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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
OF Bya private disptch from Vincennes.
Saturday night, we learn that the steamer JAS.
Paul sunk at Palestine, Illinois. She was
freighted at Terre Haute with Flour, mostly
insured. The boat probably can be raised. Loss
not known.
The line was down Saturday night between
Louisville and Vincennes, and we are conse-
quently without dispatches to-day.
CEThe following was the last balloting for
Speaker on Friday. Mr.. Campbell had with
drawn his name:
Iicenty- Seuend. -Richardson 70, Banks 40,
Fuller 90, Pennington IL, Wheeler z, Zolli-
Golfer 8, 'rhurston Z, Washburn, of Maine, 6,
Howard 8, Tappan 2, Meacham 2, Haven 2,
Campbell, Nichols Oliver, Carlisle, Grow,
Woodruff, A. H. Marshall, Cox, Emmons,
WaShburn, Wise / each. Two hundred and
fifteen votes. Necessary to choice los.
WASHINGTON, Dec f.
1t is reported in this city that Joseph Lane
has been appointed Brigadier General in the
Army of the United States.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 6.
Cotton-sales to-day of 500 bales middling
at $40. Sugar firm; considerably less than
an average crop is anticipated. Molasses 3315c
Corn soc.
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Dk. W. I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE or
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AMI EEVERS


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esrliscass purportng rom persons Who have
been the fact hos
Of the nedieins signed with fictitious names
ara in s hiss
the deases in the oaption OF this
there has never been offered to suffering humanity SAFE
would persons in this nifty, who trying
r have only
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patton will these Pins the surest nsdieiIs
R..d * fele s.ttiaqsts. a.d x.nt
application to the subscribers:
h; that my ;o1 was ,s very g with chin
Of DR. 1sus Pills and am hsppy to ~ that he, s
fsstsda speedy and permanent cure. JOHN H. AeFAR,
August 1855.
lever purchase box Of DIR owen'sj sl, celsbrs
ws AID .S. hsT 70 be the , Pin the
owexsscno. KY, May II. 1855.
severely afflicted with Chls Fever ind
ssy: at c lTi p. .' rsiss a sat ~ great Joy after
aisns box found that vas once mere tree iron 'h'
would TO al ho have Ghills and Fsver lose nSs
my word for it. you will neyr y trgess6
with O ills again. oHAS GkIsT
Bos HAnroH. Ky April H. fsss,..
Thisis to certify that had Ch and Fl in trmiy
months and tried all the Chill Pills and
that lie had in the cooutry In ordi-
usry eases they stopped the eh the OF my
family exception On Oldest there wss nons
would make until across
'hA''A'y arc 'n' '''' '''' nav WI O. JACKSON.
OwENsgoKo Ky, Feb ~. 1883.
Or W. r. OwFE-DeAr Sir; have heen shiiefed with
six months and after try ysrious
duced box Of Agne Pills. which
cured sound and WE'LL and eiese them to tbs
best medicine in BALTHASEk " Aed..-
have gentleman six and eert-
fy that Ais stassHsAs ar; trPs usxETr Ri,.,
Pittsburg. Pa
LEwIsPoaT, Kys. Jan. 2. 1855.
have had the ehils and lever for months
Of Dr. Owens Chill Pills. and they have entirety cured
mus" = a AN~'-
owESsBoRo. April IL. 1855.
certify Thks shs and fevers and applied to kood
phy Stefan who prescribed for and me mediene
then Advised Owen Chill PILLS. did so and they
stopped ehils and perfectly we'll Ihsy sse
Gu distressing pain in the side which vas
fearful result something serious Persons seted
chills wsud do we'll TO use them they ar
cure. " EU 49, ;ns.....
where the directions followed.
Az Fer s1ls, whslssals and retail ky
= w. COMPTON, Druggist,
u..., wooLsEY sXWYER
Whslesals and Retail gents,
| sss14z.v Evansville Ine<
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We thank Mr.. Clark Of the Fashion,
down early Saturday morning, for package
of papers. This good steamer may be expect
ed here from st. Louis early Wednesday morn
ing.
- The low pressure steamer Southerner
passed up Saturday morning at an early hour,
having left the Mound City Thursday even
ing. We are under obligations to Mr.. W. c.
Taylor, clerk, for papers. The Southerner is
due here early tomorrow morning for st.
Louis.
~ The hull of the VIM. Knox has been
towed from Flint Island to Madison, and will
form the foundation of new boat.
- The A. L. Shotwell passed down last
Saturday morning before daylight, with first
rate trip.
The Missouri river has nearly dried up.
A cuople cold nights will close its nayiga-
ton
- The Statesman was here Saturday
morning from Cincinnati for St. Louis, loaded
W tilO SudiuS, diO Win SOOA many Pe~S0~AA
gers. She stopped at Cincinnati several days
over her advertised time to pick up her load
but she got good one at last. She put out
good deal of freight here.
- The stern wheeler Lebanon, from Gin
cinnati, put out here large quantity of dry
goods and other freight last Saturday morning
She was bound for ST. Louis.
The following were the rates Of freight
here Saturday:
10 Nev Orlcans-Flour, 4Oc; Pork and
Beef, 60c; Corn and wheat 30c per sack.
Cincinnati-Flour, 3oc; Wheat, 25c.
- Last Saturday was busy day at the
wharf Steamboats, seemed comiy :, and going
continually. The wharf-boats were crowded
with freight, and the commission merchants
exceedingly busy.
- River still falling here. A rain set in
on Saturday afternoon, which looked as if it
might be genelal.
- The liability of steamboat owners for
their contracts to take freight is fully exempli-
fed by the following extract from the st. Louis
Republican:
The suit of R. p Clark vs. Steamboat Uncle
Sam, was tried out IN the Circuit Court yes
terday The plaintiff established that the
boat had engaged to take quantity ofcorn for
him from Cairo to New Orleans, at a rate of
freight then agreed upon. The boat, on arriv-
ing at Cairo, was unable from having full
cargo already on board to take the shipment,
and it was turned over to another steamer.
The latter charged an increased price for the
carriage of corn, and discharged it at New
Orleans SO that it was sold for less than the
prices prevailing in market at the time the
Uncle Sam preceded her in port. The plain
tiff received verdict for 81 l0O-the difference
Of price in freight and sale.
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Day GooDs, &c. AT WHoLEsALE.-We call
The attention of country dealers to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. j. c. Jewell & Co. This
house has just received tremendous addition
to their stock of Dry Goods, ready made
Clothing. Boots and Shoes, &c, and are deter
mined TO close up this stock so as to make room
for Spring goods, at the lowest prices. They
are selling large bills Of goods, and we think
that both goods and prices will be found salts
factory.
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Or We thank our friend and attentive
correspondent A. r. J. of st. Louis, for his at
tention in forwarding us telegraph dispatch
relative to the burning of the steamers Par
thenia, Prairie City and Twin City The
news, however, had been anticipated hy our
regular dispatches received Friday night, and
published before our friends dispatch ar
rived
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MORGAN, KEEN PRESTON,
JoBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOOD
Notions, Hats, Caps, Bonnets and

NOsAoAep @RF'
YAvRnswon hand very large and general
the coofs Fancy
aaa aad French .cd and figured
oil aud 'sssSs %o"s3Gs eo f,ssnSs leach,
sh.etnE black Oambrics ovsreoatings sss
ana Wooisu vsstinss scarlet yellow ana Sails
bury spotted Fi.nass sls.chen ana cPCs f.n9sis
single and seamless s.gEng IOwslns Gsnra.s r.ddlng
S.H and Blue Broadsloths WOOisn Drawers ana shirts
shrtnE Stripes Apron an oasdes sh,Ftns cheeks rich
and Bsssing. Plaid GinshAms rsin and bright rich
Csshasres Gosures Dress hair
% H ~S. H : si
Irish Linsss: Cotton oil silk ard Lines Hanshsr.
seton ami jacquard Cotton Table
Worstsd Cotton oOlsred Table Covers Pisas do Un-
and plaid brss and all sualitissAnd
SHAWLS.
i.i ,@. PLAID We. en- d. .ss
SsssTsns blue plain and
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
,s Ms ..S SI.a Prass.a
Moravian DO; nErA. black spun ss DO; Misses. wSiss
Chi drsn plain plaid wOOlsA Hose
shs Slasi ss. and ooorsd plain
Li's Thread s0 @ Do sn *
coorsd Cotton Gloves Esoi
Fh cad de- wolsn do Rim lined do. Buekskin de. aaS
Buskkin Mites boys Cloth Gloves Gotten AID Liss fArss
NOTIONS.
suspendsrs white eoored Spool CottoHs. white ant
coIored Skeiu ard drab Linen Threads. black
eelor Sewing silks black and drsb Twists black whit
col.red Gotten Tapes. white Tapes. Linen Brsiss
coiersa wsrsted do bonnet ack aad eolored Tafe
Ribbons bfaek silk Velvet do: Side. Tuck Pocket lvor
ssh r1whorn Fine and Dressing Combs. Lead an
Slate Pencils Steel Pens Pen-hoders Enyelopss Memoir
spdum Letter Paper. Wrappns do omfort
ers: Sewing DzFnng Netting Needes white .a1
Hsoks and Swansbill do Porss aies
Pins Hair do Thgtlss Purses Pearl snd Agat
Shirt Buttons: Vest Ovsreoat Suspendsr do Dres
40 Rasor Strops shaving Brushes and Boxes and Soaps
Percussion Caps Hat and water prosf DO 81 tes Wa
n,va MORGAN. KEEN Il PREsToE.
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10Y TO TIE ApFLICTEp.
GREGoRY's

TNsrANT CURE OF PAIN AGAIN ON HAND.
THE family Medicine for Burns Coughs
Colds Sore Throsts and Quipsey. Will cure Diarrhea
Cholera Morbus CRAMPS spssms viii Fever
&xua an fail Daily and hourly calls
this the
agent writesI had rather trastry life With iris than
other One and all the satisfy
yourssJyss sales in fndisna.
per increase than disps
now before ruhiie For rri
rists United STATES British America and
Oregon.
LEIGH vERLTSG. Evansville lad sussssssrp to kel-
Ter 4 Farpsley.
CHAs CLARK Viueennss InS
D. PAVE. Gin aat Ohiaesn he obtsHes 81 saem
at auufaeturers' prices. I'D. STONE co:
rts-emw Msumes City, Ohio
EMnNEY. H0NRY.-7no fbr shsiss straiasd EuasJ
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TEE Hoo MARKET.-Nearly all the houses
were killing yesterday. Ii any else were
m lde they were not reported to us. The mar
k,t may be quoted very firm at 50 90 net.
We have heard Of no sales of prime meats
Lard is firmly held at 1034 cents and some
holders ask more. We hear of sales of 200
,bbls mess pork at 117 and 1000 bbls on terms
not made public Lou. Jour. 7h.
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AUCTION SALES.
PANEL wooLsEY
AUCTION ROOMS,

AUCTION ROOMSs
Old Cours House, Corner Msin Third m
diaeely epposits the n Hshin xtsA Hotel.
HAVING leased for ter years IA HtteA upehe
u IL above we'll known stand. 10 re-
oairs for Sale sae all kinds
msrshAnd disc kepsshsld TarAiturs horses
Kisa. etc. etc.
Cash advances made on eonsiEA nsnts whsA required
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
cling At o'clock. A, AIss TassdAy Wedassdsy
and Friday nights at early gas light.
ORsassrssles aad sales estate
to.
We weekly reeeivinx. and have hand large
and FCRNfrU RE- eensisEE oislst
spindle and Lannister backs scroll and ssop tops
back once, French. Jenny Lind. Bustie wood
Chairs shegany and wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
chairs. rockers soeiatlss
card diuinx breakfast tables light
lounges mirrors. hne misses bedstta
trasses tin and wire safes which will sell Cir
einnati prices.
We have also hand variety efnotons jewelry.
vielns aecordeoRs pocket cutlery guns pistols Will
etc.. which will sell reduced prices
Wholesale or retail. W0oLSBY SELSON..
mys Auct's.
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Gbf Dadp gOnrnal,
local DEPARTMENT.
Another Hard Blow---Houses Unrooisd.

Throughout the whole Of Saturday night
the wind blew furiously, and during yesterday
Its force had not materially weakened. Some
little damage was done in several parts of the
city. Messrs. Babcock Bros store, on Water
street, was completely unrooSed. The same
building was unroofed by the tornado last
summer. The roof was tin. Mr. Skaters
building, two doors from the other, was par
TALLY lunroofed Mr. Parrett's new three story
brick on Water street, had the roof joice and
sheeting scattered pretty e6ectually. The
sheet iron ON top of Kratz & Heilman's new
foundry, for thereof was blown off. One end
Of Mr.. Elisha Babcock's new dwelling, in an
unfinished state, was blown in. No very
serious damage, however, was caused by the
wind, although with the fresh memory of the
tornado Of last summer, considerable alarm
was felt during Saturday night.
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FIORE NEWS FOR THE LADIES'.

TCSr received direct the East sddtoHa supply
- Winter Goods which invite the Ladies give
calls n,ead sell cheaper than the cheapest.
We would call pariica lar
P1ads French En- dish Mernss Cashmers LANES
0rera FAnnel I'm rcderies Cashmere Robes
new Md Gloves. Ksol Hsae all colOrs.
tifu lot of Lad Collars ChsmEe,tes Sleeves ete
all Of which will be sold the resuesd
call call novzt EOSEK BROTHER 4 FREY
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GLAsswARE.-Mr. Marten has arrived here
with store boat load of Glassware of every
variety from Pittsburgh, having splendid as
sortment. Those wanting anything in this
line, would do we'll to call at his boat, at the
foot Of Locust street, as coming direct from
Pittsburgh he can sell cheap. We would invite
attention to Mr.. Martens goods.
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WHY FEMALES 81 FFEK IN HEALTH.
TEzE MARRIED woMANS
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
By DR.. A. u. MAURICEAN,
PROFESSOR DlsEAsEs weHEs.

PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
By DIR. A. n. MAURICEAN.
DlsEAsEs OF weHEs
One Handredth Edition (5o0, O0O) 18ms ys. ESQ
the ss,losg..ef the great Tr.ds sails. If New r.rk
priaepsi 6ook,sns1si n tn. tinted states
EVERY woman can here discover. By comparing her
with these described the character
OF her complaint and be spared much
fsrpg veil the PlsssAnness Of making knewn
Masking inquiries OF physician in the
silnsato ~hisA Ihe ia sesset Ths wife asout
has sftsR seed tnuetiOn nnt adviss in respect
hsrsisus.sn which Sd. will hsrshns This beck telsh.
what the And tels her what do Ia
hut shHsts v orss. an sush a she understand,
49, frsn a. rnrs unrs, fsrua
she Womb srrsn Fses ALsUs. vii each snd in
Much Of nla. veil thousands peeusiaril,
saaiss to the marriage state were better
q better ia that natural
esnsaltsr with medical in
la cory Ths Married Woman. Private Medical
pa.oa every female has physiean that Knows and de,
cOnsss all tines without violence her sensitive
Extract Of letter gentleman in Dayton. okis.l
DAYTON, May l.. 1877.
ssp.isy ss three !.
.Ssa,n more
her putting her iifs IL ninsnt danger
this sst Of thing was and Issss:d %y.e
tanning reaching my On its receipt a.d
psrus.i TO os the relief. AFFORDED dis
IA Of D. a. prov-
ceived possible But this other Eeu
have passed all reliability wife
in her and my children left mothsrsss
INDIANA AGENTS;
J. n J. o. howe, Blonminxton; Paris Turner
(reepcastle; Janes HI Richmond; j. Faiyre Shelby
vills c. K. Harvey Vincsnnss James Beard ii Faoestt
and O. b Hensly, kokomo J Saodgrass Perrysvllle
n CHI bsrisiH Ekhart; LsnEdon. Roet port NJ C.
H 4sS sna Eli LISTER rsans .
Ks- Upon receipt q Ore p"ar ~ IN ~ KkiEp M0-
ed free part the United States the Canadas sae
British Testers mrst be postpaid. and
dressed 70 ar. A. MAURfCEAN. box 1874 New Ysrk
City Publishing Once Ne I2s Liberty Street. New ERIK
ara 3m-daw
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on EVANSVILLE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES SATURDAY.
A. SHoTwELL-fm Louisville to New orlsas.
FLoRA-fm st. Louis 20 Pittsburgh.
CaAxLssTo<-fm Memphis to CIncinnsti.
0HIo BELLK-fm New Orleans to cinciAAAM.
eFAsHIoS-fm Louisville to St. Louis.
SouTuERsER-'mS st. Louis TO Louisville.
LEsAsoy-fm Pittsburgh TO s.. LOUIS.
BrATEsEEs-fm Cincinnati to 81. Louis.
NEW soEK-fm st Louis to Cineinnati.
RAINBOW i'm Louisville 70 Hendersca.
SEVENTY SIX (76)-fm Nashville 60 Cineinnati.
MEnPHls-tm riueiaAsd TO Memphis.
CITY or CAIRo-lm CinciA natl to Nathvills.
ASTELoPE-fm New Orleaas 10 Louisville.
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DIR. EvERsoN's HEALTH RESTORATIVE
Anti-Dyspeptic and Anti-Bilious Pills,
SUPERIOR FAMILY PHYSIC, entirely vegetable;
mild and pe&ssn in their xetisu they improve
Petite AID give toae to the gestvs
tivenss Piles Headache aa Bilioas Uiss cello,
etc. Wholesale and retail BY J. d. PARK,
Ger. Fourth and wslaut streets Ci.ciuaaa.
w W ROBERTS, lnaian~psIis
Proprietor WIN. <. HvERsoN. ND. N. So Six.
cest. PhllsdslPhis. nsv7-a kw3a
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OF Prof Fosters lecture, which was to
have been given last Saturday evening" was
postponed by the advice Of his friends, owing
to the extreme inclemency of the weather.
1t will be delivered next Saturday evening.
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COMMERCIAL.


OFFICE Of THE DAILY JOURNAL,
MONDAY MoEsIxs. Dee. 10.
| FLOUR.-Market dull, and tho latter part OF last
week, decline in price. We now quote at 81 759
8 co.
wHEAT.-Bct few sales Saturday evening from 40
to so.
CORN.--45c Offering, ard holders refusing this
Tas 9oc New Orleans the latter part of the week.
RYE -70875c.
BARLEY 81 25BSl 40.
BEANS (whit) 1882 25.
HAY.--Leoss sl46l5; Baled S1544l6.
SUGAR -far71s 97a< prime 7%8sK.
MoLAssEs.-P Plantation, $685.; Sugar House 4o8
45c.
oTAToEs.-5o855e.
oNloNS.-45G5Oc.
SALT.-Kanawha. soc per hnshel; Alum ditto; Syria
cuse, per Dbl % 4O9S2 60.
'K'oBAcCo. 10 s.1f. .ssles yirsi.i. Tobacco;
and .1.r. q. aa7is COOKS Family Gr.o.ry.
DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.
AS about leaving my Dwelling Hsuss. is
ssisl g. Fir.
~, Dri''n Apply on e. csR Rssn HSRRIseror
W .EATHER "A consignment. Of Upper. Kip .nl Cellar
aor7i rENNEr d soRKNsoN.
wv lOO6 heavy OsnAhaFg. 81 hushel;
500 9rARts SeAmless, de-;
I0nD Light, huShel BaifAble fer Oats;
Aiss-se, 600 IN hushsl daaAy BAxs; OF sails ~
nevis geo. FOSTER 4 CO.
GDOMROY sALT-Isoo bills sals at the river rAilrsaA
aosIs eEo FosrRR c 90.
m ELIvRR KID FRRE OF CHARGk-ALL 9os&s
IL bought of will be ls,srse part Of the city
rec o l.. b. HEIMA%N.
ECONOMICAL sTOcM FHRBsNG.-csr. and csA
do,h ais ''f ''' P s9sRos s t..y ers. s;s's
nov3s Corner OAK ana second ssreshs-
- ELMO AAlLJS.-75ks Of this fs@osts hrand fer
MD sale by nov2t s. b GILBERT co.
CINCINNATI soar AT 81 CENT6.--so bsxss. q
~ choice article, sale the elsss.
q. rs LBSRT 4 co
| nevA SysGROra. Water.
EHYDRAUE.IC cEAaR KNIT ---a A.rsAls far tsls lew BY
III novsl O. 3. Gil BENT 8 CO.
Il se1a g. Il. GILBERT CO.
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B o A r. DIN G.

B O A IL DIN G..
Mt RS. HEGLEY. Cherry strs-t, between First and
4v1 Second. is prepared to accommodate gsntlemaa
vile and several single gentlemen with excellent Rooms
Board. etc Persons wishing to good b arding
House would do wen to cal de
U6FRR.-i sAtin-striPs Lusre received this Gay
- dror sale by noVS JAMES Low CO.
NDRENEs.-Rseeivs Sc jars Fresh Prunss slbs each,
IL for sale by nevis l. D. HERMANN.
rHNEA TEA TIE !-Reesved;
- half chess Packet Tea. \ pound papers,
10 esddies I'm periSl Tea. IS dc ca. h;
Il % do DO ssi
IS do do Dc DO;
10 70 % Young Hy'sa.i:: :. O.;
Fer sale at reduced prissshy
novis /. i D. HElNANM.
100000 ssS S.i!. O rsIss: ss G:
nevis TENNEY & SOREN3Ok.
NDOUBTRY AND EGGs.-
IS dozen Chickens, 100 deaen Fresh Eggs,
rs Turkeys. inst rseeiN ed
novls COOKS Family Grocery.
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KIONEY, .B0EEY.-7oo iDz ebstes etraiasa huas1
hSsNt ssaE Fssfsy ss<<s,..
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TAKEN UP,

TAX , n UE9
- BIT ME. the 1sth % osssbsr. ssrrel
tT Horse Ppossd DO from - Sc II old.
(SA star in the forensAd he had = Black Quilt
-&-&--t ed Saddle Aad bride. The ebtan
EiH By sallin ~ ny hsuss and paying expenses.
s l.. OLMSTED.
On pYinastoa Road.
nevl4-wSt -
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DLEAChRD C0rTON.-3s sAsss Bis.eAsd Csssoa
assorted elGlitts reseixsd .is day aad for sale by
rov34 JAMES Low & co.
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I.OOKING GLaNSEx.


AM at sill times prepared furnish Locking alasses in
Mahorsny Walnut. Rosewood Frames, Looking Glass
Plates. Picture Frames. etc.; also Gilt Framrs Picture
of Pictures and Oil Paint
ins'' 81 "A0's'A'e VI '''-'- - '-' J. a. agsr.
nhsdAwius No. sws.. Fourth street. oineinnasi. o.
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so lbs extra Leaf Lard; Dried Beef
80 rSs3sraS ssx sseaz - 3 a. PrgmSuE,s e. COOKS
asfr Femfiy 4rs1sET.
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SALT, AC.=soo bfls Peursy Salt;
~ 90 bAlea Guanies. extra quality:
Tlsur barrels a sacks; sale BY
JOHN BURrlS,
Asu4 water street. abSfs MAin,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-05
GRATES!
JUST PUBLISHED

A Discovery in Medicine. A few
IA words on the rational trcatmen without
Medicine, OF Spermatorrhea, or local weakness,
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitudr,
Weakness of the Limbs and the Back, IndS-
position and Incapacity of Study and Labor,
Dullness of Apprehension, loss of Memory,
Aversion 10 Society, Love of Solitude, Timid-
iiy, Self Distrust, Dizziness, Headache, Invol'
untary Discharges. Pains in the Side, Alice.
lion of the eyes, Pimples on tho Face, Sexual
and other lnfiimities in Man.
From the French Of DR.. ID. De Laney,
The important fact that these alarming COM
plants may easily be removed without mcdi.
cine, is, in this small tract, clearly demonstra.
ted, and the entirely new and highly successful
treatment, as adopted BY the author, fully ex.
planned, by means of which every one is cna.
bled to cure himself perfectly, and at the leasl
possible cost, avoIliding thereby, all the ad.
vertised nostrums of the day.
Sent TO any address, gratis and post free, il
a scaled envelope, by RENTING (post paid) two
postage stamps 10 DIR. B. De Laney, No. II
Lispenard street, New York, 6m.
September 2sth, 1854.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-05

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