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PROF. o. J.. WOODS
CELEBRATED
N AIR ESTO ATTVE

otthis wonderful Restorative
ducing the results the public
young lavish in their praises
position the only that
ded grey hair natural eolvr
re- produce bald heads luxuriAnt growth.
The following is frsm adistinguishsd member 81 the
medical pre- fsssisa: "a
PEnB. o. y. WocD Dear Sir Cnsol cited. send you
After being nearly bald for ions time ssd
having tried all the hair resorsves and having
faith was Undue on hearing Of ysuJs Esvsit
nvsef in the hands barber had
rubbed with ssR bru.h and the then
applied welfrubeed till the scalp all q glow
repeated morning and three week the young
hair appeared and rapid from the frst August a
up the present time and thick black strong
pleasant touch whereas before il
wry little that little
pearinG very rapidly still nee your Restorative about
tvee and shall have good and perfect Of
hair Now hare read OF thsse who has mott but
hitherto in which hair
really benefited BY any of the hair to- les 6e Of the
IL really gives peasnreto record the result
preparation others
sale throughout the Terri
The here effects and hare opfdenss in
The Eholssai. fos che Terri
tori 10 nearly and daily inquiries made 70 H.
credit tor disesvery. fer jon
thsn ks 6sRs for certainly had
isd. pea long Of ever rGeotins such result
Yours. hastily. J. w. BOND.
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AIRS SESLEY on Cherry strs"t. between First sne
M Teeand. spreparsd - aeeeDUodate gentlsnaa and
liz and several siasIs With exose11kooas
hoard cte Psrssns wishing 70 Fs-1Te Seed soarstHx
lf.<vs ezfs &c vel e ea'Fsecn oeet ~
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GsUNnREE6 --io gross Leather Belts,
~ 50 doAsA Ca nfoxts.
gross SwAn hill Hssks aAd Myss.
pieces su peR Black SAtin.
100 Az hushai 5eAmiasa Meal Sacks,
lSS IA black BmbPOidsPe& ShAwls,
7sD nssdis- gegked Cellars,
30 pr. do Cadersissvss.
Is rress jet nrssa Rassens.
ZOE D. grey Tara.
Received tails day and far sale By
aev9I d2v zI1 Naia Strss4. Louisville. Ky.
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lOOKaNss GIANSEx.
NOTICE.

A. o. ADLEksBEEG WILLIAM KBMPF.
LAmaseo City Surveyor Civil Engineer.
tHR undsrsiknsd have jsned iEas fkrasrship in the
and Ciy EnGiaser Basiksss nd ssiieis the
patronage Of the ubsie.
All orders for Surveying LsvsinE sts., will Ia paaesA
ally atten ded to Aad pro npty eRseaisd. ~ sf1 ~
Maps. Plans. Views. DraWngs naSs TO order WITH
aad dispAssk.
nevi4-sn ADLgRsBRRG KEMPF.
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MECHANICS, WORKS

MECHANICS WORKS.,
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
OFFICE ON CORNER OF FIRST AND DIVISION SITS.
EVANSYILlk, IND.
HENRY sCHRIBER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Engines. Fire EaEiass
w Hydraulic Tobacco Screws and Presses Saw
and Mill Machinery, Building CASsss Horse
Thre.hers Corn Shsrs. Lard Kettles Lard Presses
Railroad Work. Steamboat Re pArs done etc.
Castings every made order at shsrt nstes
Boilers Lard Tanks And all the fxtures
thereto.
Brass Castingn Of all kinds made to order.
All work dsns In this establishment warranted.
HENRY SCHRIRzR,
Nm A. DUNN,
WIN. TAYLOR.
novIs Prsprietsrs.
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mORIEIS NIIELSCH,

NORRIS NGAELSCH,
FIRST STREET. OPPOSITE THE PosT-oFFICE,
Evansville, Ind,
LWAiS keeps hand fns assortment Of RsrfuHsFes
N Of asnufaoturers; also.
Toilet Articles. Statinnery.
EuAroidsrinK MatsYisls. Plated JewelTy,
Artis CoIors Canvass. Oil Paintings and EnEravin.
Gilt Mealdinfs. Toys. te. novl6
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FOR WABASH RIVER.

FOR WABASH RIVER.
THE fns new KATE SACHBT.
No. ADAPT DUscNeRET. will leave Evansville. fer
kESSz "a wabash River, sdpssday. Oct nth. 81 4
- - s'efsek r. H.. Fer freight sT passage arEly On
RsALT, dkC.-soo Sris Ps1Tay SALT;
%06alao f7umniss. extra QWAlity:
Bfeur IN AsxTsis sse sssksI far sale BY
JOHN BURTfS.
rsps3 @N water eReak. aseve kaizs
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silly. J. w. BOND
firn sf Bend & KslIoE DR. EEists.
~ Paai-h

sndsrsgns Rev J. K BraEz lisa Minister In regular
ding and Of the Orthodox Church At Brookhed
He is agentlemaR Of considerable influence and uni
versaily ksloved. (Copy) WIN. DYER.
BKooKrIELD, Jas. IL. 1883
PRoF Woon-Dear Sir--Having made trial Of your Hair
Restorative gives pleasure that its effect has been
excellent removng nhAm4tion, dandruh snd
tendency itching with which have bees troubled from
Childhood and also restored hair. which becoming
original color have used other article with
nything like the same pleasure and prsft-
Yours. truly. J. 4. bRA0G.
~ Prepared andso Wholesale and retaist III Markes
street St, Louir, Mo and e95 Broadway. New York
where all the pnIar sale
wholesale retail low and favorable terms
oan be bought any other honse.
ar sale naaufactursr's prices by IA LLOCK &
sTODDARD aad all the principal
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NEW ARRIVAL OF CLOTHING.
TUST RECEIVE per amer @. Bsslsr. esupiste
sorsmsat sf Msns and Boys Cothing Furnishias
!. LusxAnp.
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPFoalTE TME NkM coURr MouRE.

REAL EsTATEBRoKERs
MpESPECTFULLY tender thsir services TO she eHens Of
~ Evansvile the sale of Real
PsrEsnA Property Houses aud Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Gr0eeriea eic ase particular aten
tn paid all cat dOer sales every description
able terms We shall de exclusively Com
Business having 0f to place
with both the seller
market. We will devote whcle
Auction Commission business and friends
that will eGertst
ths With PraaeAee to eusn We
OF all hoaR theiE
-RaFERENCES-
r. G.. O, Riley a Co., Evansville.
DrvALL. ALao Co.. Memphis. rsaA.
VIM. PARK Co., de de. -
JAMEH BOYD, de de-,
y n. b. SYKES. New Oraaaa.
LKWIs SNAP do.
MIzEs 3. FOXES. Visksszrg Nss.
LocKwooD X Bnos CineiHnasi. ohie.
l. FooT.
EDWARDS 4 RUsHSKLL, 81 Leuia. Ne.
Rsrrsr sale TuegdAys. Thursdays SataraaJs
10 eesck snd evening during
At early KAslikhs. aPs SWEET LEONARD.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ExpREssLY ron THR JOURNAL
cox SION Al.


rurRrY-rouarH cosenEss--F1Rsr SESSION.
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TAKEN UP,

~ Br ME- on the 5ath % ostshsF. SeFTsi
T% Heres. suppess hs from i3tI "a ysaraa. An q
fA sssar ~ the fsrshssd He bad en- Black eatlt-
l4S~S Cd Saddle hyidie. The owner San obtain
him BY calling ct my ssess ssd payiag s5psssss
On Prinesten koaA.
E.v1S VS. u nile freH Tiseer BEidRs,
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wM1RrKR.s MAGAZINE fer December last reserved
n N, ass TOT 'A9 T. eaNYNGroN 90.
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ATTENTION FARMERS.
5000 AsssG Fruit Treew Cor Sal~s
FF1IE subscriber nurssry this vieiay COED
Of Fear Trees. Of Pplsa On
Pears Plans. PsAskes. ETC.. etc
Fer esu ny rssiasnse Wsizxtst Be-
tween SecenA and Third ssn. -.
ook23 fwdl@wa PHILfP HOFFMAN,.
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Is. 81 k1strON. fnhit AN AElfk-
~ D1 r AGi r, CHI Ills A. d EEfEtS, isI a
most popular and certain remedy known The people
aHd speak Of Ia the
msndatien Hs plrKsant u sSks does pur somt
sweat AHt inygerntss the 1t contains Arsenic
Hereury srlshuin-. Gu ala. other posoRsus
jzfisss dfzk bEt it is an originally diseovered
Anti ..oGe TO Malaria,
And IS
AGCE KILLER
Ithas 'eusl Call and get circular esntsaias ssrsie
from Prof PhyAsiznE Press
Price Is ssass box three boxes az sstsy
mail - 81 the aissd dsaueaen
j. D. raRx.
Cor. Fearth " alsut strssts Cineiuaaa
" ROBERTS, IRdiazaeoIs
Prsprister. WI. K. EYER3US. N. D., Ne Sc SsxA
ssfset. Phiisdss pAia. aayf-sAwsn
W0nESKY 4 SAWYER
Wholesale and Retail Agents a. Evsssyiiis IsS
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NEW YORK, Dec. 4.
A letter from Antigua received here states
that the brig Loargo of Philadelphia was
boarded in the harbor of st. John by English
authorities and colored clerk, named Ross,
forcibly taken ashore under pretence of being
slave, restrained of freedom. Ross protested
that he was freeman, and at the last accounts
he was in the hands Of the police awaiting an
investigation.
A meeting Of delegates from the different
Irish organizations, in the Q. States and
Canadas is now in session at the Astor House.
About $50 members are in attendance and
more expected. The object il supposed to
have reference to movement on foot for Sc
curing the redemption of Ireland by an inva-
sion from this country, the reporters are not
admitted and proceedings are being strictly
private.
New YORK, Dec. 4.
The Post Master General has awarded a
contract for daily mail of steamers between
Cairo and New Orleans, to Gaines & Wood
burn at 1929, 900 year.
CINcINNATI, Dec. 4.
| Nine feet water and falling slowly.
Flour dull--135 bbls sold at 8; recipes for
"a hours 2708 bbls. Nothing done in grain.
Hogs shade higher-sales at s 35@6 So
Green meats held at g. and 8. The only
sales was 1900 hams at Sc. Nothing done in
other articles. Whisky dull and unaltered
no sales reported. Sugar firm; IS hhds at
71k@s for fair good fair. Molasses firm SO
bbls new sold ut 3e04o-4o 4 bbls do al
ssc. Coffee firm and in fair demand, l50bags
at 1I34 @12.
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OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

WAsmsGros, Dec, y, 1855.
Lsch Procodings ne Hoas.--Ctonng Up u Acoopas--
M. Giiiuord's DigIorpyes--Aaenpt b 0sfraua him
HoV he Thing ucos Dcn<-OpinigHs ~ Nsoryagara
cu,siion, dr.
rodays proceedings in tbe House Of Representations
must stand out the page Of history prominent not
only for iheir rare rich and rscy character bat becsue
of their pregnancy with good evil results 20
Try. This has been day o. exposures-of crminatoas
and iesrmina,ions-of charges and dcences--snd Of
general owning up In relation TO the and sppIi
which have been used to carry the Speakers elec
ton. The closing Of the old year seems 10 have been
tsiysd ufon by certain members most sppro pirate
time for closing accounts with their consccnces; and
hence they have upon me floor 10 dag making clean
mtas,s ct.
Mr.. Mllward Of Penn.y ivsnis, lei on By making an
exposure of the in which attenp. had been
made BY Mr. Pesrce, Of kis colleague, 10 brbe him
to cast his vote Mr. Bank. The richest part Of this
exposure VA. the attempt 10 perpstrs,e fraua Mr.
Milwsrd, At the very moment Of bhlins him. For hs
vote for Mr. Banks, Mr. yilissrd 20 BE- male the
chairman q COMMITTEES which really had ozasenss;
but the honorable member not 10 10 o4sliy
entrapyed. He wkh-i first 10 ascertain tbs implf-
tAnoe and sts snding of the eorAsai,ee shca b.
would have the honor 20 prsede befre be cIosei tbs
bargain IL true that Mr. Pesrce assured him sh,
would he making good hlng q g." ye. bgslns snsu
lie IT, Mr.. Mlward preferred peeping nto the mranA
10 satisfy himself when 10 frAea-base frsai--1.G
Uncovered. There sneh eomnaittse. Here was
fuse IN the family, and exposure solo~el--gr MiI
uaId declaring that hi colleague bal sasarcs him n
.as authorized by Mr.. Banks TO make the overture
him and Mr. feAsce vheuentiy denyns that be did an
such thing.
1his beautiful It'll iTsnsas,ion "a. followed mp wh
'nofe ~ the sort " and lntma tons Of oehiaA
~ gtiu serious character. Thus We 20 10 tne
balls of rDerican egfsston. Mr.. Banks the mem.
Vine, rose at his seat and catered gcnersl b,
Ybstic denis Of ard all charges situations hat
BE- Rad ,ssSes given pl,gcs y any usn sulhofd
sny 20 do 30 fJr bin Mr. ~ sustained hirnsaf ~e
curing be trying occssion and The sueccong ballots
prove tba. h- lost no grounf IN the contest.
The views of yesterday aEaln, II ression n tba
rinciret pubic policy n 30 sustained the Law 70 Bs
snGiea'sd the wrong "a BE- redrraae sna the gsA gar
po~er 20 b. rubssrse1 ~ President Fieros hs var
vpon the Northern Ilvtt aad her pAssengsrs have
met the hearty apd cordial approval a every reHbf
Corgrsss whctn have hsrrf express opiaioa on ne
subject Msny declare ,he stopping of the ~
scch hg harfed ouirsge a. 10 ca r tuyssigaoa ~
The naiors isgisture sDd y will rrf4ny receive X
member troua Nugina tnaur-si tnts morning & a
would Be- eessary 'ot hin 70 gsi psnt0n q ~ tse
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CTuRTY-FOURTH CON0RRss.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
CAUCUS or THE DEMOCRArs-sPIRITED DHBArE-
PROGRAMME OF AcrIoN--Fo COMPROMISES OR SUE
RENDER.


WAsnSGros, Dr. 2s, 1855.
sPEAKERHnP
Mr.. swARD, (dem) Of Ca, offered q resolution choosing
Nr. Richardson Speaker Of the House under the pro
sent differences Of opinion organization be effect
cd, without uniting all who sgree ,hs do.triae Of
non Intervention ~ asserted by the KansasNebraska
act and proposing that all differences other subjects
be postponed, without compromise concesion the
part Of members voting for the resou ZION Mr.. sew
ard said this would relieve the American party from
what they consider insult. regarding their pccu.
liar position The Kansas Nebraska act II there are
national enough in the House they should
ward for tht election OF Speaker.
seycrsl gentlemen explained their undert inang Of
tie kaDsasNebraska act.
The resolution, meeting wi little favor was with
dra~n.
The House then voted four times for Speaker AMI on
the teventy sixth last ballot the vote stood III RI
inws:--
Isnks................ 10l Fuller ............. 81
iachaJdson .......,,.. tS Pennington .......... s
hessrs. Lester, whitney Packer Will ans and orr
each.
Necessary 10 q choice, los.
Abjoui nsd.
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nvHE NEW YEAR.-NEW ATrR Actions
An ORIGINAL THnritiNc ROMANCE.
n u n a ~ 4, n. u "
THE SHAKESPEARE PLOTS.
i On Saturday. January o, 1855.

new literary snd family journal, viii be issued style Of
typographical beauty not surpassed newspaper
world Every number will be embeisbed with ono
fine engraviDgs. Writers eminent ability will contribute
editorial and literary columns ksriy in the yeAr
shall commence The Express Messenger the publication Of
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year. poapad " Tor six months SIX copie add
une month for 81 year for - Is viii be served
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" year $2 Pu lhcd Satur-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A Ii ABOUT THE wAR-AcCoRMAoK's VISIT TO
elegantly illustrated Prics ST. n. APPLEs0N 90
3i6 and 3is Broadway, and ali boskseierr
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ADyRTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
m OOO COPIES SOLD IN THIRTY DAYsi
lU.UUV AND 12rH Loco PRINTING
Such Ia the unpre a ientad aala NJ

IN OOO COPIES SOLD IN THIRTY DAYst
lU.UUU AND l2rn Loco PRINTING.
raS MiSoW % SnRas sE6ofT 'fa''f fAFsas s1s <
says Prentice Of the Louisville Journai- rivals the sar
cas-. Of .se PCaPaar Papers," wel lery
s.SSs Ss me New YST @
ssSnS s.% s even excepting the orpsencea Of e rewned
s:s ss aSssSs Ssa 1 s%ss ess Is.
g Ss Sspsnd e rson that their re organs VIII
MT, ncspsrsd Of the
4idw speaking q her late relic. Deacon ns.sli.A
z;aeysrj j.wea in ~ his life.
Ass sss enc mon sss sssss 's:s s:; md bis "''''
And a. since ns;. 7 y was .-.S ny lot, Is sobs
~ & is:sS c: r: 6: 'i;I; 1 &, -; sss me-
wa,.tE a. ;ZaS., and rum .,.s he tested ste not
gls ssSS:si.Sls ssasa " Wow sn pe.... B.ao
ss: ,: = s
q .sssssas sssss :: =. .as.. e sss'sss !s.ssy
A body Sody'd i ! sso"sht s I s'ssss; Sss enough
sso IL sons sssa .ois1n' eis%S,s .r,s1 sa' 's'
Then hen, mourn ~, : not 70 for ys, p.rdns''s deah.
Fsa ,pssss sssssss .ss hnSsn ssa 4. sss
Ana WIPE yss xsssS' ssss:;;
n.swouid..'s crss'e, 'uIprtssi
Both sick and well you may depend.
Y0ule never be forgot
By your faithful and afectouate friend
PRISCILLA POOLE BEDOTr
The tender sentiment of this reached the Edes heart
dow relies IN ihs Elder snins.
down log, and sings rs follows
Ere love had tesched my tears TO aow
1 was uncommon cheerful
Bn now such misery do know,
I am always sad and ferful;
What peaceful hours once enjoyed.
AL summer day
But q, comforts destroyed,
When Hhadrack crossed my way.
heard him preach heard him praY
beard hlm sweety 81 g;
Dear 6uZ how did fcel that dag
II wHs dredful thingl
Full forty dol would give
Hwed continnered apart
Fer tho he's made sperrit live,
He's surely bust my heart
The Elder overhears the song, and yiolds.
Aer the Widows marriage TO Elder nhadrack sniies she
W K. GSws a nns hs S s
Rave united their fortunes 10 the tendrost OF ties;
Being mnusly joined In the matrimonial connechop
Have bid adieu 70 their previous aficson-
No more will they mourn their wtidered sitiwaou.
Ind continue 70 syhe without mi ttgatop;
But pardners for he, to be parted no more.
There sorrors ended, tlieir trouble. is c,er
While the rosy red binshes snrmanied hen cheek,
And the tears Of affection bedoozled her eye.
20, kbadrack my shadrack I'm your'n III die;
The heart that acornful and cold q
Has surrendered At Inst 10 the fortnl one;
Farewell 10 the miseries and g1efs have had;
III deeort thee, o. ShndTaek, my shAd
TIE future fortunes Of the Elder and Mrs snies and her
s'''s'' ''- THE WIDOW BEDorr PAPERS
3 d on the es psaBS Sss as ss~ Yos
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THE INDIAN FAIRY BOOK,
LEGENDS.
Illustrated DY John MoLenan. vol. I2no. Price ST. Full
gilt gilt edges, 81 70.

The celestial sisters. q The boz who set for the
~ Ing fNs'e, s sss ss's:sSs' ' ~
sheen e ksn & Re s Ssy win l. ~ Che es %;ss c
%cceasps as M ls s Bs a Of he NaasOoso y
spH Fr Plume wssssgss a9a snasi.ss ,as Bone
a. The crane that crossed The .. wunzh he fathcr
We have here collection o. Indian fairy irsspds sbica
sra smsnc % sa a a1s ef ssen q s
gcri and ancul OF fEascfnatoricNew York c-
The story Of the celestial sisters with which opens, eguss
any'hrg this branch q ieraisrs sySn 'he TAR iea ry
COLLECTION gems gathered sdi exquisite asie and set
with the ,ki Of Aa and oo.r. arc a.
graceful the best Oriental legends bos'on
n abords in those graccs Of Imagiuary and poetic fancy
which maik the Oral traditions ot The Red Aan-fntsaeph@
.,es o The volume before us no, from The dreamy
ns ss s O a YET Ssaa aad
encbanrnent II will be read with deiishl--Bsssoa
iPssl,.sed by MASON BROTHERS. New York.
NEW VOLUMES or HEwETrs sroRiESFoR LITTLE
- '0 y ArrLErox 4 co, s.s and. sss Broadway.
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'A'N - CIspxnHl&.
Each volume y .,, .s ~ y ,sa assras eaysr.
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cher books have failed 70 ansrd them
The OF the soriesthc arhflys manner OF
telling sehe ,essery sssesssdnS ns m.Ts.
vice uen ~ nclres strictly n accordance Win eira Aws
appe1 of character render 'hss pecu Ar
y adapted induce children 70 acquire love r reAag M
to aid them cultivate the sietonS, ympanhes snsJ sha
The pr,nsiple that good example only should be initiated
has been io cht OF ibc pictorial cnbeisnnen, o mess
star card fairy sofir upon tho s.sump ta nc
acod enough 10 give uft impression, o. arr 70 cni-
rem II hls true, hcn aoguage ard morals ~ lues.
nls dol n0n hssndDa, upon reuectoa WI deny.
edition O. these stories may be NOE perfect "a N sy
other ertant publishers have esntelshed With axlise
sperners hsh pictorial art rom whh ca fren may de
~ A CO. NAVE RECENTLY PrBLrsHFD.
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