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rosr OFFICE pgpARrMeNr.

Franking Pyisege Of Members Of congress.In answer
TO inquiries from postasters learn the Postmaster Cen
era decides that under the Law, the right send
eits mail matter free Of postage aeonai privilege, and
travels with the person possessing H. oows, OF course
that be exercised in but place the time
Therefore, member Of Congress while at Washington, for
instance, have masble matter free, under his
frank, from the post Office at the place OF his residence,
such matter received free such office by his family part
ner agent the ground that 1t is addressed person
enjoying the right to frank.
member may hare any Of his mail matter entitled to 60
free, forwarded him wherever he may be- free of charge
In like letter packet duly fanked may be for
warded from Office another free Of POSTAGE ii the per-
whom 1t addressed has changed his location.
Important Mdi Communication ,cih S. Johas Porte Rieo
81. TAoao., La 0aryra and Pasrto CaLco.A semi oonsh
about the 9Th Of January next will be run between New
York and Puerto Cabelo South America, touching at St.
Johns, Porto Rico St. Thomas, and La Guayra
Mails for those points will be regularly made up at the
New post Office and despatched by this line the United
States postage charge being the single rate prepay
asnt required.
New Post OgieesThe following named post offices
have been established, aud the following named gentlemen
appointed postmasters
Clinton, Clinton county, Iowa Charles Macay posmas
Wales, Gallia county, Ohio; John J. Rchabaugh, post
master.
woosung, Ogle county, Illinois William Brimblecom,
Linden, Warren county, Illinois; William W. Gilmour
postmaster.
Change of HameThe names of the following named post
Offices have been changed.
Somonauk Depot, DeKalb county, Illinois, to aoao-
nauk.
Thaddeus b. Carpenter has been appointed postmaster 10
place Of Alexander X. Patten, resigned.
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AM u SEM Il N rs.
NationaI Theatre.

Tha after having
arranging preliminaes for congreGnng together
THE FIRST ACTORS or THE DAY,
that having accomplished object proposed he pSspsred
present 10 the
People Of the United States,
members Of both honses Of Con-
gress, Sheridan's great comedy Of
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
II s,ys una,temptsd Of characters embracing
OF the 4a$
DISTINGUISHED ARrIxrEs
ass been selected from tho principal cities the
nion public chosen for s excellence
literary and advantage presenting
host equal Of character part being
taiacd by Acknowledged
Great Representative Of the Drama.
MI. James E. Murdoch. Mr.. Henry Fiaeide.
MI. James W. Wsnsch, IT,, Mr. Thos Ptaride,
mir. Charles BASS, Mi. a. q. Davenpert,
MI !. VI. Dawson, Nj. J. Jefferson,
Mr.. w. Ellis, M. J b. Howe,
Edwin Adams, Mr. X. r. Jones,
Miss Lizzie Wesson BuekIssd, formerly Miss kas HorA
Miss Mary DeviIn, will spp~ss In she piece.
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UvvsCu o. ran 0Oaa6sasnATHD AOx1EnAEA
OF MAINLAND.
The io~ins supstes ~ the Maryland Con on
dusa LOTTERY, elias. >, dsswu Dsccmssr ", isso
Iw "a "a All s.h Gsa TN nh OH loh lth rob ish tan
III s5C 50 80 81 80 AZ IL " 80 %
ksIowas nuBbers az Psspsco ns'tsts
LOTTERY, cls~s Va. drawn D~cswkes 81 1855
iss I'd VI Gth Til Eth 9Th 10Th lith lat iSth
5 l2 "A 10 - So bs As 81 ~ 10 81 ~
FFA ~ e4rAs at& Fee9it a,.sS r. x. BgENAN.
tFa4N tt 0snsrai Aess Contractor, Baltimore
Lsx'L avssaTs, COMMISSIONER
Dec-V-lt
having beea ~ppolssed svsnt Ny MIR. ThHsnas fog
III he prolific cosn,n ready ~ M
II supply viii do we'll 2 send early Re
siding u VI New York, a0d bo
lns there ds bsm there through merchants sck
III ihe u"i"n o"auy
The Union De business with View
PhadeIphs, hsiGm"te Most Of them ca" nd
merchants Of Of the above med
eles goeds rde aud thus have brought
wisbin reach of faraess ~ uihins cost
The will be Warranted genuine pnd sacisn, put 10
instfucSas Tar eustv.ns Pss one altar
and Gny New YORK Monsy or r. o. shmps
accompany the crtc with directions how 10
zcnd.)
Tboss ny remit st. viii fseos-e posl
psd) ~ half acci ~ qSANr OF
"a ansssy Will mol b Allied, uness - Da
10 shove rates. f.e
All osdu, b. sddvessed j. g. ThOafboN.
Tosspkiasvss, Resmond couny, staisa isant ~ T.
Descriptive TO those sending thsr address
Dec e9--dat tls FL
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ERENCH Juvewfse 0~ohs far ehtidven ~ al agso,
beautifully Illustrated oshevs of cheaper Ssscrpisn,
Win cclorea enssvags prices rangsg s tan cent?
Imported direct from fsds by rRANCK TAYLOR.
; \
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Friday, December 2s.-The of Guild and IigAtper
and Others plaintiffs Joseph FrontiD, (No. 80 the
docket) argued for the plaintiffs by Mr. Blair and sub
ited for the decision of the court the printed argument
by the Hon F. b. Cutting of New York. who appeared for
the defendant.
The argument in the Of Alfred Laygnac, plaintiff
Abraham Garrison, (No. 81 the docket opened
favor OF the plaintiff by s. s. Baxter esq OF this city who
followed by Hon. 7. Ewing, who appeared in behalf Of
the defendant; when
The court adjourned till II O'Clock Monday next.
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GEORGE CURTIS COunsel lOSs ae-LAw, fress0ene &C
U iards Hotel pfactse In The supreme
Cour, Of the United the Court Of Claims
Dec 27--dim0if. tss$s
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ON NEW YEARS EVE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1855,
AT NATIONAL THEATRE,
Commencing At TX O'Clock, will he performed
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Tesxle MI Henry Plscide.
Oliver buvsce.. CbHpss nAss
Charles Surface M. - mes =. hiufdoeh.
Io,enh surface w. Wxlacb
Me-. Thomas Piacde.
Carols A. Davenport
Mosss Mr.. j. J~dsesoa
Ar BENJAMIN Bsckbite .............Mr.J M Dswson
Reviv MIR. W,jlsm Ella.
Trip. ~ = ~ HRWs.
81, HsrYy auup.r ..,................ Mr. r. Jnnea
Lady reaaie Miss Lxzi- Weston.
Mr. Cnndour Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. J. Backand
- ifo,msriy Mise Kass no.n-)
uss Mary Uevliss
Notwithstanding hs pecwaav outlay incurred in securing
such s.s aH
GALAXY or STARS,
far ercsedns expcudsd single ds
atc puetc The pansgencht hiss
determined 70 adopt The following
IAberaI Scale ~ Prices.
Drsss circle and parquct 70
Fsmiiy circ's. .......-.......-se
uPyer eoiss -, a,.o :. =.
performances win eommence at TX O'Clock precisely
Carriages be called a IL o'clock Dec w-N
40 Lecture for she pssneAs Ys.ag Cas osses
YssS society win ss derv~rsa ~ = snt.ss I've: Ill ~
street. on Monday shr 1T irsans, s'eiccs, p
subject The AAeviy cf hrtssiaNy oves soeir
eash CHAINED from either Of The ocsfs
aocNy, ~ EIitn's mas3c stcvc and II tbs door
CETy or FUMsro m s.ee-ns of bse, s'nk, msssin
f." -ods'''s pics sna q s''s'' sT; oUS =: CO...
pse N--eM prAN Browns HossI, r. ~ avenue
RI
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IyO0 HENT.A conpodious throssoIy house, WIN adss
buinK The premises will be W. FURNISHED or ssss
months There ase
come ms Nxnrcr convsnsut and dsshsels 80
lolnns Chain Duildings Junction Of street shd New
York between l3h and l4th Streets F@ i05shs F
lars appiy the premises, ia u Street
Dec ol--6Gfs fa6f TIA
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,rE.xns TAYLOR a MAURY havtsg eemplesed
h~i, for the approaching IesPccny N
VIA stsn,iom % their large stock which
s;r ~ snrcrb colecop assortment lshe.
srs AZ he os4 elegant Recherche descSpn
snl,ed for Chri,tmas and New Year prevents.
Dec 10
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H =, r. order ~ - ,r'sH -r -. THE LAKES
nsr o. AZ 5O4 PennsyivAn svenue.
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AND WARRANTS located on choice lana ~ ~ 80 ,,"u
nsv n.d IN favorable ieps, and AL business }"
n ~ ~, .,sn,ion ~ ~ stornsy promptly attended TO-
REvrnsaogs.
Paro 4 Ksus,e, Wsshingios, d.
Alexander n. Evans, -
Keller 4 McKenney, -
Dec 1S-6naAd kcp
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CARTER g SPANISH MIXTlHE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
a the AffIfcteA Read and POnAN r.

Let the AFFLICTED Read and POn6eFf
infaiiible remedy Scr0fua, King evil. hbeuEA-
tisn Obstinate Cutaneous EruptiOns, PIDfles or
tues biosches BoilS Agae and Fever Chronte
and Pain sfths Stubborn Ulcers s,phiiis
tic Disorders LumbaFo Spinal ant all Diseases
injudicions of nsreary Impruasnes Ia
Life or Impurity OF the Blood.
81 This Alternative edieias and Purifier Of ths
Blood the Of srateful from
kable cures performed by tia % all medicines
carriers SPANISH MIXTURE, Neuraigis. Rhsa~
matis Seroful& Eruptiops the Skin Liver Disease.
Fevers Ulcers Old sores Affections Kidneys; Dissss
Female conrsiDts, Pains and Aching Of
oin speedily pztto agh By us.as this
Yor ali diseases Blood ns.hin' has yet been fez1A
Whit eieanses the Of all impurities
acts ty sisny the liver and kidneys
the digestion aives tonsfs the stomach makes the h
heahy and the eozetitution ~
broken down - the Of youth 70 It's frius
tive vjgsr strength.
For hs Ladies paY.biy better than all the Ses
metes used. feN doses Of CAsTEEs SrAfIsA Sux
viii s hfng the rossS
theeheek. eiss'icit. 20 arc
general health in rszarhaels esgrse beyond All tns
Tire Is-r. numkeY tecates which have reeeivee
fran all TIE tnifed states the hess
is hunhur sbsBttt The hotel
keepsrs physieians and men well Fnox
a. al sdd their tstnonE 20 ths Woncertat
| ~ sas ~ rs GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
si N hs Agent Circular and Almanac and ress
the erdsruI this ruy greatest Of al bss
unless signeS BENNETT PEERs Prepri-
Sorsupnfies add Agencies must he addressed.
For sale by Hallrck L StoddarS: Evarsvsi Halioek
parm,nter Princeton:r II. Clark. yineennss. ana By
a.aisrs ~ medicine r-zersfIy. auFe
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PREPARED Bf
J A n E s C.. A YER,
Dix. W. T. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS

TIL. sf.. s.a sss1...y III: fsssis; :: ,;l
Of esrrsessss purpoTtDs persons who h4vs
bee. cured Y the use Nh IN fact taos
Of the nsd,ein.. sisnea with tesitious 1an,,s.
Pub: a1s cures in AL bic.
the diseases in saPtos 81 this
there has been snsrsa 20 suffering humanity ssf
wouia rsisr ss In this sOamunity alter ry1s
s5Sr S II F ''
made Sy machinery for ths rpose oDsy They
mad. gp By % .1 are .
prices generally .ss en- rAt.as pills But hos: Vi.
days THEREBY .sasns Pasisat daily
will End these Pis the cheapest and sursst nsoisss
applieatioa 10 the subscIibsrs: -.
that ny cn was sfsa very sSI with .ss
a s5 fever 1n1 ,oP p nS T. ss M
s ss .p.:4, s.s psr.as.ns care oHN b. HsfxR
Asrus.l. lass.
the EsPuts.o5 .h. Dr. nyfSs P had ~ suins shis s.a
sSe5 % Pqrhas: boz 81 Or ss.
well s,s Sssy. =. :. be The ss, PHI DH~ SrsrG A
osr SIS a.; y q. NJ; K,
been severely AFFLICTED With Chils and Fevsr and and
.y. a. I sss 1s any ts: sHf
ohiii Ps which DID and to y, sTsa, 10y .ss:s
most ISs.hsca. sfs diseases. cRiI,: FsysE,
~sSa s say 20 70 All nm "SG Dr.
cure box ana my vera te6 w. yeu
with ills again. ChAS Ekisf'
Bos HARsoE. KY . April II. 1855
Tksis certify thAt had Chilli and Fever in family
for tried all the Chill Pills ana
Chill he had in the country In eTd-
family exception On eldestsoD there nons
would make until across
DR. Chill Pills and safety xsrytsdy
that they the best Pills i have ever used ~.,
owExsRoRo KY. Feb q. 1883.
/ DR. W r. Owr1-Dear Sir / have beeR afaie ed vita
six mouths and alter trying rs
have cured well, and teeve them thu
1 rat pnedicins in use BALTHASER v ACH.
Thzvs known gentleman years sssti-
| fy 4 At his .
4 Pittsburg. Pa.
LEwIsroHr Ky. Jan. 2. 1855.
have had the ehfls and iever onths
remedies without effect. then
Of DE- owea Call Pills. And ths hsve entirely ssrss
ne. AhoS e, TAIL
| owVNssoHO. April IL, 1855.
certify shilIs and applied sooA
physcian rrescrihed for and medicine.
then ADVISED OWENS Chill Pills; Idd and they
stopped chills. and perecty well Trey also
cured distressing pain the side which was
fearful something serious Persons sietse
With chiIls wsuId do we'll to use s1s@ nsy sf sssaiA
AZ Thess Pills in every iAstaas
where the directions sre followed
81 For sale. Wholesale and retail eeyyn-o,,
AI,.tv wooLsEY & SAWYER.
Wksls<ANs sAd Rsts.; gssn.
, sext 4m~W Evansvills, LAD.
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AUCTION SALES.
DANIEL wooLsEY...
.................... AIsAM NELaoN
AUCTION ROOMS:

Old Court House. Corner Of Main and Third streets
distely opposite the Washington Hotel.
HAVING leased for term of years and attsd NJ the
4 above well known stand, pre- pare Q
esve for sale auction private sale all kinds
merchandise; household furnitzrs herses,
giles. etc. etc.
CSsh advances male on co ments Hneh required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
cling O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wed" esday
and Friday ights. a. early gas light.
sndsses of real estate promptly attended
to.
gene of FURNITURE consstirg oislat
spindle and banpister backs scroll and sceOp rim
back once French Jenny Lind. and Buste wood seat
Chairs mshogany wood Chairs EllzSoeth
chairs; spring rockers soeiAbls centre
card breakfast cables light and wash stands
mirrors. and hedsteads mat
trSsses tin and wire safes etc. which We will sell . Ga
einnAt prices.
have hand great variety sf notions jewelry.
victims aeeordeons pocket cutlery. pistols whips
which will sell st reduced prices fsr cash,
wholesale or retail. WO0LSEY NELSON,
nays AuePs
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10Y TO THE AFFLICTED.
GREGoRY's

DISTANT CURE OF PAIx, AGAIN on uAND.
TIME family Medicine for Burns Coughs
y Colds Sore Throsts Qninsey. Will cure Diaries
Cholera Morhus Cramps Spasms Will Fever
Avs an never fail Daily and hnarly sslls
this and the
An agent rather life
any other oHe and all try the renady satisfy
vourssIv.s saies in Indisna doz-H
battles psr other Medicine
ouhic For sale hy all the priseipsl Drug
states British America Califernia aee
Oregon.
LEIGH vERLING. Evansville. Ind susesssersts As&-
ler& Farusley.
| CHAs. II CLARK. yineennes Ind.
John D. PAsK. Cineinna okiocrn &c 20 'n ~
ontsrsn1 PN' Hsumss City. Ohio.
HONEY, HONEY.-sc lbs chsios Strained Hesss
- %t1hrsesiVsd - xamx.z r.-n~ &<.@ssw
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or In a late speech Willard says he denies
tho statement Of the vincennes Gazette, that
he was drunk when he made speech at Vim
'oennes. The Gazette very properly says it
never made such statement, but il did make
the charge, and sticks to it. that he was drunk
sfter he made the speech. Nobody suppeses
that Willard could have made speech at all,
il he had been ms drunk when he got up to
speak, a. an hour or two after he had spoken.
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MORGAN, KEEN * PRESTON,
IoBBERs OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GooDs.
Notions, Hats, caps, Bonnets and

xVAyRn.won hand very large aud general assortnsAt
o. Dry SSssss soiofs Fssey 2fist.
bds and White sise and S5sags 9.ol .aa saI .S
iii and deep rning asj feknEs sleaeh.a
Sb.s,ina Sass ana eoOrea ovsrcossine
Ky os .si .,
barry spotted flAnns essenso ana sroyn
gl.aS sai's Seamless s..sag ss.as
silsas srGS srsso,S. DAWES sSa shiT
hIrtins Stripes Apron Starting chsehs reh
sna BissSs Ginsha@ plain sad bright ;h
Ssnmsr.s GoSurrs aod heh.r
Rs sS s s.sh and i Del
nsss Irish Cotton OIL silk anl Linss Hansier.
ooon: Ksachsd snI jacquard ootsoa Table Cloths
and eOlored Table csrss Piano de- Una
| hrellas. &C. rurrz nooDg
and plaid Cabries JaeOns OF all prices
| sHAwLs.
ana Sy larg; :@. Pl.ia % en- DO sl.ss
N.sG.4. blue Ylsin asd en-
| HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
With Es :.s 1.s IN S.rns
Do o,. rrsy n1.S al DC
plain an PLAID s mools. HSss; men
white black slate and eolo5sd Gotten Gloves pair
L's Thread d. iSos.s S .D *
Ms-s eoOrsd Cotton Gloves EeO
II ThSess g.. wal:n Il; lined DO Bast;L9 a.
' NOTIONS.
sspsndsr white snd .oiorsd spool nostsss yhits ss
ooloy Sewing Silks black and drAb Twists: black ~hit
fcolcred Cotton Tapes. white Tares Linen Brsids
eolered ack and eoioFed Tadot
Ribbons blnck SILK Velvet do: side Tuck Pocket IVor
and English Fine aud Dressing Combs Lead
Slate Pencils holders Envelopes hemsr
BOOTS and Letter Paper rappins de- Comfort
srs. wing DarninE Netting Needles: white and Jzps
Hooks aud Eye, svered and Sw.nsh do. aaie
pins Pound and Thixs>i-s psrsss Pearl asa
Shirt Vest Coa OVERSEAS de- pye
A., Razor Strops shaving Brushes aa4 Boxes and So
Psr.a:sioa Caps Hat water proof Do. 81 Wa
HovS HUMAN KEEN ~ r"SHFON.
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NEW YoRK. Dec. 1

NEW York, Dec :.
The stores, Nos 40, AZ and A, Cedar street,
were partially burnt last night at II O'Clock.
They were occupied by j. Lansing, Holmes &
Anthony, Bancroft, Bets & Marshall, F. A.
Richards, Haskell, MERIT G. Lull, and other inn
portars. Loss, $4,000 a4s-.r- IL
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crThe city Hotel at Norfolk, Va, which
was used a. hospital during the epidemic,
and q row oftwenty small houses, were de-
ssroysd by Are on Monday. Tbs hotel was
insured for $4,000 The fire was the work
Of Mn incendiary.
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or There is paper in Kentucky called
the Somerset Democrat. This is an exceeding
~ appropriate name. There are q good many
many somerset Democratic editors, who have
obtained great fame for their vaulting gymnas-
tics in politics. .s ..slC sss
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MORE Jews FOK THE LADIES

TUST received additional supply Of
- Winter which Tits the Ladies give
as neAd to s cheaper hsn The cheapest
We call attention stock OF oelsn
PlAds French En- dish MsrRss Cashmere De LANES
Orera Fsnnes eroderies Cashmere Robes ssmeshing
neW), lid Gloves Wsol Hose ell solors.
tifal let of Lad es Collars Chense'tes Sleeves
all will refused prices GAa4
call. call novzl ROSER BROTHER FREY.
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or The Bloomington Qll,> Paragraph
states that the cars coming from tho south, on
the Central Road, few nights since, run over
two deer and killed them. The deer seeing
the lightfrom the lantern in front of the loco
motive, and not knowing exactly what it was,
concluded to remain on the track, but it was
n death blow to them.
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6yThe French Minister at Turin has prose-
cuted the Piedmsntese journals, II Diritto,
and has had the editor condemned to fourteen
/ days imprisonment and 200 francs fine, fol-
having inserted correspondence hostile &c
France.
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or The House Of Delegates Of Virginia ap-
pointsd COMMITTEES to provide for the adop-
ton ofmore sifeetaaI measures 10 prevent the
eseape Of slaves, and to enquire into the exps-
diecy Of measures against tho Northern States.
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e.y- One hundred and fifty laborers are
wanted Immediately on the Henderson and
Nashville Railroad, by Mr.. Geo. s. Walters
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eTThe dry goods house ofc. II. Cartel
al Cincinnati waa robbed on Sunday night Of
several thousand dollars worth Of goods =
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Or Squire Rowley had q boat lead Of his
Canal coal here few days age, and sold il out
in quick time. 1t appears to give good sasis-
faction
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oTThe editor in-chief of the Madrid jour
nails, the Diario Espanol and tho Iberio, recen-
tly fought duel. The Diario man inserted q
sharp article, in the shape:of sword, in the Wit
as Of lis cotempoary. Politics were the cause
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GBr DAILY yonrnaI.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TOYS, &c.--Mrs. Kollcnberg has just re.
tsrnod home, and is now opening beautiful
collection Of Toys, &c, full equal, if not much
superior, to any lot ever before opened in this
city, The Christmas holidays are close at
hand, and we advise parents to be providing for
tire children in time. Mrs. K. also keeps on
hand al kinis Of confectionery, cakes, &c, and
fills orders for parties promptly.
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oTNaples has declared in an official note
that her recent prohibition to export grain arose
from no feeling Of hostility to tbs Western
. Powers, but because her citizens apprehsnded
scarcity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11
THE MARRIED woMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMP ANl0N.
BY DR.. A. h. hAURIoEAN.


BY DR.. A. N. NAURIoEAN.
PROFESSOR DISEASES or w0MEz.
One H.sndredt6 Edition (5oO,OOO) 18nss. PIP. $50.
Standard work established A.ed il
the sataOkussst the Trade saiss sf New York.
PAiiadsl phiA Ins H,n.T CITES an sS.s y the
EVERY here discover. By eonrarinE her swA
ytens with those described the nature character AID
AAd be sParss much anxiety ana sat
fring we'll the OF making kHswA co.
inquiries physician in respect to the Ranbersss
ailments which abs subject The wife shost bes0Hlss
has need ct Asrsesn advice in rssPes
80 which she will hsrsnnd This book tells
aas tells What to de srs IN sinpls
bat ehssta Nsras. sz - she uaaerstand.
These Irregularities peculiar
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nEss We saved ever, husband appr
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that ~li Father sun.r thar
90 plaists peesllsr ts the isnAls oaiy
pAaon EVERY female mas physician that kno"s and oe-
ssribss her s,ry s5rpo .slss ana .sA an
IE1rAs. Of letter from Esaasnsn Dayton. ohi,l
DR.. NJ MAuEicEAS: NJ, Dear sirs Nj, per-
sun.r,nE bessrs aurue
ever, successive sue anu
Last sssPAired OIL issgpSsss h.
sst Ls worst. nsAEd Dosk highly spoksA s
psrussi cannot express 70 relief Aaora
tr. ssed ninu Joy wife.
learning great oi NJ Al Desenssux provl-
d-a remedy IISpsned which little cos
ceiy-d Was possible Bat this other ysr wouIu
passed head all human proSsey ny Tii'
would have her grave my ohilsrsH isit
| INDIANA AGENTS:
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vile X. Harvey. tncennes; James Beard d. Facet
and O. b. Hsasly; hekemo SsodErsss' fstIysvls
0::a b.isn sad SAMUEL Lister
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CITY Publishing once Ne I2s Liberty street. Now ERIK
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11

RTThe female seminary at Richmond, KY.
was destroyed by FIRE On Thursday. The
lpiano and some of the desks were saved.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11

or We thank Mr. Geo. Sirnons, Adams
Express Messenger, for package Of late pa
pers left us last evening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11

az Messrs. Tenney & Sorenson have inst
received lot Of fresh Oysters. They are fine
aRd Fat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-11

or BY notice Il viii be seen the members
Of Morning Star Lodge No. 7, l. O. o. +. are
requested to meet at their Hall this afternoon
to attend the funeral of Mr.. R. Gill Harvey