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PALMER'S PATENT LEG.

THIS American invention stands unrivaled, both in
this country and in Europe. II is worn by 900 per-
and with most astonishing success In competition
with 30 other substitutes OF the best FRENCH English and
German manufacture received the award of the Great
Medal at the Worlds Exhibition in London, the best
artificial limb known In this country ii has been thirty
times exhibited, in competition with all others, the
annual Fairs III the principal cities, and has in every
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al the New York Crystal Palace
Pamphlets, giving full information, gratis ever.
applicant Is. FRANK PALMER,
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METEOROLOGICAL CABINET.

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SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH,
TIL. n,.rn,, - lfol....

INOURTH VOLUME commences in May. II contains
the fullest record of and OBJ mon.
Spiritual Intercourse Published weekly al So per an
mum. Also, all Spiritual Books for sale ay
PARTRIDGE & BRITAIN,
48 3i2 Broadway, New York.
P.S Catalogue of Spiritual Books SEM on apnco
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PERRY DAvIsS
We G EFT ABLE PAIN KILL r.
Still TrtunDhGnt!
THE MEDICINE OF THE AC
A FER thorough trial, by unumerable living wi
IA nesses, il has proved itself to be


IA nesses, II has proved itself to be
THE MEDICINE OF THE AGE.
Although there have been many medicinal preparations
brought before the public the first introduction of
Perry Davlss Vegetable Pain Killer, and large amounts
expended i'll their introduction the Pain Killer has con-
hnued steadily 10 advance in The estimation of the world
the best family medicine introduced As an in
ternal and external remedy, it is truly of
JOY TO THE WORLD.
One positive proof of its efficacy is that the sales have
constantly increased and wholly upon own merits as
The propnetOrs have rcsored advertising 10 gain
for II the rank II holds among the great number of
preparations of the present The effect Pain
Killer upon the patient when taken internally in cases
and other affections OF the system, has been truly won
derfu, and has for IL among medicinal prep
araions that be forgotten It's in re-
moving PAIN external remedy, in of Burns
Bruises Sores Sprans Cuts, Sungs of Insects other
of suffering has secured for il such host of test
handed down TO pOsicr OF the greatest medical
discoveries of the nineteenth The magical
ects of the Pain Killer, when tai en- according 10
directions certain You have only 10 be sure thai
You buy the genuine article, and adhere the directions
in lis use and you will admit It's wonderful medicinal
properties.
The genuine Perry Dsvis's Pain Killer is now put IN
III panel bottles. with the words Daviss Vegetable Pam
Killer" blown Ia the glass and with two steel engraved
labels on ench botte-one, excellent likeness of Perry
Davis, the original Inventor of the medicine other
steel engraved OF hand. None others can he relied
upon genuine Price of bottles l2t cents - cents 30
cents, and 81, respectively.
433 No. "a Hieb 81 ProviJencs RI
III The Pain Killer j. sold by John r. Mortimer and
Gray Ballanyno, Washington. II. c. Purcell ladd &
Co, Richmond, Va and by all the prlncipn Druggists.
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TERMS OF THE COLUMBIAN
I,irariablY IL ifra.Ic,

Voluntary agents are entitled to retain ~ cep,. ,
sion on each yearly, and - cents on each ''l'' e
subscriber. ereept iH The ease Of Clubs '''''
A Club OF hive subscribers, 81 Will e,ti,ls Il,
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SD, 10 copy for one year When club n: .us- Al
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same terms. - II" o. To
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A NEW AND IMPROVED PATENT
sCYTKE sNATH,
Made from Wrou0M Iron

1uUue JTOW VTOhyNt Iron.
I IGiTT, firm. and durable and nroporr.s
many who have used them for two seasons ps, ~
perior 10 any other snath ' f''' ~
MANUFACTURED only by LAMSON, GOODNOW 4 O.,
Uong known smakcrS of Iam>on's Patent Mood g. =
and for sale al their warehouse No f;,Id 80, -
orally throus hout the country ~ Sy'
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VIII be shortly published, at $3.50, free by post,
THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW:
ITS ORIGIN, HISTORY, AND RESULTS.

BY HENRY s. CLUBB,
Assisted by upwards OF One Hundred Clergymen Gov
ernors State Oh.cers, &c With Portrait aud Life Of
HON. NEAL DOW.
Upward. OF 500 copies of this ordered OIL the
first announcement OF lie preparation
Subscribers will be supplied in the order in which their
subscriptions received.
HENRY s CLUBB
Sec. OF the NJ. l.. L. Statistical Society,
AT Tribune Once n. Y. City.
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DESIRABLE FARM For SAFE

VNiE SUBSCRIBER offer. for sale n very da.;,.,r
i tract of land. containing aboBi 2li acrss ~ $50,
quality situated about 10 miles north of the CIV of W.
mgton and about one mile from the new turnpke rn,d Ia
Rockville About $50 acres IL excellent woodland. ~ h..
large stream OF water running entirely through th ts
and upon il excellent water power s,iite5 ~ mn ~
manufacturing purposes. ~
The above land will be sold at great bargain ANN,
TO :. A. PEUGH. or To '''
BUELL. BLANCHARD
Nov rs pyio,,~- -, - r
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THE FRIENDS OF AN INTERESTING
LITTLE ENGLISH ORPHAN

nESIRE 10 obtain her adoption by Protestant lady,
IL without children. She is OF good parcDage and Of
the ging disposition and manners Ample par
ticuars and references will be furnished. Address Box
1904, Post Once New York. 400
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BELL SMITH ABROAD,


WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
BY HEALY, WALCUTr, AND OVERARCIIE.
The readers of the louisville Journal no introduce
lion from Bell Smith. Her brilliant pen, and
her own sparkling wiiching and delightful Style have
often graceJ the columns of this paper and have made
many ends and admirers for her that need say but
e toward creating demand for this charming voume.
But tribute nevertheless due Bell Smith,
real pleasure she has impaired in every chapter of her
book, and that tribute cheerully Her admira
powers much home in every variety and phase
OF life that she touches subject without king spar
ke with ihc lights of her genius Preraces Louisville
journal
with genial humor, showing acute and delicate percep
uoas, and sustained by bracng infusion Of common
sense.-N. Y Tribune
There many delicate strokes and little Of that
shows best side when of home feeling and
lection engage her penn Y Evangelist.
The author, who is a woman. talks with
the reader as though you sitting by her side In the
upper saloon of North River steamboat and you can
hear her laugh she tells OF udcrous which
she has witnessed, or her strange earnest
she relates fearful story of crime suffering She
must have been very busy, this woman
SO much-a New England girl, our glove for it-N York
Atlas
In freshness piquancy, and delightful episodes lus,ra-
i've OF foreign life and manners, they have rarely been
cqualled.-National Era.
Spirited and artistic Bell Smith sparkes and dashes
amusing and resting capital book for leisure
hour railroad travel, for those when you
want TO be pleased without edort.-Ciereland Leader.
We like Bell Smith and Bell Smiths book. lively,
free, dashing Style she talks and nothing wanting
but the merry laugh know she is Of make
think we are listening TO very interesting wonsn.Chi
oago Journal
The book is prousely and beautifully illustrated, evil
IDENTIFY by the hands OF master artists. The ttlepagc is
embelshed with 4 portrait of Miss Smead, the English
beauty, who took the Parsans by storm and made the
Parsiennes so terribly jealous-7foy DAILY Inns
J. c. DERBY. Publisher,
And for sale by all booksellers.
III Single comic. by mail receint ofn r;cc
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LAND WARRANTS OBTAINED.

THOMAS C. CONNOLLY (vho has permission to re-
fer 10 the editor of the National Era prepares papers
and prosecutes claims for Bounty Land Warrants.
Washington, ID. c. 400
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NEW YORK LUNG INSTITUTE.
No. 6 Bond sfrest.
GUILF0RD D. sANBORN, M. D.

INSrABllSlIED for the Exclusive Treatment q D. q.
IL eases sf the Lungs and Throat BY the InAastyr .
Cold Medical Vapors, under the charge and control OF
EQnn n g
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THE LEGAL TENURE OF SLAVERY.

ioorYKrsHr SECURED BY THE AuruoR.l
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Sparkling Nth briHiants, and gemmed ,ciM wit.
CHARMING BELL SMITH.

" Bells Sketches instinct with life they sparkle
with brapts. gemmed with wit. and address
selves almost every chord of the human Louis
ellie (ky) Bulletin.
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TITLES OF NoBIIITY-GUARANTY OF REPUB
L!cAN GOVERNMENTS To THE STATES
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" An act 70 amend and supplementary AN
act respecting fngitives from justice and ersons
escaping from the service Of their ma. ers, '"
or shall in any capacity serve any such arrant
or other process.
SEC. 10. Any person who shall grant a3y GER
tiicate under or by virtue of the acts * Con-
gress mentioned in the preceding sectio5, shall
be deemed to have resigned any commission
from the Commonwealth which he may Possess,
his office shall be deemed vacant, and Es shall
be forever thereafter ineligible to any office of
trust, honor, or emolument, under the Jaws of
this Commonwealth.
SEC. IL. Any person who shall act az coun-
sci or attorney for any claimant of any alleged
fugitive from service or labor, under or by vir-
tue OF the acts Of Congress mentioned in the
ninth section of this act, shall be deemed to
have resigned any commission from the Com
monwealth that he may possess, and he shall
be thereafter incapacitated from appearing as
counsel or attorney in the Courts of this Com.
monwealth,
SEC. II. The two preceding sections shall
not apply to removal from judicial office; but
II either of the actions there specified saall be
performed by any person holding Judicial Office
under this Commonwealth, it shall be consider
ed as a.violation of good behaviour, as Val as a
reason for loss of public confidence, and as fur.
nishing sufficient ground either for iG.peach-
ment or for removal by address. -
SEC l3. Any Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff, ,Jailer,
or Coroner, Constable, or other oicer of this
Commonwealth, or the Police of any city or
town, or any district, county, city, or town Off
Ger, or any officer or other member of the vol
unteer militia of this Commonwealth, who shall
hereafter arrest, imprison detain, or return, or
AID IN srresting, imprisoning, OBTAINING, or re-
nv e. La l.
claimed or adjudged to be fugitive frpm SER
wee or labor, shall be punished by fine not less
than $1,000 and not exceeding $4,000. and by
imprisonment in the State prison fofsaot less
than one nor more than two years. Nrperson
who holds any Office under the laws of he Uni
ted States, which qualities him to is 'ue any
warrant or other process, or to grant a. ! certit.
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This institution, the only OF the Lind in III co,r,,
has now entered the second year of lis existence uni
auspices the most fayQfohiee and satisfactory. Dan
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WOMEN LAwYERs.-The New York Times
takes exception to Mrs. Cakes Smiths argu-
ment in favor of the legal profession being
thrown open to women, and says: s9a
"As women are naturally teachers, they
might succeed in the pulpit, and as they are
the best of nurses when pain and anguish
wiring the brow, they might succeed as physi-
clans, but as lawyer-Ol gentle Portia! Ol
hard featured Sallie Brass take any shape but
this and you may preserve the love, the respect
and the confidence of the sterner SEX but
female lawyer-faugh! faugh."
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NUMBER 10I
MORMON CosTUME.-A Salt Lake correspon:
dent of the n Y Herald writes:

MORMON CosTUME.-A Salt Lake correspon:
dent of the n Y. Herald writes:
The Ladies of Utah have adopted new
costume, which SENS to be gradually increas-
ing in favor. 1t consists of a loose fitting dress
resembling in cut a mans sack coat, being
buttoned in front and reaching few inches
below the knees, pair pantalets adorning the
ankles, and Leghorn hat, set jauntily upon
the head being in fact modification of the
Bloomer costume. The ladies are thus reliev;;
ed of "a superabundant load ofpetticoatsi and
their husbands are freed from paying for more
than two-thirds the usual quantity OF dry
goods-a no small item of expense IN this
country. There is no doubt but that there is
as much use of reform in the articles of mans
dress as in that of woman's--for instances
what can be more absurd, cumbersome and
useless, than that monkey-ike appendage
coat tail. I decidedly prefer the common
Utah costume of flannel or cloth overshirti
as more becoming than "lofig- tailed blue"
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EXTENSION OF PAGES PATENTSD
TOICE ia hereby yiven public that the patent
~ PAGES PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW ELL has oeen ex-
tended or seven July 10th. 1855 All persons
fonnd VIOLATING this patent the in max
ing using or vending will be proceeded against in aceor-
~ - GEORGE PAGE, Patentes.
Tbeundersgned having EXCLUSIVE right for large
portion of the Territory and South. would announce
,hat tbev are heretofore all all ordefs for
scss PoRrfeLE CIRCULAR SAW MibLs-eaeh Of our es-
for their Ter rtory Any informa-
tion in regard to Mills or Patent eheerfully giveH
KINGSLAND FERGUSON.
PhGnix Foundry.
ROLLIN CLARK.
AZ CLARK Ruafrpw Co - Eagle Foundry.
o.ts-qudAw ST., Louis. No.
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Co.PARTNERsIIIP.

yTvHE have this day formed Co-partner
1 shfp unde the styl and firm Of GEo Foster d. Co
Ter the Transaction OF general FOrpard,Hg aEd Cem
and have erected for that purpose
veryiarxe and spacious re-proOf Warehouse on the
Watask and Erie Canal and corner OF Locust aad
SS rtraets xHS rear the Depot OF the Evansville and
Or ,vfor orasTilie Railroad where they will have ample
rem and convenient facilities for storing all KINDS o
Produce and Merchandize.lsse . aaF ~ Aa.., ) =
Tkey will give special to either o
River Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and wlhfor"ard
premptly at tho lowest rates .
Thsy wiIIxve persona attention to the purchase OF
ns f Produce or Groceries in this market, and soic
far the purchase of Sugar and Moasses on the
Of the arm will be in the South during
Winter. - L..
~ - - IsP.t....~. M w. FOSTER.
"AoPae"s P~s GRO. FOSTER, I
f5. -s... w. M. AIKMAN.
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NEW AKRANGEMENT.

NNsrdsr may be able devots my lime moe part
Sasnsss disposed Of part Of ny i:terestin
esry house Nr. MATTHEW DALzaLL, w.o will
trus a. ths aid xtaad under the style of oR DALzELL
Co. wth ment Of ming the Grocery
ins would take this opportunity retarnng my sincere
paying custo the very liberal
extended fo and respectfully
cSAtiuus taeir hrn asd would
tks .ew not st all gentsmeR that they need
: OF ask credit at this house. rss ssx a-ss p
March I. 1855; SAMUEL ORR
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nRS. RRAY s. BENNINGTON,

N ESPE6PPULLT the citizenA of Evansville and
IL M viesi.y that they have fsrsa assstpsEnp IN the
practice Of Mede,Ri aud surgery. 81 .Le
AvK actively engaged In tha poiesson iof quar-
osztry aad becoms familiar With the diseases ne
their na experience ana sue
Sess will ertus them share Of public patronage
the Fess Once wkeFs ehs OF ef them may be
ssasaltea qElsis asseas On profess; opal business.
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CeJ-A miser having heard very eloquent
charity sermon exclaimed-"This sermon so
strongly proves the duty of aims, that have
almost a mind to beg"
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7 OEThere is only one paper in Egypt, a
a small monthly sheet, at 81 year. Its
devoted mainly to the powers that be, and
every one in the employment of the Pasha is
obliged to subscribe, a-. as ec
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DAVID O.NEIL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
Z E'E Second street. between Main and Locust.
HAS Just resolved aRa opened ape asso Uiotns
az 81 seess 0SsSHsFss Of hae quality ans the
stess h tbs rishsst EsssiHss such IS plain ana
sy vsivsts satin sks $c ya$nSs y g9o&s ~
70 Varieties ever breuskt Ny Ole customers
nnd eite sFaliy invited examine them
an vrsparsd With ArrAse workmeR to make up goods In
A.. ts.,., ana warrant sepl2tf
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sHnRWoop HOUSE.

THE subscriber has taken the above hosse and mas
sRtFs:y reftSd aAsd rssn5nlshed H. ann Is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
He has also Fsnted the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has gnodst ofhorsas and ear
riages to let.
The stable large, clean and welllocated, and good
in constant attendance Parteular ratteRton
will paid TO the care of horses left with him Tor Keep
wood Hause soad Hosel. Elys,nl ]. A. 8YkRS.
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IRON HAILING. ~
WNHR undersgned has the for the sale OF an
H beautiful pattern of IRON RAILiNG. Wlfh roano
wrought rods fgures in great Varletv
which i'll sell at Cincinnati prices ADDING
This is cheaper substantial than any other
hind in Those wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots yards or for pa4Eas etc. will do we'll 20 give nae
eFris.s from 81 SO ots "a 20 psr foss., ,vc.
wa N A
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TEyNEYA sORENsON.

wHoLEsALE IL GROCERIES AsD I1eyesIt ocASEh
wATKR VINE sTs EVA svEaAK. IND.
TWyHE underxue this day formed
she pHrpose Of doing wholesale GroeSIy ana AIi =
Eayinx succeeded the business OF MeHsrs Aie q
their stock and made additions 70 maks
we shall able offer good bargain
Fok CASH any house in Evaasvs or any sy ne
West. &UF1-fa z sORENSON 1
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THEODORE FRANKE,S
x,rCIN-N I'll nv III n a. EST, HI .lSH M ENT.

CINCINNATI DYEIN(s ESTABLISHMENT,
che nut opposite Henry Lutz Groes.
ry Evansville. Indiana. .
UNANOY Steam Scourer and Rehnisher OF Dry
and formerly Foreman st Cincinnati for Mr Tsaadae's
New York Dye House.. .s.,X
CLEANS By steam Ladies' and Gentlemen Clothes of SILK
and Cashmere Shawls Of euery deserip
tiop finishes 20 Dyes every kind Of
corailg pa'terRa ana hnsEes taem e9nsa aeE
spots or SILK Dresses in dry aoSf
color He also cleans and rehnishas Cur
ttains in SILK Woollen Tole de Tersse and Tules
fair rstes oct1s-1yd&w
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FTHY MYSTERY SOLVED:

MUDGISG crowd sf customers that nave eeen
vsnE Embie for the past two wseNs we
that he las the s In co
srs paranee had by the board aad IN
thsssf saeriGee but further enaui
~ We happy to our readers
az He hzs now full assortment OF spring
and Sanmer Dry selling at very low rates
- S..sh.r,.h - his store spl4
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dssl4
sTORAGE WANTRE

MWfxxrs pr.uar.d to tore Pre Prsof W Arohopse
wv any duantty Grain, Preduse or Aerehandise OK
Har.sisrgs and airy Stair: particular care VII
fiousshold Furuiture Agricultural
tSrS ali ds Of goods to 0
rust. anon b
% loLxer when desired .ua E
1sus asd ss sonvenisnt for hPPing By K1xsp OF @
read. APplyto aovl 1ho' FOoI = - -
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NEW YORK COMMASA8N HOUSEs
THOMAS H. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
be "a South William street, New YORK,
DEING ong.establiRhed with an extensive cohhec;oh
in the above business, respectfully sonels
ments fall kinds of Western Produces which
and attention at the Possioe
seaIe Of charges Particular will be bestowed on
consonments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made en- all Shipments when required BY
-1N' J. H. MAGHEF & CO.,
feboO.tf Evansville, Ind.