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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
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rcru rcu Sttho Gduntn un0 lImlt0tuo tIfGunt, raB
IT in ltncr 1Hrltnmouuiattur an Ger tlHntn ettho
IN Nltrtoun III 3ulds III ttntn frUhtrn tStltbSitIu
nun 0uh Die Sabrltattcu rrn Sn9ratn cccr Suml;
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wtratn 0uf 1'tlttlIun9 9tmatbt
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3rvtlrrrpilttr Stlu &C. all 2Scllt.
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@rtr0 NuGltit &c. &c. pcn 9Hclin Ginlbial uno
SaumUclI: 3ttttl.
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S2tliI ydumpcllEu Strptthi ltbr oautrhGfI.
.8klnt N2it0tn Stppitht, ptrlt unn tuntt.
Gini 9rrpt Nuswam nsut fbiutr Multtr auf pane.
SSpncn Strumpf9drn.
SbUGrTS SntdlGrn rcn ttlntr &clt.
0EtlGt6 60 rrn itInrr aclt.
Rch unN rpNB tr. fur AtnoCrtrtmrf.
pldu gRttIrt 10. kbr GUT uno fouHbott
CSrau NRcItrt &C. blllt1 une HART
Dit Qrttit btl !IntitsItbutttm iiuo Suetrt biOi9
unr tr prar itr quite Arbttt. NII mtItbi rIntn rcr'
u1litbIn @irpIt, S,prlht ceir GSGrn brNutbtn, lno
rtunlhN(tltth rlnltlaptn an EtnIm @tatlFtnhnt ans
;urnitn uuN fir iith ld,lt ~ urttctltn.
OF Rrht QRctt MIRO ctu1tncmmrn uno cNrauS
lI9tn tiUiSt Yipn9un9 9Srpt, Stppibt uno Uarn
abrl;lrt.
llntrWihncttr Sarft hicrmlt alien itintn Srtun'
ptn rtrbturlhit fur lhrt Webtrt9t Sunflhatt' nno
miro 0lltS tbun mas CT fam, um lttn @iatllBtntnt
autb ftrurblu ptm Yurlltum nGetih III MAIDEN.
.eenrY Oatrirl.
Nncntoun, Sr. o6 1s57. nolS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
Gri(ber Stoh.
gS. 6. Wtp0er II. GD'S
S6ub< unb Hrprrz9 z9Patrrirltrn
g f o J. T..

SIC. 81 SH:oamiltcu Gtragc. Spiibtn Der Rtfrrs
mlrttu &irdt uno etm Ycitanlt, in autntcwn.
Die lIntIribritbtntn BiIcn bitmt Nhun9srca
etm TuNltum an, CAP ie cttats gtiIbift IN Nrrbtns
ouna nit ptr frtibir vcu Satcb 9Rriir tttrtsbtntn
Gj,rbtrli am r6iltn Stanrrtaet ncb inmcr ouf cine
aus9trthntt &HGiit bttrtlbtn, uno csbtn HbNtn bos
bin ttncn
SSriibcu SSprratb
iGHCr Grt eGNlr uno Stbubtrmmtn0s, niS nlc nurcre
Nrtltt, wcltbs Shuhmaht arbr0udSn. olS .SGItss
lsotr, CrctcS, SbrrItrtr, etnn9s, mic auc cln
Glemcjncs GNcrttntnt rcu .otmcd uno @idtn
SCbutrtr. GtnfalIs @G,hirr unp itocs Onrtrt &c;
Ger fir Sattltr alts wtItbis ie btltGnel9 Guf
.oano batttn uup binl9 ptrtauftu.
Oir bSbtt prtis miro 81 iirrr;tit an etr G'trbc=
rti rptr an etotrtcbr fdr ollie artlu oauts be,abI.
nrlm iit prottiitbt Cjcrttr fup, c tSnuCn iit ;u=
ptrtraulib ibiru rag aUt 2trttftl rii i ptrtaufu,
10 iup, pt t oilldtiu rtprSfntirru. Str bcfitu ca=
her, burtb nicrri9i Trcif uuo 8IfricriSun9 ibrcr
Gunpcn, auf ltbtrott llntttdeun9.
90. St. WrIcr,
geter &. Grim,
8. R. Mplrr.
uutntauu, CIR. 26. nt3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24

GcfcE, ntutitT SSIbra, ron ellen 65rEBtn trhal:
tn hat, unO an fbr htrOtAtEetin Yrtigtn YtrtauNn
MIR. Gr ibmIjbGt ilb ro8 iItnl 9rT&t 2tn;ab %:
fen, an SilutmLl;btt unO HtItl9ft nc;b nix in ctc
itr @t0tno btrtrcffin Ucrotn. NSinu rl3 Stntt auf
bt 0rcBt !luStilIun9 n0th Nututdun tcmta ioclIIcn
mir tDntn ralbcu ia niDt VI ptr9t6tn an Dem 9rc@tn
Ctftn: Stbap pt6 Nla tnHtr aniuruftn uno
itint StEn in Nu3mhhttn 81 nrbmtn. 0o NnpH
man audi rds ourNrSGt} 2Ncrtmtnt Ylt;bpoorcn
uno Oothtannttn, Nurpittf. MitTnAnc, Wttb, tup:
ftrnt uno 0tjnnti Ntit-0tlts ouf rit bcltt Wanttr
ltmotht uno lrrnuchftlt ju hahtr. Hut Hrtrn Nchr:
uuo YNtb:NrN miro 0uf ott tir3lts 9njaJt rtr.
ritbtIt, uro icbr bltIlt.
Ur ut cub Agent ilir 8arrr~'s Han8sS uno y1i:
etr fir .Rlrtbip. SGaltn uuo ic ptlttr.
or !tltiS &urfIr, WtGtnA. 3mn uno Ytt mirn
outSut ou9Eucumir, mridr rtr bEbitt YrttB trIautt
rpirC.
Cr,5| Gr III ouh itrtrNt ttrtit Wcthrrns uro fun:
ftrut oou@cGtbtr on tiut9Gn Ytrm9uu9tn 81 rtrir'
tiger.
Gr Can't tinm ;altrtithcn 0unrm fir lire lin:
tritdeun9 unp tCft Guf tjuE 6rrtroutr rrldbtn.
Slmp5 Gttingcr.
2ucntaun, Scptimttr 10 ua3N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
Septtmbcr 10,
Srpttmttr II,

Gccf lnb SScmbarb nebmrn ptele 0s'
leaenbCit ibrcR & II n B c n unp prm 9rebrtrn
9utlitWm bic glnScigc gu MAIDEN, paB lie Ieebrn
ibrrn nrurn 9rc6en Strd pcn auE9ejeiGneten
Sertiocm SlriScrm,
fir Srrtf uno g8inter SmSouitdnr9t Hatrn, iro'
raul lie bic 2tufmrrtiamEct 9Iaer lenfen, meI3r
aus Dem britcn unp brilIianteiten Strf iu pdblcn
winI6n, Der nrd jcmals in tief9cr 0r8enp &C.
Icben wurre. SIRE neuen Sitter, brltebcnp aus
allrrlri Sud, Gollimcref, sEetcnjeu9e, etc. pers
ben an S6BnGsit, SiQi9tcit unp SortreITdtrit
,pebrr in QQrntcwn nod in elmer anpern Eanps
itart itrrtrpTen-lmp &dufrr tTnncn fh pabsr
grab aud Iuiten na6 Der 9rt6trn 9laiir-mp III
re &lriprr anmelcn lasen, reldle mad, Serlan9en
IGnru prfrtiet, lmp an ben allerbiutgltrn Yrets
fen atselnbcn iperrrn. g8ir tatrn nod alle ,nl'
Irrr sablrciAen Gunren Spn Sip gu Toe 9fplirBt,
unp rsrNrn eS in 3utunit i!ia teBrr tbun.
llnlcre srcbr SerI&iersntsit Spn
9iEdcn, SpIrn, 9Srltrn etc.
Ycn alcn YGttrrnS, Saietdt mp Sdnitt, finNet
man su jeeer,st irrtiS auf Snno Ip aud cine un'
selpBbnlid 8rcbe uus8elu4ts SeriAisSenbstt SOO
MannS 8urnilting>0iitcrh
ais Santi6uEr, Striimpfe, Scaris, Collars, Sa'
l6entraacr, Spicntrd9er, etc.
Sie laren Sspcn Elm, nelGrr quite SGr9en 81
MAIDEN pdnItt, an SO. 35 an,urufen, no er iet'
ne Sertlts unr Q9intrrs &ieipsr an 80 his 20 prr
Gent wpblitilrr taufrn tann, ais ipnIpp. SSen
wOlIte IA niGt rrr @mp pITrrn
gtQcntaun, Scp. ~. natS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24

Ssncbtpciiuu9rn.
On. 8. @lum;r, AIttnrouu, a.
". e. SRinr, Qhtlorttnhta, Ya.
". e. Nritr0I. pbilardpbla uno California,
Gitotr, 9omp uno Conn, philadelphia,
0S. :. crrsmou uup SShnt
&outru unp NRibanitS Sanf, pSllaodphta Il
&iltcu,
.6lnrn ". Scur$ (llhrmnMT) SrCnrn, E.J.
2S. WGfsr, prIutttcn, 81. =.
g. NJ. ioilins, HttmlnNCn, u, 7
GmatS:S .hdemNiitGr, SrIntrn, 81. y
SrGutcu ronttno Scmp., -
IS. lc. uuN 2. Z. SutttrIN"
02. G. iount
Golsb Gtpt unr &C., phiIortlrbjn,
Gmith, 9Sillrams unp g., -
Srunitnr, SharplEG umO SShut, NbtIaetIFbta,
Gcnrao uno RCttrtS. YhtloptlpbId,
clamte, Rtnt uuo Sontty, -
lrihmuth uno Srd0tr -
linton 0crtl,
slorutcu (eit linEu SamrIt Ouf ioonS hoH'n)
>. mb 8. S0c9cr
!0ork:8aartn NdulIEutt in NIInINun, No.
gRdi 30. nNloM
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
SStc6cr urr6 9ScrgcrS

Sc %. GBcit 6omincusStra6t, Stacntauu,
ii icet nit cncm rcucn Wo aussceidnrtcn Stcd
rer I6Gniten, britCn unD nrumpti9ltrn
S5iitcn, Idppen nnb Turtunnrcu
serIc6rn, unc ttcetrn Srrtaufen lire Sitter Su 70
tilliern 9rriicn, ais iie in Den ScritIrten nicrer
llpicn pertnuIt wrrrcn Ibnnen. S6r Stcd II
lett gan, ncu, uno bic 9Irtifel in brcm SADIE t6n'
nrn nidt an S6Enbeit, Site unp SilIi9tcit itcrs
trrffcn pcrpm-urp pa te Den cnSigcn SplnGns
pi0rn Suts, &appens iup 6ursStcbr in rtrirr
Start EaItsn, 70 fam man ib raraut Srrl0Ben,
rap ir ale su miinihrnre artitrl in itrrm SADIE
tritdnbi9 gum Scrtauf talicn. Sbre Siitcn une
&appcn Fnp mrilns Ycn ibrsr risrnrn 5htritd'
tirn. unb prr pen i9nrn tauft, wtrp iit ME be-
trcgrn finrrn.
DS~Sic iinb bauttar fir tittcr scnciIrnc liScs
ralc 8mrI6aft, unb brffen Guf frrncrrn 3uipru6
trirltrn unp auf cncn 3upa6S Der 0runer.
gllcntaun, Sep. 10. nNeS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
Suf,ifllr llahriht

g8trb brrinit ben ginwrtnern BON aasntctpn
unb llmgeseno 9s9rten, pap bic llntsr3etHneten
orp6e 2u1dte su ibrent Stcd pom
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
Salamanpsr SiGrbsits. .6ifcn,
GpanS unb WatIDn

ptuu Ilt duf cine >prcbt acpcrttn mtrCtn.
Qbttao tlp bla, 0t. ID, 1854.
.otrrsn evans u. 9SOtlcn, &c. 2U, Suo 4tS
Str0ge.
SNttut 0trrtu: Gs mobt uns 9rc6ts Gtr
ontatn cure SOlamonntr SGfts, &0uiltuttn uno an:
otrtn. wtltt ts urthvtnelJ bobtn thrt NGtbT N
S.bSrhtlt u hatttn. oils ctn 9trplFts Nltd ettS iu
6tuptdtu onIupfthttn iu tcnntn. GHltnt9t rHwlr
vcr unacfIbr I gDcnot,n rru Sbncn 9Gt0uit batsn.
bar unItrt ythCr. Q0piGrt unb G1do 0rGtG lc ltbSn
trbauIn. ots riirlbt rttltn Mrr9'n rrr ttm 9rFtiI
S,utr pclthcs Gin oonjis &tSrEd e'tbIuft am Gdt
otr Gbtsrut uro 5Ttn Str0ft, cnalbtrtt btnttn @:
than wurotn Iitt SGfi pOr ouf rem 2ttn Srcr
unitrtr Sfis I'M Gittrouch rcn tuc nt IN ctn 8tls
fer hinunttr tl opc iit wrtlttt his fas Stutr aus
oc6rannt kottc. DtiIttt ut r0nn htrrcr9;9tn une
IN 6jtocu,rort rcn wtniNttns 1000 Qtrlcmn, ptld
tS init ciotnsn l(u0tn 9tthtn habcn, caR tt ruthtl
H. l. NJ, rpit rbtnttmlrtt YtrvObrt 9cttttttu mn. at
Sffntt rucrccn 92rlltu lt rit Site habtu tlt Sdf.
uuO Sthtc3 pjtptr ausjutCBtru, "a MIR rttiitt mtt
DER in Cetrduth nthmcn rclltn; unp tnoCm MIR ri
liza uttrSsuat mo, t0B iit Gin &crrahrunNs: 9Nttte
ltaGn las Stutr Tnr. Ghrtrblrrlalt ntt Shrtatn
Lacy uno pbiIiips.
Sin orrgIs 2tfcrtemtnt bttltr Sdfss nno tmmt'
1uf o0no, unO mo rvarranElrt eaB ht III ptr stn
mthr igt utrtraatn tGunn, ais tr9tnO ttnt cerrna'
SXit tic nun in t5tbraub Ut. evans unr 0Hatlcn
mothCu outh unp hottn lmmcr Ouf oanN, Glltrnt
,arrn, @iitrnt Sbtrtn, uno @rltrnr Rahmtn, bt
tmmt fir zen Gjltrauth III fiuCrkttn Stmctttn fiji
Stchrs, Youeyu. Stitnrlrtbt crtr grlpot oiukr.-
8ltibfalIs, SitQd uuo Hritf; Ntihrttunas prtFcn
H. l. 10. Gtlo 10 out unO ruit tGi uuS, SIC. % Git
| lie SrdSt, IhilaoClrhia, an.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-16
4oeal Department.
Circuit Court.

This Court commenced its October term
yesterday, Judge Niblack on the bench. Nor
ris S. johnson, Esq, was appointed Prosecu-
tor for the term. Mr.. Usher having declined
There was not much business done yesterday.
Several old State cases were continued The
following gentlemen were empannelled as
GRAND JURY.
JOHN woODSON HUGHES, FOREMAN.
Marcus SHERWOOD, JESSE NIGHTINGALE,
JoHS SAMSON, VIM s. BRUMFIELD,
WIZ. sJERvIs john BALsDoN.
K HIGGINBoTHAM, THAD. McTURSAS,
PETER RACINE, WIN. WARREN,
-lr-,s as SHERMAN FAIRcHILD
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-16
Nelus By Gelegrapg.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
nc C1Sc1sNAr1, Oct. is. 7q

CINc1NNATI, Oct. Is.
The river has fallen 6 inches since Satur-
day.
Flour dull and heavy, NO sales, prices nom
inally 81 25 for superfne. Wheat is held at
81 so for prime net, but buyers are holding off
Whisky good demand sales of SIS bbls at
$685. Groceries dull and unchanged
New YORK, Oct. Is.
Flour market firm with sales of 1000 bbls,
quotations unaltered. Wheat steady with
sales of rs, 900 bushels Corn market easier,
prices have a downward tendency. Pork
market heavy. Beef firm Whisky steady.
The report that Is, 600 Russians killed at Sc
bastopol should have been 1900. The mis-
take was made at Halifax
The Government of Japan has repudiated
the treaty Of the United States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-16

BIG BEETs.-We have received q couple of
big beets which took the prize at tie County
Fair. They were raised by DR.. Geo. B. Wal
ker. The first is 20 inches in length, 1871
inches in circumference, and weighs Abs 8
ounces. The second is 161s inches long, IN
inches in circumference, and weighs Chs S
ounces Very good beets, and hard to beat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-16
FALL CAMPAIGN
HAIR DIV ARE AT WHOLESAE Re.
NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,

NEW VERY LARGE STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,
WEHrLST returning thanks the patronage of
apprse interior Merchants from Indiana, Illinois and Ken
lucky city ALSO that he has
ana in the Heaviest stock of Hardw and Cut
tlerY that he offered the Evans
vile market on sale Many Goods purchased
ed by him. during depressed state of the markets
East and in England and by porting drec from Europe
and having his orders for filled at the Manu-
feturer orks he is only able but decidedly d posed
To offer and sell Hardware low figures house
AFFORD the same Goods. to cash or good time buyers
He Invites careful examination of his stock and prices
full Justice.
Among the articles (almost nnumeraDe) comprising his
stock, he names the owing to the trade: -.
$50 boxes Axes-Wells Lippincot Leverets and Coins
SEQ dozen Pocket KNIVES Gully assorted;
Is DO Steel Steel sheags ana Scissors; w.
100 do Razors and Strops;
100 Spoons Iron. BrttAnia and GerM9a SUveRi
50doEen Coffee Mills all grades;
$40 do Files and Rasps all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottomsi
20 20 lbs Sadirons aseortedt
| 800 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1900 gross Screws. giml pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socksand sockets;
100 do Augurs;
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
200 pairs Shovel and Tongs, iron and brass heads;
60 dozen Saws. frcEn Mill to hole;
IS do Stesiyards and Scale Beams;
so do Ames' (and other brands) Shoves and Spades;
| casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
cases Japanned Tinware fully assorted.
WHIPS and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles. spectacies
Fancy geeerAlly together with
heavy goods siE Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties Knives asd Riddles and
Gum Barrels and GUN Trim mAingss
Carpenters and oOopers Tools Window Sash. etc ets
| CHARLES s. WELLS
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-16

ENHERE has existed public demand for an effective
II It's This Ia, been ss @ %ss
svely it aeeompl shes the purpose
desgasd It'll easy to make physical but not easy 70
the objections but all The advantages Of every other THIS
70 sbe nSis decision Il has been unfor-
70, the patient h'hs5tG that %Ss gsrrTSGs s
isnet MGAy them produeeso much gripping pain and re-
sood to be esfifsd tom them TSesa Pills prOd1s
:stSa or ulss from s,ny snnsy
table harm from their in any qnantY but
Minute directions ior their which
are h are an 1n eur5 nav
nsnon Liver compisiht, h It's various aundio
taSiiisy Bioas aeadaehs Bilious Fever Ague.
Of diseased action liver As areren
afford prompt and sure relief in cost7eass piss cpoe
Of body impury Of blood; in short any
They have also produced some ngasry il
Rheumatism Govt DroPy Grsve Eryspela papaTs5S S1
shoud be freely taken in the spring Of the yssf 70 purify hs
healthy
M the and TsGr se
tenn reuOvA the strength the body and the wasted
sOnal dose sadyantsgeous though serious derang
me e1.s. oosng snonla b
when taken excess The thousand in which psc
selves to the Of and 81 IS con 3deBy
has
are known the publ; will doubt what remedy
Being wrapped they pleasant take and being
purely vegetable harm arise from their in
quabtity.
PREPARED BY
IA Me S C. AY YER,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. LOWELL, EAse.
Price 25cent5 per box. Five boxes for 81.
i Keller, Farnsley Co.. Evansville Ind;
Tsgie Crawford Evansville;
Hallock 4 Parmiter. Princeton;
G.. B. Bingham. Patoka;
W. j. Whiting, Cynthana;
j. E. Jaquess 4 Co., Poseyyilla;
Messrs, Gardiner a Blairsville and VAUDEVILLE;
Williams and Robertson. West Franklin:
DR.. Thomas Newman and las Sampson, Mt. Vermont
HGdspeth & Bro. Bonnville;
Bowers Sargent. Eewburgh;
( Adams & Campbell. Petersburgh;
Fred Eekstein. Cincinnati. o., and all druggists.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-16
PROF. o. J. WOODS
CELEBRATED
zJAIR ESTOR ATTVE

rNNHE effects wonderful Hair Restorative
dueing the most astonishing results in the public mind
remarkable composition. 1t the only preparation that csa
depended on to restore grey hair to its natural color and
~ The following is from distinguished member of tbs
medical profession.
PRor o. ]. WOOD Dear Sir: Unsolicised. j send you
this After heng nearly bald for long time and
faith in any indnc on hearing OF yours to giveis
ssa S h sd
applied well rubbed in till the scalp all glow
hs a ap from the t August
to the preeent time and thick black and strong
iry what little there was fit and that little was disap
pearing very rapidly. still Restorative about
hair Now hava these who has bus
have never hitherto any in which any hair
day and really gives pleasure record the result
Ia. large the
The people here its effects and have ddenee in
tory nearly daily inquiries IT,
You deserve credit for discovery return you
ivdrpsIlong ago Of ever efecting any such result
Yours A''i FiEa of Bond ksil 3 BrS;sI:s.
standing and pastor tie othOdoI church At BrOoksed.
Mass He agsntlenan of considerable STs
BRooKfEID. Jan. II 1855.
Paor woop-Dear sir:-Havng maSs trial Of your Hair
in removine ndamatIon dandrf snd constant
tendency which n1v . aheh ny
gray color have S,sa 20 onsr article with
anything like ss Yo s1ns truly. j. K BRAGG
az Prepared sold wholesale and Market
street st. Louis. Mo- and at 6s5 Broadway New York.
where all the most po pull patent
san he bought at other house.
sToDDARD all the principal druggists sssrywheIs.
my1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-16
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
j. s. UESS & co.,
SUCCESSORS TO
MERRITT. FIELD & CO.,

FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
FMNHE undersigned recet of the largest and
desirable stock of Dry Goods Hats. Caps Boots
and Shoss offered the trade in this city Our stock
selected Of firm twho has had lorg
rienee in the Western trade with solely the
of thu and having purchased the of goods
from the nanufacurers agents in all the Eastern markets.
offer them for cash. trade prompt
ray lower than they be purchased in St. Louis and
equally good terms be had in Cincinnati Louis
VILE. Our stock consists in part of
DIZZY GOODS,
cloths assmsre sstnets tweds and jeans % all styles
and colors white red yellow and wool hanne plaid
nseys blankets shaws checks shifting tick
bleaehed and blue drilling denms brown sheet
ing bleaehed muslin black and coored cambria crash black
and fancy alpaca ustres cefures and uerpe de lanes
Ginghams aconet white musns check cambic Irish linen
prints desirable and beautiful styles brought
NOTIONS.
Linen cotton and silk aces edginzs and Insertions silk
and cotton velvet bb bonnet and ribbons combs
hosiery gloves thread 81 k linen aud hand
kcrchefs and and wool
der shirts c0moreTs table cloths aud
needles monnaes pencils holders brushes,
hooks and hair pins thimbes umbrellas. &c
HATS * CAPS.
Silk soft and naped black white hats white and
black wool kossuth huena vista, wide awake washing
ton ngarian nothing hats ofall grades
cloth, velvet and glazed caps.
y ssgtssss BOOTS O. SHOES. -
Mems boys kip stoga boots youth and ehds
enammaed and leather Shoes buskDH bootee Slip
&c. men boys and youths lined and unlnedk and
calf bro ladies and gents rubber shoes. SO.
epl9-3mo dAw J. S. JAQUESS co.
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GT Copeland's Exchange Bank buys Notes
Loans Money, Discounts Bills on New York
buys and sells Exchange on Eastern and
Western Cities, Uncurrent Money, Land War
rants, &C., pays interest on Special Deposits
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BELL HANGING, &c.---Mr. Jas. Spalding is
now prepared to hang bells in the best style,
and do all similar work. Mr.. S. is also gun
smith and lock maker, and would be happy to
receive orders in his line of repairing, &C., &c.
See his card. 24
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DIR. W. I. OVENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF 80 :. - .,.s.ls
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
=s-tr AND FEVERS .

AND FEVER .t..- -s-re-.s
aS m
~ s S IRON persons VINO hay.
merely The imagination Of the brain of the cOmpOundsr
The suSscrf srs % claim for the pills no
The sesh heir but viii assert has for the cure Of
the diseases ID in the caption Of this advertisement
sure and sReseg remedy e. tbs ftoh he
various be SsTtan cures have only
These PIis are not com posed Of ohean ingredients
made BY machinery for the purpose Ofnakng oDey They
entirely Of costly and drugs and he oiS at such
a. wit s4 an SSs
m d.s f sS to 5sa t. m
application 70 the Subscribers; IS
Thi. csrtihes that taken sick with chill
happy sa1
fscteda speedy and permanent cure JOHN H. MekAR.e
August /. 1858.
the Chs: DE- Rs had in curing chill; and
we'll an believe S. Be the best Pill po Mss
public tor the cure Of Ague aud Fever. E. @. AYRES
owrssposo. KY. May II. 1855.
DR.. W. CoMVrox-Dsar sif Having for the past TIVE
been aicsed with chs sad Fever and taa
days a. i was At last induced try some q Dr.
s.s ssa OF ID We
but Immediately to DR.. w. Compton pro-
box and my WORD for it, will never b. troubles
with Cbills again. srs CHAS. B. GRIST.
Bos HARBoR, KY, April II, 1855.
This 70 certify that had Chiils my family
months and tried all the Chill Pills
Chill medicine had in country
nary they stopped the chills of my
family. with exception On oldest there
would make until
DR.. Owens Chill Pills. aud safely say everybody
that they the best Pills have everassd,
WIN. o. JACKSoNs
owEEsBoRo, KY, Feb. %, 1855.
W, r. OwFN-Dear Sir have been afflicted with
edies induced bpx of ysur Pills. which
have cured sound and we and believe them TO b the
best medicine in BALTHASER " ACH. Il
have known the Shove gentleman fot years and cers
J.PLUNKETT. River Trader.
Pittsburg, Pa.
-..iy.. LEw1sPoRT, Ky, Jan. 2. 1855,
This eertfss have had the chs and months
and tried various remedies without effect then
box Of Dr. OWsEa Chill Pills and they have entirely cured
me. THOS- +. TAYLOR.
owESsBoRo. April IL, 1855.
certify had eils and fevers applied good
physician. prescribed and gave me medicine,
break the chi1ls give relief
then advised try Chill Pills; they
offs distressing pain the side which
would result something serious Persons afflicted
with chills would do well to use them they certain
GEO. W. MONARCH
az These Pills warranted in every instance
where the directions followed.
A1- For sale. wholesale and retail. by
J. w. COMPTON. Druggist.
Owensburg. KY.
Also By WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
Wholesale and Retail igents.
sepl NV Evansville, lad.
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BUTCHER SHoP.---Mr VIM. Payne has open
ed Butcher Shop at his old stand, on First
street, between Vine and Sycamore. His old
customers and the public generally, will find
fresh and good meats at Payne's at all times.
Give him call
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Railroad Accideet

CLEVELAND Get IL.
The emigrant train which left Erie last night
for this city. ran off the track near Kingsville,
in consequence of arrangement of the switch
es. Several of the passengers were injured.
CHICAGO, Oct. Is.
The steamer Louisiana ran on the reefs at
Green Bay, on Sunday night At last accounts,
the bow was five feet out of water. There is
great dahger of her breaking up. She has on
board cargo of 160 tons Of merchandise for
Green Bay.
New ORLEANS, Oct. IL.
Arrived-Trabue. Departs tomorrow
Trabue.
PORTLAND, Maine; Oct H.
The extensive powder mill at Gosham, own
ed by G. g. Newha.l, of Boston, blow up this
morning; killing several men instantly, and
injuring several others.
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FLOYD gives the Republican ticket about 100
nsjority. The vote was light, and the loss
cllchiefy, as it has done all over the State, on
our side State Jour.