glass ,......,., 10 90
Firnt Glass - so
Music with use OF Piano 20 90
PAINTING and Drawin9. ......,.....,... 10 90
Fn,hroiierv - - -. ......f 90
NIodern Ian1naees 80. : - ..,..,.. -. 10 90
Payments strictly in advance, except by special arrange
menus "''" 'A' -'-' Principal: HENRY T. MORTON.
Assistants: Mrs. NJ. W. PAXTON,
Mrs. N NJ. MORTON. Jyz
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C0RPORATION NOTICE

(ARDERED the owners oflots NO. Z0l and
" 2s1 lathe Donation enlargement in the city oEvADs-
Vile walk along the east side Of said lots on
be as to correspond with the y
and side walk be laid thereon Of than
ten Il ia width extending the full; length Of said lots
ON work be done within ten the
order default thereof the Marshall
directed work AID the costs accruing thereby VIII
be to- sale Of said lots much
satisfy said lien aud costs BY order OF the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-24

y II NEW 1ORk, sept. 20. \
Flour dull and heavy; state firm with good
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-24

me me A new stern-wheeler called the Fred
! Iorenz was here Saturday evening" from
above
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

Be IL enacted bv the SENATE and HoHSc o. Represent
GfIres IN IeEtsiaturt assembled, AZ ft4i5Jfs-
SEXTON l. II any school shall neglect to give no
tce in writing the school cmittee Of the time when the
school ia his district i, to mmence Whether the
he kept mistress and how long the sa school
Is expected in operation he SHAH forfeit and
the Of dollar for each day the school shs continue
without such notice having been gwen.
ssCT This shall take effect ard bc in force from
and after its approval by the Governor.
Approved March 10, 1855