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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13
Jrsuranre Companies.

Yl,HE PEOPLE's FIRE INSURANCE COM
i YANY OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPJrAL.... so 900, With surplus
svv,cys............N Nos IT'S Csnsls and y William n
Properly generally Insured against sns dsmase y rrs
WI UxprRaILL. Secretary
sJ'HE NERO ANTILE FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
L No Isi Brcsd~sy corner Joho-s-
Cseh C pitsl 100000, securely Invested
This omn.ny insure, ,sain Los. and Damage BY Fire on
all descrp tious Of property. favorable term. n.
JOIN H.KEs Secretary. WIN A. IhoNsoS, rie'1
TINTED STATES LIFE INSURANE COM
~ PANY JOSEPH r. COLLINS President. No. 20 VAL
At CONTINUES TO effect LIFE ASSURANCES, on terms - 10
vorsbe a. those of any institution OF the kind ,
rfemans p.yabls annually. semi snnnAy OF quarterly
go ASSETS s2.o zoo SAFELY INVESTED.
FVL!CY-H0LDERs PARTICIPATE IN The PHOrlfs
JAMES W. q. CLEMENTS Medical Examiner lresioehee
no ~ hmty al the Office Of the Company d.y ron u
20 ooonh will wait Applicants AZ their d"einnfA
ShO CANAAN. n D., Consulting fhyseiaa
NJ " psokoOT, As,usry. JOHN EADlE, Secretary.
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CONFECTIONERY, &r.

VouI1IBIOUrbu, VI.
Il INE c A N ID / Z s.
Il The sabseyibsn msnsfsriare I'll bras Of
CONFECTIONERY.
GUN DROPS
LICORICE DROPS.
JUJUBk PASTE:
ROCK CANDY, &c. ke
EXTRACT PEPPERMINT and OIHkk LcLsSCE-'
for Drusvs'r Use
FOX ard MOTTO LOZES0Es ASSORTED CAsDlEs.
IN 10 leo round. hard dry for shipping
TO the Southern States South America "es: !res o. ss
ria al made the bes, nser .u sre ane sIv ~ a.: VIZ
be sod Low Ia the sse quality be psrcaSec ese
yktr. STEWART BUSTING
No go peAfls.-.
Nss-Yo.k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, COLOkS,
II GLASS &e-Tbe undersigned having enlarged their
vor. TO oem.nd for Zinc P.ot prepared &c
erer TO trade full from The difefent inee
manufactured by them in be,ched refined Linseed Oh aud
with the proper dryers The quality Of cur American ana
French Zines warranted 70 be eqnsl in a respects 70 snJ
,od in this m.rket and liberal nesler :.n Also
be supplied with WHITE LEAD and COLORED PAIN IL o.
cur ow man ufsctle Also French and American WINDOW
GLASS. JESspP CdiLDs, In poi,sIs
and Manufacturer OF Paints No. i4S Wsters Nav York
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fnanrini.
pY SIMEON DRAPER-Ofic No. IS Pm
u L.. NJ a. LA

DY SIMEON DRAPER-Ofice No. IS Pine
- o.. liam TUESDAY March IS. .; Ia ocioes
ai the NerchsntS EIchsnre
tseo seven second mortgage Convertible bcods
Of the Ohio and Mspp Rarss< Company Due 1850 n'eI
es payable April and Oct l. 10 New York-s 90 eecn
Is Uc seven first Convertiole booasof
the Columbus Pgua and Indiana Railroad Compsry due A
lnterst payable jan ard July 10 YorG- oo esca-
$4,000 ten cent bonds Of Indiana Centr. aAEosf So
s. Gee each
sl7fo FIVE per bonds Of the st,e Of Indiana ln'e'
est payable Ian and July in New Yofk-s 600 each
- G0 per fret bonds Of the F1snne
Railroad Company. Interest psysble March and SEPT l.
81 !t0 esch
90 shares Cloud Engine Manufacturing Com psnys Stock to
close loan. S5 e.oh "a
40 shares Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company->"
each -
20 share. Ncbssn Southern Railroad Comcsny-sloo .seh
500 secord norE.s. bonds Of th- Toledo Sor~sk and
Cleveland Rslrosd Company due lsnS-floo -
sl0oto per cent second onn1 OF the dan
.op aver Fsirod Ccmpsny 1915 Interest payable Nay
Ard Nov / in New Yort-s 80 esch
Sc Geo per third mortgage oonss Of he 1dse,
Dee | 10 Newiorr-4 81 Coz each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

OFFICE OF THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RALso.D Co. ;
BosTos, Fec. % 1855. !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
= once until TUESDAY the 10th day Of March nett, for
loan Of SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLaas upon 'ne
90, verbr b. pds or Notes Of this Company. payable Sept
1889 and bearing the rate OF per cent, psJabis
semi snuuslly o.-N---.
Bonds Company due either April or October nett
will be received for this loan payments
he ade 10 cash a. follows viz: three hundred and twenty
1--WE thousand dollars Sh March next ard two hundred snd
svept thousand dollars 29th September next or the
whole amount may DO paid in cash. 81 such tine may Do
ssIeed upon prior 10 ls April next
Prom al. will be open thi, Office At II o'clock
Tu.sdsy goth March and the loan v be awarded TO the
sponsbe bidders the Directors reservns the risht
70 di.crmnse favor Of bids for the largest smoan@ By
order of he Directors ISAAC LIVERMORE. Treasurer
NvOTICE.-The Shareholders in the AMERl-
IN CAN MINING COMPANY hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting will be heo the office OF the Company in
indsor Vermont on WEDNESDAY, the 2st dag Of March
neat, at O'Clock h.
The 70 in the Norwich, Windsor Hudson Derby,
Sharon and JafDeosn Mines respectively are also hereby
notified to the aud Place above specified. TO
set in relation TO sale other dPodon Of said several
mines w. Nthhibh, SECRETARY.
Windsor Vt, Feb. p, 1885
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ME REMOVAL of DIR. SHUBIRGERs LIN
TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

sSS N"'~. -
ryyTyE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
.cF-
Of S ., xo,.rcy h.. Aiseov.rsd In ons u oal
Mf. hENNIDi, " a, r..y,s5. ,hst co,s. EVERY KIM
common ps',oIe , Sosl So,on 70 a eour.n P;.,l.
de has tiled II 10 over eleven hss nos In nj.
except 10 TWO osses ooe ., its v.us iii withc
possession o'eI ~ y ,,,"" S -
Two eottiss are 49, WI; 70 ~ rorss knd OF omples O,
The lace 49,. s.,,,.. v,u Flea, III, ,v,t.m Of b,les
Two or tnfeo oo'Hes VII ~. -, can. ar In tia
Two bottles are ~Hran'e' 70 'uie '"' "0''' S 49, ~
month and souaco .. .. .n.. ,h. vo,,. ,... a.
Three to hve oo,ues Aie "1''"'e" 'o' ~ -
Wyspeias 49,. .-,.a .. .,. Ill hr,,o, 4, I'm.
One or two bottles Ae "AiaH'e" " S " - ~
syss .-,,.. % cr,. ,n,,,,y AZ the ear, ana
4, Two oo'u.s ~ re - 'N ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13
paints. Oils. Glass, &e.

COBCEN's EXTRA OIL-Warranted hrst-rate
~ for Machinery and Sur Ing. Tbs ppr- sad 1ot
mixed OH and will machinery or cusi ne sss 10
burning IL will barn Mechanical sn-i'tuo- Nsn.-
Lamp Which good tests Of pure Or Tbs s n't new
rsst eisht y.as by ss.u.hps Ferries R4rosds hsnne
chops Sc IN place Of pure SPERM eoe' nacn s' s9a
sy.s barel' 81 20 ~ galloas each
This On suy dealer tn's city the
only Agent being JOHN " QUINCY. No 81 joan o.
2INC PAINT-The "NEW-JERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY" HAVING eBlsrsed theE works % keep pace
18th the demand for their superior Ziac Pants arc
supply the trade promptly and usual liberal
The company have succeeded 10 ntrCducios pro
~ sriudpg which them 10 warrant their PsDs
aud fresh the for reasonable lsnsth
any climate eens In this respect snoeror 10 al
other P.p For stesDbozt psinng and msrn- purposes
seu.rsy their paint peculiar sdvsniste- .nd Of
uysed excellence having proved u 20 re an
entire prOeeon sesns the marin. and nsrnsces IN Al
.udes The psrlor hni.h ehns gloss ground 10 the
v.rp.h by the company; this p.n, par
ulay recommended for Interior painting ard or
cabins -.
The Brown Zinc Psrt ouly ~ this Company direct
from their ore; nah lower rate than sny other
Paint sresty valued for s protective effects when
Piled 70 on admirably suited cor farm bindings Es
rac stations sne especially valu,oie for painting IN
roofs The color Paint Is compound OF the prs"n and
white and al The valuable qualities OF the brown
M agreeable color has cut IL In great demand Tor c9lny Tes
dsuces The Dry White Zinc IL sod 10 barrels OF 10 os add
the Paints up kess from 5 lbs - so los They also
manufacture and keep hand the best Gum Dtn[ Ainish
And Zinc Dr,er which IL sold By the barrel or gallon
HENRY ATTKEN L Co No. LOB Warrington ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13
'AVkyA EXPRESS. =

NETWORK and HAVANA EXPRESS
IN CAAAlSer0S Co. No Breed vsy. New fort,
vt dpsfeh their Express for Harsaa ey mall
each NORTH
No ettes newspapers received parcels
celia Co undertake he Naflnent o. ostsrs nae
Of every sesersoa In SevYei 81 Havana shes Tor dsSsn
or priva e individuals
Bsvss Ofee No. 81, Gale De raeon. Preach, spsa.A
EARRING ron, l. Co, No - Bp,l~sy
Hext En- press ~ nail CRESCENT CITY, Csot.
McGowsn 90 SATURDAY H.Teh II. Parcels must Dc
in b. fore oesek 90 sailing dsy
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-Semi-
i Weekly I. MAIL L,SE.-ree ssw nAsziaeen;, ani
very iss: scins Steamship NASHVILLE, y beny. Con-
rnAzser viii leave Pier Nc n. T.. "WEDNESDAY
N.rch H. Of seoek NJ precisely For freight apply on
krJ where Al Ella Of la:ing vii Be xned and Tor pxssze
svps sspeIb 81 TIE Snise 81 JAZZ
TILTSrOS Co. No 70 Broad say IhEoGsh riekeh 20
Flos 8. follows. To jacksonville. So. % fIs,AA 81
The ,pendid .tsaner J4sES ADGER viii succeed soi
less. On SATURDAY, s.rch ~
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
~ -Fer BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON The United
States Mai ate .nship HERNASS,E agsias. Comrsnter
viii sail ter Bremen. touching a. sou.ei1 ptoa % .nd .ne
mails AID Coz Erz.se and Ffsnce oArC kDAf
1-ih March IL o'clock. from PIE No. 81 North River
FsICE PASSAGE FROM VIEW toaA TO SOUTHAMPTON or
bSLNEN -
" 6,t Gavin. msL saloon.
IT, fret cabin. iOgef llV
cs4l0
Au.xp-ri- need Surgeon attached 10 each steamed
Specie delivered 10 HssI- OF London
Al letters must pass through he Post Once
For p.s.sge fr,ight srPy Ia
C X SAND A.ert, No II South " llisn-st.
The steamer WASrIsGrON will succeed the Herman.
sal Arrii u.
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Feather, ST..

THE WATERBURY LEATHER MANUFAC-
l. TURING Co. Importers. G.naf.etuEefs AID Css-'ns
you'd respectfully call the attention OF eonsd ae" Of vshes
proved credit con pri.ios BOOKBINDERS. EATERS.
TYPE srsPrNDER and TRUNK -NANUFAcrURERy
GOODS, BUCXsKINs, RUSSIA LEATHER cHAaOis,
&c J SWAN Agent, No - Spruce e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

OFFICE or THE MISyLsoTA MINNIE CONfASY.i
NEw.YoRg, March 5. 1855
DIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors of the
~ MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY have declared =
Dividend from The bssDr Of the psst year, or TdlktI
DOLLARS per Share 30 he Capital sSoesb
payable in es.h this ofie>, NO lS7 Greens eh o. io
ioss viz: Fifteen Dolss MONDAY the 18th day OF Apfi
AID Fifteen Dollar. MONDAY the 10th dsy Of July nskL
The time OF o.ps the sDfer books in each case will be d0S
notified beresfter - -.
thi, Office on WEDNESDAY the l4th DAY of Asrcn instant
st II oeocs NJ when general abundance OF the stoe.
holders, either in per.on or by proxy requested eusne"
Of Importance will before the meeting.
By order Of the Directors
saNUFL W BARRY. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF the
n GOLD BILL MINING COMPANY will be held al No.
I6 WslLsf on FRIDAY NEXT the 10th inst IL O'Clock,
purpose into consideration buness OF vial
importance to the Company
II il earnestly requested that all the Stockholders be
IN p.rop or by proxy J. II. SMITH, President 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13
ffIc0ifal.

DR. r. b. NEWMAN's TRANSPARENT
~ PLAsrEhs-spIead on Cation finaei, are the most
prom D, to relieve pa caused BY Rheunaa diseased LAYER
or Lung; they pl4oe be worn on the JOINTS
Price ~ His ADoi,re tor Coughs Colds Consaup
ton urpasses anything Of the sind Price c aud &c
Twenty experience A. physic an should ente Tue
Doctor. medic confidence No Hudson st General
Depot HALL RUcKEL, Co, No. 10 jreenSch'|,
holesale Agents
IF YOU HAVE A CO u G III
/ NV WHOM AsLONE's COUGH CANDY-the best
Coarh Candy ever made Wholesale, No. 1896 eentst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

Osr,c, on 1HE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD COMPANY,
REw.YosK March D. 1850
THE ANNUAL MELTING Of the STOCK
j HOLDERS OF the Iisnos Central Railroad Company,
for the ELECTION OF DIRECTORS and the uaasseuon OF
spy other business will be held the office OF the coP.oy
in The city OF Chicago, Illinois on WEDNEsDAf the 1iG
DAY OF karcb, 1855. st L.! O'Clock , -
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 18TH 20 the 1r
,n., ho,b d,vs tncu,iye y. BUNCE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13
DANIEL MAcFARLAS, Auctoneer.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE Of vaua

DANlFL r MACFARLAN Au'uonetr
A DMINISTRATOR's SALE Of valuable
IA LEASFHOLD PROPERTY west s.de Of lstev.. be-
tween goth and Fists AZ auction -MACFARLAN MER
RIFT Auctioneers will sell auction by Of VIM. O.
CHASE, Aomiuistretor THURSDAY March ID, 1882 at
u o'clock the Merchants Exehsnse, Lessehod Property
Known as Nos 3il 33 Goth and 2lst
the each & feet front by 80 feet in depths the lots
esoh Is BY 100 feet In depth; the o ses
have the expiration of the the lessor
paws for all the Improvements The ground Ient S15 per
M on each house for $3.50
Terms per tbs of sale, and the Auconoers
fee of lot third Of the purchase
remain on bond and mortgage the balance to be paid ION
the Slst March inst =,
For &C. sPpy at the Office OF the Ancioneef NO.
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AxrneNY ]. RLEkcKER. Auctioneer

ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, March 13-At 10 o'clock, at the
Meichans Exchange the following desirable REAL ES
TATE. viz:
r Geo wide The elegant 4+tory English base
brown HOUSE and LOT Of ground known
1889 north and between the 7h and sthavs
The Lot inches By 90 feet inches in depth The
House 6 irchos by SIS feet in dephhnhed IN bes7
fn style with ell the modern improvements such ss satusry
marble CrOton baths wser closets speak
ng tubes furnaces registers to the third story hs and
sopd painted French gray tive coats
sswersse and everything desirable for frscass residence
The property rented 10 the it of May next at 81 900
spnum portion OF the purchase money remain bond
eno moIgsee maps and further particulars apply to the
Auctionetr, No Brosd-st.
JosFPB HEGEMAs, Auctioneer
"WEDNESDAY, March IA, at O'Clock Il. NJ,
w preesely at the corner of Boerum and Pacific
yn The balance OF the STOCK and FIXTURES Of q
RETAIL GROCERY Gas Fixtures, Covered Wagon, Set OF
Hsrness, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13
JANIS FOLE. Auctioneer, -
A BSOLUTE SALE of VALUABLE LOTS in

N the CITY Of BROOKLYN by order OF Trustee JAMES
COLE a. son will sell on THURSDAY March ID, at IL
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange. New York:
FRANKLIN AvTwo Lots east side 80 feet south OF VIII
IopRhby4v. -
sKILLMASsr Two lots side, go feet south Of Will
1oushby av.
Hall One Lot east side S07 feet in north OF Fa'
ton
TosPKINs Three Lots west side % feet north OF
La Fsyet- near Tompbins Park .
PORTLANDAv One Lon eide, 2l2 feet In south OF
DE Ksib Washington PARK.
WAsHrNGToNAv AND PAcrIc -Four Lots the south
either seeking investment building purposes,
opportunity like this rarely With The Lots sit
mated coed neiehbohoocs Of the principal thor
cushres the different railroads. Part Of the
chase boud snd mortgage For maps and tau par
tcuas apply to the AuctioDee No 45 Fulton st. BROOKLYN
and No rs Nassau St New York. O,S59
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

HFNRY n. LETDs 70 AuctioneeTs
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES
IL RLERY II LEEDS Co. will awe their persona.
they have done for psst TO the sales
Of Household Furniture at the residences Of families breaking
up Housekeeping or removing They viii have regular
their Auction Rooms No 10 Essssus between Pine
Cedss for the convenience OF those who may desne
This n1fdnm O %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

TIE GRocgsS FIsE Insurance COMPANY,
NEw-YoRK March l. 1855
vT,HE DIRECTORS Of this Company have
i THIS DAY declared sEMI-ASNUAL dividend Of
EIGHT PER CENT PAYABLE demand 81 theiT Office No.
% '" THOMAS GREEELEAF. Secretary
INTEREST NOTICE.--The Semi-Annual In
tere.t telling due March 1855 the Nehasn Southern
Railroad Rord De Of ,s63 and Ere and Kalamazoo Railroad
Norstre Bonds will pd and after tina. day on present.
.on OF proper coupons st IN. office o. the Michigan
g. C. LPrCHsIELD Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

OFFICE OF The TRUSTEES Of THE WABASH AND EsIE
CaS.L No. y WsIlst, Ne~ York, March l. $50
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the holders OF
~ CERTIFICATES of INDIANA WABASH and ERIE
CANAL STOCKS is.ued for Bonds Of the State OF Indiana
Ipo~p a. OhsIns Wabash and Erie Canal Sonds tn.t 10
accordance with decision OF the Suoreme Court OF indiana
one wears rom let Ianusy 1893 TO let January @
of i've per will he paid SAID eertihcate on tho hr'
dsv Of Msy next this Office. 49,.
of ucsna Wsbs.h Erie Cans. stocks ~ ne s'snea On
their face that they ISSUED ON ACOOUNT Of WA
BASH AND ERIE CANAL BONDS.
The Books Tsner Of this Stock will remsn open At this
fe ard al the Office the Of State Of lndians No
20 Nassau until the 18Th dsy OF April next inclusive when
they IN be until the third day OF May ensgnz ana the
shove interest will be paid the holders OF stock Who appear
as such on the Transfer Books the said 1851 April lsa
~ ~ CHARLES BUTLER,
President Board of Trustees ". aud L. Canal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

GfoRGE Cook Auetoneer
ARGE SALE of CABINET, OFFICE, and
Il UOUsEaOLD FURNITURE, SILVER WARE &c-,
A. No IS Broad o. ct 1oi O'Clock TOMORROW sTONEh
COOK viii sell a. above large stock OF m.nnaetateI'
embrse Psor Library Chamber and Office Furniture, Sill
yer Ware Sale perepptOry for cash Catalogue on
mn of sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

TUNIs MoRRELL. tucfioneer.
HAVANA CIGARS, JEWELRY, &c.-THlS
II MORNING. at loi o'cloel at No 81 s.,ssu 81 DO
also copssps Of Guard and Fob Chsns Var kina
and Beast Pins Also other fancy articles Extensive sale OF
Furr iture &C.. TO. MORROW.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-11
The Bu &c d erss Wife.
A DOMESTIC DREAM.

"Henry, dost thou love me dearestt"
"Why askest thou Helenorav'
"Not that fear thy answer, dearest Hen
ry, but because love to hear thee speak
say, dearest Henry, dost thou Lowell"
"Ask the stars If they love to twinkle or
the flowers to smell. or the rose to bloom.
Love you! Aye, as the birds to MARBLE, or
the breeze to waff it's balmy influence-why
askest thou me, flannel Of my heartr
"Because my soul is greived, care has Ger.
cast the JOY which once spread sunshine Ger
thy face; anguish sis upon thy brow, and ye,
your HeIenora knoweth not the cause. Tell
me, my aching heart, why droops my soul
has mutton riz!"
"No, my Helenora-thank the gods, no,
but my credits fell. Cleaver from this day
forth. sells meat for cash."
Hslenora faints, screeches, and falls into
her husbands arms, in the anguish Of the
moment ho seizes knife and stabs himself
over the left.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-11
Harrison County DemocratIc Associa.
IiOn.

Harrison County Democratic Assocfa.
The following precious document was re-.
Gently picked upin Corydon, Harrison coun-
ty, Indiana, by an outsider who did rot sym
pa,hise with the proposed object. Whether
it is the obligation of the Sag NIGHT. or any
other secret organization, We cannot say:
BRorHER:-You wrote to me t. know
what kind of oath to administer to persons
you take in, will give IT,:
81, A. B., Of my own free will and accord
in presence o! these witnesses, solemnly
promise and swear, that am in favor OF
this association. and that will not vote for
any know-nothing il know the came, and
that will vote only for good democrat.
"That will favor the foreign born and
Romanists, thereby gaining their votes and
well.wishes.'
81 furthermore promise and swear. that
will not tell any of the secrets of this Order.
will furthermore swear that will tell that
know. nothings are Williams, and that will
vote for member Of this Order whether
believe him to be faithful or not; SO help me
God.''
You know the balance. hope brother
you will work hard in the service.
President of the county to the President
| OF Washington township.
[South. Ind. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-11

OF The "anti-K. NJ" correspondent of
the Enquirer is informed, that we are by no
means familiar with Squire Walkers bust.
ness, nor have we any disposition to iplrude
upon it by Investigations, unless more serious
charges be made than that correspondent has
introduced. Squire Walker is an old Jus.
tce, and so far as we know, very good one
II he committed the error charged upon him,
we presume it was mere accidental oms-
sion, and reciifed Immediately after its dis.
covery. We here take occasion to manifest
our surprise that the Journal should be called
upon to defend member Of the Walker
family, all Old Liners and anti. Know Moth.
ings, against an r,tack Of the Enquirer
True it is, its best friends know not where
to find it from day 10 day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-11

There 10 no part of the popular mag
axines more eagerly scanned BY the ladies,
than that which relates to "fashions"-and
most probably in all the book besides, there
10 not one half the monstrous absurdity, and
ridiculous discord of bad taste and presump.
ton, a. in this single page of remarks about
fashions. We are constrained to believe
that the animated perusal of these essays on
fashions is more feminine curiosity among
the ladies to see what can be written on the
subject, and how far invention can intrude
in the world of petticoats, than any real dis
position to follow the advice or initiate the
follies ofthese disquisit ions on flowers, bas-
quines, trimmings, &c. descriptions OF i'm
sginary robes, skirts aud shimmies. But zee
think these magazine remarks on fashions
are very amusing. We have at least laugh
ed good deal over some Of the original ideas
brought to bear on female dress, and espe-
cialiy at the illustrations of these ideas in
the form of novel trimmings, &C., calculated
most pre-eminently to conceal the graces OF
the human form, and outrage all refined
taste. Such giaring contrasts of colors-
such big figures and plads without reference
to size OF iady-such entire ouerdressing-
that good taste quails at the contemplation
Speaking about over dressing, our readers
may perhaps be able to imagine what over.
dressing may by reading the following de.
scription from Graham's magazine, of what
the fashion editor calls and recommends " de-
nafs Dress"
The dress consists of a very full skirt o.
drab barege. On this skirt were fourteen
rows of cherry and black ribbon, drawn SC
az to look like gathered ribbon. The has
quine was trimmed to match-small bows
with very long ends of cherry and blacA
velvet, being placed round the waist and OF
the sleeves.
Now there is a demure dress for you'll
Fourteen rows of cherry and black ribbor
around the skirt! Small bows, with very
long ends of cherry and black being placet
aroundl|ihs paist, and on the sleeves! De
mure and quakerish! But if that is demurt
dress, can imagination of man conceive |
full dressi But here is a specimen of "un
pretending" toilet:
A black briiliantine, NTH eleren or t,celr
founces, each flounce edged with a Uiolet O
lilac ,uorsted ylace, and narrow velvet, is
very pretty, unpretending toilette.
Very, indeed, and very unpretending ii
the editor to call it such. But we have no
space to continue extracts, and drop the sub
liect.