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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

f0tL AVID FL0uH-FxrHA FAMILY Yf>orH NAY
" ~ obsned Al wholesale pre- d..iysEed y, si11e
hnn~ rse o. yraFe Coal of The hsw qosHy drHssret u
se- fers sn1 brtnaJn- apply a. ~ fennsgvs1 1as
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23


nNE PLANK OF akEDIKER's PLATFORM IL rot
~ think Il worth building OF mor.
Free soil is a sy phon-the tnbe tor u draw
The power ron tyrants. with their de-pouc laws:
1hss earth, with ia ermen,s, made all for man;
Each one should enjoy some Of it-fi,d knows he
lyon send Of your mind clear out into space,
But stop II 70 reve~ back into h1ed place,
This earth a. II rcvove- with he Whole human rare,
The misery NJ the maas.s 70 dcspos you will trace.
Free men Of toll, you mn1 nii agree,
uyou moan 10 make all men free:
The carths surface fcep sscrcd and uul,sd o., he
To vose ballots Of bonhshells and esec. liberty
II s God that does all hinss control
It's he that does the planets bod;
He made this earth 70 roll
To be Cursed with slavery.
What would be douglass knaee,
Who would beip 10 Nil Tree soil with slave~f
Its drunes and tyYans that 40 crave
Mans life ana iaocr 10 the grave
Now II the time noble part,
All men u with homes: Eeara
Who would not brother smart
With the lash Of slavery
lime has come 10 put slavery at rest;
II each Of you want the other best
Win what Ia Jour brhrigh,, some land b the West.
You must repeal II laws that shall be
A human chAiis bought and sold Ia slavery;
Gods image ~ auction with mind
His Makers beauties through eternal spare.
Now male producing platform forever stay
The privileged masters from having their way;
TO spread n curse that ls 70 stay
All free mems wages BY s,eday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

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hnss he psA<l<s 70 s.Ass a. wAs>A h.
vssisd more hsn t~spsy uoun.rd -yA.s
offsur~ 1b~ REMEDIES Md. ec
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dssrss 70 ss,s hat - mary haze hs<s ss<~ss1 ~ ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

4 Company intend sailing thsr fAvWiis rtssrnshlps-
CITY Lr BALTIMORE, 2 aG ons Capt Robert Letak
CITY or WASHlkGTON, so IONS, Capt VIM. Wyln.
CITY OF snHCuEsTkR, AIo9 tons, Capt r. e. PsS,s.
nnited Of uird class passengers viii be tAksn
RON phAdspha and Liverpool, aud found In provsions
farea sh.ng nrng hsr hends, obtain oersin
Gates az pasAse ard drSn Liverpool 81 81 sterling
and upwards Apply 70 JOHN g. DALE AReat
II Walnut street. Philadelphia.
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IIgDGE's COMBINED TABLy CHAIR DHsK can
II he fsrpd at y. = RObIksoss extensive lnrnsure
sstnhEshsui No CO Bow~ry. p g. Kosn-nn always kseps
hand 81 he rgss sasor,n.ne chairs soss tste
t~s-ifsts osking sAsscs An VII -s4se AID r~tat
peaess farsgee invited 70 cal ani
he prorrefor himself he the
ne psei~t Of Le cot .sisous All orsers ~ ~ pn~b
rrcTwrf e5ecuied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

L,uREITUBE FOR sALy.-ABorr ~ 100 woRrI or
ufnture rev sst sprns w be sod for cash or sirsi
real estate The house u 10
ncaDy va6on square, and ~i he let oa our
cOce.
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U,oR cALIVoRNIA OAR At REDUCrIov on rARr,

L,oR CALIFORNIA ORR At REDUCTION OF FARES
tiny ibs. Q: baggage free; all over, per H.
Days Of sailing changed oh 2lth Of month.
fort and California scAmbp Line, Accessory Transit Com
pany Of Ecarsgua prog Through advance OF tie
ual-100 mes shorter han route The splendid
double engine steamship F0RTHsRk LIGHT 2SD6
en Captain 1rkspsush v leave pier No s. North river.
st30ciosk y. n for PunA Monday, Decenh.r
~, 1888, connecting with steamship Cort<s 1000 tors
bm tbsn the Nicaragua Transit route having
nles Of aod transportation by hrrt class carriages.
The prprsscrs can DOW Assms hs pnhc tha tho Ishm,s
entirely free from deaso, and hat tho political troubles Ia
fieArANuA peAsed feAr~ has tos
sonsdng parties, and not ke slightest interruption In Tia
transit between the need TO app sheodcd.
For miormancn passage apply only 70 GHAkiES NOR
GAN Agent No. Bowl nag Greea stamped stsrs As 90 Tor
o. cents each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

L'0R SAVANNAH AND FLORIpA-usfrED STATES
mail nno-Ibe and elegant steamer KNOXVILLE
,Aptan ID Ludlow. VII Issve 90 wednesa. Droenbcr ~
from bier No T. ~ H.. Mt O'Clock r. N. Bs Ok laillK anrd
board For freight apply board for passage " L.
kITCHILL, No. II Brosdway Cabin pas-ag. Savannah
t2 for Florida through rchcs from View York N Jseksn
VIE. ISL 70 Phana w. Large and comu0dous
leave Savannah tor florida ihpce 10 connecting With
The siesrns from New York Tuesdays and saturdays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

MAII.ACKH THEATRE = EXTRA. = OK MONDAY.
w becsmb.r ~ viii y. produced nth ard rop~rD
ferD~ry dresses dsofstoEs Ard appointments and
pirate AID teasfn original aboriginal, ryrsDr,
epsfse .si eisissa and a.r .Iuasa esns
ap.ryerssDs a We Irow and woadsris Hyro~is of yehe
nolrsde Fryucs.~
Po.CA non TAr, or TIE GENTLE SAVAGE.
The brsto snsscousy to- al from BAn~vUs ~ Eoat
lite Busc snrsy tsessd and ~ set BY hssdss. ~ ~.
DRAMATIC fsRrDsKg-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

CUrTON co.'s DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
~ cisco, sailing regularly and positively be,re
day sdversed-Cbppes Of January 5.-Ths spenid hrs,
class clipper ship AURORA, Cough master, receiving her
cargo al pier Q. Fast river Ald will positively
shove The mosrai. capacity OF The Aurora an. quan
uy freight an board and gong IN, renders Ikny she VIII
Gnh bading Saturday 18th Inst before which me shp-
pers vii please usir engsgrm.BS and had IN
iher billie of fading Tor signature followed by DE
Phantom 40 early
sITroS / Co, o. South street, corner Of Wall
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HOUSES, ROOMS &C., WAITED.


HOUSES, Rooms &C, wAHTED.
Vt rMssE
Of hchep ard room tor SERVANT must be Ia good ocaiop
s,resis. ADDRESS T. b. Union cdce, imnsdlaaeiy.
low Esseph street. saS sss~sss fhd sss sss.n'h .Ve
.naa square pe Ode ~ a sSa a sss
tcuiars, reliable tenant may be ssDd
nousg wAyrED-A FIRST CT Ase HOUSE WANTED,
= between Fiih and Egish avsssss rhs furniture vii
4! yt,ois.sd sod low fas,,s.ion oaedlAisy Addre.s
DOOM WANTED, IN BRooKLys-BETwEEy HICKS,
. % We furnished rsa, over dse
Sso .Ss "a s,si s s.''
WAsrEp TO RENT rnL x.Y-A FURNISHED
tcn A. b., bon III s.w YORK. Post Once.
BORsKs, cARRIAOKs, &C.
L,oR saLr-FIvy HoRss SUITABLE ron NAVY
seenS .rss s,~. sopi s ssm
ihua and North foarh streets Williamsburg.
L,oR sALg-BY a GENTLEMAN LEAVING ron r.r-
.rh superb as~ s .' s ,osy s Ss ssacs ~. s
I.s.s hsslrs been ~ zee shout ionr moohs ihs .hos
4. fess saiss. ''' ''N' " '''s'' =" '' "'''s''
L,oR SALE osE PAIR or WELL MATCHED JET
biset carriage hof 10 hands hi sh Old vsry
s'ybh ard pleasant drivers all b. nd
The sbo he
land sunsy fa, yefmopt Ia September s- The e~rc4s-
ne seen 9TH the hors~s 1n@
~ sana. nsh .ishi .na psas.n driver; GO
rne VI 100 In harness; con1n. warrani.i -ound
and snd Can be sesn Al he ysd T2 .rs@t
xetgonery street.
CLETGBs- sLEIGHs-sLvIGHs-A LAR0r lssoRT
- n~rf ~ ansy sl~sshs snd bree sess-~i a.b
al made IN ihe b~~t ~qusa -
br s',le workmsashap durability. Pl~sse es snd
.ss sA' ~ ''' ''''' ' csS.si 7 X s. ia
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CIlrYHYwG. Ar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

DUCKLEYR RkEESApkRs, 6s9 BHoAuwAY.- HOs.
ID day evening, bee ~, Inc do o.pI utsedy Il
yifLikIsb AsD Ifa DtsAH.
TrpsuAr, DrsIHnsn rs CHhnrsss DAY
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE
Cossrsrrsg Ar ~. oCLocs,
which VIII he pfesensd the hear rsnfg tsr.iY
pIfLfkIss MD His DisAU.
introducing The great uet horse NAxrppa ana EXTRA.
ordinary ieats
Afro, great M 81
MORO MTysTREIay.
Evenb Commences AT ~ ocn.k. Aaas.ssson -
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United States Msi line. The sta ssseh nns gvng
steamer MARION, W. Foster, commander leaye ps-r No
4, North river, "Wednesday, Dec d. ococh y. pret~e
~ For freight apply ON board where all bls % AIDING wi
BE- signed and for a, a Office ~ 3POffOhD filfs
Ton Co. 20 broadway. CABIN pAs~age ezb TIE
and splendid steam James AdeS r. q her
Vii succeed. and eave saturday bee r.. The poypiAr
steamer Carolina Ia wing regular TIP. ibsy
landings the ~ James viii viii
JassdAy nj 6s~iy~k r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

LoR NORFOLK AND RICuMoNp-Tug UNITED
II states mall steamship jamestown Capt r. Psnirs.
VII leave or The above saiurdAy zrh ns
1o'cloek r. ionenIng City Font Lard passengers
Peersburr rbe vin arrive ssrSoh SUNDAY snernsn
sd AZ kebmond Monday morning traveller val I'M
s The cheaper and rsasanrsl ne -ouih Ps~~-
sfd faro ,iserocm included ssfols ~, Petersburg
Hschnand, plo. lynehburg. ftt lSpiy 70
LuDfAH pLEssssTa, IA Bro~dwsy.
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GREAT SALE OF r vs ron THE o,,n.,
10000 yards Mt S., Is, ~. i'd. II and sa,
rneQuvccay the cheapest silks offered the city.
CLOAkS,
Greater bargains than ever, marked down especially
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
LYONS JONES,
z17 Hudson street, between Caaal and sprng
~ B.-Lacc curtains at greatly reduced prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

L,OR EAvASA AND NEW oRIkAHs.-THE q. a. NAH.
sseanshsp GAIA VIA. Captain J. d. Bullock, VIII
,sssFss ns,sh. GO Ihsrsa,y Dsssmesr o. aud -. 70, -
c,sely hcD Ass ptss 10 n, North river Hosa-u
seest LIvfN0s9oN, CkoCHGMON 90.
81 broadway
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-17

DfrFIcULrY AMONG THE MANAGERS OF THE
o. g. NJ. Acknowledgements of President
and tpo Directors'-We understand that a
difficulty occurred in the Directory of the
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Co. eastern Divi-
sion) yesterday afternoon, which resulted in
Mr. Nel, the President of the Company, and
N. w. Thomas, Esq, and Robt. Buchanan,
Esq, rendering their resignation.
The difficulty we understand, was in refer
encc to an issue Of bonds which one party de-
clared was illegal, and that therefore the bonds
were worthless. The action of the Board not
meeting with the views Of the gentlemen named
they promptly rendered their resignation. A
conference of the Directory was to have been
had with committee Of the City Council this
morning, but we have learned neither the OBJ
1ject nor the result Gin. Times, 14th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-17
Gle Daap yontnal
New Mammoth Wharf Boat.

Mr.. John s. Mitchell is now building {
mammoth wharf boat on the river bank al
the upper part of the city, for the accommodate
ton of his business. When completed it will
not only be very large boat, but one of the
strongest built boats on the river. 1t will be
200 feet long, BY So feet wide, not including
the guards The huh will be built Of gunncls
and her timbers throughout will be very
heavy. The guards will be built low, so as
{, offer the greatest convenience for the land
ing of steamers. She will be made secure by
heavy hog chains. The roof will be shingled.
The Office will be in the front part, elevated
eleven feet above the storage floor, and reached
BY broad fight of stairs. It will be nine
feet high, airy and well lighted The store
room will be in the rear of the boat. This
whaff-hoas viii have tremendous storing
Capacities, as she is not only large in her d.
mansions, but has Bat bottom. Mr.. NJ. P.
Jones is the builder, and he will turn out a
first rate job in every particular. The boat
will be completed sufficiently for use in a
month from this time. although there will be
= goot deal of finishing work on her after that
time
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-17

s, - The swift Rainbow may be expected
here this morning, and viii return to Louis
vile in the afternoon. We are glad to see
this excellent steamer still keeps up her pros
porous business. With her popular officers,
and the speed and fine accommodations of the
boat, she is bound to do fine business as long
as there is any business in the trade.
- The fine packet VIM. Garvin is due to-
morrow, her regular day, from Louisville, and
will start ON her return trip after delay of
several hours. Those who take passage on
hcr will find her accommodations very supc-
rior, and her officers polite and attentive. She
too is doing good business as an Evansville
and Louisville packet, and she deserves to.
The tow boat Jas. Guthrie arrived at
Louisville last Wednesday with eight coal
barges in tow, containing $4,000 bushels.
- The well known steamer II. f3Fidggs
was sold last Wednesday at Louisville by
Capt. Pres. Austin to Mr.. R. A. Alexander, OF
the Green River Iron Works, for $4,000
cash. The Democrat says she will be kept in
the Louisville and Bowling Green trade, with
Capt. Combs commander. She may be ex-
pected down to-day
- The Wenona, Capt. Postal, sunk on
Saturday, in nine feet water. The accident
occurred about ten miles above Jefferson City,
and the boat will be total loss She was
owned by Capt w. G. Postal, and Capt
Williams clerk, and it is presumed, was fully
insured,
- The river, after slight fall here, was
on stand yesterday. In an excellent stage
Eleven feet in channel at Cincinnati on Tuesday
and river fallen l foot,
- But few steamers here yesterday
Wharf soft, day gloomy, and business dull.
- The Memphis has gone back to Cincin-
natl, taking with her part of her damaged
freight She will be ready for work again in
a few days.
- The Charleston may be expected here
to-day for Memphis from Cincinnati.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-17
CARTEa's SPANISH MlXTURE

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the AFFLICTED Read and PcndeKs
"A intallLle remedy for Scrofla. King evil bheuma
She Face. Botches Bols,
Sore Eyes RinEworm letter Seald Head Enlarge nes
PAIN of The Bonos and johns Stubborn cers pills.
Disorders LuTbago. SPINAL Complaints
arising injudicons of Mercury, Imprudence
Life lmpurity OF the Blood.
Re This great alternative ne9icne and Purifier CT the
BLOOD the til usahd of rstenl
all parts nted States hc testify daily TO the
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE NeursIga, Rhsu-
matism Scrofta. Euptiops the Skin Liver Disease.
Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affections of the Kidneys; pseesN
e Of the Troa Female Complaints Pains pnd Aching OF
TIE Bones and Jen are speedily put to flight by using this
great and inestimahle remedy.
For ali diseases of the Blood nothn has yet been foad
to with it, II eeanse the system 81 all ipurte
acts gently and efficiently the liver and
clear and healthy and the constitution enfeebled
disease or broken down by the youth its pri
tive vigor and strength.
For the Ladies' it is neom psaby better than all
Iaeties ever used A lev doses of CARTER's SPANISH Nix
tire will remove all ofeom lexicon trin the
manng to the cheek. give elasticity the STEP
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicines heard of. 81
from Persona from all parts the United
evidence that there is numbug about
keepers magistrates physicians public well
the community. all add their testimony the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent and Circular and Almanac read
the wonderful this truly of all medicines has
performed.
None genuine unless signed BEENEfr PEERS Propii-
No Pearl street, Richmond Va to who all orders
for sU pplies and agencies must be addressed.
For sale by Hallock & Stoddard. Evansville; Hallock
Parmencr, Princeton; G. H. CLARK, YincehHes and ny
dealers in medicines generally. a1gS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-17

FALSE ALARM-A fire alarm occurred
yesterday morning, which seemed to bring half
the upper town down to Water street in a
muddy tramp. The bells rang, the engines
were out, umbrellas formed one black and spec
killed. awning on Water street-but the great
cause was found to lie in the chimney of Tenny&
Sorenson's grocery establishment, which CHM
ney was enduring premeditated burning out
with straw, in the absence of chimney sweeps.
: OF course the fire bells rang long time after
this was very generally known over town.
The music of these bells is generally, Hre br no
fire, continued an unnecessary length of time
after calling people to 60 to fire when if half
of those already there were away, the firemen
could work to much better advantage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ADDFTIoNAL BY THE PACIFIC.

LONDON, Nov. 2.
i Barring Bros. Circular quotes an advance il
sugar of 5@6s.
/ Breadstuffs are generally unchanged. s.
WEIGH bar Iron and rails are quoted OF
s .ipboard at f8; Pig Iron lbs Cd.
The Money market is steady. Consols are
quoted at s8@sst4.
LONDON, Nov. 3.
The following additional intelligence was
received yesterday.
Gen. Cai.robert has embarked from Lubec
for Stockholm, in a French steamer.
A dispatch from Dantzic states that the bulk
of the allied fleet was about to proceed to Keil.
A dispatch received at ST. Petersburgh
states that all lines Of the feet of Kinburn
had proceeded seward, and that the allies had
attempted nothing new.
Prince Gortschakoff telegraphed to ST. Pc
tersburgh on Thursday that there was no new
movement in the CriInea.
| A correspondent of the Cologne Gazette,
writing from Berlin, alluded to rumors Of
circles as unfounded, and not only merely be-
cause every communication from that Empire
discountenanees the belief that Russia will
make concessions to the demands of the West
ern Powers; on the contrary all letters from vi
emma allude to rumors of peace.
The correspondent of the Daily News de-
clares that Russia has positively intimated at
both the Conrts of the Great German Pow
ers, her willingness to negotiate alone upon
the basis of the four points, and that of the Al
lies of December I'd.
The latter are disinclined to resume diplo-
matte conference, although the Western Powers
have at the same time declared they can only
consent to such a step when there is sure
prospect of attaining satisfactory result.
1t is added that Austria is very far from de-
Ginning the cooperation of Prussia.
The Prussian Gazette of October Both, af-
firms that at this very moment thu French
Government intimates its readiness at Vienna
to negotiate with Russia ON the basis of the
four points.
That it was resolved to continue the war
and re-commence military operations next
spring, with redoubled energy, should peace
uot be concluded in the interim.
The British Government has prohibited the
expectation to all countries of saltpetre, nitrate
of sofia; sulphate of potash, muriate of potash
and chlorate of potash.
NEw ORLEANS Nov. 16.
The Crescent City, from Havana, arrived
with dates to the 18th. Nothing of impor-
lance brought by the California mail
PITTSBURGH, Nov 16.
There are six feet scant water in the chan
mel. Weather wet
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-17
DIR. W. I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND hGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS

AN u T Il EhO.
TT frequently tiae OF individuals
who get up medicine, gull the public
Been by the when fact hos
merely he Imagination the brain Of
The DO not claim for the Pills no the
i heir @ oq hs
the diseases mentioned in the caption Of this
and sPsedy remedy TO sutsahtiste ths assertion he
naraens IsSelnes oe seI@in cures have emily
Thess Pills are no. composed Of cheap ingredients and
made by machinery for the purpose making They
entirely OF costly and pure drugs and be sold at such
a. T ses m si cure ase an Bt
days hs patient to attend to his daily
Read the foo and if you want more evil
denee the virtues Of these Pills will be given by
application to the subseiibs5s; "
Th; csItes that my was TAKEN SIGH with chill
81 Dr. Owens Ag9s Pills happy that
feeted speedy and permanent cure. JOHN II. McFAR.
that had chill. and fever from
isgrs 70 purchase box 81 Dr. wi Ovens silly eslebrs
we'll and believe them to be the hes. Pill offered to the
public Tor the cure of Ague and Fever. &c AYRES.
r. " $3.50 owESssqEo, Ky. May II. 1855.
year, severely afflicted with Chls and Fever
lag that M Sn Fey
Ovens Chill Pills. which did, aud to my srea. JOY s,tsf
most Ios.hsoIas Of ali diseases. Chillssnd Fever
moment. sai go Immediately Dr. W oomfta. snd pro.
box. and word for it. will b. troubled
with Chils again. CHAS. b. GRIST.
BOX HARBoR Ky, April IL, 1855,
This certify that Chilis my family
for months and tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill medicine that had in the In ordi
they have stopped the chills the of
would make permanent til
DIR. Ovens Chill Pills, and safely everybody
:" 80 - WM o. JACKSON.
owessnoEo Ky. Feb. 2s. 1855.
s DR. W, T. OwFS-Dear Sir: 1 have been afflicted
eh for ak months and alter trying
edes induced to try hex OF Ague Pills which
best medicine in BALTHASER NACH,
have known the above gentleman years and cer
= J. PLUNKETT. River Trader.
PittsburE, Pa
LEwisPoRT, KY, jan g. 1875
This certihes that haze had the es AID
tried various rcmedies without effect then
Chill Pills. and they have entirely cured
ME. THUS +. TAYLOR.
0wEysBono. April H. 1885.
certify that had ehs and fevers and applied good
phy stefan, who prescribed and gave medicine.
which break the ehl's give any relief
then try DIR. Owens Chill Pills; did they
stopped the chills and perfectly we'll They also
distressing pain in the side which
would result in something serious Persons afflicted
with chills would do we'll to use them; they certain
GEO. W. MONARCH. i
R- These Pills warranted to cure in every instance
where the directions are followed.
H55- For sale, wholesale and retail by
-" j. W. COMPTON Druggist
Also BY WoOLSEY & SAWYER
Wholesale and Retail gents.
sept NV Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-17

~ We learn from Minnesota that $4,000
acres Of the public lands in that territory have
been Withdrawn from public sale thus giving
actual settlers chance ofescaping the claws Of
cold hearted spectators
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-17

TIE Hoe MaRKET.-We hear of no trans
actions There are buyers at So 25 net for
November delivery and Sc for December de-
livery, but sellcfs'ase asking Sc so and Sc IS.
TIE impression among the latter seems to be
that as soon as killing commences the market
will improye.- Lon. Jonr l4tb.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-17

Or There is q revival in the M. E. Church
at Henderson. About forty members have
been added to the church.