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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-06

hon. Tkos n. Marshall ma Q speech before
jury at Chicago, few days ago. IL Is said he
intends going 70 that city to reside.
Ole Blu has formed company and is again
about making concert tour through the United
States.
The Providence Journal says The numerous
friends Of our former townsman, George Curtis,
Esq, now President Of the Continental Bank in
New York, win learn with regret that his health is
such that he has been compelled TO obtain six
months leave of absence from his arduous duties,
with view to its restoration in a more genial
clime.n
The Marquis dc Moustier, French Minister in
Prussia, has arrived in Paris.
The Place st. George, Paris, was lately covered
with straw, in consequence ofthe serious Illness Of
Madame THEIRS wife Of the ex-minister Of King
Louis Philippe. 1t was hoped that the late visit
to the baths Of Neris would have ro-establshed the
health of Madame Theirs; but, since her return,
the state Of her health the greatest disqui
etude to her friends.
Count Ficquelmont is engaged ona work antci-
pated by diplomatsts with great interest. It is a
diplomatic history Of Europe since the Congress- Of
Vienna
The director of the new Opera House at Tunis
Is at Milan organizing company.
0sman Pacha, who was wounded and taken prisi
oner at Sinope, has been exchanged, with forty
four Of his seamen, for Russian prisoners, and Is
now at Constantinople.
Chevalier Bunsen, Of Prussia, has declined the
seat in the Chamber to which the good people OF
Magdeburg had elected him; considerations OF
health form the plea of excuse. He has very late
" published small book or thick pamphlet, on
the subject Of freedom Of conscience and the rights
Of Christian congregations. Ss3
Plus TX has conferred on Count Buol, the Aus
trian Premier, the Grand Cross, in diamonds, Of
the Order Of Plus on Baron de Bach, the Great
Cross Of the Order Of St. George; and on Count
de Thun, that Of the Order Of st. Sylvestre. These
honors have been conferred, II is said by his Holt
ness, in order to testify his high satisfaction TO
those Ministers at the conclusion of the recent
concordat between Austria and the Holy See.
Her Royal Highness, the Duchess of Genoa, had
caused the library of her deceased husband, consist
ing almost entirely Of military works, to be SET in
order. The library win be open to the public on
the LIST of January, 1855. The library contains
more than 400 Italian and foreign manuscripts.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-06

TNHE PUBLIC Is HEREBY INFORM.
- ed that in point Of fact partnership has at
no time existed between William b. Sassccr and my
self entered into agreement with Mr. Sasscer,
some four or FIVE months since, by which he was,
upon certain conditions, to become my partner. Mr..
Sasscer has failed to comply with those conditions.
nov 5---3tz ~ MOSES COPP.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-06

Beans, Peas, white Mercer and Sweet Potatoes
Also, u very superior lot of Northern Apples.
All Of which may be had at c. B. RICE'S Butter
Store, No. 98, High Street. Georgetown.
N. b. / am also receiving fresh Roll Butter from
Loudoun county. Virginia, and Frederick county
Maryland, every week.
oct 8l-dlm IStar It'll
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-06

Jonathan Haines, Pekin, IL--For improvement
in harvesting machines. Patented March 81
ls49; re-issued Nov. 8. 1855.
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RIVER. ITEMS.


+, -- The steamers 1ishomingo, going up the
river and Fanny Fern going. down, came in
collision yesterday between this city and Hen
derson. The latter boat made narrow escape
from destruction, and was considerably injured
anyhow. The other had her stem iron knocked
off, but received nc. serious damage. We did
not understand whether awkwardness or care
lessness was the cause. The collision occurred
in open day.
- The Louisville Journal of Tuesday
says:
a, The river commenced rising yesterday, and
up to last evening had risen about two inches,
making 5 feet 8 INCHES water in the canal and
scant feet in the chute on the falls.
- The Fanny Fern was here early yes
serday morning, with good load for ST. Louis.
we hope she got along safely after her bump
with the Tishomingo
The River was slowly falling here yes
terday. Weather warm with small shower
in the afternoon
There was perfect calm among steam
Boats yesterday at this point. A rush ought
to follow to-day
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22
HORRIBLE MURDER OF GERMAN BOY IN
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

An acquaintance from Jefferson county in
this State, called upon us yesterday and fur
nished the details of one of the most narrowing
murders by outrageous punishment of boy
which we have recorded for long time. The
facts stated to us were as follows:
A German family emigrated to this country,
and on the passage out the father died of chol-
era. Subsequently, and after arriving in st.
Louis, the mother died, leaving small boy,
who being left entirely destitute, was, at the
solicitation of some friends, bound apprentice
to a man named Chistoof Huber, then living in
st. Louis. ,Abouta year since, however, HUI
Der removed to a farm in Jefferson county,
taking the boy with him and treating him with
great severity Occasionally the boy would
be sent into the woods to hunt CATTLE and if he
either got lost himself or failed to find the cat
tle was invariably beaten inhumanly. At
length the treatment became so harsh that the
boy could no longer stand it, and would often
pass night after night in the woods-but upon
returning for something to eat, would only re-
ceiye severer punishment.
Some four or five weeks ago. it seems that
the lad thus intimidated. remained out several
nights, and was seeking to get some food in
the evening late when he was caught by HUI
Der, tied with rope, the flesh stripped almost
from his body with thong, and then thrown
into the corner, where he remained bound for
twenty -four hours When released, he again
escaped, and endeaVored to sustain life by
going into the orchard at night and plucking
fruit; but Huber, it seems, suspecting this also,
lay in waits for him, and again caught him.
The punishment then inflicted, and as narrated
by our informant, is too inhuman for repetition.
1t is sufficient to add that the next morning
the boy endeavored to crawl to a neighbours
house, but failed to do so, and lay exhausted
in an adjoining field for tive days before he
was found When discovered, his back was a
mass of putrid flesh, he was fy7bloMn and COW
cred with vermin, and evidently beyond hope
of recovery. The person who discovered him
carried him in his arms to Hubers, the,near-
est place, and it is said that it was with diff
Guilty he was prevented from again Furnishing
his runaway" as he called him. Death, how
ever, soon putan end to his mseries, and in
an hour or two he: breathed his, last. The
body was then thrust into a boot box, without
clothing, and unceremonioHsly tossed into the
ground st. Louis Dem, 11h.
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=. BAETMoRE. Sept. 10. !.
The steamboat Georgia arrived this morn
ing, from Norfolk She brings tidings of an
increase in the mortality, both at Norfolk and
Portsmouth. g, ~ = - !
AtNorfolk, there were forty-fve deaths on
Monday and twenty up to noon On Tuesday,
At Portsmouth seventeen deaths occurred
between dusk on Monday and noon on Tues
day.
A large number of new eases have occurred,
Among the deaths are Dr. George L. Upshur.
ex-Mayor Delany, and son of Rev. Al Smith.
JOS Wills, President Of the Virginia bank,
is i'll and also John Farris.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 10.
Cotton market unchanged, demand active
at previous rates; sales of $500 bales Mo-
lasses 30c Corn, prices trihe lower; sales at
67@68c, Mess pork 500. Freights, Cotton
to Liverpool Is.
~ BALTIMORE, Sept. 10. y
The Grand Lodge of the United States, of
the order of /. O. 0. F.'s has rejected the
amendment to their Constitution, offered last
year, to give larger jurisdiction and increased
representation IN that body.
The amendments to change from annual to
biennial sessions, were rejected.
Three hundred dollars were appropriated to
the relief of the destitute in Norfolk and
Portsmouth. - 49, r., u..tr
The Grand Representatives, are enjoying
a complimentary festival tonight, given by
the Brethren of Maryland.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22

FIRST REsPoNsE.---The Washington Union
calls the Maine election the "first response
from Northern State to the democratic vic
tories ofthe South.'' Nov, as we understand
| it, the liquor prohibitionists; of Maine have
fallen between the wings and DEMOCRATS. oppo-
sed to the despotic reign of Morrill, and Neal
Dow Throw out the anti Morrill, anti-Doy
wings, and it is democratic defeat as "the
first response from the North. The Kitchen
Cabinet is like new grocery store opened upon
small capital small favors thankfully re-
ceived. PIN T. Herald.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22
AUCFEON. ROORaS,

Old House. Main and Third streets imme
diateiy opposite the Washington Hotel, -
EEAVING leased for term of and fitted ur the
M n above we'll known stand prepared to re-
ceye for sale aucon private sale all kinds of goods
wares and merchandise household furniture horses bug
gies. etc.. etc. -
CASH advances made cohsgnments when reauired.t
commencing at O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Friday nights at early gas1ights ~ - 81 -
sales and sales Of real estate promptly attended
to. So go - ~ ~
and general of RE- eonsstirg
spindle and bannister backs scroll and seoop tops rim
hack office French Jenny Lind, and Buste wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa seat Chars Elizabeth
chairs; spring Sofas sociables CENTRE
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges, mirrors hne and misses bedsseads mat
trasses tin and wire safes which will sell at Gin
cinnati prices.
hand great*arety of notions. iewelry.
volns. aceoTdeons pocket cutlery, pistols whips
etc., which will sell reduced prices for cash,
wholesale or retail. WO0LSEY NELSON.
my9 Auct's..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22
DIR. W. 7. OWENS PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVFRS

often and too frequently the PTestio9 qf ndyidq1s
of les % s To hG have
are ar merely eHe 81 e en 81 the
Oh the e o for the PIs now
public miraculous and cnre in All diseases which
diseases in the caption OF this advertisement
sure and eesledy 70 snlsan Ike 5ssrta he
would refer persons in this eounity who after tigg
found relief from the use Of these Pills.
These Pills not composed of cheap ingredienss and
made By for the purpose making money They
entirely of costly and and be sold at such
prices as are generally set on patent pills But those who
days thsrsy es patient to attend to his daily Gseg
denes the virtues Pills it viii Be given by personal
application to the subscribers;
This gertihes that taken very sek with chin
Ct Dr. Owens AgqG Pills am happy g say that hey eff
Tcertfv that and fever and was nd iced from
the ~ that Dr. P en- had in epE e and
ted Pils ha not used the whole boy sefore was entirely
public the cure of Ague and Fever. e. O. AYREs-
owENsBono. KY May IT, 1855.
With Hys 5s sse s nS Ds o
ig nothing thatwould any relief. only fey
& Sa h last d and my S DR. G ss
uisng box found that more free from that
would say III who have chilis and Fever lose
box. my word for it. you win be troubled
with Chill again. 'CHAS. y. GRISI.
BoS HABBoRs KY, April II. 1855. Z
This is certify that had chiIl and Fever my family
for past months and tried al the Chill pills and
Chill Medicine that be had in the In ordi-
they have thu chills the of
family with exception Onmy oldest there
of them that would make cure until came across
Dr. Owens Chill Pills. aud safely everybody
''s' W1is o. JACKSON.
0wESsBoRo, Ky., Feb %, 1855.
DR.. W. T. owFN-Dear Sir: have been afflicted with n
months and after trying
edes. induced box of yeur Pills, which
have cured sound and well, and believe them to be the
best medicine in use. BALTHASER NACH.
fy that his statements are true - - -
Pittsburg, Pa.
LEwIsPoRT, Ky, Jan. q 1850.
This ertifes that have had the chills and
remedies without effect then
Dr. Owen Chill Pills. and they have entirely cured
THoS. P, TAYLO
OwENsBoRo. April Ia. 1856
certify that had chils and fevers. and appdto f7od
physician. who prescribed for and gave medicine
break the chjlls give relief
then Chill Pills; DID and they
stopped the chs and perfectly well. They also
cured ola most distressing pain in the sre which was
fearful would something afflicted
with ehills would do well them; they are certain.
SbO. " hoHA ttcd
whe he dreetiong followed
Ga For sale, Wholesale and retail; by
j. W. COMPTON, Druggist.
0wensburg, Ky.
Also BIZ .wooLsEY g. SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retail agents,
sep1 4m-w Evansville, Ind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22

Day GooDs AND CARPErs.-We call atten-
ton to the advertisement of John Shillito &
Co, Cincinnati. This is one of the oldest and
most substantial houses in the Queen City, and
we rccollect it from boyhood as one of the
finest establishments in Cincinnati. Merchants
and citizens generally visiting Cincinnati, and
wishing to make purchases of Dry Goods and
Carpets, would do well to call at Shillito and
Co.'S They are heavy importers, and always
keep on hand a tremendous stock of goods.
0IT0ur Court of Common Pleas has not
been very rich in incidents the last day or two
Order prevails.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22

,ifot5- The Evansville City Guards took out
their splendid piece Of artillery yesterday after
noon, and gave it the first trial since its arrival.
We can testify to her having a clear and ex-
cellent voice. We hope it may never be called
upon to sing other than the songs of peace.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22
INSURANCE. AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF a
: THoRITYs -,
STATE OF INDIANA.
OF STATES OFFICE.


INDIANAPOLIS, July 18th, 1881
XW HEREAS The State Mutual Fire and Marine
w Co. Pennsy has filed in thiso
ment Of its condition the LIST ofJuy 1855 the act
corporation and amendments properly certified TO- and
written instrument nominating its agents and authorizing
them fully and unreservedl acknowledge service of
cess in the event of SUITS
Now therefore in of the requirements of IAN
act to amend eted for the incorporation of
Companies defining their and prescribing
their duties approved March 1885, having presented
isfactory evidence of full compliance the require
ments and specifications of that l. Hiram E. Tobert
Auditor of the State Of Indiana do hereby certify that Jre
mah Benin of Evansville the Agent of said Compsny is
authorized the business of Insurance. the
of the said State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance
of Pennylvan in the State December 2st 1885,
TO the that he commissioned appointed
the said Company.
In Witness Whereof have hereto subscribed my name,
and caused the seal OF office to be affixed this 18th day
July, A. D. 1855. GSeall H. E. TALBOT.
State Auditor.
sepl4I I'M per T G. Palmer
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22
DR.,FaD. uGLLER,

s-fe OF PHIEA BELPHIA,
NETHo grS5uated in Germany and France. and give
CIV best testimonials Professors the United
States offers bis services to the citizens OF Evansville and
vicinity Physician He will particular attention
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Dr. Msser invites those persons ced with disease to
cal him. Anybody troubled with Chronic diseases.
such IRaamaton Of the Kidney Urethra
Rheumatism Diseases of the Bladder, and syphilis, viii be
cured in the shortest time No charge for the FIRST visit
eee of Sycamore and Thirdsts Once hours from
A. NJ tillevenipg.
Fhos. Mutte- P-of,. of Surgery;
San'I jackson. Prof. of Theory and Practieei
o. D. Meigs Prof. of Midwifery
o. R. Gilman. Prof. of ITidwiferv;
Jos. NJ. Smith. Prof. of Theory and Practice; y
II. d. Bulky, NJ. d.
Thos. Hun NJ D.. Albany. n. Y.
Mason F. COgswe N. D., Prof. Materia Medca, Albany,
N. y. agtl1-H
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EDUCATION, &C.
AMERICAN
FEMALE COLLEGE,
GLENDALE. HAMILTON co. OHIO.

GLENDALE, HAMH TON CO. OHIO.
TENHE Fail Session of this Institution will commence
II MONDAY, the 10th of September next The lnstitu-
North Of CINCINNATI on the onennss Hamilton and Day
Sn and healthy and
A more PicfuTeSqI1e and Lovely spot
Bsd III aud H9Ss
nishsa In avery superior The sevesa Department.
mats Natural sciences and Moral Psosophy His
Cd are z Rd x sae
a en- CO % MaTR ps aSa PRF rT
lecture " turns on the various branches Of Science
will be admitted by acquainted with its Teach
81 GInsic IensraIiv II Nh anu 70 o. tns science
= - MADAiIE CAROLINE RIVE. -'.'1''0A'
Principal of Music academy. educated Paris
der Garcia and is distinguish thorough
Boston Academy from her dstiI Zujshed abilities
and skill in Of Music has justly gained high
vocalist aster Maa Rive. all Of whom to-
Constitute the Faculty Music viii be gwen
ON tie oTg af no S9e Ggar The
be taught to any extent Desired.
the compilation ofSheh the young ladies viii zee d.
a S also pe gvyn e ssen %
The nstituti9S supplied With pparasus for the
Microscope, etc., etc.. good mmeneemeat eta Geoeg-
ica cabinet mas been made WREN, curing the year MN be
who has to establish in connection with the COL
EXPENSES.
Board in the family Of the President Tuition
Washing on the Railroad Cincinnati Hamilton
csaISae any Ra respecting the school
be obtained by addressing line to Rev John Covert Glen
Provisions have been made such as wish to economiza
thus diminish their at least half The public
the College; Rev s W Fisher ehn simpkinson Esq.
Rev " L. Nicholson Rev. " e. HAnsel Rev. Q; E. Ba6o
Fay. Jos Clegg Esd. Dayt9ni Jsnathaa Marsh ESD.
Gssrt ESD Terre Hant' qdqPS; JShR G. ssinHsr Esq
aug23-dwlm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22

Messrs Bent & Duvall of Louisville, adj
vertise large arrival Of the finest carpets
This house has the name of being one Of the
most extensive dealers in carpets in the West.
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SAVE YOUR sOLEs AND MONEY roo

you want Ladies' Misses or ohdrens shoes 20 EN-
BloH'S Dry Good Store Main three doors be
IoE Seeend in Feceipt of fine assortment,
1T is saId be the best in and sells low
eat rates Gail and charge for ep3t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22
CITY COLLECTORS SALE.

ID virtue precept the Common Council city
ID Of Evansville directed and delivered Collector
said city will the 25th of September 1885, the
door the Court House in Evansville offer for sale and sell
that ground the Evans Homestead
much necessary and bounded side
by street. by Canal by
the other Sixth satisfy the
eighty dollars and forty due city
crawling of said block and also
isfy costs o said sale. JOHN FARRELL,
sepl0 It l0&I7. City Collector.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-22
AV CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS = S"N

CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS
OPPOSITE THE NEW CoUET HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS& REAL ESTATEBRoKERS
NBEsPEcTFULLY heirserviees citizens of
IL Evansville and country for the salsof Real
and Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware GrOeeEes ste also artteufara item
ten paid every description
able satisfactory We shl do exclusively Com
mission business nnot having goods of place
in competition With eonSgnors both the buyer and seller
ir legitimate market. We will devote whole
Commission business andour
mss that wI spare forts
please them With business
of all those who sntrust their business
to care.
p. G. O'EILEY & Co., Evansville.
DJvALL, Ado & Co.. Memphis, Team.
T 91aK P1 BOYS = Co., -a ss o. o..
R. B. SYKES, New o1,eaas. -,
MILES, E. FoLEEs Vicks5urg Hiss.
WIN. McRAE, do ~
LocKwooD 8 Bros. Cincinnati. 0hi5..
KELLOGG d. FocT.ts.s ~ do DO.
EDWARDS & BUSHNELL. St Louis, 3to. - -.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
10 O'Clock and evening during the commencing
at eaEly gaslight. APPS SWEET LEONARD.
Auetoneers.
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NJ Err c H 4 n 7 7 AILOR,
Second street. between Main and Locust.
MAS just received ard opened fine assortment of Cloths
of different eoors Cassimeres of fine quality and
the richest Yespgs snchas plain and
velVets sans Silks &c., with eommoner goods for bust
All these goods arep the best quality and haRd
varieties brouht 70 this city Ny old customers
and citizens generally invited to examine them.
prepared with frsrate workmen TO make up goods in
the laes tyles, and wsrru fits ID all cases sepl2
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PROF. o. J. WOODS
DELIBERATELY
HAIR EST0Es ATTN q

Hi liz ks ES Il % Is "A n kfs
FHSE effects wonderful Hair Restorative pro-
ducing the most astonishing results in the public mind;
remarkable composition the only that cap
Be Oh ad Ssde ag epoWh ana
The following is from distinguished rsn5ez Of the
medical profession: ,s.-
'PRoF. o. J. wooD Dear sir Unsolicited. send you
having tried all the hair eztant having
9 placed ms hqf 6 a and
head rubbed with agood sim brush and the Restorative then
This repeated every morning andn three weeks the
hair appeared rapidly August last
soft and pleasant touch whereas before harsh
iry what little there Off, and that little dsap
twice aud shall good and perfect crop Of
have never seen hitherto any case in Wnlea any
really benefited by any of the hair tories & ~ az
Experience have recommended your .be Tar+i
already has large and geners sale n o Confidence In
ia perIy xansted and daily inquiries are made fot E
lou deserve credit discovery Tor ons Ier oa
thanks the benefit it has deEs me, I0l rssult
Yours hastily 55yn Of Bond Kelley p sSSb
ss.-.i-,sd Rev j. K Bragg isa Minister regular
standing pastor ftbe Orthodox Church at BTeo6nsg
Mass: lie IS gentleman Of t eSnSqerAOs VIM NJ
s's--' BEooKT1EID. Jan. L. ls55.
Psor. woonDeaf sirEIaving made trial Of your Hals
sesent in removing daerua aud eoHssa
tendency to s Is9lns s restored nv air which
gay orana color Iha7e used no other article VIII
Yours, truly, ]. 4. BhASU.
s Prepared and wholesale and retail al4 AIaThst
street. Louis Mo-. and at COS Broadway, sI
where also az msit p ss' Tersb they
can bedght OF any other house a.. -. uAIIOcK Z,
sToDpIRD and ali the principal druggists every
mZ1
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4ptaI Department.
Or We publish on the outside the other
Circular sent us by Judge Law.
New CLorHTSo SroRE.-Mr. Adam Jacobs

NEW CLOTHING SroRE-Mr. Adam Jacobs
has~opened new clothing and gentlemcn's
furnishing store, on Water street, between Vine
aad Sycamore, in the old stand occupied by
Mr., Haylin formerly. Mr. Jacobs has an ex-
c,lient stock Of goods comprising full assort-
ment Of fall and winter clothing and every
thing desired in gentleman's wardrobe. He
is determined to sell cheap. Call and ex-
anime his goods.
BURNETrs SUPERIOR EXTRA cTs.-Messrs.
Tenney & Sorenson sent us yesterday very
neatly put up box Of Burnett's famous extracts
for favoring custards, pies, jellies, &C., pre-
pared at Boston from fruits, and highly concen-
trated Each box contains neat vial of lem
on, vanilla, rose, nectarine bitter almond and
cinnamon. These extracts contain nothing
poisonous or injurious to health, which is a
very important matter, as many of the ex-
tracts sold are highly deliterious. We are
sure that if we had known Burnett's Ex-
tracts. were for sale here, nothing else of that
nature should have entered our house. Ev-
cry family should obtain box of these Ex-
tracts, which can be found at Tenney &
Sorenson's.