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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
MEDICINAL.
WHY FEMALES SUFFER II HEALTH,
TIE MARRIED wondAN,s
PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MPRNION.

{ EatBsHt6 FkE0aWftE-- Q9HTkf kENfSbf$,
BY-DR. "A. Ms4MAUR1CEAN,
PROFESSOR DISEASES wos1EN.
One HandrellA Edition (5oO, O0O) l6nso. pD. $50
The ares Trade Sales Of New York,
as Is sSS z
EVERY woman here discover. BY comparing her owr
symptoms with those described the nature oharscesr ans
cause OF her e0mPsas and be spared much anxiety
rns IS Teifss the Of making known
making inquiries Of Physician In respec the
ailnen to which she Is suhieos. The wife at
mother has often need Instruction sdrSe rssp<si
. VIII, she viii herssnd es
What Is the matter. &nd tells her what simple
hut ehssse words. and such she can undersezAd
;, Issis saSsfs1s Ton srsssass esisI
The womb or ron iros vi sasS 49, -. =
tbs means Of prevsotion anslioratcn sno relsf
si s q he sssss
E arc To i ss ss 1a
sl@os eonnenssbls ssnss u At i'll rather than
eonplainta pscullsr e ths female only
psaOn every female has Physician ths. and de-
she can At vioissse % ssasisirs-
fExsfass Of letter gentleman in DAy.oa ohio
MAvnIcnAs NJ p.sD 3E III Iii. l hs S.s s S.r
ofFrsat suers soT and during
sT % af
hieh the last departed Of supposed
meet the worst heard op1 highly roksn o. Is con
taiung matters resehing On Ia receipt and
perusal press JOS reitef afforded dis
ssed MIND end the joy u fErEea 70 my Wife on
learning that the discovery Of NJ NJ Deosux rroVi
dsd remedy itopenca which little
passed hess ia ali prossy @
would have been IN az children lett 1ossrls
INDIANA AGENTS.
- J. NJ. =. o. Dove, Bloomington Paris & Turaer
Greenesste; James FL Riehmcnd J. Faifrs Sicily
vile Q. r. Harvey. Vincennts James Beard. H. Facet
and G. b Hensly kokcmo Snedgrass PeTTysvllie; A
n Chamberlain. Elkhsre r J. Langden kocsp port; G.
Dustin JeHerRonvle q W. Allison Franklin L. C.
peeatc. Delphi. and ANT Ell LISTER. Evansvills.
Es- Upon reesipt of One Dollar. 1.-THE NJ RRiED o.
MANS PRIE ATE EEDICA 0sP ANON, sent (E all
ed any part OF Uniled the Cauadzs
British Provinces. II letters be postpai and
dressed to l't. A. MAuEICEAN. box i2z4 New York
IT 9n-d
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
ool New oRLEANs, Nov. 10.

G-The Greencastle Banner gives some in
sight into the manner the bogus party is re-
cruited in the following, viz:
John Bowling, our old boss, and brother to
"Tom,' many years editor of paper IN Terre
Haute afterwards elected State Printer, was in
town one day last week. "Tom" turn, Tyler
lite, and for his treachery to the Wing praty
gotan 'Indian contract" which lined his nest
pretty well. John has gone over to the old
liners and his reward is some little Office he
is now holding in Washington. In 1884, John
published democratic paper-in 40 Har-
rison paper--in IA he was whig-voted for
Cass in '48--in AZ, he was again whig,-vo-
ted for Cass in '48-in '52, he was again a
wing, but he is now an old liner, holding Office
under the present administration.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

oTThe weather yesterday morning was
warm and clustering the wind blowing furi-
Dusty for time. But it suddenly changed to
raw and cool
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

0TOur markets will be found correct
We intend giving daily reports of the principal
articles, and full and carcfully corrected Price
Current every week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
Auction ROOMS.

Old Court House Corner of Mn and Third streets
distely opposite the Warrington Hotel.
HHAvING leased for Of years ard astsd IN the
II above well Known stand prepared TO
cevs sale auction private sale all kinds Of
rerchandiso; household furniture. horsea bug
gies, etc $50
Gosh advances made on eonsfgnnents whom required.
Regular sales every Tuesday II aud Saturday.
at So'eiosk A. NJ Ao tuesday. "Wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gasliEht
oRsdoorsles aEdszies SeafestAte promptly asten dsd
to.
We are weekly receiving and have now hand large
snd general assortment Of FURNITURE consisting oislat.
spindle backs scroll and seoop rim
hack Office French. Jenny LIND. and Buste wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa seat Chairs Ebefa
chairs: spring rockers sofas soeabes centre
card dining breakfast tables light and yash stands
lounges mirrors. fine and misses hedsseads. mat
tin and wire safes. which viii sell a. Gin
cinnsti prices.
We have also hand great variety ofnotioas swelry
solins pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
ETC. etc will sell prices for cash,
wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY NELSON.
mys kuet's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

or There was false alarm of fire yester-
day morning occasioned by chimney burn
ing out The fremen were on hand in a
hurry
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
Dir. ". I. OVENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
II

often and frequently the pratiee ofndiTideas
who medicine, to gull the public with list
Certificates purportiDg to who
by the ereo when in hos
merely the Of the brain the
Of the Iaedicine, signed with Fictitious npmes.
The subsert claim for the Pills cred the
miraculous wonderful hich
the flesh heir to- but will that Tor the
enoned in the ptiou OF this advertisement
there has been ered TO suffering humanity safe
speedy remedy To sGbstantste ths assertion he
would in this community no. trying
medicines rtrIorDg be certain hsYe shly
found relief from the use OF these Pills.
These Pulls not composed Of cheap Ingredient and
made by machinery for the purpose ofmaking They
made put up by the ubscrhers composed
entirely of costly ard drugs be sold
generally patent pills. But
wish artiele which will cure Asue and Fever few
days thereby snabng the patient to his daily
patton will End these PILLS the eheaPestsRd sdeine
ever prepared.
these Pills will be given
application TO The subscribers:
owEssBoRo. Ky. August l. 1885.
This certihes that taken sick with chill
and hish fever snd vomiting and and
Of DR. oEsns Agus Pills, and happy to that they
fseted speedy and permanent cure. JOHN II MeFAR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
n. LEONARD.
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS.
OPPOSITE TIE NkW cocET HOUSE. -,
aENRRAI AUorIoxReRs s REAL EsTATE ssRol

WBESPECTFULLY tender their services 20 the citizens
EvaIle and country q ts sale Of Re al
and Personal Property Houses Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware, Groeeries sso sseeuar
ten paid all door sales ofevery
able We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business snd having goods Of TO place
competition with both tie buyer and seller
have legitimate market We viii devote whole
time the Auction and Commission business and friends
VIII efforts
pleasthem With pruae busirrss hope
merit he eendGene Of all those who enerus their business
70 care.
-REFERRHe ES-
P q. o. RrI KT & TO-. Evansville.
nrvALL. ALao = Co.. Memphis, Tenn
JAMES BOYD, do do,
z. Is. SIZES New Orleans
LEWIS
Mules E FOXES Vieksbure sMiss.
LocKwooD BRos Cincinnati. Ohio
KELLOGG & FooT.
EDWARDS & RUsHSELL, St Louis Mo-.
Regular days Tuesdays Thursdays aatErdays
10 clock every evehng during
at early gssIight. sPs SWEET & LEONARD.
Auctionssrs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
AUCTION SALES.
DEsIgARLE ME.sIDENCE

N57 offer for sale bargain oomfortahls Cottage Res
dence. with good ous-houses and cistera, in
good neighboEheod. Fer pal ticuIaIs enquire Of
- z4 SWEET & LEONARD.
$50 Auction and erafA eent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
BOOTS & SHOES.

r1HE Subscribers have on hand the largest and most
complete of Roots and shoes ever i
xf;sss ,ss so fsfFrs ovs eushs Bocts eeoes
and siippers spi5 HEFDRfohS AotesA'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
TELEGRAPHTo MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 9.
Flour 8 IS. Sugar 614a6H. Corn 75aso.
Oats 46a48. Whisky IS. Prime coffee 1o16
all Lard in kegs II, tierces liz. Molasses
2e1z. Mess pork retailing 20 5oa21. Ster-
ling exchange 615a7.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 9. Ii.
Sugar 614v066c.
Flour $3 rs.
Grain-Corn 75@8oc. Oats 4s@47.
Sides-Sales at 13c.
Whisky 35c.
Prime coffee 1o3z GIL.
Molasses 291@.
Lard in kegs 12c in tiers liz.
Mess pork retailing at $50 5o@21.
Raw whisky 4Oc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

80 n, -
DR. y. W. O MProS-Dear Sir: Having for the past
severely afflicted Rth Ghls aud Fever
thug that Sou.a aiord any reliet only
a st last nadsad try Of Dr.. W
oen's Chill Pjas which Gil, and 70 srsst Joy. sitter
uisng = found that more sTse from
most ioatasotae If all diseases. Chile FsTer.
woria ssy al who asvs cAi5s and Fever. lose
Mt "a Ir. " Cow ton
ny sord Tor you will - trguLisd
With O, Ills again. CEAS. % GEIST-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

certify that had ehs ans fever and Induced from
the reputation that Dr. Pills hsd in curing chlls
purchase of Dr. w. owen'sj silly ceebra-
Pills L the whole before entirely
we'll and believe the best Pill
public Tor the cure Of Ague and Fever. C. AYREs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
Otlus bp Gelfgrap).
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
New osLEArs, Nov. 10.


New ORLEAHs, Nov. 10.
& letter from Texas states fight took
place near Fort Belknap, between the Della
ware Indians and the Camanches; seven Of
the latter were Killed.
The Indians are making depreastions on the
frontier. A treaty was made ON the 18th,
with the Camane1fes of New North Mexico.
The steamship Prometheus from Aspinwall,
had arrived at Corpus Christi.
Ae LOUISVILLE, Nov. II.
+ There are 8 feet water in the channel, and
s feet inches on the Falls. Rained all yes
terdsy and to-day Further rise indicated.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
. We have had heavy rains. The rivers are all
rising. Sterling exchange 614 @7.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
Louisiana close and doubtful; chance in ia
vor Of Democrats.
Mississippi Democratic by four thousand.
Eustice, American, is elected in the 1st dis
trict, Louisiana; Taylor Democrat, in tbs I'd.
Democrats ahead in Sd district.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

a11ta Boz UAEBoH. ny. AprsT
Thsi to certify that Chil and Fever in family
past months and tried sli tbs Chill Fills
Chill had IN TIE country In erdi
nary they stopped the chs the of
family, With exception. On oldest there
of would make til came
DR.. Chill Pills and safely to every body
'-A' 'A' ~ '1' D>'' ''-7 M o. JACKSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
CONFECTIONERs. EoTEl; KEEPERS. AM

RE invited to examine assortment of Superior Ex
n tracts Vanilla, Lemon. Rose Neetarne Bitter Al
moud and Cinnamon havoring custards blanc
jelties ice cream sauces, etc.. for sale BY ,--,,,
ey22 TENNEI Il SOHSNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
D = BUSHELS SWEET POTATO Es.Just receive
y Cd and for sale by octI6 7. BACON 81 CO.

SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTING.
wv SUMMERS, late partner of W. VI. Tilestnn m os
w respeetully informs the citizens Of and VI,
rnatntA Painting and that by strict attention &c
business completely tasteful and v0rkmaake execution Q
all h merit continuance OF thatra
ronaee heretofor so literally extended to him
30 Shop Main he second tGor OF MY j. r
r,liio.tss N " brick building oct16tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

sATgNET-3 eases striped satinst for Goats received
srs-iSx as Main street, Lcuisvils, KY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

" 4.
owENsBoEo. Ky. Feb. r. 1853
Or ". T. owFS-Dear Sir: have been sfieied With
chi and mouths and after various
edies Induced box OF Ague Pills. which
cured sound and well and Relieve them to b the
best m dicine in use BALTHASER " ACH.
have gentleman for six years. and eer
= s--' - J. PLUNKETT, River Trader.
Pittsburg. Pa
LEwIsPoRT. Ky, Jan. 3 1855
This certfes that have had the ch and evsr for
box Of Chill pills. and they have entirely cured
me- THGS. P. TAYLOR.
OwESsBoRo. April H. 1855.
Icertify that had and applied toed
physician who prescribed for and medicine.
which break the chill give relief was
then advised try Dr. OWENS Chill Pulls; did and they
chills and perfectly we'll They also
Of most distressing pain in the side which was
would result something serious Persons afflicted
ehl would do wei to use them; they certain
cure Sfso " Sl's< tsSfi
az These pills warranted to cure in every instance
where the directions followed.
w J. W. COMPTON, Druggist.
Owensburg. KY.
W0OLSEY & SAWYER.
I A4So " Wholesale and RetSiI gents
r,suw Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

PROF.. THOMPs0N'S
New BARBER shop,
re-. ,-I,v a,.ned in Rates. house Vine street
.Ias Sdarpenters bloch. where Re WOULD b
= lus. oil and many ones
hAppy the hnsness his personal atten
cen a bos y the exrerienced assistants Ri1
ton 81 cutting in the latest 81, lie. vie
ham poonirr. Sc. dsne % order clz2.l
BLACKING. &C.
- Gross Hacking. superior aTtielei
. 3na his English Dairy Cheese;
20 ~ TO- SAGE do: at low ~
- ~ IrnRNBROOK q CHI RCHILL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

The undsrsrned Rev j. K Bragg Minister regular
and pastor Orthodox Church. Brookfeid
Mass lie is gentleman considerable influence. uni
versally beloved. CORY VIM DYER.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28
@rpBcr WlQIDntc 61Q.

Nrr nuS9epebntCte planc 6crtr, NleIcpicn urlb
MuNtitUbr in rem Serenistsn Staaten,
Sit an 15tSu Sttcbsr 1855, in cen
lf a on ic 81 eb beiL
Gbrtnut StraBe. ptcrbalt Der 7trn in YblaScI-
rbih, geGffnct wcrpen,
Durtb = ob n 0Rarf tb, otn alItinisn astnt
fir BcrpmGu, 0ran uno Cos. bsrGbmt rlCS Gau=
paua IttatbmEut piano Scrtts, unp s. VI. Slst uue
Gc's Vrsmum gRsroicns. @ltihfalls, p,anc Scrs
tts uno NNtceirns rcn duotrn ttrGbmttu SRanufatus
rtin. 9. ~, bar ciutn etaIi ftr msbrtrt Sabre in
Dem mo3nliittnttn un0 pcblbitonnttn SRaicnts 81:
bduet CrbaIn, Glpc stetutt Zen 9rSetGn Stcd pcn
Qlanr Scrtts, 9RtIcoicnS, MuHt, uuo muiIfalllde
Snltrnaltntt rcu aGiu 0tntunun9tu auf 5ano gu
bl!tn wchtS olIts CT fttt ier9fiItt9 ousniblt uen
oafir tdr9t rd6 otS pcRtcmwnr 3ufritctnbiit aibt.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28
Sfcinfpblcu
NcSem6er Of.
9td6rt6t.

Nadrt@t mirb Hisrmit 9cscten, bag Der lin.
tcrScidrrte i;db AM 7tsn NcYcm6er, 1855, Spn Der
6trmn, rr!te unter Dem glamen BON 8ernaban,
SaulB un0 Comp, in ben Union 5Srunorp gBerts
itGttrn gu Gataauqua, 9r6a Gaunty, rrillirte, su,
rtd9elc9en bat. DaS publifum brlirbe bieppn
Sta4t 3u nsbmen.
Shrmns 6. Srrnntan.
gcsrmFer 2i, na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28

ririse Gbiiren ptertalt rer
Sepitacp 6aQe. alIwr elm
rrrsiisljdrs GlNprt'ment rcn
Sfii blcm ETC., jest euf
Sdnp 1T, aus Den aIlertciCn
Watrrillirn lnlo ra6 fen
Olroeu pcrfcrti8t.
Die ulntrriCihneten iinp ptl
lia cntihlpECn lire 2lrteit Gin
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28

wcnB mrbtie;lsr ;u Scrtaufn, ais irscuO iCnihpO
prrtauft wirc, rmp Sur rGmIi6en 3cit lprcdrn iic
au@ gut rafiir. 0akrr rufr IN, rrr etwas brautat
aus piriem 6aA.
... ..... 9trib unb Sic9cr.
Nrermtcr Z. ra}m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28
100 gSlCtI0< <StGnDer /!

Ter llntcr5ciGnrtC Scgt irinrn 6mrea unN rem
9cctrtrn &utIitum an, roB CT 0cgcnwIrtia 100
icrtiac SCiiGsStSrrcr, ouf RE olcrtcite MnniCr
acma4t. ouf !0anp bat, unO Scn Is Gents bis su
6 lboIcr Srrtnuft, 2Iu6 9at r Ncacrwdrtis Gin
wI&ti8 pcrfcrti9tr5 uno 9rrbc5 2INcrtcment ecn
AuCrIrt onpcrn 3toer1aren sum Scrfauf pprrG.
tbia, an ienr SGcrttGttc in rcr loaniltUn.SraBr
Der Statt ?Iaentaun, nd&itc Ghire Su Sartrr UNI
Sjcung'0 Gicntrkr.
Sphn =. GrIc.
Nr9cr,trr Z. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28

&nliirlL 9triicbSga, Gnmprn :r. &c.
it mir 9cwEtnli& puatGnrig. SBh Gntcn 6itcn
uno &hrpn UNI j'prn &opf gu poBtn-unp Stie.
Feln UNI Sdubcn um jrprn 6uG in rrlcr Gcms
munitSt 81 iuitcn.
Snrem tas taltc Brtter iebt trrEeiriift f.
w"lltrn mir tcicnpere 9luimn tiamfcit auf unIern
Strt ppn gIpict. WrntlmrnS, Niiilrs mp Sin.
tern Garprt, Orcitn, &alb unp Snpia Nutkcr
(lctcrI6utrn lentrn-pppru mir atlrs wctlfeilrr
aIs ie Yertlufsn.
92r itnN pnntbar fir bic titcratc RunSIdaft
rir unS gu S9cjl wurpc, unp brifcn rurh punFtlis
dc Gaimrrtiamtcit oui mierr @clhGIte unrrr
&uncrn np 5reunccn fcrnrrbin tcfricriaen Al
tSnncn. r0rmA rap mir al lcGr nierrn grcGen
pcrFGufrn.
BE39~ ~&GuiIcutt i'm 2Gnrr mrrtrn nit ciniarn bcr
rtt9n NtritcI an rrn riep:ritrn City Scb,n9.
grriBFn crricECn.
9Jrun1 rnb gck,
SIC. ij DIT s3amltrn Ctr, Nllrntaun.
NGHrmter II. nQim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28
Sern6 nn6 SrDreQ.
9Scner Saaroclb

SSru6tz unb gtcblsStr6r
in brr @sRs sSamittpn StraBe, cine 9bire Sll6
ppn S6lcifer'S G'aRbaulr,
IN Ntcntewn.
Die llntrrldrjetsnrn ;ci9sn birmt BEN Gin,
mrbnrr Scn alIeutcwn an, raB iic an rtiscm
StanppIabe Gin neurr @cbtlcbr uBTnet batrn,
no iie fcrtwSbrenp auf 5anb Su baltcn gspentcn
iece @rt WrIl mo 6uttrrlioif, prl6eS ile ppbls
feIer Serfaufcn ais ipnli rsenpwU pcrtauft miro,
atrr nur fir Saargelb. @uf Gerlangen
wirp es in bic 9Scbnungsn gebra6t.
Gle tc,abIcn INNER ben b53ilsn @arftpreie
fir 5ruat iepsr 9lrt.
Jche J. Serno,
Peter GrercII, jr.
Sttcber 10. nobs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28
2oeue O1tcr.

Gtc llntrr;r6nctrn fnb nrutid Scn Nsuyerf
unp 9tilaptIpbil nit rem 9rEBtcn unp msl fdils
cndtlen Stpf pcn G,iitrrn suriidsctebrt. ais iie
ie SuYtr bdttcn, ueIde e an ptn allrrniceriaitcn
prciben gum Srrfauf auticttn. Giricttc tefet
fen aus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28
GirNz Ginweibuna.

IuI Slmfl9S unp Srnntnae ben ilien unb %
ten DCrsmbrr, ioll Die neurrbIute armenl6aitIis
die yuibcriidbt mo NSirrmrtr itirhr, in SiiOs
gGaeittou IIuni6p, yrhl Sauntp, nubc Der Ges
refsGrtCf. gum 01ltseprnit ein9cwritt nrrrrn.-
Nn bciren 6a9cn rirp &rrmjttdss INN 10 lltr
unp 9la6mitthg5 purA prrl5sprnr Yrcrissr Gre
pgt 9cbnIttn werprn.
aar 8rrunrr Der @ettrIY'rebrung linp frsunbs
1daftIi4 rinselarra te,umebnsn.
,Iphn qirrn, -"
Hhiljp Snappentcrgrr,
Splrmpn 9prnrN
Sanirl Srpblt,
Saunr7rr.
NrSrnltcr 81. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28
ienb0Dn< 0eppt
uno
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unteriarictrncr ma6t brm putlitum adtunos.
sru bstannt, tab rr an lGtnem StanbplaBr, he.
tannt ais S6Idt Damn, in gcrbwbcitbaa, geta
Gauntp, iiA rrllfrmmen rinsrridtrt Dat, UNI ierc
art Gradt, ais grpputte II. (. NJ, mad Rruvort
uno 9bilabelpth cher auperc YIGse al teiSr.
bern. 3u rem gnbjwrd Bat er sn ercecs gBaa.
rrnlaus an Der Gtienta9n rrbaut, sur auinabme
unS aaftrwabrung iGber glrt g8aarrn in Jradt
rrldc antcmmt pper brf6roert wsrorn Ica. 9(u6
trfnret ib Die Grprrb.Sfice rnIrltf, 70 pob
Sitter, Qrpputte ETC., oon pa at9cI6dt pper pas
bin sebra4t werpen fDnnrn.
Sfcinfpblcu
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Smyrna times., 1855-08-01
The Philosophy of Rain,

To understand the philosophy of this beauti-
iul and often sublime phenomenon, SO often wit
messed since the creation of the world, and SO
essential to the very existence of plants, and
animals, few facts drawn from observation and
"A long train of experiments must be rcmem-
bcred:
l. Were the atmosphere everywhere at all
times OF uniform temperature, We should
never have rain, or hail, or snow. The water
absorbed BY it in evaporation from the sea aud
the cariil's surface, would descend in All imper-
ceptibie vapor, or cease to be absorbed by the
air when it was once fully saturated.
,. The absorbing power OF the atmosphere,
and consequently its capacityt to retain hau,idi-
~, is proportiunably greater ia warm than cold
air.
g. The air near the surface of the earth is
warmer than it is in the region Of the clouds
The higher we ascend from the earth the cold
er DO we find the atmosphere. Hence the per-
pctual snow on very high mountains in the hot
test climate.
! Now, when, from continued evaporation, the
air is highly saturated with vapor, though it be
invisible and the sky cloudless, if its telnpera-
turc is suddenly reduced by cold currents de-
scending from above, or rushing from higher
to lower latitude, or, by the motion of satu.
rated air, to a cooler latitude, it's capacity to
retain moisture is diminished, clouds are form.
ed, and the result is rains. Air condenses as
it coOls, and, like sponge filled with water and
compressed. pours out the water which its di.
minished capacity cannot hold. How singular
yet how. simple, the philosophy of rain! Wha
but 0mniscience couId have devised such al
adlsirable arrangements for watering the earth
~. Y Observer. -t.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-01
Names and Mature,

Abba-An angelic amaranth.
Addlc-Agreeable, accomplished.
Observation-Disclosures admirable.
Angcllna-Actiye, attentive.
Anna-Attractive attainable.
Bel!e-Benovolcnt, bewitching.
Clara-Cautous, categorical, courteous.
Cora-Cheerful, charming, coquettish. y
Dalla-Diligent, dutful.
Evelyn-Enthusiastc, easilyssxcited.
Emeline--Eearncst, cmulous.
Fanny--Frank, faithful, friendly.
misunderstanding fortunate.
llattie--Iioping, happy.
Julia-Joytul, judcious.
Llzzle-Loving, loquacious.
Mary-Mild, mysterious.
Louisa-Light-heartcd, lovely.
Minnie--Mirthful, musical.
Mattie-Mighty mischievous.
Misunderstanding marrying Mr.. Moorine
Nettie-Notoriously nice.
Gra--OverwhGlmingl ornamental.
Pattlc--Pretty, patient, precarious.
Rosa-Resistless, resolute, romantic.
Sarah--Safe, sanguinary, sublime.
Sophia-Scrutinizing scrutinizer.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-01
To Keep Silk,

Silk articles should not be kept folded in
white paper as the chloride OF lime used il
bleaching the paper will probably impair the
color of the silk. Brown or blue paper is bet
ter; the ycllowish, smooth India paper is best
Of all. Silks intended for dress should not be
kept long III the house before they are made up.
as lying in the folds will have IA tendency To
impair its durability by causing it to cut or
split, particularly if the silk has been thcken-
ed by gum.
Thread lace wells are very easily cut; satin
and velvet being soft are not very easily cut.
But dresses of velvet should not be laid by with
any weight above them; if the nap of thin
velvet is laid down, it is not possible to raise
it up again. Hard silk should never be wrin-
kled, because the thread is easily broken in the
crease, and it neler can be rectified. The way
to take the wrinkles out of silk scarfs and hand
kerchiets is to moisten the surface evenly with
sponge and some weak glue, and then pin
the silk with some toilet pins around the shell
yes on mattress or feather, bed, taking pains
10 draw out the silk as tight as possible. When
dry the wrinkles will have disappeared. The
reason Of this is obvious TO every person. 1t is
nice job to dress light cdlored silk, and few
should try it. Some silk articles should be
moistened with glue or gum water, and the
wrinkles ironed out by hot hatron on the
wrong side.-ScientiGc American.