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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

six weeks By my onguent which WAN njure
ne skin III bottles sent tQeny part D: the country r. a..
GRAHAM bs5 Broadway; lsgs, 81 State street, Albany;
zc6er, 2 South Third street. fhiadelphiA.
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exctte admiration all connosseayS suite oc
elegant private for Appri dye
ha only reliable article OF kind Wholesale and retail -
gHHl6TADORO'S No. Astor House.
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MUSIC TEACHING.

AMY. INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
XHNE THOMAS MARTIN, Of the oldest instructors in
8 this CITY, will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies' Gentlemen. His ability is too well known to
require Recommendation.
I5- Orders left with P WERLE1N, No. D Camp street.
will t,yitb Dromot attention. o9tf
ssss. MRS. CAMPBELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
>ssSzT5{5l gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR,
residence No. p Constance street, and also at
EAHaR No. 50 Hevis street Aa-Terms-S5 per month";
twelve LESSONS LECTURES at % Constance street
week. IelU ~
DIANO TIGACE4INGa.-A. r. CHANDLER informs the
L public he ready give Lessons the Piano.
either at his residence or at hat of his pupil.
A peculiar method for teaching children
Residence Orange street. between Camp street and Coliseum
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

GOOD IEIDICINFlS.--1r. IS ESTIMATED THAT
G A me1e pooa s "c Zen her
There be question f " Ec Gurhs s mas
S Ss %1 S Efs esSn'y s
R P are ct IS Eoe as he
Every body NEEDS Po Lee ow pas liver s the w SsSs
vcera system obstruons Purge out the which
ss sR S 1s se 10 work rake X s %
from system yet strong to yed Il 10 soo
but h hs. n1ns GT' fs o
Of these E a been sa by chem
Internal Bsas S"n1a'n s'i mssssu
billy Loss appetite Irregularities DIZZINESS u the head
pGss fsFs Ssff9's5s W
Nv item once, aid You vii BE- without them,
Pspa1ss y 6 Mass and
5 81 ESpss"Gsw RsHSiTs Agents
w Certain Remedy for Worms 1t is fact established be-;
p s ns ssS S @
ah ts @ VI he aus
the either not known attributed to something else
remedies for Woms but experience proved them
or the @ hs at to Wo1ma
This ssnppof.ssa by Ne
S7Ft; 537! HSh $HS#S
other OF the winch
the Worms in the bowels follows the contenance is
PALE eaden color and suused with occasional uscs the
eyes heavy dull the breath fnid the lip swollen
itching the noss which the patient to pick his nose
fright liable starting grinding the teeth the appe
te exceedingly Irregular being sometimes Yorhcous others
feeble, and in instances deprnved.
To the following certificates numerous might DO added but it
vs. 'S}sHi ''f's 81
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the Undersigned having frequently administered med
WfNER's cANAb1AN vERM1FuGE, and being fally sate.
fed with its efficacy confidently recommend safe End e
cien remedy for the expulsion of from the ntestne
Licentiate of the r. c. of Surgeons IN Ireland, etc.
G. w DICKINSON,
Member of the r. c. of Surgeons i'll London, etc.
FROM THE REV. j. FLANAGAN, OF BANBROoK, c. W.
j. WINER-St: have made the trial Of your Canadian
Vermuge, and with the most happy results In my FAM
y which has to knowledge the
mifuge every here prefers other its effects
and children take readily which great
pO July y 16 Is45. ''e '1@''O ~ JOHN FLANAGAN
n3@ Pbysiciups generally now use WINER'S CANADIAN
VEKMIFUGE. This medicine simple vegetable prcparn
ton always administered with perfect safety and
confidence the result and will always destroy Worms and
restore the patient to health.
thousand certificates Agents
planters merchants and physcas bearing testimony the
efficacy of this nfallibe remedy. Warranted in all
Prepared only by JOHN WINER Manufacturing Chemist,
and Wholesale Druggist Hamilton Canada West.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.. NewOrleHns,
fe23-ly Isl and q Charres street, New Orleans, la
T WRIGHT u CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
popular Family Medicines, which they offer 10 supply
Druggists Dealers Proprieto lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl amp 81 Charities
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MILLINERY.

a.. NEW SPRING NIJLLTNERY, No. 229
G+%ESCRmp street, corner OF Julia.
Eso& MRS. MCENANY respectfully informs the Ladies
that she received large and elegant assortment of
Ladies' and Misses Fancy Lace, Hair, Gimp Diamond and
f'"e"' STRAW BONNETs.
Misses Leghorn Straw and Lace FLATS; Boys HATS and
GAPS.
large assortment of Flowers Ribbons Lace Fes Em5ro
ered Fiet and Mts, White Kid Gloves Embroderie
Parasols etc. which will be opened Monday 18th inst
Country orders punctually attended to. fe25 tMyl7
ri pa LADIES, OUR OPENING DAT. rcsM
sEga Mrs G. W. ROPER, No. l65 Poydras, be n.y.
SSssa tween Carondele and Baronne streets, begs TX
9x leave to inform the Ladies that Bho is Just opening
'p''A''N @'D' RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
Silk Bonnets,
Velvet Bonnets,
Satin and Plush Bonnes,
Dress Trimmings etc.
Which R. respectfully invites the ladies and the country
buyers call and examine. nl4on
a sA WINTER OPENING OF RICH nsFsN
AISsA1 MILLIINERY.-MRS PECK, Gate Jefers Sas&Ifsp
EA corner of Camp and Julia streets, begs respect ~
SS fully to inform her customers, and ladies' IN general
that she just received large invoice Of FRENCH HATS
CAPS CL0AKS and Mi4NTfLLAS which she will open on
Tuesday November 9Th 1885, and socits their attention to them
before purchasing elsewhere.
Also
large and elegant assortment of DRESS TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS FLOWERS, Wells, GLOVES, etc., all OF which
will be sold at low prices.
m making supentened by Mrs. PECK herself il IS
guarantee ladies depend attention will be paid to
Fashion, Taste and Style. nh 3tn
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.IIARDW.A ARE.

mir wIrrpuAs II. 4
essrlElrnaaaa5A j. WATERMAN 81 BROTHER,
~RsaESTSFSgaa HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner of Com.
Nsgs5I mon Magazine streets, have on hand and
are daily receiving by foreign and domeac
RIVALS general assortment Of articles comprising IN part
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. ."
Iron, Steel Nails, Rope, "@
Axes, Chains, Scytlios,
Carpenters Tools complete,
t'oopcrs' Tools,
Anvils, Vices, Bellows
Stock md Dies, Screwplnes,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Plouglis, Hay Cutters Corn ShlleerS,
= Agricultural Implements.
- Mill, Crosscut and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows, Singletrees,
Turning I.ntles,
Hoes IIames Shovels and Spades Pntform Scuea,
Andirons Fenders Sr1vels and Tongs Corn Mills
Couucr and iron Coal Holds Cob Crusherg
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee IIecIns Chafng Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Belsteads,
britannia and Plated Ware
aIen Cutters, Sausage Suffers
Stock Kettles Portable ForgeS, :
o2s1y Seines Fishing Tackles, ETC., ETC.
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E'irst District Pound. i@t4-[
sTXTAs brought 10 the First District Pound on Dry
AIDES street, between Julia and Girod streets, as
estrays-9
One dark yellow and white she Goat, with one horn.
One dark brown she Goat. black face and legs, some
white on the right side 7
ID Which, If not claimed within ten days and the ex-
P XIV Be soa e. q uI' oeoaS
nj AUG s. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, March 10, 1856.
IL u eie conduit au depot du Premier District, rue
Dryades entire les Julie ct Girod CONNIE epayes-
. une Chevre jaune. noire ct blanche aVee une seuie
Une Chevre brun fonce, Ia face ct les jambes
blanches, ct du blanc sur lie cote droit.
81 les dts animanS ne sont pas reclanes dams dix
jours, etes depenses payees Ills serohl yendus PEN
ehere publ99ge au dit depot, VENDREDl lie 81 du
4 = AUG $. Phelps,
Commissaire des Rues
Nlle-oreans lie 10 mars 1856 mil Is 20
NMT AS brought the First District Pound, on Dry
WV ades street, between : alia and Gsoa streets as
One white she Goat, no horns, with wates.
One she Goat, white body, the neck and jaws black
Which, if not claimed within ten days and the ex.
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction a,
SSS7' AUG. S. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, March Isl, 1856
l. a etc conduit au depot des epaves du Premier
District, rue Dfyades, entire les Julie ct Girod
& CONNIE epaves--.@Sy ---zsS--g-.--4
Une Chevre blanche, sans cornes, des glandes au
z5cou. 81
Une Chevre lie corps blanc. lie con ct les machores
nors, aVec nn collier w
81 les dts annanx ne sont pas reclames dams dix
@iuurs ct les depeHses payees, lis seroM vendus q
5 fellcheEe pubquej au dill 5depot, 7MbhChEDi lie IL
sootaa' : Y As"'ss y t AUG. S. PHELPS,
Commssaire des Rues.
sljp.f lFln La fer,n
VETAs 6rougat 10 the City Police Jail on the l4lh
AZ inst, the negro boy g " RGE; is 5feet inch
es highs has scar on The upper IS about ~ years
s old, Says he belongs widow Sally Yager living in
Ghent,. Carroll county, Kentucky. : I'll
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
E.PLANcHARD,
fe15I9 Keeper of The Guy Police Jail
n AS brought 10 the City Police All on The Sd Of
# N NY Mafehs5lfe light gr.f boy THOMAS is 5 feel
4 t,uia Rick on The forehead. Says he belongs TO 81 r
James Bro wn brieklayer by Trade, living in Rodney
Il Mississippi. 2y#.
Tile owner is requested TO call and claim said slave
0sss : :, E. BLANCHARD, -
MI Isl Keeper OF the City Police Jail.
10 The Cry Ponce jail on 3Isl {
Sfs St December la 81, the grif man JAMES o,BRlEN
is 5feets inches high lis about 81 years old and
The mutaito boy HANDY O'BRiANi Is feet
10 inehe. high; lis 70 years old. These Two slaves
were entered as free men Of color, Dut at'erwatd
stated that they belonged to Mr.iohn w. Rollins
cotton planter, living in Pike county, staie OF sss
3 sippi, :. M, 81 o,.t,t sa,d =. :.
according te law 3, III ssSS5.II5,.n y
fe1s In Kespes e 5ihs#oay Police Isil,
A
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" u. IT. II T. ! NUll
MILES DAVIS,
c. HALL.
4. Is. MCLEAN,
W. ". JACOBS.


am fully satisfied with the In which the above men,
~ ~ h i. \. COWpERY,
Agent of Adams 4 Co. Express
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TJERRING'S SAFE AGAIN y
N -up tAR DIN 4 Z Y lNSlfRA NOE. 4 g

SAFE AGAIN VICT0RIOtS-E Elk
IL TRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FlRh-E1-
tract letter from Norfolk Fn dated Jan 4 ieyo - n
Mc6srs s. c. HERRlsG X Co.-tientemcn On The It'll De-
last Mess Admins Co.'S Express Office SiiHHtsd IN
large four-stDry brick building in this CITY, was t0tS destroyed
by fire remained buried in the burning rims until
Yesterday dug and then ioIn eTonnded
with live conla chGt lay beside IT, the brass
ornaments nobE melted o We witnesses TO THIS hre
and IL ybfng such heat Is cnhugre ronld not
be hotter- triumph indeed. We enclose certificate from
Sc yeral parties who saw it opened. .>-,, ,,o,
tSonrs, truly, RpN LAND " b!tU9.
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TENrRct from NOr0lK NNI'tI,
Of IIcrrinEs celebrated Fireproh safes
was in AdnIns Express the building burned,
several weeks ago II remained buried in the rubbish until
Thursday when taken The fire, the occasion
Of the fercest and when me
chest found lapse of forty days II surrounded
by enbeEs glowing brightly When opened the papers ana
articles found to be sound and generally
in good condition. nordng another proof of the security
and superiority safes The alluded be seen
ut the warehouse Rowland & Bros, who agents
for the makers clearly the evidence
Of It's incombusbe qualities when exterior redho in
the burning furnace that ronrGd and amid the enbers
that glared around ii for hours, days and weeks.
The undersigned for the sale Of the above
named Safes. A full supply constantly OIL hand
G. C. MILLER & Co,
10 Cirayier street.
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hs s ys4SisS SsS:
rssSivins direct from The M"uiaetGFiss roos.
Hess' spa sih and shoyels corn Coffee Ms;
FL pIf 9h and dG fr cn' Ghns Mil
Anvls, Vices and Bellows; Counter and rsorn Scales
Grind Stones ali Sizes; Cotton ,nd s Wool Cards.
Hooks and Hinges; iron Iron ana 6 6. nce"''
Tshfp Win slatEe aps " k etc.,
offered nj the lowest prces for cash or CITY paper
a. NEW 4 nd ms,
S"s1 M M o yse Ps%t r"n pa s
inr Mnchnes Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
tons Buildings Furnass Mouths Crate Bars etc. and all
Tys PSI sHAfEsa rs f
DANEk T.. ]! SsT s T9 T NHd
and 81 manufacturer Of every description o. COP
pss T 6 s s 1 rs ssa nsS
Pans Ferers Juice Boxes and everything appe"hi 10 'ne
general assortment of Steam Gangs Steam Whistles Brass
Gop a s f o sH to he Steam Trains
which operation on sos Esso on
S0 Donciso S osso"d H saskho n E: A.
Thomson Co. and E. fGrsa Of this city 10 whom me- me- r.
E91,SrA ss5f! t.
e GTa,e st can S etc., 2s eoupj'Sqas sl5Ts War;
executed with neatness and dispatch. "DiS
LUNESCHLOSs BROS. q co.
III Camp street beg le",s to Advise ,l the h Gy
%f1rwi' large assotm sa;s s Of G pe, Rs,
naes etc. etc. which together with their we known stock Of
nldcrs' Hardware every description Crates oos etc,
etc. ETC. they reasonable prices and on
ting terms. relf
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LuTuER HoNIEs, FOUNDRY AND

q LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS. Corner Of Of, Benton and
$A 80 Euphrone streets Office No. log ST. Charles street,
Sr Two doors from the Charles Theater Manufac
ure of the latest approved Pattern. Of ismnEs We
rannhs Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges, Straight nnd Circu-
lar Stairs Store Fronts Capitals and a. kinds Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purpose.
nov Ratings Castings Guard Boxes sash Weights and Ven
nI",, oi > " " 49, o251y
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E New Orleans, March 10, 1856,
rApproved by The COMMITTEES districts and Landings
M : p
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TNSUR A.NGE.

TTORIEl MUTUAL INSURANCE CONa lt a * y
Ill OF NEW ORLEANSThe following saenlehh' az Ss va, rs
affairs of this company is published in conformity VIII s
auirements of their charter, viz: -. ,dno ....
Amount premiums received for the year 20
3st December 1856 o. n - is54 2O4 90
Total amount OF premiums for year enains 20
cember, 1856. '''''''N'''' -
VIZ. Fer nremjunls on risks .S 5eS e5e 10
Ma, pren,irns on river risks ~S ~ 20 "a
M premiums marine risks. 80 sl,o10 900 %
1ess nremiums on risks not terminated ana se7 M
A'es ak necember Sle5so1 ~
Returned premiums : 500, 2l4 %
Met premiums for yearending slst Decent 400 q,
LOSSES during the same period, viz: ..,,-,o
i'o' N ira risks. .Sl46041 SO
E IN risks. ,9IS 2a
On marine risks. .................... 3s,oI3 59
s54s,Os9 30
Reinsurance expenses, interest on scrip@
issued ETC., less interest," disc't, etc. lS,6iS 81
net Ant gstn Is5,p ~. ~. s39 IS
The Company have the following assets, viz:
Invested in mortgages on property worth 80, oro IA
double the amount loaned thereon S2325U w
Invested in bank stocks 6Sbl5 w
Loaned bank stocks. 1254N W
Invested in real estate office IS Camp sD 5l0OO w
Bills receivable at short time for prem .
nAs scr iuU notes SIS 444sss
Due for premiums in course of collection l2,466 81
Cash on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 86,0A 10
rt, oun+ IF o,sats n ssh5 s7l 81
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TAR NEyyp1y,I,S IMPROVED COTTON
II PRESSING iron screws and casting for the improved
Cotton Press invented by Dr. Newell Of Grand Gulf and now
in general use worked by horse or steam power.
Also-STRAUB'S PATENT PRESSURE CORN MILLS,
being the most simple durable and in respect the best
my35W i. i, GILMAN, 81 Matches Etyss.,
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Ills city for the second time, from Nine Stephens oSp
sa PgG liz s 5 % hs sSf lie
will also ar wS a hs s o To s. y P
so"s ftro"b led VIII its viii ysiosd
speedily ; Rheumatic pains bsns the first attendance Dr.
" g. Secret s ATTENDANCE and wh out
S 1 an to ten & are n
Dr. Sheridan allows his Day Book open to a" person a
and the hundreds he has to g ons5 e sss h
Diploma to hang a bis o s pS0s 10 see Inc
f Dr. can can be bis sfes from "a Mto4PM
for the United States were granted 10 H. ILL.,
Of NG SsT hs
pr pR II a of TIE PRNT
l It works entirely by natural dranght and without the aid
ID It Contains CRATE other irons in the interior
3D. It requires stoppage OF me mil 10 nave S "es
h The agasse Is stirred touched after 1t arrives
5, It burns nil the Bngassc makes enough TO
M m e onV nrn s,s" That p hs Oh
in compliance with the above five conditions .o.o o,s
assemble other pnGce in snee 6sG"9 of its
Seb sS %Ro9 Ssh III @
party Reports circulated to the contrary are mere
them and deceive the public and palm of
@ @ ss ma or pSa amy
from me and nil persons having such authority will be fully
| guaranteed in its undsurbed use and possession
Nv Patent applicable train of kettles as TO
eAu boilers contract to apply it to burn
n the nsse boil Juice in the train of kettles
under satisfactory guarantee TO the purchaser
the whole subject in pamphlet form, with draw
ng etc. had Of tho subscriber BY mail or otherwise
| eN' - SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
jas d&W6m 81 Natchez street New Orleans:
! CTIS AUFs,s PATENT CORN AND FIGURING
MIL favorahy known throughout the Southern SateB MS
exclusively possessing the combined qualities Of
t usnE only The best French Rnrr Stones;
Running the stone which being fast on the spindle
in contact with its fellow to be injured by
| running empty;
4. Having get LOOSE
| g. Having no drives arid 10 make it ahake;
Having its spindle in piece from bridseee 10 hopper
This Mil will rim i've years dressing the stones
is now offered at the following PRICES e,SS
70 49,. :. l40. Double gear, $50
| N lS5 :. :. 30.
The inch mill will grind bushels hour with prope
speed, and the smaller ones in pf9P9Ttt9Hni GILMAN
fall dkW3m No. 81 Nachez street, New Orleans
nEWOVED,-W. X F. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR
II has permanently located his Medical and Consultation VI
fee No 6 street. between Barracks and spanaa
streets oppose Mint. All city and country oreers
enclosing IS post paid will puncually httendedo and neo
with directions IL sent pS
| Of postage. =, ~, ,.,..,-p N
| New Orleans, La. 1855. c.s
DR. NEyyELT4's IMPROVED C0TTOl
~ PktSS.-Iir iron and costing for the improve
Cotton Press invented by Newell OF Grand Gulf and
in general use; worked by horse or steam power
Aso-STRAUB'S PATENT PRESSURE CORN MILLS
being simple, durable and in every respect the be
Corn Iil' in USE for sale at the aS9ney' =,
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90, L.. JONTE 81 A. PARKER,
s$ss Wholesale and Retail Dealers in MEATS,
I&A8Ay Old French Market, Stalls Nos and Q. Ivy
XSI.4EoA Private Families, Boarding Houses, @AAalkNA
Steam6oafs and Ships supplied with BEEF MUTTON, PORK,
VEAL KID, POULTRY and FISH the shortest notice, in
any Quantity and of the best quality - : :
aug 3lso CORNED BEEF and TONGUES, SALT PORK, and
~ ~ All Xii orders promptly attended TO. m7H
DUSSET RROGANS AND REUD BOOTS,
n,F0R PLANTATION USE-The subscribers have hand
superior Tanned Russe Brogaps and Mud Boots selected
for plantation expressly Also, well assorted stock oil
dS A-H I0TIN B. VALENTINE ( CO.. 81 Common street.
n A. LANIER,- JACKSON, MISS, GENERAL
" AGENT AND COLLECTOR. Business Of any descrip-
ton entrusted to his charge will with Prompt attention
Notes and Accounts collected throughout the State and prompt
remittanceS made.
....REPERS TO-.
jackson Miss New Orleans.
Fearn Putnam Co.. Shark, Day StSuffer,
William Harde I Marsh Denman l. Co.,
chancellor Scots, Nixon, Adams Casi
~ y2H 6W --E..-
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TRESCECNT MUTUAL INSURANCE COM.
" PANY-OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS CORNER
OF CAMP STREET AND COMMERCIAL PLACE-MA-
RINE.# RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE. Tho Company
have the following assets:
nThIa the an,oun loaned thereon 90
oons on hank and other stocks Ss,265 90
;Jis rerivabe being notes for premiums US7l 3S
,orte in zeal estate estimated value SO co., 444 0S
n,n For nrennn,s in course Of collection 65
corin ron, other Companies estimated 3,065 90
C,., on ...,.,,,..,..............1 00,94S 20
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-, vorS r. cali and OF canine n126m
DENTISTRY,

sk,7x4aEzss CHARLES f. I&ELLS, ID. Id. s.,
No. l5l Canal street, between Cgr9ndeIet an4
H inserted in full or partinl SETS which
Beauty Utility and Comfort the Wearer cannot be eXcelcd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20
1.-THE Seventh Angel"

Such is the title of volume just published
in this city by A. F. Cox. Its author is the
Rev. Sam'l Jacob, pastor of tie First Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church in Evansville. The
object of the work is to dem onstrate from the
signs of the times that the Millennium is about
to commence. Mr.. Jacobs writes in pleasant
fluent and agreeable style, with no little
strength and much finish. His argument is
one of great interest, and carry out in fine
style History literature, and the current
events of the day, are introduced Tito the
series of lectures with much effect. The
book is evidently from the pen of practical
writer, and the effect of a trained and discip=
lined mind.
Those wishing to investigate subject Of
such interest as that to which the Seventh
Angel refers should purchase copy Of the
book under notice.
We copy the above from the Louisville
Courier. This work will. we presume, soon
be offered for sale in this city. Mr.. Jacobs
numerous friends will no doubt avail them
selves of the first opportunity for supplying
themselves with this work. We have not yet
had an opportunity of examining it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20
Murder at Springfield.

Mr.. George Anderson, worthy citizen of
Springfield, Illinois, was brutally murdered on
his own premises night before last, by persons
unknown.
When found, he was lying near the back
door of the house, with the posterior part of
his skull badly fractured and broken in.
A hammer fond in the yard near the dead
body was produced, the head of which exact
ly correspondent to the hole in the skull. 1t
appears he had gone to bed for the night, when
to investigate the cause, and that his wife,
missing him, afterwards discovered him lying
dead as before stated.
Mr.. Theodore Anderson, cousin of the de-
ceased, has been arrested, as implicated in the
horrid transaction, and has been lodged in jail.
st. Louis Nea0s, 18th.