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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-27
PROF. o. J. WOODS
CELEBRA TED
n AIR ST<bR TIVE


fRIHE effects o9hs Hair Restorative are PRE-
n dncing the astonishing results the public pi.d
remarkable POSITION 1t is the only preparation that
be led hair its natural color ARd
E6- The following is from distinguished member
medical pro fessiOn;
PRor. o. j. WOOD Dear Sir: Unsolicited. / send ysu
this After being nearly bald for ieng time snt
faith any. inauc on hearing Of yours gveita
head With good stiff brush and thea
applied we'll rabbei till the scalp all glow
as and sew rnpsi from the frat
the rae and isnow thick black and strong
why what little it, and that little disap-
ssrps rag'dy stu use our .S aboss
hair Now hav. read of thesr thngand who has
really benefited by Of the hair &c the
day and it really gives pleas record the result my
areaT has large and general sale threprhoue the T
The people here its effects and
is nearly exhausted an daily inquirs are made foi H.
You deserve credit Tor discovery for
isd. psI lonG OF ever efecting any such result
''''' n''i Firm Of Bond k.ll q p T ssI:u.
The uadrisned Rev K Bragg iss Minister in Eegsi.s
standing pastor the Orthodox Church at Brookhsia
Mass He agentenan OfeonsGerabie SnS pnf-
BRooEFrFzD. Jap IL. 1888
Rs.ora1. r. 1"s me bee.
excellent in nfamst dandrun and constsns
ebiidbood sad has rsseredy hair. which becoming
gray eOoT have S.sd no other article viii
anything 'Ae Y Youls, truly. J. K. BRAGG.
n Prepared and sold wholesale ard retaat ia Market
,rest ST. Louis. Mo. and at 6s5 Broadway. New York
or retail as on as favorable terms tbs
can he bought other house.
sTopD4 RID and all the principal drusEsss svsYThs1s
myi
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DIR. W. T. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLg
AND EEVEPS

TITS often and too frequently tho practice OF individuals
% S s ass e s hay:
merely the Of the
Of the msasins sign ed With ae,.cSs ps%s
ubic All diseases which
diseases caption Of this adteftsehept
.nsr. has never BEEN Sasrd to saasEn. humanity ss
would refer in this community who trying
% have only
MADE Nv macinerx Sor M nnrn rt
the
f s as .ae b 1 iii cure ss s n ES s
days thereby patient daily
patton will ind these Pills the and
Is.is s. s.s Pfi: evil
application to the sdbscIi bsa.
This eertifes that my very with eh
az eS sas P and S s M
fesseda speedy and permanent cure. JOHN 4. MeFAR.
til.
feyeI purchase box fDr. W owen'sj silly oeIebra-
wen and s,s,. them the best Pill easrsd q x.
owENssoRo. Ky. May I7.Isss
been severely iesed with chs ana Fsver ans asd
days dag s e Sh
Ovens Chill Pills. which did and to my icy. sf.s
ness oathsons Of csSnd Fever i' 'A'
but Immediately e Dr.. " oonl.cn and rro
boz and my word Tor It, viii Be troubled
with CLills sgain. CHAS. b. GRIST.
Bon HARBoE Ky, April IL, 1885
This is certify that had Chis aud Fever -niiy
for past months and tried all Chill Pills ava
Chill medicine that be had in the county
family. with exception. On Oldest
would make
Dr. Owens Chill Pills, and safely say every hsdY
that they are the best Pills have ever used
OwESsBoRo. KY, Feb. Y, 1855.
DR. W. T. 0wFS-Dear Sir: / have been afflicted vita
chis six mouths aud after
cured sound and WELL and helieystbem the
best medicine in BALTHASER ZACH.
have known the above gentleman for years
fy that his statements true
Pittsburg Pc.
LEwlsPoRT, KY, Jan. e. 1883.
This eerthes that have had the chs and
tried various remedies without effect
box Of Dr. OWENS Chill Pills and they have entirely cured
THOS. r. TAYLOR.
owKSsBoRo April II, 1888.
certify that had chs and evers and applied tsos
physician. who prescribed for and medicine
then advised Dr. Owens Chill Pills; did
stopped chills, and perfectly aisS
ola distressing pain in the side which
fearful would result in something serious Persons aeteA
GEO. W. MONARCH.
R- These Pills every instaaes
where the directions followed.
az For sale, Wholesale and retail. by
J. W. COMPTON. Druggist.
Owensburg. Ky.
Also By wocLSEY e. SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retail gents,
sep1 inv Evansville. Ina
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-27

Or We received call yesterday from c: w.
Starbuck, Esq, of the Cincinnati Times. He is
d hearty looking representative of the Cincin-
natl Press. We are glad to see his good look
ing face in our city occasionally, and only wish
he would keep it here longer when it does
come
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or THE PEtcE OF LOTS AT HAUBsTAD1
FIxED-Which is just what you please to
pay for them. In other words every other lot
will be sold without regard to price, at the
present SALE Hereafter the price will be limit
ed. Don't forget to attend at O'Clock at the
Railroad Depot, on Monday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-27
MEDICINAL.
FAMILY PLY SIC.


PutgAve pill which could be relied sure per
that extensive trial Of its virtues has
designed It's easy to make physe P hss sns
make the best Of ALI PLsore which should
has been here with hat sseee: We Would
patient Sa almost e e1sT
medicine is and Irritating the This
rusSn IN the tenn as to than thu
70 De a I These Pins produce no r-
sirucOn derangeu in the bowels Beng purely Tege-
Be .sr thar Ar, @ssisins should Be
are have s AZ xne .of Among the com
LansgoI and Loss appetite Lessness rr
Pain IN the sds and Lsins truth ali these are but con
diseased action in the liver sreren they
dysentry huOrs scroula and colds with
and Where uIgat} tssniTe% any
ha.s H%
OF tn. Heart pains In the back stomach and side Taey
blood and the Tor the change An
Oeasenal dose stimulates the into healthy
blood BY the orc issory sys
disea the whole organism Hence
sons dose though no
too far Is every p1rsa1re medicine sdu;es The strength
required be here sugge them
selves the rsson Of ana is dsntiy beev
has hthe been available mankind When their virtues
puNiir VIII longer doubt what
: employ when ~ need Of cathartic medicine
Being wrapped they pleasant tAte and beng
purely vegetable, harm their any
du abtity.
drss' Psn i: r.
IA MES c. A YER,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LOWELL, MAss.
Price rs cents per box. Five boxes for 81.
SOLD RY
Keller. Farpsley i Co. Evansville. lad.
Yage Crawford. 0w' nsYe:
HalIvek Il Parmiter. Prinsstsn;
g. bingham Pstoka:
W. J. Whiting. CynthiahA:
). E. Jaqness L. Co.. Poseyvili
MesSrs. Gardiner Blairsviife AID VAUDEVILLE;
Williams and Robertson. West Ffshklin:
DR. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson. Nj. VsrasAj
Hudspeth T. Bro. Boonvil1es
Bowers T. Sargent. Eewturgh:
Adams amphell. Petersbufkh;
Fred .Eckstein. Cincinnati. o.. and ali druggists.
octII-4m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-27
CIFY TAx SALE OF 1sss.

MpY virtue Of the authority in vested shechartsr
hid ordnap ess the City EvAnsvilIa and State
Indiana win .s stuan. the Proyi.ons 81 said Char
and charges due said city for the year 1885, the following
scrbe4 and the following named
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-27
EDUCATION, &C.

PRINt ETOs FEMALE HitsH SCHOOL.
HNHE first annual session Of this Institution will he
n ed Monday. the Sd Of September. 1855.
eJ accommodate pupils aftef the session Il
will be fitted STYLE
with good phiiosor and chemical apparatus
Department will be connected with the school,
though in which boys under twelve
years viii be admitted.
The Principal has made with good families
to board pupils from distance.
TERMS SESSION or MONTHS:
Boarding. Lights and .. $50 90
Tuition Senior Glass ,,,,,..... 20
Junior Ola .,.,,,....,,...,.. Is 90
Preparatory Second Glass 90
First Class .....,,,..,,. so
Music, with OF Piano 90
Painting and Drawing 10 90
Em 90
Modern -. 10 90
Payments Strictly sd1anes except By special arrange
ments with the Principal. -
Assistants; Mrs, N. W. PAxToK
Mrs ~. n. MORTON. jy2
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MEDICINAL.
WHY FEMALES Suffer IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED w0NANs
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DR.. A. NJ. MAU RICEAN.
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES WOMEN.
Ons Hstndredh Edition (500, 0OO) 1Snso. PIP. $50.
standard york q established reputation in
he pstaoE1esof the great Trade Sales of New York.
principal booksellers in the United states
EsEHY woman here discover by comparing her ova
symptoms with those described the nature character and
cause of her complaint and spared .uf
fring as we'll as the unpleasantness making
making inquiries respect to the nuuberles
ailments to which she Is subject. The wife becoming
mother has often need of and advice in
to which she will herehnd This
what the er and tells her what it. in simple
but chaste words. and such as she understand
Those suffering from obstructcns irregularities peculiar
70 the female system sr from uTEal ns 4
the means of prevention ameloratien. relet.
Sd ss e husband ~ pasa .Ss
to the marriage state were teter undetood That
almos cOmmendae senstiveness that win rather
eO@paihs SepS 10 The sma man In respect
In copy 81 The Married Private Mdie.lcOu
81: esa sr " feeling and and sh:a
Extract Of letter from gentleman in Dayton ohisl
DIAN MAUs,cEAs: Ny pearsir Ny vile has been per-
Ofsat ANGUISH suffering before and during
O every one more and detta,ss
xheh was the last despaired supposed
h your highly spsfsn Of
matters reaching my case Or Its receipt snd
perussi cannot the relief afforded
ed nina and the joy its ages mIarred my wife,
learning that the n provi-
ded remedy ItOpened which little
ceived possible But this yter would
have passed head all human probability my wife
would have been in her an children
ISDIANA AGENTS:
j. NJ. J. o. Howe. Bloomington; Paris & Turner
Greencastle james Ell Richmond; J. Faivte shelby
sndc. B, Hsnsly; kokon,O j snodgrass Psrrysvs; 4.
n. CT smtsrlsin. Elkbsrt; L.ngdcn Rockport; n g.
Dustin. Jenersonville q W Allison Franklin l. g. AM
piesa.c: Delphi. ana AMI Ell LISTER. Evansville.
So Cpon receipt of One Dollar. 1.-THE M RRiED wOs
MANS PRIV ATE MEDICAL COMPANION il sent (mail-
ed of the United the
British Provinces. II letters postpaid and ad-
dressed to Dr. A. MAURICEAN. box 1874. New York
CITY Publshing Once. No. l2s Liberty Street. New ork,
er4 I'm -daw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-27

CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE Nav CoUET HOUSE.

EDESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens
Nh Evansville and eouf for the sale Of Eea
Goods Hardware Groceries also particular
item paid all door sales description
able satisfactory We shall do exclusively &c
mission Business having goods of to place
competition with consgnors both tie buyer and seller wf
have fair and legitimate market We will devote whole
time the Auction and business and fen "a
that will spare efforts
please With pruden
merit the confidence Of all those who entrus their
-REFERENCES-
P. g. O'RMEY & Co., Evansville.
DUvALL. ALeo Co., Memphis. Tenn.
JAMES BOYD, do d..
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans
LEWIS SSAPP, do.
M1Lrs z. FoLKEs. Vicksburg. Miss.
KM. MCRAE, do do.
LOCKWOOD Bros. Cincinnati, Ohis.
kELLoG & FoOT. do do.
EDWARDS 4 BUSHNELL St Louis. No.
Regular Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays
10 O'Clock every evening during
at early gAsiighs. APPS SWEET LEoNARD.
Auetioneers.
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BOOTS q Shoes.

BOOTS &c SHOES.
subssribsrs hand the largest snd
complete assortment Of Boots and Shoes brought
this city Of Mems Coarse nd Fine wsrk Lsa
and Moses Msss n &Axs, Boys Aaa YsEths b.eN He9
sna shSFsH. HDBDzHsMk N4z44.
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DANIEL wootsEf. HIRAM MEL
AttCTION RODETS

-. .s-
AUCTION ROOMS,
Ola Hose Corner of Main and Third imme-
disteiy 0Pposite the Washington Hotel.
MMAFING leased for Of years and fitted M the
M above well known stand. prepared TO re-
eeve for sale auction Of private SALE all kinds
metchahdse; hbdsshod furniture horses bug
Ries, etc.. etc.
Gosh advances made eonsig ments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
commencing o'clock. A. b. Aso Tuesday. Wednesday
and Friday tights. at early gas light.
and sales Of real promptly
te.
We ars weekly receiving and have now hand large
general FBRNIrU RE- eonstiIE Ois1At
spindle and banDster hacks scroll and scoop tops rim
hack Office French. Jenny Lind. and hustle wood seat
ehars spring rockers sofas sOeiabies centre
card dining breakfast tahles light and wash stands
lounges. mirrors. fine and misses bedseads.
tin and wire safes. which will sell - Gin
cinnati pricee.
We have a.O hand srest variety Of notions jewsry
volins aceordeona pocket cutlery. pistols WHIPS
which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale or retail. WO0LSEY NELSON.
myq
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POPE, ELLISON
BOMBAZINEg,

SHrY Plea: RoaS.ains. sssorssd qual,;,sV reserved
S-rz5 Ee YsIa S., LouisTiiis, KY.
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AUCTION SALES.
DESTKARLE RESIN

DESEKARLE RESIDENCE
ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
VETE sale bargain comfortable CattAee ss-
w denee. with good ort- houses and eistetn.
good neighborhood. For PAL tieulals enquire Of
SWEET u LEONARD.
Auctioneers and General Agents..
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FUN WABASH RIVER.

THE dns KATE SACHET
ssaG ACspt. DusoxcaEr. will leave Evansville for
kaA& 81 Wabash River, on edaesday. Oct 18th. ct 4
o'clock p. ". Fer freight or passage apply on
Aonr roctl3-tf
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Said Sale will be the House. In the city Of Evans
Vile the third day November 1885, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock A, ID. aAd o'clock r. of said day
JOHN FARRELL.
City Collector.
r. S7hese interested in the above premises the
above delinqnen and time
the day Of sale. loetI3 "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-27

VHE Stockholders in the EVansvlle Gas Light Co..
hereby oti6edthat meeting will be held At abe ohc.
81 job Chandler between the hours Of A. and
e. day October. 1855, for the purpose
choosing three Director r. 20 for one year
eecti5-2sd O. G. KEATS. Pres't.
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PHYSICIAN. SURGEON &c DENTIST
nR WIN NJ Aye located in this city
the practice OF Medicine. Surgery and Dentistry He
readiy engaged has last eighteen
wears in Ohio Indian and brings ample testimonials
ability from those places where he has resided
His oce At PRESENTS Dr. Fitchs Drug Store First
street opposite Carpenters block lie respectfully
calls he hopes SUCCESS to recommend hms H.
ST. daWe
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-05-17
WITHERS

HOME PoLIrENEss-Why not be polite
How much does it cost to say II thank your"
Why not practice it at home? To your
husband, your children, your domestics p
If stranger does you some little act of
courtesy, how sweet the smiling acknowl-
edgement! If your husband-oh! it's a
matter of course no need of thanks.
Should an acquaintance tread on your
dress, your very, very best, and by accident
tear it, how profuse you are with "never
minds-don't think OF it-I don't care at
all" If a husband does it he gets frown
if child he is chastised.
All (! these are little things say you. They
tell nightly upon the heart, let US assure
you, little as they are.
A gentleman stops at friends house
and finds it in confusion. "He don't see
anything to apologize for-never thinks of
such little matters" Everything is all right
cold supper-cold room-crying children
perfectly comfortable Goes home where
the wife has been taking care of the sick
ones, and working her life almost out
Don't see why things can't be kept in bet
ter order; there never were such cross chill
dren before" No apologies accepted at
home.
Why not be polite at home? Why not
use freely that golden coin of courtesy p
How sweet they sound, those little words,
81 thank you, or you "are very kind T.
Doubly, yes thrice, sweet from the lips we
love, when heart smiles make the eye spark
lie with the clear light of affection.
Be polite to your children. Do you ex-
pect them to be mindful of your welfare p
To grow glad at your approach? To bound
away to do your pleasure before the request
is half spoken? Then with all your dignity
and authority mingle politeness; it a
niche in your household temple. Only then
will you have learned the true secret of
sending out into the world really FINISHED"
gentlemen and ladies'
What we say, we say unto all-be polite.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-05-17

DIVISION OF THE STArE.-1he report Of
the special committee with reference to
division of the State, contemplated the Gre
alton of two new States, to be called Colo
RADIO and Shasta, out of California.
The first named contains that portion of
territory now known as the counties of San
Diego, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, Santa
Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Monterey, Mer-
ced, Tulare, Buena Vista and Mariposa fex-
cept narrow strip of the last, in the norh-
eastern corner thereby
Section 3 creates a new State, called
Shasta, composed of the present counties
of Klamath, Siskiyou, Humboldt, Shasta,
Trinity and Plumas, all that portion of
Butte lying north of the town of Bidwell.
(including that town. the northern part of
Colusa, (being about one half of that coun-
ty,) and the northern portion of Mendocino.
(being about one-third of that county,
Section declares what portion of the
present State shall remain the State of Cal
lfornia; to wit: the counties of Santa Cruz,
Santa Clara, San Francisco, Alemada,
Contra Costa, San Joaquin, Stanslaus,
Tuolumne, Calaveras, Amador, Ell Dorado,
Sacramento, Yolo, Solano, Napa, Sonoma,
Marin, Placer, Nevada, Sierra, Yuba, SUIT
ter, and that part of Butte south of Bidwell,
the southern hall OF Colusa, the major por-
ton of Mendocino, and small strip OF the
northeast corner of Mariposa.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-05-17
For the Georgetown News
SAN Francisco, Nav 9Th 1858.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 9Th 1855.
DEAR NEws:-Like cramped swimmer,
beyond the reach of aid has one of our, (un-
til lately most enterprising banking estab-
lishments "sunk to rise no more" Yet
amidst all the sad consequences that this
deplorable calamity entails, is it not sooth-
ing reflection, that the California house has
been ruined through no fault of its own,
but through its connection with the Eastern
houses solely? Will the slanderers of the
fair character of our State in the East "put
that in their pipes and smoke it?" AS
might be expected the greatest sympathy
is felt among all classes, even to the suffer
ers themselves, for Messrs. Page, Bacon &
Co. in their undeserved and unmerited mis-
fortune
mnst not forget to mention their last
payment, which deserves to be recorded for
the benefit of all future ages, in letters of
DIAMOND. After all the funds had been
paid out to the eager crowd of depositors
that thronged the place all day, poor wo-
man made her way up to the counter and
presented her certificate for two hundred
dollars, for payment, when the Clerk feel
ingly informed her that she had come too
late and that all the money had been paid
out. She burst into tears and sobbing
pitifully replied that it was the only money
she possessed in the world and that she
stood in the greatest need now that she had
lost it. Mr.. FRANK PAGE, who happened
to be close by and oyerhearing her, stepped
gallantly forward and divesting himself of
beautiful and much valued gold watch,
together with snndry other articles of jewel
ry, chain, rings &C., and all the money upon
his person, amounting to about forty dollars,
gave it at once to the poor creature who
went OFF joyfully with, in value, really more
than two hundred dollars her due.
Probable in no other part of the improved
world are greater inducements held out to
"owls" or "bats" than in San Francisco at
the present time; and could the telegraph be
rendered serviceable for the purpose of dis
pensing the intelligence to the different
parts, to those quaint and comfort-loying
birds, there remains not a doubt that we
should be speedily furnished with an exten-
sive immigration, that would have reason to
thank bankrupt bankers, corrupt officials,
as well as the precariousness of land titles,
together with the exorbitant rates of pass
age to this country, insisted upon by the
Steamship Companies, for the metamorphose
of the abodes of human beings to the
roosting places of filibuster birds, sand for the
excellent tenements they would be enabled
to occupy undisturbed perhaps for many
a-day. -Four thousand houses to let! Veri-
ly Landlords wear long faces and apper as
Sad and gloomy, as though they were suffer-
ing from Indigestion, and what with City
fast decreasing in population, foundering
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-05-17

Reas@ There are two things especially low
ed by all old soldiers-howers and children
They have been so long obliged to look up
on the earth as field of battle and so long
cut OFT from the peaceful pleasures of a qui-
ct lot that they seem to begin life at an age
when others end it. The tastes of their ear
y years, which were arrested by the stern
duties of war, suddenly break out again with
their white hairs; and are like the savings
OF youth which they spend again in old age.
Besides, they have been condemned to be
destroyers for so long, that perhaps they
feel secret pleasure in creating and seeing
life spring up again; the beauty OF weak
ness has grace and an attraction the more
for those who have been the agents OF un-
bending force; and the watching over the
frail germs of life has all the charm OF nov
city for these old workmen of death.