davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-30
Slnsrs, Sln,n,, SiaErs .

TJST received, and for sale by The undsFsaGn.
u ed, in the C,;y Of keoknk- great variety of
1t. Louis and Cincinnati Stoves, among which,
may be found the fine new patented GoLpEs
ETA Stove The GcLnEs HARp, The QUEEN OF
THE WEST. The CaAILrvGE PaErKsYsrE, me
Improved Cincianati PaeMtuNs. porsiE oveHs
&c and all The latest styles or PaRtoR Ard
HeArtSo Srosss. al of which may be 'o.iud at
our Wholesale Stove DEPOT. No II, Main street
p.ar the lxevee and st our old stand. No. 81.
Main Street Tire abeVe Steyes have been Sc
lected expressly for This Matke', and we haiter
ourselves that We can oHey greater indnsemen's
10 purchasers, than any otIer hoase north cyst
Louis.
Remember the Numbers, II and G5 Main IT
We hsve also large assortment ~ lfo NMes
got up hy The best wo,knrh which we otter tn
sell at q very stnA alyanee on c9st. also, great
variety of Sugar kc';lcs, Hollow Ware, &c, &c .
Give us esEi and not aHiY SANE NauR Aoskss
bu nyest IT right. ] Z. ESlES =
April 4, 1875. wly
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-30

r AIDES, colored black and uhsts Kid Gloves,
la silk. lisls Ihrea,, and eol'i do, Twi4eo4 =
F,lct SILK Mitt. Tor Ladies and MssSes. -
white and mode s.ik Hose, and lsree $780, I'll
eottou in white, unbleaebe', black, eeafe 60
n,xed, oil All palees; ch.lirvn's da. Mhll1a @lne4
aud fancy very cheap. ~
Apsii33, ifss.
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-30
LII NIBER,

At THE PINE MILL.
THE subscribers have. constantly on band
l. supply Of
Dressed Fisertng.
Also, FENCING BOARDS and FESCiSG pi,KfrS
Siding, and general assortment OF dimension
stuff
Mil and Lumber Yard at the foot Of Second
street, keokuk, Iowa
HIATT HARBiNE.
April Z, 1859 dfm&wIy
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-30
II. ID. FOSTER

HAS Just received well assorted Stock of
/ Sprf{g and Summer Goods, 10 which the at
;ertiop oi buyers IS respectfully asked.
The Goods have been selected with special
reference 10 The CITY retail trade, and will be sold
as low a the anne class Of goods can be bought
ia any House IN Iowa.
Purchaser viii do we'll to examine ths stock
before buying elsewhere. as they viii niinany
styles foi usually kept il this market.
April =, 800
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-30

NrOTICE "A rali ~ FIVE ,ei cent.
n upon the nnfaii stock ri the Dcs
MONIES Navigation saa fialroad Com
pany was this Day M ie hy the Board OF Dire ctors
ysble at the n easarel's once, 3, william street
New Yosk, - ioiiDsss GAS per cent. ON the 10
dsy oi Apiii TWO lTr rent. on the st DAY OF May
and two ueI cent. on he LIT day Of june next.
A. HUNT, Treasurer.
pstcareh lTth 1855. mar chic VII
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-30

M + have for sale very low the oldest Tavern
W stand III the town of pon.oosuc, Hancock
county, Illinois. Consisting of lots No. Z, & s.,
and 6, IN Block 3, upon which there is copno-
dious two story iratne Hotel and large suhs,an-
tai Barn. iso two lots in Harke,'s addition
to Pontoosuc, upon which there is a neat frame
cottage.
pohtoosuc Is very fonishing town or the
Upper Mississippi, with good steamboat land
ing, and immediately upon the line OF the War
saw aud Rockford Rail Road. and will, without
doubt coG,inue 10 increase in population and
weath.
We will also sell very low lot No in Block
$, in the tloutisbing city Of keokuh. This loi
fronts fifty feet on The river, Immediately III fl ont
Of the steamboat landing. The improvements
.Wo story frame house.
We hiso ofer the following described rich and
desirable flaming Lands in CLARK county, MIS-
sour, only five miles from the city of Alexan-
dria. South half OF sonth-eas. quarter and cast
4aH ct sefttwrst quarter OF section thirty -four,
N township sixty i've north OF range six west.
Containing loo acres. Spectators will do well
to call on
RANKIN & MILLER, Attorn rs, or
HUSSEY & MILLS,
Real Estate Agents, kookuk, Iowa.
May II, 1879. dSvlm
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-30
= y ~ N, II To
YEckAen:ay A Runner

ri AVE thfs day associated themselves together
L Ter the transaction ol the Drug business IN
al its branches. They expect to keep on hand
d general and we'll selected assortment Of Pure
Drugs, chenls4ls, Perfnmerv, Paints, Oils, &c.
Also have ~ tbs arrangement become sole
pre- riefofs for the mai aiscture au9 sale of II.
K Glmore's celebrated Nalnaluke Liuimcnt
and uniival!eA Vegetable Ar;i Billions Pills. for
the sta'es of Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin,,
Minnesota, and territory Of Nebraska.
All urGFTs III future wsf be addressed tn
MckESNY & RUNNER
Dec. 4, 1851, iii
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-30

BALDWIN. EVANS e. CO.,
wHofFsEfF pEArrnsrN
Hardware and Cutlery,
CORNER OF FOURTH AVID MAIN SIS,
KEOkJk, IOWA.
A RE now receiving and orening the iarcrst
Il and most complete assortment oi goods ~ their
line ever offered Tor sac in any bouse IN Iowa.
They have Lie best facilities for Purchasing on
the mos, favorable terms md are determined 10
keep at all lines i1li s'oek, and 70 sell as
low rs anv house etthsr IN keosus Or - Louis.
County merchants y.si pg net&as for the paf-
pose OF laylug Their supplies are 1e.pectiniiy so
hcted TO call ami exani'ne 'te sock and prices
CAWS received large stock Of circnar,
- mnloy. sash and cross cl Saws, which We
will warrant and .eii a. ) Iaa,N prices.
BALDWIN, EtANs & co.
CpOUNS- very large stock OF brit.ania tea
- aud liable Spoons net seeeisct and Tor sais
low by BALDWIN, LvANs & CO.
CAV MANDRLs-a large assortment for
- circuIat SAYS, ns' 7ed arc. Tor sale low
by BALDWIN. EVANS \ Co.
FRESH hops.
ERowTH OF $50, hl tie pound o bale, for saia
" by Ian 10 HH AfREs.
HAND And PANEL. sANs--A \ small lot OF
Ill our ossn inpor alton. ast received and FOR
sale lotv by BALDWIN, EVANS Il CO.
COLTS, REvOl.vERs-A -nsa 10, Just re-
~ cei.ed and for safe bv
BALDWIN. EVANS co.
GRIND sTuNE>--A su.n Iot u the Noss
VI ScoriA Just received ard TO- sale by
BALDWIN, EVANS CO.
A MEXICAN TABLE cJTLfRY-J lust re-
"A ceived besut,yul assortment, TO which we
invite attention. BALDWIN, EVANS CO.
HoFfIN IRiNN iNbs- j4si received smaf
~ lot, aI~i for srie hy
BALDWIN. EVANS 4 CO.
oD5 KEGS Boston ana pii,sburgh nails, all
JLJ sizes ON 81 80 40d, store and for
sale by el si2Gtf9HA & HARRISON
April 1, 1888. "
Table GALLERY.
lust received by steamer Gossamer large ~
J sorment OF Er glsh Table Cutlery which We
sfer al reduced prices.
BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
March i3, 1885.
Wooden Ware.
y & Dozen hoped buckets,
s6 nests tubs three saeA
30 do do do
80 do ceyefs buckets
40 do do boxes
80 do bale do
30 do ~ooder bowls
10 doxbhl covers
40 boxes iatsni ciots
90 do eemnson Dc
30 selves
DO twine wheels
Just received and i0T sale by
1hes. J. RICE & %.
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-30

HOLTS' REVOIyERs--A naa Iot ,ast re-
" cel.ed and Tor safe bv
BALDWIN. EVANS g. co.
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-30

N. w. JONES.
Successor to p. Shngerland.
Dealer iii Clocks. Watches and JeWeiry,
SECOND STREET,
Next door 10 Charles Parsous' banking House,
kEOE UE, low A
- Sry.ss~~rD Tax Subscriber has Just re-
aS8S%< s>>A...ss7a. ceivel large and beautiful
elR--x--s-ss Of Gold and Silver Watch
es, Gold JewerY &c, comprising the latest sly les
of Latlles' Breast Pms, Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
Cuh Pins, Goid Guard and Fob Chains, Keys,
Seals, Silver lhmbles, Gold Slides, Snaps,
Studs, Gold Pens with Or without !loldets, Gold
Pencils, Pens aud Pencils
WATCH EEpAiEsS0.
Tie subscriber heing practical watemaAar,
feels competent ta repair the most difficult and
delicate work that may be entrusted 10 liis care.
All work warranted 10 rive satisfaction.
toTrett Time.
The public may rest assutei thai lie correct
time Is, and always will he kept by
n " JONES.
Nov. 2S, 1854 I'D
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
COMMERCIAL.

MONEY MATTERs.-The recent adyiees from Europe
while they lllayed NJ spprehenslons of rupture be-
tween this country and England, also brought more
cheering accounts in regard to financial affairs and the
depression previously produced gave way to more
healthy feeling. Stocks advanced largely in New York
and money was had more liberal terms. The last
few steamers that have sailed for Europe have taken
oct coin. is stated moreover that large purchases
Of orcadstufs and provisions have BEEN made in this
country English and Trench accounts the buyers Civ
ing postnoes the Bank of England at 60 days sight,
With steady inhux of gold from California and large
expectations, therefore likely that any great
pressure can ensue.-IN. 7. Trib. 94th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
HOG MARKET.

HoGs.-The market is dull, and the only sale heard
of 1913 heare, at SC $50 So so. There are good
many sellers and only few buyers.
HoGs.--We Fear o transactions. We quote at
Sc 9S7 so leo lbs.
The market on Saturday quoted active in wheat,
and prices still advancing. Flour exhibited better ard
frmer feeling. Corn still the decline and ranging
from 55c to 60c bushel. Oats about the same as
on Friday at 39!c delivered.-ISt Lopis Dem. e7fh.
Large contracts forhogs have been made by pack
and the time arrived for their paymrn
calls the Banks heavy, but there is pressure
fact tits only setting capital in circulation which has
been lying idle.
Particular attention seems just attracted 20 hogs
and the hog product. killing common ees on Wed
ussday by houses and up last evening about 49,
600 head had been slaughtered. Owing the scarcity
Of hogs in pens prices have been fuller than would
otherwise have been the All the houses in the
city, six in number will be operation by the end of
the woek, If the weather continues favorable.
Lou. Jour. sta.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29

cARTER,s,sPANIsR MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A pa RTICIE OLE MERCuRY II II

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
let the AFFLICTED Read and FOn6DB3
inislible remedy for Scrofnla, King'ssvl kheupa-
tules ON the Face Bojls Ague and Fever ChToH
Sore Eyes letter Scald Head Enlargement
and Pain Joints Stubborn Ulcers philis
Disorders Lumbago Spinal cemPlaints and all diseases
njudci0ns OF Mercury pruoense In
Life OF Impurity Of the Blood. =
re- This great eterative medicine and rurner lthe
Blood 10 by thousands of grateful patients nom
parts the United States who testify daily TO the roman
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTGRE.' Neuralgia Rhsa-
matsm. Scrofnla EIupteBs on the Liver Disease
Fevers Ulcers Old Affections Of the Kidneys Dsss
Of the Throat Female Complanu Pains and Ach1g q
tie Bones and Joints are speedily put TO Eight By using sh
sreat and inestirnable remedy.
For the Blood nothin7 has yet been esna
compare olesnses The of all mpurfsea
acts gently ecieniy the liver and kidneys
Digestion RTes tone the Stomach makes TIE skA
and healthy the constitution
1.-Two vigor and strength. -. -
Ladies' Ia incomraraby better than an the "
used. few doses OF CAHTEk's sr1s.sh -
will remove all saownes or,ns
general health in remarkable degree beyond AL ns
medicines ever heardof.
The large number certificates which &c nave
from Person. from all of the United States ees
evidence that there IL hubDE aboutt Tne press nos
kee0srs physicians and pubs Se kneEn
- az all testimony 20 the Wonderf1t
Ell on ~. Aren't ana get Circular and Anspse sad ss1
the ardsruI Cures this truly greatest Of all nedicns h
peTtormea unless signed BENNETT BEERS rrePri-
stors No Pearl Richmond "a TO whom All oroses
sorsnppiiss lad Agencies must be addressed. :.
Far ale BIZ Hailoek * Stoddard. Evansyie; Hailock
parmenter Princeton; O. H. CLARK. Yincennes, and D
dealers n medicines generally Auss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29

NOVEL ARREST AT SACRAMENTo.-The COM
petition raging between the rival steamers on
the Sacramento river is causing some laugha-
BILE incidents. The Sacramento City Fathers
a few weeks ago, passed an ordinance prohibit
ting steamboat runners from exercising their
profession in future without license. The ow-
ners of the Defender, in order to announce to
the Sacramento people that passengers would
be carried to this city for fifty cents, employed
a wagon and a band of six musicians to parade
the streets of the city. The wagon was driven
by darkey, and was covered with placards
announcing the intention of the Defender to
CARRY passengers at the lowest prices. The
police thought this species of exhibition was
violation ofthe ordinance, and forthwith
arrested the darkey driver and the six must
clans, and carried them to the station house,
where, after remaining short time, they were
bailed out by the owners of the Defender, and
held to appear before the Recorder. The Tri-
bune says that the musicians went on their
way rejoicing, but were highly indignant at
being charged with being Showers"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
Rsmoval Of secrssy.

A number Of American Councils have resolv-
ed to abandon all the secresy ofthe Order and
20 dispense with the forms of initiation and OBJ
legation of its members. This has struck ter
ror of the hearts of the Auti-American organs.
1.-THE secresy of the American Order is remov-
ed, their occupation will be gone. They have
never dared to attack the principles of the
American party. They know full well that
the more they are spoken of before the people
the more they attract to their support all the
good men in the country The Anti-Ameri-
can organs have held up the secresy of the
Order as great bugbear. 1t has been their
principal stock in trade and now that there is a
prospect Of its entire removal even from the
mere forms of the Order they are wofulIy
troubled, and allude to the abrogatien of
crcsy as an evidence of the waning condition
OF the American party Never before were
any people scheduled as these Anti-Ameri-
can demagogues. 1t has always been proclaim
ed that the secresy ofthe American Order was
= adopted for the protection gifts members from
the prescription and denunciation and abuse of
the Anti Americans and from the knives and
pistols and slung-shets of bloodthirsty foreign
bulIies. The principles of the American party
have been publicly announced, and they have
been adopted by the great mass of natiye-born
citizens throughout the country The party
has now attained strength which renders
the secresy even as to the means of the recog-
milton of members and the proceedings of the
Councils no longer necessary and if deemed
proper, il may be fearlessly laid aside. ALI
that is necessary to be retained is the organiza-
ton of the party. Instead of being any evil
tdence of weakness, the willingness of the MEM
bers of the party to- lay aside all secret forms
sfis the greatest possible proof gifts wonderfully
4 increased strength. Our opponents are not de-
cevcd in this respect. 1t is in vain that Anti
American editors buster about the decay o.
a.. the American party. 1t never was so strong
MS at the present moment. Its strength and
popularity is daily increasing. Its course
is upward and onward till victory shall perch
Upon its standard in the campaign of 1856
The ammunition of our opponents is already
exhausted The nationality of the American
>. marty has been demonstrated. Its ability t.
defeat the Black Republicans in the North il
no longer doubtei and it is destined to receive
the earnest and enthusiastic support of every
true-hearted Union man in the South.
Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
From New York.

From New York.
New YORK, Nov. %.
The steamship Star of the West of the
Nicaragua Line, is below, with dates from San
Francisco which are anticipated.
Barnum has sold the American Museum,
and is making arrangements to build large
Dramatic establishment, on the plan of Art
ley's large plat on Broadway bought for the
purpose.
New York, Nov %.
The Pacific sailed at noon with $4,000 in
specie. The U. s. frigatc Potomac sailed for
the west Indies.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. %.
There arc feet water in the canal, feet on
the falls, and falling slowly.
The Alvin Adams leaves this evening for
ST. Louis, and the Virginia for New Orleans.
ST. Louis, Nov. %.
The river is falling slowly, with about 8
feet to Cairo. All the upper streams are in
fair navigable order, but reported falling
PTFTsRURG, Nov. %.
There are feet 10 inches water in the chan
mel and at stand Weather cool.
BALTIMORE, Nov. %.
There is no material change in the markets.
Holders of Breadstuffs are holding off, for the
expected foreign news.
new YORK, Nov. %.
Flour improving at SO 70 for choice
State, SO rs for good Ohio, and so for South
ern. Wheat dull. Lard improving. Whisky
4Oc
CINCINNATI, Nov. %.
Flour dull-saleg of so bbls at So 90. New
corn at 45c. Hogs unchanged-sales of 300
head at S675 Hams sac; shoulders 61fc.
Whisky 3515c. Good fair sugar tx; Molas-
ses, 81; coffee, 11A. River fallen II inches.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. %.
Flour-City superfne IS so, country extra
9 CO. Corn 53@55c. Oats 4Oc. Barley 621a
Rye 9O@95c Raw whisky 35c. Sugar Sc.
Coffee LIS 912c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
WHY FEM EB Fl FFEH N HEALTH.
TIE MARRIED woMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,


rRorEssoR OF DIsEAsEs WOMEN.
One HAssdreclth Edition 800, 000) 18nas. Pr. $50.
standard work established reputation found caAres
the eataOgqeaot thu great Trade Sales Of New Ysrk.
principal bcckssilsI. in the United States
EVERY here discover, By comparing her own
with those described the character
her complaint and be spared uch anxiety
fring we'll the plessantness of making
making inquiries of physician. in the nubsre,
which abe il subject The wife about
has often need of instruction and advice respect
which she will hers6nd This book
what is the matter and tells her what to do for
but chaste words and such she unserstand,
Those suffering distractions Irregularities.
womb. ALBUs, wilt in its pae
Much di of mind. we'll thous snds pseunsry
De 70 every the laws aRger
Ii not better understood traceabl that
consult with medical respect
in copy Of THE Married Woman Private Medical Com
Panien every female has physician that knows and de-
she At all times without violence her sensitive
IEx.rae of letter from gentleman in Dayton. ohiol
NJ, p..rsI D1 Mv o. May ss, ls
oeptibly sinking three
Ofsr.at anguish ueripg month. before and during
and Frustrated her putting her life in danger and
this Of thing; and rssfsssd pys
psr"sai he
iearnng that great discovery Of NJ NJ provi
a remedy It opened prospect to me which little
esved possible But Tor shis another would
passed head in all human probability wife
would her grave shdren left othersss
INDIANA AGENTS:
J. NJ & J. o. Howe, Bloomington; Paris & Turner
James FL Richmond; + j. Fairre Shelby
ville q. R. Harvey Vineennss James Beard H. Faucet
G. Hensy. kOkomo: J. Snodgass, Perrysville A.
\. Chamberlain Elkhart: Langden. Roek FOrt NJ c.
pleeatc, Delphi, and SAM Ell LISTER Evansville,
s4- Upon receipt of One Dollar. THE MARRIED wO-
Of the United States the Canadas ans
II letters postpaid and
dressed to Dr. A. NJ MAURICEAN. box 12l4. New York
City. Publishing ofiee No. rs Liberty Street, New ork.
SOFT 3m-daw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
DIR. W. 7. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE or
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND EEVERS

|
TT often and frequently the practice or ndviduaa
who get now mslieine to gull the public with lss
& ass:
are the q IN. brain Of the s0mpouAdsr
The sabseril claim ths offered thu
The flesh d heir but viii .h,t for The =
there has been offered suffering humanity SAFE
Ps Ii % sT
various %sdsnss be Certain cures have sny
These Pills no. composed of cheap ingredisnts ssd
are made and put BY the subscribers and are
entirely Of costly and drugs and be sOd at sueh
wish an article which viii oSts Avs and Fsvesa few
patton sksss cheapest
Read the following esrtfeatss and If you ans o, svs
denee the virtues o. these Pills will be given by personal
owEnssoao KY. August 1855 :
ana s
.p:.a; a asqS F. asd
s.I.f, that had shs and fever and was Induced frog
fever 90 purchase box Of Dr. W. owensj SLY osiebrs-
pills ha not used the whole boz bsfors vas entirely
public for tAs Of CUE ana Fever. 10. AYRKs.
owEsspqno Ky, May IT. liss.
s1 :n'
ing nothing that would afford any relief only for fay
o ss: chin hui PHI. when y sy ..:i
nsns nd that Ta HaSs nSss s' from As
would all who have Ghills and Fever lose nst
box and Werd for it, you will asyT ,, tSqsslsa
with C-ills again. CHAS. d. Gkisf.
n, Boz aAEson. Ky. April I. lsss;,
for the past tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill that be had in the s2unsry N ord1-
they have stopped the eh the most OF my
family with exception On Oldest son there was mona
Dr. Owens Chill pills and safely say everybody
'nA' 'n'' A'' 'A' '''' : '''' WI o. JACKSON.
owrsssoao, kky ", Feb. u. liss:.
DR. W. r. owEN-Dear Sir; have bsen afaieted vita
feveT for six months and alter xario
edies induced box Of Ague Pills when
have cured sound and WE'LL and believe them to b tbs
best medicine in use. /. BALTHASER ACH:,
the above gentleman for six and sert-
y 'AA' ms j PLUEKETT, Risef Tfasef.
Pittsburg, Pa.
LEwIsPoRr, KY, Jan. 2. 1855.
This that have had the chills and fever month";
and remedies without effect then used one
DR.. Owens Chill Pills and they have entirely eprsa
IhOo- r IAALO
owENsBoRo. April II 1855.
certify had ebiils fevers and applied feod
prescribed for and MEDICINE.
which break the chiEs give relief was
advised DR.. Owens Chill Pills. did they
dfed me ofs distressing pain in the side which Iva
something SERIOUS Persons aniiesd
with ohs would do well to use hsp sy s ser.A
a- These Pills every instance
where the directions . followed.
81 For sale, Wholesale and retail. by
- J. W. COMPTON, Druggist.
Owensburgs Ky.
Alse BY W0OLSEY SAWYER.
Wholesale and Retail Agenas
SEPT lm-w Evansville. lad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
JOYTO THE AFFLICTED.
nDx-so

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN, AGAIN on HAND
THE greatest family Medicine for Burns. Coughs
Ocids Sore Throsts and Quinsey VIII cure Darrhea.
Cholera Morbus Cramps and spasms Will Fever and
quo and fail. Daily and hourly calls for
and for the
An agent wrtes:-I had ny life with this than
any other medieine. One and all the remedy satisfy
yourselves Increased sales in Indiana thousand dozen
other Medicine
public For sse by all the principal Drug
Csed States British America, Caernia and
Oregon. ...
LEIGH VKRLING Evansville. Ind. successors to Ksl-
Ter Farnsley.
CHAs. H. CLARK. Vineeanes Ind
D. PANE. Cinein natl, 0kioesn be obtained
a n anufacturers' prices. BOYD. STONE CO..
aet'-smw Naumee City. Ohie.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29

.ssr OF A trial for breach of marriage promise
came off at Brandenburg last week, in which a
Miss Chapple Of Louisville, was plaintiff, and
Gen. Tickell of Mississippi, defendant. YER
dict of the jury; $1,000 damages to the fair one,
onaccountg Of the failure of the General to tic
kle her.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29

DAMAaEs.-In a case of DR.. r. L. Temp,
ofCamden, S. c., VS.. the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad Company, tried last week,
the jury assessed the damages at $4,000. DIR.
..Zemp lost q leg from the accident and receiv-
ed other injuries.