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j.. *. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

TIksT sThkET kEIWkEs VINE AND DIVISION.
EVANSVILLE. IND. 7e
HTANCF 4CTC RER ctevsry description % Bfass work
w Of equal quality not superior e 1nythng
tured ia the East. q e favorable terms.
keep constantly hand oil globes. stop gauge bib
and cyifnder eoekr church. hetsi beiis
-riston metal soft aud peter solder we'll nplsts
assortment. Of all other articles usually kept in ths n
business
also appointed sole in this city the sale
Of Jas cAlehrstedlaher betting These belt
far superior anything offered and have nva
riably when exhibited bees awarded With the frst
miun Samples of the same BE ssez at the establish
Every OF Brass Castings nads erasr and
aished Cincinnati priees.
Einc,
All orders addressed will with prompt sfn-
mediate attention. dscx
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lcr In Rhode Island, the Supreme Court
during the present term, have granted thirty
six petitions for divorce
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ADAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY.
50 d s s5ssssEFEssSS| r r
NEW ARRANGEMENT

THE ADAMS ExPREsS COMPANY rsspessfuliy a.
to their friends public 81 EvansviIfe
.,sinisy tia. shsy have sssrnia.a ersa 1.
ths snsnsss Of their Lins and appointed Mr. eco
W. MCBRIDE - their Agent. who,
wth tts busin is perissy With seutss
snx she details 81 their epsratie. This
bees made With the seis obset Of insreasing asss
he kxprsss and thereby inersAss dssrses,
aeeon plish which The best snsrts
will be especially directed ~ 1sl777E 80
Al persons having busiAs vita esmrAay will plssss
cal on Mr.. Mcbride e.
tween Locust snd MAN, whs alone asshersa fer
froA this aA
nov3-dM ALFRED GATTHRR s~psr,s.snssxs
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sWyOyE, ACTus4 resolved g-sss vestsry 81 Toss
n R-sy asvsssy s.vis sf ~ AfHtsesss
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1.-THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, Saturday Aforementioned
closed at SO.
There is rumor of the probable early disso-
luton of Parliament.
1t is reported in Paris that Canrobert is to
demand the hand of the daughter of the King
of Sweden for Prince Napoleon
The line of telegraph from Simpheropol and
Nicolaieff to st. Petersburgh has been opened
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DISSOLUTION .

yWVHE arm Of CAMPBELL GRosCH ws- this IA dis
ssfvet hy mutual eonssat. All psrsens saving claim,
agAinst said hrn will present them Immediately settle
and those ndebed oud confer great favor by
settling their accounts as possible
Evansvills. Ind. Dec. 1, 1855
THE undermined will eontinus the bsness 10 his
Thankful for the heretofore Literally
ended he would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same. dsc4 d. J. z. CAMPBELL.
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FAIRBANKS SCAtES

=
CNlkORH STANDARD OF KEp54ifG.
fsAnd . correct system Of weisAily. asss sIsssFc
claiming tia Attsntisn Of every Individual IN he
~ eomnDk;sy. =
49, correct Scale is ixat sFkiter bst~ss suyer
and 9 llsr. aud il IS % the xfEvsz il port.s -
shAt nireysaliy SAILED
tiens Of the daily
should be Of FabiIssy and ess As s
secure she 81 all those who BY sks
results indicated
The invention Of these Se1les and
have been from time time adopted result
ysas close osssrrAton and PratiesI exPsrenes
nanufaetursys have braueht
s.ray tia. they safely 30 relied in
tion by weight Thsfr
aAthsnatieaf prinepis; alb defects monty with
compound balances hars kaen By practical sk
and fzhful and hence ther
cate. aaa IN ev"xy ssriAsiy ceFreet.
Interpretation witch thsse Scsss have se7uirsS hss
81 steady Erevth from the eptto the rsessst Re
and based the principle adopted ky the
and Of Rilo
weighing 1aehnss forth from their establish
BY strict this rFiaeiRf the
public il the accuracy Of these Saehnss
lilly with il the deEaRs. until sEaff
Enuin<. their hszufsesurs having annually ndvsR,sd
Ik54 ~
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THE GREAT REMEDY,
Y. Fl. Smith & Co.'s
FEVER AND AGUE c.. RE,
JEFPERsos STREET. OPPOSITE OWENS HOTEL.
LOUISVILLE KY


NsHE rrstor have b. an
induced by the led unceasinz
mand ha met ~th to htuP at heavy expense
Gil all orders With patch part Of the gobe II
usually the say anything in the
Of putting. all ask is to give trial We
en- Voluntarily by these has re-
Ieved the few that offer which called hon,
tssi 9ny de sufficient Cases Of twelve eighteen
cius vhs all the usualrs eds had failed DO not oner
for rything but for Fever Az O. Chils
Night Swsa and Nervoas Debility We do reco n IL n
contains rothag but what is purely rsset hle
nRthe ming an d in igsrssi.. % the system.
Jefferson street. bsswesn Third md Fourth oppo
site Jwen sHotel. v SMITH & 90.
READ Tns FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
LoE OK. LAur,I Ky NJ l. lazs
MkzsRs Y. Fl. SAITH Co -Lssr month VIM on visit
Louisville having been afflicted With
for si1 eks aud hna relief in tbs vaeioas
that took iadueed give Fever Ague Curs
trial and in days missd the chill have sseu i'm
proving daily noe do think that the return
nAe wsnld eAyass re 'Tse1u hisiB
xictsd with rsYer and Agae or
chiiis. fsurt truly. doHNsA- oASAFAx.
aily Fl IN street. near Broadway in city Lou
isTills KY. where myself and three OF my aie
ed With cAils and Fever We tried the usual
as qulnins etc. sttheut getting relief VII Smith Co
Fever and Ag4e C6re ree0nmcn d-d and CON
maneed using H. ana IN few days all relieved
ehserfuily recommend 1t certain aura
hat distressing disease regard il saens
for the diseAse offered to the public
Given under hand shis 2zd day Of October Lonis.
Vile. Ky W A. LTTLg
Persoaalis appeared before A. LytIe
and made cath tn the fsrsE fafes Fss
sertca.e all Given nader hand this 2d Of
For sale ia Evansville. at wholesale retail by
KELLER. FARSSLY & co.,
does erndkw Dfugkissr. Main street
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RkrTINe.-,slsi'sN Ne. Sss:a B.s.in5.s
- TsTH COOKS Ps1tty aressw.
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AUCTION
WE will sell as auction thas morning ats clock and
Wv contihue through the week. desirable lot sf
Bile Dry ioods. eoAsttinE Of Sstins Twseds CoAsngs
Broad Cloths Fannsls Ltnssys. Lanhs-woo Hose bro
and bssehed Lzsp Table Cloths beAchsd Inns. CASH
figured Lustrss H-ts. Gum Overcast etc.
ALSO
On Thursday morning. o'ocek. 5easss Rockingham
Ware in u 90 suit purchasers.
SaIer every evening this wesk Al early gas lighting
dsc4 IL WUGLSEY NELSON Auetonssrs.
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The United States Minister to Greece has
excited attention by exchanging formal visits
with the Russian Minister. French papers
say the United States offer to pay off the
indebtness of Greece to England and France
upon condition of receiving the Island of Milo
for ninety years.
The American squadron left Athens on the
9th Of November for Constantinople.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08

which separate the dispu,ants, and as there
can be no dishonor in submitting to tho laws
the National Council has deemed il the best
guarantee of common justice and future
peace, To abide by and maintain the existing
laws upon the subject of slavery, as a final
and conclusive settlement of that subject, in
spirit and in substance.
And regarding it the highes, du,yto avow
their opinions upon subject so important,
in distinct and uneQuivocal terms, ii is here
by declared as the sense OF this National
Council that Congress possesses no power nm
der the Constitution, 10 legislate upon the
subject OF slavery in the States where il does
or may exist, or exclude any State from od,
mission into The Union because its Consti,u-
ton does or does not recognize the institu.
ton of slavery as n part Of its social system;
and especially pretermi,ing any expression
Of opinion upon the power Of Congress to es.
tablish or prohibit slavery in any Territory
il is the sense Of the National Council that
Congress ought 10, TO !egislate upon the
subject of slavery within the Territory of the
United States, aud that any inte rference by
Congress with slavery, as it exists in the
District of Columbia, would be II violation
OF the spirit and intention OF the compact
by which the State of Maryland ceded the
District to the United States, and breach
of the national faith.
Nlli.-The policy Of the Government of
the United States IN its relations with For.
eign governments, is to exact justice from
the strongest, and do Justice to tho weakest
restraining, BY all the power of the Govern.
ment all lis citizens from Interference with
tho internal concerns OF nations with whom
we are at peace. . . ..
NlV.-This National Council declares lhat
all the principles of the Order shall be hence
forward every where openly avowed and
that each member shall be III the liberty to
make known the existence of the Order, and
the fact that he himself is a member; and it
recommends that there be no concealmen, OF
the places of meeting of The Subordinate
Councils. ....- ........ .. .s.s.
L. b. BARTLETT, of Kentucky,
President OF the National Council.
{. b. DEsnLER, of New Jersey. ....
Corresponding Secretary.
JAMES NJ. STErnENs, OF Maryland,
Recording Secretary.
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Protestant Americas Book for the TimeSl
DIR. DOWLING'S ...
HISTORY OF agONEANESHg.

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GENTS wanted sn every County OF the Uni
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Thrilling Adventures among the Indians"
Comprising the most remarkable personal nara
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a1oetirol,
THE SEER.
by JOHN O. WRITTEN.

BY JOHN o. WRITTEN.
hear the fur of voyager's horn,
hear the Yankees triI;
His foot on every mountain pass,
On every stream sail. .
lies whistling round ST. Mary's Falls,
Upon his loaded train;
Hes leaving on the Pictured Rocks
His flesh tobacco stain.
4 near the mattock in the mines,
The axe-stroke in the dell; -.. .
Tho clamor in the Indian lodge, .
The Jcsuit's chapcl:bcll.
sec the swar,hy trappers come
From Mississippi's SPRINGS;
And war.chicfs with their painted brows
And crests of eagle wings. ..
behind tho squaws birchcn canoe,
The stesmer smokes and raves
And city lots arc stnkcd for sac,'
Above old Indian gravcu.
by forest lake and waterfall
l see the pcdlar's show;
The mighty mingling with the mean,
The lofty with tho low.
hear The tread Of pioneers
or nations yet to be;
The fires, low wash of waves, where soon
Shall roll human sea.
The rudiments OF empire here,
Arc plastic yet and warm;
The chaos OF a mighty world
Is rounding Into form!
Zach rude and jos,liug fragment soon
Its fitting place shall find
The raw materials Of State,
It's muscle and its mind
And westering still, the star which leads
The new world in its train,
Has tipped with fire the icy spears
OF many mountain Chain.
The snowy cones OF Oregon
Are kindled on its way,
And Caliiornia's golden sands
Clean brighter in its ray.
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Wool Csg2.Gg5ssN.
Fresh Groceries.

We have just received our usual variety
of Piltsburg goods III larger quantities than
formerly; which we now offer on terms to
suit all those who desire TO make purchases
IN our line. Our Stock consists in part as
follows:
n. o. Sugarin hhds. and bbls.
n. O. Moasses in barrels aud half barrels,
Clover seed, warranted clean aud nice,
Martins genuine extract OF Coffee,
Coffee mills aud looking glasses,
Tubs, buckets, link wash boards, &c.
Nails, sad irons, and hoop iron, ...
Green oil cloths, window blinds,
Floor oil cloths Of various styles,
Table oil cloth covers of beautiful patterns,
Lippincolts celebrated Yankee axes,
Halls patent eavcr pillow points,
Cotton yarn OF every grade, ......
Carpet chain both white and col0red
Call al the BIG IVINDOW and try the
market, before buying elsewhere.
CARR, HANWAY & co.
P.S. We expect in few days to receive
our Eastern purchases, which are now being
made. G.. II. & Co,
March "a, 1855.
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and having exclusive control OF the sale in the
section he may agree to convass. For further
particulars apply to
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as North Fourth Street, Philadelphia
March 81, 1855.
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HUMOROUS SCRAPS,

p&A. An Irishman in Rhode Island
was about marrying girl who had a
pretty sum Of money.
Now, the priest hearing of this, de
sired part Of the money, and told the
bridegroom lie would charge $50 Tor.
performing the marriage ceremony for
him.
Its rather high, your reverence,
said the latter.
Chen I'll not marry you, replied
the priest.
Very we'll, your reverence, I'll 90 to
to some other priest.
lii cxcommunicatc you
Il can 60 to another church = '
Then I'll not let the girl have you,
said the priest.
There's plenty of others, your rcvo-
renee; and | had been thinking your
reverence, that the churches and girls
are very much alike--if one won't have
you another will.
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THE OPEN EsHRLE.,,

A GENTS WANTED to sell new work
"A entitled "Peganism, Popery and Christian
ny, or the BLESSING OF AN OPEN BIBLE, ,, as shown
In the History OF Christianity, from the time of
our Saviour to the present day, by Vincent w. .
Miner. With view cfthc latest deyclo pements
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be-. a logician and q swimmer, says
Persian story, were in boat togeth-
CT
Have you ever studied logic?' said
the logician to the swimmer.
Il never heard the name till now,'
was the reply.
ALAS! then half your life has been
lost in ignorance.
Just then a squall came up--gaid the
swimmer to logician,
Have your ever learned to swim?
Nothing but logic.
Chen the mhote of your life is drown
ed, for We are going straight to the
bottom.
The moral Of this our teacher told us,
is that logicians sometimes get beyond
their depth.
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BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Domestic Manufacturing,

j. &c +. A. BARNES,
WOULD give notice to their former custom
w crs and the public generally, that they
continue to manufacture wool into Broad Cloths
Casslmeres, Satinetts, Jeans, Tweeds, Flannel,
Blankets, &c, on the shares or by the yard on
reasonable terms, at GREENE FACTORY, Two
miles below
,CarmiChaeltOwn, Greene County, Penn'a..
Idhey VIII also exchange Woollen Goods for
Wool, on fair terms.
Carding and Spinning done by the pound -
Country Carding will be done in tho best man
Dcr.
Persons coming from distance can have their
wool carded to take homo with them.
Country Produce taken for work.
W Having secured the services Of our old
Cdrder and spinner, we hope to be able to give
satisfaction, (Which was more than we did last
May &c, lS55-3m
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Very Ungallant.-An old fashioned
naval captain stood up to go through a
country dance with very fine lady,
who was shocked to observe that his
huge and warm hands were not covered
according to etiquette.
Captain, said his fair partner, you
are perhaps not aware that you have
not got your gloves on
oh, never mind, Madam T. answered
the commander; never mind; | can
wash my hands when we're donon
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Spring ssoa,vs

~ THE BIC WINDOWI,I
nayihg just returned from The Fas,
woulu INFORM our friends and cusloma,"S ~, we
We are 9oW receiving and opening tlc IL ,aas,
SOCK Oh Goods that we haze ever baa 1,a
pleasure OF exhibiting a. our conn,er o , ~,
" .n,. ,s would be tedious task All ,.o
ask OF our friends is to give our siocl an we
o'n'na,lon before purchasing, IVY" "'' eH'
''a'o'' o. CARR, HANWAy 4, RI
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Clock & Watch Repairino

Holm X. SHEAN has again returned 10
~ Morganiown, where he is ready and
VIII VIII attend promptly to all work in his line,
soch as repairing Watches, Clocks, JeweIry,
&C January 30, 1855.