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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-02
Original Poetry.
For The Cecil Wing.
Twilight Thoughts ON Little
Crinnie.
INSCRIBED TO 4 FRIEND.

am sitting, sad and lonesome
Surges Twilight's silver tide
On the mountains; May is with us
But her beauty cannot hide
Two small graves together lying
Very narrow-side by side.
Two white faces in the darkness
Cleaning like a beacon light,
Little hands so meekly folded
On the shrOud folds, damp and white;-
Laughing voices hushed forever
In the silence of the night.
Pretty lilies softly opening
Buds OF Immortality ls3e
Lovely flowers that crowned with glory
Lives now pining YEARLY
Crinnie !-Rittie !-soothed from crying
Sleeping in Eternity.
lean my head against the wall;
The hot tears gush like bitter rain
Thro' my clasped fingers-let them fall!
The sleepcrs will not wake again.
I'm sitting in the very place
Where Crinnie died--it seems to me
see again her little face
With Heavens light touched beaute ously
feel the glory of her eyes,
see her brow so purely fair,
And on my very heart there lies
The beauty Of her hair.
Musing thus in twilight dying,
l can hear again the sweet
Echoed music on the stairway
Sound of little naked feet.
Patter, pattcr-softly, lowly,
Like chime the footsteps fall,
Now along the empty passage.
Now along the darkened hall,
And | see slender shadow
Fitting swiftly on the wall.
Crnnie, darling, blessed!
sTis thy little feet hear
Swetter than an angels singing
Is their music to mine ear;
Oh, my sister! do not leave me,
Life without thee is so drear.
Weak, rebellious heart, be quiet
She can never come again;
She an angel is in Heaven,
Clothed in white without stain;
Where the little children never
Suffer any grief or pain.
This is not the dulcet falling
fher footsteps on the stair;
This is not the wavy shadow
or her sunny floating hair;
1t is but the mournful echoes
OF my own sad heart hear.
Only dismal msts and shadows
On my weary, weary brain
Mists and shadows Of the graveyard,
And a slumber free of pain;
Waking often in the midnight
can hear her voice again. -
Life is holy life is blessed!
But the Grave is best for me;
There were ever shadows drifting
'Twixt me and Eternity;
All in Heaven is radient sunshine;
Oh! my brother, come and see.
Like wild white vapor driven
Tween the ocean and the sun,
Clnging to the solemn Real,
Yearning for the dread Unknown,
Shall my soul drink in the music
Till my little day is done.
But tits sweet to know her spirit,
Pure as the Evangels are,
Leans across the tender twilight
From her radicnt home afar-
That her love is shining on me
Like an ever burning star!
sEDITH."
Ravens Crag, May, '55
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-02
BOOTS AND SHOES,
PORT DEPOSIT FOUNDRY.

THE undersigned having
=.s--- taken the old foundry stand
assEA1A&.x,.o at this place, would respect
csSass:s;s5sseA fully solicit portion ofpub-
lie patronage. We are prepared to do at the
shorteat notice, and on the most reasonable
terms, all kinks of
Machinery, Steam and Water Pipe, Stores, and
Plow Castings Of rarious assortnents.
The Foundry having undergone general re-
pairs, together with other advantages, we
tiatter ourselves to be able to do all work in
OUT line, to the entire satisfaction of all who
may favor us with their orders.
7. ARMSTRONG X BROS.
Port Deposit, Jan 10y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-02

O-Choose ever the plaincst road; il al.
ways answers best. For the same reason.
choose ever to do and try what is the M, -.
just, and the most direct. This conduct will
save thousand struggles, and will deliver
you from the secret torments which are tho
never failing attendants Of dissimula,ion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-02
Mrs. Eames' Travels in ECU pt.

THE Uses OF ADyERsIrY.-A physician in
large practice, was asked by stranger yes
terday, ifNew York was healthy. He replied,
"Unusually so; the extrayagant cost Of pro-
visions has checked the disposition for over.
feeding, from which, ordinarily, We derire
most Of our practice pm. Y. Courier.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-02
COOKING STOVES.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
/ his friends and the public generally, that
he has just received large supply Of Cook
Stoves, which consist in part as follows:
Belle of the States, for wood or coal,
King of the States, do do IT,.
Triumph Complete, do do suita-
for small families,
Atlantic, do do do
Metropoliton, for wood,
Nine-plate, plain top,
&C boiler.
Persons in want Of cook stove will do well
by giving him call
Fcb3 ED. W. STAPLES.
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MORE NEWS.

FTNIE largest and most fashionable, and the best
L assortment of mems, women's, and children s
~ Boots and Shoes in Cecil county, is
~ to be found at the subscribers BOOT
SHOE STORE opposite the
Court House Elkton. Md.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friend. and the public generally that he has pur-
chased of his brother, (Enoch Crouchy his entire
stock of Ladies, Misses and Childrcn's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
and has commenced manufacturing Ladies Shoes
of every description. He is now prepared to ac-
commodatc all who may favor him with call,
with Mems, Women's and Childrcn's Boots and
Shoes of the best sort at very low prices
TIIOS. C. CROUCH.
n B. Country produce takon in exchange for
Boots and Shoes IJune i, '54-f.
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EDER s. BROTHER,
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,

Corner Market and Church 81,
ELKTON, md.
TOBBING promptly attended to, and exc
- cuted with neatness and despatch.
WCPlans, Specifications, Estimates, &C.,
made free of charge. Nov IL If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-02
RAGS! RAGS /!

THE highest price paid Cash for Rags
Il (woolen excepted, y at the Rockville Pa
per Mill, on the Little Elk, by
March 20 # E. JORDAN
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TIN-wARE.

DERSONS in want of Tin ware will do well
l. by calling at the tin-ware mandatory,
corner of Bridge and Main Street, where they
will find full assortment, made Of the best
quality. Tin-ware made to order0and re-
pairing done with heatness and dispatch.
Feb 3 ED. w. STAPLES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-02

RICH CARPETING, all wool. for sale
IL cheap, by y. BROWN. JR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14
The New Steam FIigate Niagara.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEw yoaS Dec. u, 1855.
In your paper Of this morning your Washington cor
respondent 'E" that the United States propeller
Niagara, building BY contract in New York Is pro
nourccd a failure by the Naval Constructor.
As familiar with AL the vessels building In New
York and Of them being what Is termed propeller,
suppose he intends il for the steamer Niagara
building al the Navy Yard. New York. by naval
constructor George Steers wish to be informed il he
is the naval constructor who pronounced that master
piece of naval architecture failure Of the old
foges who have given many burlssquos steam
ers to this country.
Mr.. Editor, give the public you can, the of the
sage who pu fishes to the word fact months be-
fore opportunity be mad 10 test it. rope IL
good thing to pull by. but not 10 push BY Don't
the Constructor think 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14
srcosp TRIAL OF WIN. ArgIsos. IN Csc

SECOND TRIAL OF WIN. ARHIsoN, IN ClscINs I'll.
nn lNrH1iNAI MACHINE C.sp--Ihe tia, OF VIM. Arrson
for the murder Of Isaac Allison the 26th June 1864,
being get for yeterday the prisoner brought into
court Though the general interest manifested al the
former trial il not now discovered in this case large
number of persons hronged the branch OF the Common
Pleas, in which the ret; many, doubt,
triboted we'll the number considerably Arrison looks
well, eyirccs considerable interes in the proceoding
talking copious pencil notes in examination OF per-
called jurors &c) but nothing of sotcudc
Ia betrayed by him AZ any time. The plea Of dUaoS
cHrTo, heretofore offered, overrued BY Judge Par
ker and the prisoner being then called 20 plead put
in the plea OF mot guilty ."CfaciRnott Eqsir DC. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC VIEW yonx-rHH DAY.
RRrs IL NOON sErs.........evs 10 %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4 81 HCH WATER.
Pugt q nav York. Uecenaber ID. 1866.

CLEARED.
ship BED Eoyrr tossl Ban F.snciscoc Il Church 4 Co.
BARI sylpb an Her dcrson, ssLs al W Brnne.
bark Ro,hesy ibr, Mum, Hsrbor Grace, NF-RkkiaDd
sals suns,a Newton, New orle.ns1N II brigham,
BeIk Helen Mar, Low, Bcifa.t-Jas Wallace Co.
ss 6faS sS .n s.n S pss
brig HarbDser. Van Pclt Caraehas y Do..
sshr wn,emoysh. MORROW, aavanalf aiinsrsls.
schr Laura Gertrude, faacb1d, savsnnahuTses Clear
s sssr 1 Scss s lam uero-a
ARRIVED.
sdss sss 5 CORN. dsss . Ion sa
a L 20 s.s New 4 e @ q z ss s ssa
sissn;hp Graz ado. erain Ne. or.een. De and Hsva
II Havana sHsnsSp e Pm Sedowan ssn @
SasS ws.IeI hence ne '9 Havana: % dss nlss NrS
schuiedL hence for Havana
gSa%sn rs, s0 fSf'n H'enn0na WIN passengers
so,ps: l...sscs a EnsPp nrssso No, with
Es.s.S WINDS an, and , sS s.ss Io
ws% sss ss
,sse from INV TOR doafs aaae DE ES.ssesy ssss.gs
deaase Have within de sst wsss pnsed D.
SSssesn sSa sSSss sse g @
% 1c Was lowed In.e Quarantine last night BY stesnius
h sRp Henry fses $50. An;Scr v nd.e and pason
rers ID HALEY 4 Co. Il At anchor a. Quarantine.
SHIP Arsdes renil, Fcldhuon Bremen, Oct q with mdse
and los pessepf to cuvald bros Have erpeenood
', gales carried away iorctopgslnnsmsst split sss
Ahp Courier New OicADs, IL days hour
To-trr Elliott Co ID t, ship Apse 10 miles Nor
of Gun Key. with al her mas Standing 10 sails fued. So
- vaI her Could assrsn who
Park Cadet, Guide Belize, Hon, NOV q with mahogany
oochpeal &C, ~ josiah Jey
Hssk sicoYse Lese of south ThornaonI s Cscnfuegcs
4; anys with sugar Netoa. sh inst AT 3 lon ~ 10
poke ir br,s Comet from Trinidad TOR BALTIMORE lowed
by The Hercules.
bark Eliza Barrs (rl Wellington Little Erurrs
xs,h salt. 10 Tucker A Lightbourre
Br,g PennaDaquon (of sostonl Hail. Rio Jsnero 50 days
with colee and hides, 10 master. When Tho
sorihwaId Of Cape Pro- speke bark Harriet spadng from
Ro es New York With fee sufficient ballast
ir Asathe tDapl schsde. Ang1turA days, with hides,
Sc 10 Moer Hkra- sailed IN company With Hanovsrsn
scfr Tr,s. New York. lowed up By he Alex Macon
Drig Loh Lomeed to< Prospect kusD 1r,ndsd de Cuba,
n diSs with sugar, 70 mssssr Was so~ed by dc Jacob
SER coiersn. Jeous, aay Cfaerr. NJ, 4. lays viii
f1b, " Aicy$ 70,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14
CoMaIrrAI OF Conunx AND DALTON OK Ca,nex

on AuRDER.-At carly hour this morning the Police
Court crowded 10 overlooking with persons
DESTROYS of obtaining look at the perpetrators
the recent outraged upon the late VIM sumner. Soon
after eleven O'Clock, Edward o. Coburn and Benjamin
FRANKLIN Dalton were brought into court, and after
few moments conversation with Samuel u. Parker and
Nathan Morse, Fsqs their counsel during which they
informed that complaint had been made by
Deputy Chief Ham, charging them with tho wilfu
der Of William Sumner, they each waived Il reading OF
the complaint and the Court ordered them 10 be COM
mittei 10 the Commonwealth jail until Tuesday next
at IL O'Clock A. M then TO be brought before the Court
for oxaIinAt ior.--B oSt0n Journal De, IL
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e. iIssf A.. si s:;s.s !. =. s
s sss Se:.s b dnSscsSG bSs%sss
Ss ss. s II John A.
kepors ~. aotAns can b done h DIS vs ssviss Ssr
WieciDr ssSr Excelsior Clock. Vow Ips IL w.A o>.,u.
sables sails ard running gear besonsiuS schr John
has also on board IS to wno he crew q ~
vessel e,eep.s he ssptsn sss hsa reea her. sndsr
fhe utderwesa no arrsyeA Com hs.s yesterday dssS
~ a John ohm, % X o;R
last from Long leland bahamas undes command Of Captain
~:
ebb Ode inmedssly ded oui Tho vessel ten bsea
AN next dsyhe weather ali he Sne bone very Sci.croas
sd
s sssp s
M JOIN Rsyne. Che oay psrsn reading Y hss vcinS
Andrew slh boai@eG and siss me Sar or SSs mite.
ap DE Inlet ths nosthward CAPS IA partie:
hst sse e,s;ss then saves behalf Of ne 4 ne
three s,hosc The vessel about half mile tom
SSa M Sy
sD PSsy ss. y. mo-. as
hauston from erpe sure aud ausuebeir legs and arms be-
Them expressed .Ss,r sosvoon ;S. Ny could
have resDed their position ten minutes cs ser CAPT soxse
resi els Issseaso distress ns IA. ne
boat as a present located there ". 20 KIND and
oesoS-to MIR John residence ths better Dor the
Of commerce and the con mon cause q humanity
sohr oeo:es Dumser ChamSss. Now Haven for Virginia
P1Sps Ter ssso a. Sdrdse sf Pm.
Propeller Pelican, Williams. Providence.
Wind during The day. sw. with SNOW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14

FKE IN HUNTINGTON, I. LA ERE took place on Tues
day naht about IL O'Clock, in store 10 the VILLAGE
which speedily consumed the bulding and it, contents
and communicated 70 four adjoining houses which were
entirely destroyed A. O. Carlcy the proprietor OF
the store, and the adjoining houses occupied
stores and BY several hm!lio Total loss about ~ 900
part o. which eoytfea by insurance This are oc-
curing nj the hour OF midnight would have resulted In
the destruction OF large part Of the village had Il not
been for it, discovery by young who patolled the
village, and aroused It's sleeping citizens They
blsd in great numbers with buckets and other materials
and app it'd their energies In saving adjoining budinxs
which we're on fire several times. II 4 Fortunate calan
tons a. this rc H. that third Of the vilee In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14

Coy. hubbard and lady, OF New Hampshire, are In
Warrington.

Gov. Hubbard and lady, Of New Hampshirr, are In
Washington.
-, AHRIvALs.
rsson M aTswr M sn Snos and :, s chss
o.; Mr. James Bernhard, Messrs Philip James and II X
Bssw Mr. and Mn isers Ssesc ana 1s aiSo; a W.
and stephen Bruh. Miss Hyscp Mr. and Mrs Win i've
"a g " :, ard III ~ srsss s Ts Bernard ana
VIA MI schultz Ms Pray Mr. Mrs fEie Mes.rs
Geo sooS ersy See. sharp Ta Ety. james ia1os
lmhr,c, \ N Noedo. nenrlausz j q Doubleday, O &
shswEp les fdssra kns sc9pne ThSmss nlier
i irsslAal Joe Beyrs. i'G Evans. I'VE W.
lAms r J. q ooh Aaron Carter Ir Arcld aherrsrd Raw
scrts einsi D. L y. sh Ss t sspsin
@ Kinny, . y Marie III John Cochran, Mis- cochranc
pcApsele. z II huxley, h Reese N Reese. q Young
esG c sssa s s. s. sSse
MORE WIN. 1adse. dannlas5sn, i' ceslrsn Cha.
sedol Mar Poster, Robcr, stanley Roger Ramon A
s1ns sn NJ sSsser ~ ssep asSor s War
aed, Q cisrS 5r W ahon, 9 3 ne ;ost Robt Pen J .
sshe4Tso o wsse &c sE n5Sjs9a Per-, I'd
II l. stone, 0co Jones s Wet John PraU, Pcrgeine
Geo Chr.sje, " Il ssur-iess-Tots. I5L
From New Orleans and Havana, the steamship New r.-
Hrs imam aud son, k Ksngen Dents wife aud infant
Cork Taylor, Murray, Winans Reinhard wife and
FINLEY N Kcefc, Herman, Cooper ii Fray Corniou
and servant from HavAns-A Morales. Brown, De
sya s.r s sSnA P. S Spp ss
< Haywood. N Knca, 10, hcou moss
Prom Richmond IN the Steamship Janesownwm Carr.
Douglass, Srs hd~ris N Barrns, hoy and ciyid. Mss
Osi ONE Jno naD, hpddrsno md lacy. Wu4 Dsyis,
Gts &C. Ic, ylo NO FusfsiA - SecSAsc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14

PRRPAEAfI0Ne OF fu1 FA0SLAvnRY MEH-rm
CALL or GOV. sgANs0M RESPONDED TO.
CErom the Kickspeo City Pioneer, Nov. Sic
The domand Of the Governor for the Assistance q all
good citizens 70 uphold TIE laws q this Territory obges
US much ~ we regret 1t to postpone the issuing Of
paper for week both editors march with the Kick
spoo Brigade to the scene Of action
II being but thirty 1--we miles 10 AcomptOn, and forty to
Awrence ss be able 70 give readers all nsws Of
Importance, immediately after II trsapires tn extras
are armiDg themselves and preparing 70 march 70 the as
Of the Sheriff OF Douglas county By next Mon
dsy the whole draft Of Gov shannon OO0 men) viii DO
in Inc field.
son. and having just returned states company WAS form
The news Is spreading like widHre and the pro slavery
sovereign sauatters are bnckling thcir armor
The Rangers will march from here ON Saturday Deem
Der l. under command OF Col A. B. HAszArd and Brigade
Major NJ p. Berry.
ircendisrism Is abroad In the land. An effort was
made by one or black hearted ab0luenists, last
night to oestroy Mr.. B. D. Hamilton and his family,
residents of Salt Creek by fire. Mr. Hamilton IA
doubted proavery and this ~ the only cause that
can be assigned for setting fire to his premi es.
few days will finish aOoiiti0nism In Kansas and the
perpetuy OF the Union be saved by the firm action Of
Southerners.
TIKI NEXT KANSAS FREg STATE CONVENTION.
Tomorrow, Deo l5 the free State voters OF Kansas
to meet in their ecve districts to choose delegates
to Free state Convention TO be held ut Lawrence Sa
turday Dec % to nominate candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor Secretary Of State Treasurer Au
diter state Printer Attorney General three Supreme
Jaeges Clerk and Reporter Of the Supreme Court and
all other State officers to be voted for the third Tues
day or January next and to transact such other bust
that may properly come before the convention.
The number OF delegates from each district respectively
tves according to the apporonment by the constitu-
donsl convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14

TssNksr SecIrrs.-s special meeting II this society
Wa hed last night In Tamniany Hail. hour after The
setting % the The attendance Of The Saehens
quite large. and the evening taken up In the ina
ton Of members and bslotng for others Who are am
bilious OF being admitted into the wigwsm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14
Court C.lerI,ar,-rh,s D~v

trrFn Corrf--Nos III, -, 90, ib4 o. IS, la4t 100
Cossoy PTKAs--Nos. 1432 to 1sSA
UNulD STArs Drnrtr cocRr.--Noa. IL. ~, 81 ~ 90.
SursuoR CouKr--Nos 800 le7, $751; 821, 670 76i, 1O3
42 sl6, 326 IA, Hsh, Ss4 sss sss s33 sT6 sTa $50
6Or, $3.50 sssH $751; SEA- sse ss2 sas 500 sos sos sl1
500 rcex, eoi eoe ec, pcs ocr COS 900 90 oil, o.
DIS, eI4, 80, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14

Bark Msrmop 500 years old. bvt a Thomason has
been SOLD for $l0NO
Mesers Currier Townsend Hewbury port. Vim kunch
the 18th white OAK coppered ship OF about $40
cd by has Villa Esq Of Newbuypo and designed for the
Fact India trade
LAurcnEp-At Eat Boston litn lost by Mr. Robert Jac
fine ship of hoo tons called Harry OF tho Wcs& ow
ed BY Capt AdauS. ste has full length head HsC9
Clay.
Ao 18th lest by Mr. Jackson superior slp OF 14OQ 0ns
called he Dragon, owned by John M Forbes. Esd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14

Intoxication. .......2573 Total. az
On motion s. was agreed that Mr.. yanAervoost Clerk
Of The Sesstons Recorders Tlou and TAmade shouh
be summoned 70 appear this morning. The committee
then adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-29
Law PARTNERSHIP.

y Law, Evansyille indiana, associated selves
partners the Practice of the law and viii continue
TO practice in this and he adjoining couates and in the
Supreme and District Court They design turning THEN
attention particularly land law In short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes, abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments orin Lamasco togethe with their professional
Mon as To the title, ifdcsired (jy25-dawtfl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-29
HIGiILY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
fcrED EVERYWHERE. 81. ..
DE. a. l.. ADAMS, LIVER BALSAM
CONES GREETING t4sI Il.
UlR. a., L.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR DIS.
~ awakening the inquiry ihe minds OF all who
read it, ow il that Americans have been so long and slav
shy mmured in darkness and ignorance the subject
DR. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM. ,.g
The Disease afflicted of
States and Territories for the entire of Liver Complaints
in all Bilious Fever. Ague and Fever Chronic Lung
Jaundiee Bowel Complaints. Diarrhe Dysentery Rhe1ma
tism Piles Scroula Salt Rheum. Dyspepsia General Debil
iy Nervousness Costiveness. Indigestion Female Com
Dr. A. L. Adams Liver Balsam now sustans the highest
reputation remedy before the public and has
the ptical beyond shadow of doubt hat IL " the
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED.
eing purely vegab> for the of the above
votaries and pronounce Liver Balsam be the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBENGER OF HEALTH TO THE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials track il has made swollen
with expressions gratitude for the relief received by
And submitting this the Liver Balsam Is recommended
those suffering under the IRON GRASP Of the MONSTER
DISEASE and at procure bottle of Dr. A L. Adams
Liver Basam. 81 80
The reader attention called 70 the perual the Medical
be
States giving clear epome of the and
dseae also OF certificates rom those who have tested its
paraleled acendancy the diseases which all
subject.
@. E. scorr General Agent No 81 Randolph st. Chicago
attention. It.If II -
Soldb by HALLoCK sToDDARD. Evansville.
Agents in the Country be supplied by them Propre
&. JAMES. Mt. Vernon: JAMES SAMPSON New Har-
mopy; T. Q. JAQUES & CO, Poseyville; HALLOCK 4
| PARNENTER. Princeton. Ind ..T eI-Iyw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-29
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

THNHE Projectors this removed from their
old stand Main street their Hotel just finish
opposite the Court House where they prepared to
their old and all others who
st call upon them in much superior style than formerly
patronage pectully solicit
which shall all ndeavors
it, Our fare will be the best the market Affords and
charges moderate. -rfi ..-.I
Good sabll and Wagon Yard kept foreountry custon
eyl0-d&wtf FELKER q DDERECH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-29
Tors Ann HOUSES FOR SALE.

(1REAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATI0N.-SixL lots Tor
w situated in Evansville lust beyond the karead De-
Frame Houses on then ana other
business and only about one from am
fne offered in these lots as they
TO Those wanting cheap places or wish
Ing fine opportunity speculation had better apply nme-
datey one Of these houses especially is an de-
further particulars apply at this ONCE
eIe
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-29
GOLD PENS. GOLD CHAINS, ETC.

N have Just received another lot
w ted Gold Pens. manufactured by A. Morton t Co :.
New York and which will break BY fair
usage in writings il they do give another for
ken We have alss hand large of Gold
and Silver Watches description Gold Guard Fob
Vest Chains. Gold Necklaces Di and Ruby Rings-n
short general Clocks Jewelry
of which will sell figures cash. ant
every article 20 he just such represented. -r-.r
nov3 BIrTROLFF SONS. :, Main ST., bet LIST & ID.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-29
NOTICE.

2H ESSRS. LEWIS & HOWARD having purchased our
boat. wish
bestowed upon hitherto
anee OF the same towards them. rff ~
Reg to farther friends Of and TO ALL
that Continue the Commission aud forwarding
heretofore wehave engaged ample Wharf boat facilities at
the River and Canal other
.t.sH,.f ~ a.te
continue to make liberal advances all
signed TO us for sale orshpmen and
also promptly 70 MI all orders sent us for the purchase Of
goods produce OF the having ample facilities
DO such business the best advantage
Office. as formerly, under the Telegraph Office ..h
e22-u ifa fairR JOHN s. MITCHELL 4 SON.
APANNED I'm WAFE.-Trunks. Decd boxes, Cash
- boxes specie boxes knife boxes molases
cups eanisters dust pepper boxes Tubers sand
wash match safes candlescks graters lanterns watt
ers and toys of every yorety.
dec2s 80 X 80 .t BABCoCK BROS.