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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-28
CREsCENIt AUCfrus rooms,

OPPOSITE COURT H0bSE.
GENERAL AUCTT0NEERS IL REAL ESTAfE BROKERS,
BESPECTFULLY their services to the citizens
Evansville and surrounding for the sale OF Real
Personal Property Houses aud LOTS Fdtnute Dry
Goods Groceries, also Particular stten
paid all door sales of every descript9p reson
factory We shall do excHsfTely Com
mission Business and having goods of place
competition with consignors both the buyer and seller villa
fair legitimate market. We will d6vote whole
and Commission business. and friends
cdstotets may will spare efforts
please With prudence and bnsess
merit the confidence of all those who enEust their business
o cafe.
r EFERENCES-
P. g. O'RILEY & CO.. Evansville.
i)cvAEL, ALGo IL Co., Memphis, Tenn.
WIN. PARK 81 Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
r. B. SYKES, New Orleans.
do.
5iILEs e. FoLKEs. Vicksburg. Miss.
Wm-MCRAE. do do,
EocKwooD 4 Bros Cincinnati ohio.
EEiioG 4. Fo0T. do do.
EDw ARDS 4 BUSHNELL. st Louis. Mo.
Rsguat sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
End every evening during eomnehcing
Auctioneets.
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LATE ARRIVALS.
e E6p BAGS prime Rio Coffee,
n - - Is bbls Refinery reboled Molasses
T.! 100 bales CAnnelton Batting. Nos. rag;
or sale very low by jeIs III. VI. FOSTER.
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rs WATERTOwN, MASS, May l, 1854.
.PRoT. o. Woop; Allow to attest the virtue. and
of Hair Restorative Three SINCE
being exceedingl purchased and
use two bottles and began to tell restoring the sill
locks to their native color and the hair which
fore dry and harsh and falling CLOS
and ceased falling the dandruf Disappeared and the
scalp lost all the dsareeabi itching annoying before and
not only look but feel young again. -.
Respectfully yours; etc:
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NEW ARRANGEMENTs.

=
FMHHE undersigned has his stand opposite the post
fee all newly and neatly scd and is now fully
prepared all orders in HIS line With and
dispaeeh Personal and strict attention viii be RAID 70 all
entrusted him. whehsr the furnished by
himself the customer He has % hand some sxcsnent
cloths cam-res vestings which he villa TO
order ON reaSonat lie terms. J. p kELMS.
SReparipg. cleaning and renovstinE old
on application At short notice. j. i. HELMS.
e7S
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espectiuIIy.' yours. etc., r
CHARLES WHITNEY.

Prepared and sold wholesale Market
street. st. Louis. Mo-, and sos Broadway New York.
where also all tie popular
wholesale retail
can be bought at any other house. :.
So sale at manufacturers prices by HALL0CK &
sToDDARD and all the principal druggists everywhere.
my
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c A sH Gu sT O ME. B

CA SH Gu T. o MER S
IAN be supplied ct the lowest market prices with Hemlock
~ and Oak Sola Leather, Patent French and American
Calf Skins. French. Glazed and Boot Morocco Sheep
ings Bindings. -
Call Sycamore between Water and First
Vile. Ind. my1 J. FLEMING.
SEWING STEK.
. GASES black Sewing Silk this day by
- JAMES Low 81 CO..
je14 Alb Main ST. Louisville XIV.
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LEAD AND SHOT.
VEN k'sS' all ''s'' just f'', 5. E. GfLgERr co..
;ez7 Sycamore St.. Wassr.
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Price OF Cotton Declined.

SAVOY HOOK July 26,P.M.
The Atlantic has arrived, with Liverpool
dater to the T4th'.
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PROF. o. j. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAIR FSESTOR ATIVE,

THNHE effects of this wonderful Hair Restorative
dueiug the most astonishing results in the public mind
old and young in praises of the virtues this
remarkable position. 1t is the only preparation
be Deepen grey hair
repTeducs on bald heads uxuriant growth Read the
following:
i. BILFoHD, WORCESTER Co, Nov! TO- 1884.
PRoF. J. WcoD.Dear Sir: take pleasure bearing
voluntary testimony the magic effects of your wonderful
Hair Restorative. far back my hair
falfihg until of scalp became bald and smooth
gasJ notwithstanding had used many celebrated
atiEes Seeing your advertisement induced to give
article trial
few applications that hair became firmly assumed
very glossy and beautiful appearance by the time
had used the contents of Bottle bald head
covered with and vigorous growth hair which
one to two inches in length and growing very fass
Yours, .tIulF. 80.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-28

~ lIemoires OF the COUNTESS. of Bieasinztsn.
Prune's Travels in the East,
Life of Horace g eeley.
Abbott's Life of Napoleon; st
je28 - SAM.L LISTERS Bookstore
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SAL SODA.
Fist Received Cask. and for sale by
R@ my5 s. 4. GILBERT d. CO.. Syc. Water.
COTTON BATTING.
MTOR sale 100 BALES, Mol aad 2. BY
E my5 S. e. GILBERT CO., Syc. near Water.
AaE BBLS White Lime;
4l%O 500 prime nvassed Hams;
at wholesale o retail. by JOHN BUTTS.
jeI Locust ST., opposite NJ. E. Church.
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A BARGAIN. -
VHEu derrg wishes sell his business stand Main
sire Mt. Carmel. ~ which is Of the sest in
consisting lot 20 fest font 100 feet deep The
building By 40 feet story with 10 inch hard brick
wall cellar under the whole The building divided into
two rooms 40 occupied the other
49, occupied varsity patent medicines.
TOYS candy, soda water ice Also food we'll
with iro pump houssOne of the best in Southern Iii
no only in this place. with cient ice for the
seasen Possession small room and cellar given mme
daey Of the large Ist of September with
the rent from that time which the Of SO
per For further particulars enquire Of the sghser
os Ms Carmel 5s4e je2s
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OH RBLs prime Lard. bbIs canvasssd Dried Beef.
ID 20 dozen Ground coEas reed
Turk at js20 COOKS FaHilY Grocery.
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CIDER VTNEGAR.
Am - BBLS received directly from Western Reserve, and
40 I. q d HERMAN. 4
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NE CHESTS, EEFREGERATORs, &c.
UsP Reserved osof the latest style Ice Chests and Re-
a. fgeTator the best article in che and the cheap
est Also Let of No. Ice Coolers Prepare yourselves
may Is HoENBEooK cHU RCHILL,s.
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JUST RECEIVED
NEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY,
GDNSISTING Of Bonnes OF all descriptions. also beauti
~ full embroidered Mantlas Parasols. Embroideres.
Gloves. Mtts Caps and Head Dresses the styles
which we invite the particular attention hr Ladies'
f. r. BARKER.
-zsidenee ~
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WCHTH5. UF TIE NEUbT FAkHIUNAHLk
CLOTHKHG AT A SACRlFlCEi
10y the late fires hGve lost clothing sales
obliged whole stock Of Clothing in
the second story which deprived
ontnue selling clothing retail. hereafter We
ton this friends that shall sell the Whole stock
of greatly redposd prices without regard Our
motto shall be for the months:
cit LUST BE S6LDi,.
- WIN LOEW ENTHAL & 60,
my23 Corner of Main and First sta,
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SALT.
"A y2o GEO. FOSTER co
IRON RAELING.

NHE undersigned has the for the sae of and
4 beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING. wrh round
wrought rods and figures in great VARIETY
styles and Sizes which will sell prices
EREIaHT.
Ths rangs cheaper and more substantial than other
kind NO IN Those wishing Railing enclose
lots yards, or for piazzas will do well to give
Gall.
Prices from 81 so 70 81 so per foot.
y2S-d@w NJ, A. LAWRENCE,
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A GREAT BARGAIN.
1ENHE Lot the First and streets
by $780, affirming the residence Of Samuel Lister is Of
fered for sale reasonable terms II is one Of the ELI
yihe building lots in the city and perfect title given
Also. House and lot Chestnut street. adjoining the
Joseph Turnoek fer sale liberal En-
7uire CT je7 J. @. JEwELL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

A RESOLUTION authorizing the President of
the United States to confer the title Of
lieutenant-general by brevet for eminent
services.
Resolred by The Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United STATES Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
grade of lieutenant. general b., and the
same is hereby, revived in the army Of the
United States, in order that when, in the
opinion Of the President and Senate, it
shall be deemed proper to acknowledge en-
inenl services OF major-general Of the ar
my in the late war with Mexico, in the
mode already provided for in subordinate
grades, the grade OF lieuenant-general may
be specially conferred by brevet, and by
brevet only, TO take rank from the date Of
such service or services Prorided, hote-
erer, That when the said grade Of lieutcn-
ant-gcncral by brevet shall have once been
filled, and have become vacant, this joint
resolution shall thereafter expire and be Of
no effect.
Approved February 10, 1866.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.

By the arrival OF the Southern mail, as
late as dun, we have received New Orleans
papers of afsday.
The detailed advicps from Mexico &c tho
Slh inst, furnish the following items -
The earthquakes experienced on the st
and 2nd inst, CAUSED solae damage to tho
city of Mexico. Some old walls al Puerto
Blanco were thrown down. The aquc-
ducts at San Coams and Bcien were split in
many places. -. Is
The Government hai thought il necessa-
r. 10 have iho public buildings anined.
The Diario Official publishes dispatches
announcing that Col. Francisco Sanchez
ro1tcd tn. forces under General Antonio
Draz SulgaIo on the 22i uli at Jaannpa,
and also on lhc 2ilh the iurccs under lIuer-
Ia and puebli,a, consisting of more than
fifteen hlndred men, compelling them to
retire before him, leaving b hind him on
the field upwards of thirty dead and their
arms and horses.
a proposition has been made TO tho
Government TO carry the mail, between
Vera Cruz and Mexico in forty eight hours
and establish daily communication.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

On ISH sPITABLs TnoUGHrs INTENT. The
Quarterly Review states that some of the
tents sent off by cur intelligent war officials
for the poor soldiers in the Crinlca were old
ones which wer" actually used in the Pen.
insular war, and Of course, having rott, in
store for half century, were utterly use
less 1t mus, have been in this Ministerial
feat that one of the slavering eulogists of the
Dake OF Newcastle referred, when alleging
the other day that 'the government supplies
to the troops would show better the more
they were canvassed. ."-London Punch.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

Warrant Issued for The Arres, Of GOrcrn.
or Gdrdner.-A warrant was issued by the
Police Court this morning for the arrest Of
His Excellency Henry J. Gardner,
Governor OF the commonwealth h, and
Constable Tallant was charged with
the service ofthc same. The offence is for
encumbering the sidewalk, or for neglect
ing to remove snow and ice therefrom, in
front Of his store at 90 Milk street. The
service Of the warrant upon His Excelency
probably will not detan him from his du-
ties at the State House. The law is no re.
speclor Of persons, and knows no parlality.
Boston Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
HERALD OF hE TIMES Thu R6D MURNG FEBRUARY o. 1855

UTThe following choice extract is from
the editorial department Of Godey's l.ady's
Book for February. Read it, young la
dies.
The young grI whose immortal faculties
are all filtered away upon founces and op-
era n.usic will grow into vapid silly od
woman, Stunned by the selfish, tolerated by
the generous. and incapable OF inspiring any
higher sentiment than the compassion near
ly allied to contempt A butterfly belle may
at sixteen attract "the hte.goved beaux;'
but, alas for butterfly o! sixty! lnslan-
ces Of such, and deplora,le ones, too, we
have seen; there are few more humlliating
spectacles for our sex. Skill in the fine
art. is delightful source of unfailing plea
sure to its possessors and her circle OF
friends; but il is only in rare instances that
nature gives talent for art worth the years
OF time aud the very large amount Of mo-
ney necessary before the woman can at
tain an excellence that rewards her ami her
family for their sacrifices. The cultivation
Of elegant literature is in the power Of ev-
cry one who has leisure and what young
lady has not time OIL her hands? Ii is the
cheapest, the easiest OF accomplishments
Is it the least valuable 4? Which is the
more desirable friend or companion p
Which is capable of giving more enter
tainment at home or abroad, by the freside
or in the large assembly 2-the woman who
can warble half dozen cavatinas as well
as tenth-rate opera singer, or she whose
well-stored well balanced mind is filled
with the ideas of the best writer's of every
age who ample fund of knowledge is
ready on every occasion; whose wit, not
crralic or sarcastic, but properly curbcd
and tempered with kindness, gives blllian-
cy to old thoughts and whose well l-cnltur-
ed Judgment is able to produce new ideas
We can dance and sing but few years al
most: we can converse all our lives, I'M
less our intcllects have been weakened by
ars OF hablual repression and fictitious
torpor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

AN EXPECTED FLOOD. The heavy fall Of
snow with which he country about Chicago
has been visited gives rise to apprchonspns
of flood tn re in the Spring. In lS49, Chi.
cago was visited with a flood, and Si3O.00O
in property destroyed. Besides that, many
lives were sacrificed. The water swept away
bridges aud flooded the city Now the
snow is very deep, and if it should melt
suddenly, or heavy rain should fall, II
more disastrous flood, it is feared, would
enSue.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

SEIZURE OF LIQUOR. Constable Mott, on
complaint OF "lhe three" seized about $4,000
worth oil liquors at the store of ID. CLARK &
CO., Stale street, on the 9Th inst. The Ii
quors We're stored il! the top lott and marked
A & l.. Clark, New York, to whom they
belonged. They are part of the stock on
the lst of August, and disposed of TO the
firm in New York. About two-lhirIs OF
the lot were in The original packages as i'm
ported, and the town OF Hartford will probably
be made to pay for the entire lot of liquors
in the end Hartford Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

Gas Works.-A "pers,ve" young man
complains to us that while in the act Of
" declaring his intentions, ITO very beauti-
full young lady of rather eight turn of
mind" on Tuesday evening last me ''gas
went our; and stayed out so long that he
was unable to finish his proposal. The
next day the lady left the city for the South,
and an indefinite period Of time. lilo enquir-
es whether, in consequence of the failure
Of his suit with the lady, he cannot change
the venue and sue the gas company. He
: advised to "blow 'em up."-Worcester
Transcript.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

AN ACT OF GRATITUDR.-T Bunker
Hill aurora has the following:
".tbout sixteen years ago, team ran in
to carriage OH the neck, near the Russell
House, containing a gentleman and his two
or three children, throwing the gentleman
out and breaking some bones. Our vener-
able friend DIR. Abram r. Thompson, was
on the spot, and he obtained carriage,
placed the gentleman in it on bed, and
conducted him to his home on Boston neck,
where he set the b,nes. After finding out
who his own physician was, he went and
told him what he had done, and left him un-
der his charge. When the gentleman was
able TO attend TO his business, he came and
paid DR.. Thompson literally, and nothing
more was heard If him by the doctor unit
few weeks ago, when he came one day in
a carriage, and requested tho doctor to ac-
company him. The doctor assented. AS
they were riding along tie gentleman said,
Il do not know whether you remember me
or not, but do you shall never forget
you az long as live. You did an act Of
kindness for me once. And now, in return
for this, am going 10 carry you to my tail
ors, and am going to give you as handsome
suit o! clothes AS there is to be had in the
city, and wish to select the cloth myself
The doctor laughed, but nevertheless went
and was measured, and was sent home in
the carriage. In about two weeks after
this time, the tailor came with the clothes,
and found they were perfect fit"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
Extract from The "Carolina Wdichmdn

Extract from he "Cnolina Waichman,'
Salisbury, n. G., u. s. A., NoremJer,
1854.
The following account of Mr.. HOLLo-
WAYS NEWSPAPER MUSEUM will be read
with interest -
Mn. Holloway is cera' ny very re-
markable man in some respects. His busi-
ness is carried to many and distant C un-
tries, requiring large written correspon-
dence; uningging attention, and prompt
ness in pccunary matters. II, in our busie
ness intercourse with him, we have just
idea of his character as q business man, we
doubt whether he is excelled either in Eu-
rope or America. We have been surprised
at one thing. and that is, that in the transac
lion Of such large business, he finds time,
in his correspondence, to display so much
pOliteness in so handsome a manner
Nor is it mere French work, we think,
but genuine cleycrness. Moreover, he
seems to know good deal about almost
every thing and you not unirequently find
him dropping.a remark about matters near
you, and which you would suppose would
escape the attention Of foreigner. His
Newspaper Museum, however, explains il,
and it is to that we beg to call attention.
Mr.. HOLLOWAY'S NEWSPAPER
MUSEUM.
Fro,o the Her,s Guardian
At Mr.. Holoways establishment, near
Temple Bar, there is the most extensive,
the most complete, and the most cs,-aordi.
nary collection of newspapers in the world
Mr.. Holloway, it should be known, adver-
tises his Pills and Ointment in about 1000
Foreign newspaper, and in nearly every
English paper.-Prbably The year of the
Great Exhibition, and the calls ofioreigners
from distant climes, first gave him the ilea
of collecting the papers sent him ; but, be
this as it may, it Is not carried out by his
own private enterprise, in n manner com,
pared with which, the COLLECTION in the
British Musuem is mere ridiculous farce.
In suits of lofty apartments are the news.
papers of every civilized country in the
world properly and systematically arranged
in convenient portfolios /; and the stranger
in London, " neither from the United States,
New Zealand, the Cape, Australia, China.
Hindostan, p. rsis, or elsewhere, may, by
visiting Mr.. Holloway, museum, at once
become acquainted with the latest inteli-
gence from his own country. There il
every facility and accommodation Tor reading
and extract. Several clerks are KEEP,
constantly employed in receiving, sorting,
and arranging the papers (; and the whole
establishment is conducted in a manner
which for order, comfort, and celcriIy, is
perfect contract to the arrangements at the
British Museum. Any gentleman from the
country wishing 10 look ii, newspapers from
any part of The globe where newspapers
are printed, may, by calling at Mr.. Iiollo-
ways, be instantly tut in possession of the
requisite intelligence. OF course this mu-
scum, so useful and so unique, attracts great
attention, and many distinguished men are
often to be seen thcrc,-mcmbcrs OF Par
lament, newspaper editors, foreigners of
em'nencc, a., &. 1t is striking instance
of wha, individual energy an! enterprise
can effect.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
Approved February 10, 1866.

A WILD ANIMAL IN WgLLFLEEr woops.
"A strange animal is now rowing in Well
fleet woods. 1t has been seen by many
persons; an attempt has been made TO
catch il. How il came there no one knows
but ii is coniectured that it made his es-
cape from some vessel A great hunt is in
contemplation. The creature is deseribcR
as being about tho size o! large New
foundlan nd dog, and very savage kss-
mouth Register. 49, al;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

We have not heard that the Duchess Of
Sutherland, so tender-heartcd on the subject
of American slavery, has done anything for
the unhappy British soldiers. But if it were
possible to measure and compare different
degrees of human misery, we should Judge
that the suferings Of all the slaves in the
United States for century would no, match
those of the British army in the Crimea dur
ing the last three monlhs.-Bost Courier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

Frequently the Case.-Mr. Geo. w. Cur
tis, in q lecture at New York, spoke Of
those pious people who clssped their hands
so tight in prayer that they could not open
them when the contribution bor came
round.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

"A GooD Joks," as the newspapers call
it, was Perpetrated the other day at the ox-
pense of the State Treasurer of Ponlsyl-
vania. lie was arrested in the cars al OTIS
town by an oiiicer,who thought his personal
appearance answered the escrption oI a
hotel thief he was in search of. Luckily
some one recognized him shortly after lis
arrest.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

A Slight Mistake.-A strictly religion.
man laid by, for Sunday reading an article
he found in his New York Mirror, headed
"The rise and Progress Of st. Paul" But
on taking il up to read, found it was an
historical account Of the business progress
Of st. Paul, Minnesota.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
Bn telegraph.
ROsrnN. February 10.

''V9 ''i coI U"Iy IV'
Adutant Gancral S,on' was arrested at
Worcester OF Saturday afternoon for tres
pass in breaking open tie armory OF tho
Jackson Guards, ,one oflhe di,b.nded compa-
MES, who refused 10 surrender their arms
AM equipments to the state. lie was allowed
10 return to Boston without bail in order to
consul, the Conmand,r-in-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
Jyollo,pays Ointueut and Pills Wonder.

.w-A sufferer by a late fire, in q card Of
thanks, published in contemporary jour
nal, is made to say-"The nnder-singed
desires to express" &c. Judging from
accounts, il would seem that he was not
merely singed, but pretty considerably
burn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

An olive wood cane, brought from the
Mount Of Olives by The artist Banyard, is to
be presented by him to FIX Governor
Briprs, Of Massachusetts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

DIscouRAGIsG. = Twenty-Five street
sweeping machines have been brought into
use in New York. The Boston Post says
twenty hundred and twenty two Of them
would not be sufficient to clean the filthy
streets Of that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

The President has approved the resolu-
tons for sending an expeditions to tho relief
of DR.. Kane, and immediate steps will be
taken for the departure of the vessels.