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i merchandise Wheat and Corn. JOSEPH NASH,
novl2-lm Office, S. E. cor. College and Spring SITS.
TRESH RICE.-2O cask Fresh Rice, landing from
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APERFu1EED BREATH.

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
of dsagreeable treah when by using the Balm
of a Thousand Flowers dentifree would not only
render it but leave the teeth white alabaster?
Many persons do their breath is bad and the
subject delicate their friends will mention it.
Pour single drop of the Balm on your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning fifty cent bot
tie will last year.
Ba4UrlpUI CoMPLExIoN may easily be acquired By
using the g." Balm of Thousand Flowers 1t will re
tan, PIN pies freckies from the skin, leaving
il of a soft and roseate hue. Wcta towel pour
orhree drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.--N ct your shaving brush in
either or cold water nour on two Or three drops
OF Balm Of a Thousand Flowers rub the beard well
and will beautiful soft ather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FErRIDGE d Co., proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY q co.
APPS Iyd&w agents for Evansville.
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" The Baltic brings intelligence that a
severe earthquake had been felt throughout
Egypt. Many cities on the Mediterranean,
were partially destroyed, and two hundred
houses demolished in Cairo. On board many
of the steamers, afoat in the Mediterranean,
the machinery was stopped. The shocks ex-
tended from the l1th to the 18th of October
and during the whole time, Mount Etna emit
ted dense volumes Of smoke. Naples was
also visited with shock, on the night of the
18th, causing great CONSERVATION among the
inhabitants.
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ASTONISHING CUBE WITH ONLY ONE


jus. b HALI4 Is o.,
PREsQUE IsLE. Ar9sstook Co. Me, April a. 1854.
- We herewith send you 9ertihcate a performed
by the the German Bitters; we
think MIR Clark be veraeity, and have doubt
Of the truth of history
Messls. Jos B. Hall Il Co.-Gentlemen-Tn answer to
Inquiries. will that daughter aged about
I6 has been complaining of her
years, and about January last was
taken do and confined her bed. The pain
being troubled between
her shoulders and in her breast From reading
curse performed by Hoohand's German Bitters was
induced and store and pur-
chased BOTTLE She had taken it but days when
she began improve and after taking
te she enjoying health than she has
She feels pain in her side her body
attributes her ENTIRELY to the Geman Bitttrs
Salmon Brook AroostoJk Co., Me.
See advertisement. nOv1 WM. CLARK.
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GEF The results of the experiments of d.
rect shipment from Chicago to Lversool have
been such as to lead to arrangements for a
regular foreign trade from that port through
Lake Huron, Erie and the ST. Lawrence, with
all parts Of Europe. One firm advertises for
two vessels, one to load with lumber for Glib
ralter and the Mediterranean ports-to re-
turn to Chicago with load of fruits and
wines; the other to load at Milwaukee for
Great Britain; both to leave on the opening of
navigation in the spring. The advertisers for
these vessels, say:
From the successful beginning which Chi
cago has already made, the business to which
these brief advertisements point, will yearly
grow in Importance, until before the lapse of a
decade, our port will boast of more foreign ar
rivals annually, than are now reported in any
one of the Atlantic or Gulf cities of the Slave
States. 1t is bold and confident prediction;
but we shall see its realization.
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KANSAS CORRESPONDENCE.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, Nov. 10.

TOPEKA, KANSAS, NOV. H.
The all absorbing topic of conversation here
now, is the election the first question asked
when you meet friend is, shave you heard
anything from the eection?" And the peo
pie seem in state ofdreadful suspense. The
recent news from the State elections in Penn
sylvania and Indiana, have disheartened the
Squatters to considerable extent | never
saw a more crestfallen set of men in my life;
they seem to have lost all their spirits, and
one just coming into our town would inquire
if some dreadful calamity had occurred.
You seem to place wrong construction up
on my letter of Oct. 18th, 7 certainly did not
mean to advance the idea that Governor Geary
was acting with efficiency, and justice to all
parties" Not but that l believe Geary him
self, would be pleased to deal out even handed
justice to all parties, but | said before, ''the
Administration has tied his hands so that he
cannot"
The election is over now, and we can have
no motive in distorting the facts. will en-
deavor to give you picture of Geary, person
ally. Geary is first rate fellow, and, aside
from his immense egotism, he has many re-
deeming qualities. But his great selfesteem,
stands out in bold relief
The free State party held a convention at
! Big Springs, on the 28th of last month, to
nominate a candidate for Congress. Governor
Reeder and Gen. PARROT, were the two prom
nent candidates before the convention. Gen.
/ P. is a young lawyer, formerly from Ohio, and
has resided at LeaVenworth for the last two
years. As he is young man Of brilliant
talent, and has stood by the people in all their
difficulties; the convention thought the nom
ination due him. But as the pro-slavery par
ty had placed the same "old horse" on the track
it was thought best to meet him with Reeder,
as before Gov. Reeder received the nomina-
ton on the first ballot; although the informal
ballot stood, Parrott IS, Reeder SO.
A resolution was introduced into the con-
vention, strongly denuncatory to Gov. Geary,
which passed, as Snithers would say, by spon-
taneous combustion. But afterwards was re-
considered, and it was thought best to keep
down our feelings for the present.
We hear Of murders almost every day. A
gentleman was murdered and robbed at Bull
Greek on Saturday last.
The probability of another invasion this
winter is strong. and we are lily prepared to
meet them. 1t is rumored that Gen. Lane is
on his way here which we hope is true, for
there need be no fear from the rut1ians while
Lane is about.
We are having unusual cold weather. Ice
in the Kaw river an inch thick. Sleigh bells
are jingling merrily. Winter has surely stolen
march on old father time.
Yours, &C., G. a. G.
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~ The Sound Dues have been settled by
each European power paying a certain sum to
Denmark to be forever released from the du-
ties so long levied upon all ships passing Else
neur into the Baltic. Our own government
has refused longer to submit to the tribute or
pay for exemption. The Stadt Dues to which
attention has been called by the protest of
our Government, are tonnage duties exacted on
all vessels entering the Elbe and Weser.
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" The celebrated Poore apples have multi
Piled famously since their arrival at Boston.
Not less than one hundred bushels of the single
barrel of apples, which Major Poore wheeled
in barrow from Newburyport to Boston, to
pay debt, have been already sold in the lat
ter city for large prices, and there are "a few
more of the same sort left.''
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THE FOREIGN SLAVE TRADE.-The Peters
burg (Va.) InteIligencer opposes the revival of
the African slave trade. Referring to the elab-
crate article of the New Orleans Delta in ad-
yocacy of the trade, it says:
1--WE attach but the smallest significance to
its fire eating proposition about re-openng the
African slave trade. 1t will find no backing
from the Union men of the South, for we be-
lieve that every day adds to the reprobation of
such an idea, and that the African slave trade
will forever remain condemned and outlawed
upon the national statute book. America will
never degrade herself to the level of Portu-
guese and Spanish pirates"
Ola Virginia too we'll knows her own inter-
est to admit the doctrines of free trade in re-
lation to her own chief product. Admit Afri-
can negroes and the negro trade of Virginia
is annihilated. Arrest her trade in blacks,
and Virginia in five years would become a
free State; for negroes do not earn their own
raising in Virginia, and if their value after
they are raised be destroyed, no one will keep
them they will be sent South and sold, and
if they should be Of small value in Louisiana
and Mississippi their masters would kick
them out Of doors and force them to take their
freedom and the care of themselves, at the
same time. If you want to make free States
.of Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina
open the foreign slave trade
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0~F The Legislature of Arkansas met at
Little Rock, on Monday, and organized by
the election of J ohm R. Hampton as President
Of the Senate, and Samuel Mitchell as Speak
er of the House of Representatives. The Gov
ernor's message is devoted mostly to the af-
fairs of the defunct banks and swamp lands.
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o. Who believes the following from a
Texas paper?
SAN Marcos, Texas, Oct Z, 1856
l have a mule that | raised, three years old
in June last, that now has colt by her side
Please say what must call it. Its ears are
not like the mules nor the horses. In other
respects it resembles the mule. If any one
disputes it, have the mule and her colt in
my lot; where doubling Thomases can see for
themselves
Very respectfully, your friend.
JOHN d. PITTS.
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ANOTHER SHERIFF SHoT.-Thomas McKib-
ben, Sheriff elect of Vermillion county, Hi
nois, was found one day las week in his corn
field, dead, six balls having entered his body
By whom the bloody deed was committed, is
not known. We advise Sheriff elect Hall to
look out, as there seems fatality among the
Sheriffality now days
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o. All the towns along the river are com
planning OF the scarcity and high prices of fuel
Should the river continue low, there will be
great suffering among the lower classes, as
wood and coal will be sold for exorbitant
prices. Evansville is particularly blessed in the
mines, opened for hersupply. Weare getting
our coal at present for less price than any
other large town on the Ohio river except
Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
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agEXaCAN EEUNrANG LaNaMENT.

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the which this
article has attalned-or kneumaGism Salt Eheum Burns
Bruises Stiff Joints tiads Sprans Pole Evil and
horses. equal beast. NJ
will be without it who has its value Ano
with the general estimation OF the Mustang
Imminent can eheertully say that article per-
formed cures in BeighborhOod this l.. W.
Smith, Ridgened, Conn ). Leitch ESQ.,, Hyde
the horse considered worthless (his
heaves) but since the the Mustang Lini
have sold him tor $40. Your Llnim doing
here Such testimony reaching
The half is told. EY family should have it.
sfimtatiohs the genuine Mustang sold all respecs
BILE dealers throughout The World.
BARNES e. PARK
novIS Proprietors, New ork,
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ECholora being disease all dreaded
it will be well for all bear in mind that preventive
Dr. j. Hosteters celebrated Stomach Btters
head and therefore all should keep supply during
this weather. Its d4eGr the Stomach
organized by diet and viyyng influence upon the sys
tenn truly astonishing Aand cannot be described elt
when n Further comment
upon them would sGperauers they are known
wide and for sale by dealers generally all United
States. Sold by HALL0CK & STODDARD.
oct23 W00LSEY l. SAWYER
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~ The receipts of the Memphis and Char
lesion Railroad, on the Western Division run
ming east from Memphis, show an increase for
the month of October of more than so per
cent over the amount for October 1855.
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CEr Great difficulties are experienced in the
process of laying down the cable for the Med
terranean submarine telegraph on account of
the under currents and the lodges OF rock
over which it has been attempted to lay it.
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o. John G. SAKE the poet is very i'll, and
his recovery is looked upon as doubtful by his
friends.
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JUST NOTICE THIS.

J. FENDRICH BROS have just received large stock
ofmpored and domestic CARS. They have also
large Ersinian Tobacco. All that
good Cigars and tobacco advise them
F. FuNDRICH & BROS,
novlI MAR st.. door above First.
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fsF Col. Porter, the inventor of Porter's ri
fes, and other valuable inventions, died re-
GREETED and respected at Memphis last week.
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" The j. S. Pringle, one of the largest
stern wheelers afoat, passed down yesterday,
loaded with furniture and movers plumber for
st. Louis.
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o. We see by the New Albany papers,
that the Diamond has commenced making
regular trips to Greensboro. We should be
pleased to see her this way.
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& % a L..
THE PRICE OF COAL AT TIE
RODIAM MINES Is.


At the PITT. cents per bushel
Hauled ANY part CT the ciGy...--.-.....9 - -
Those who desire lay in their winter supply while the
weather and the good will have their
attended by leaving them the office of the Bodiam
Mines the Telegraph office. Water Terms
cash JOHN WYMOND,
oct22 Secretar and Manager.
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AND BED ComEO.sTS

e J. CoLBURN CO.. keep constantly on hand and
Ae MaNUFACTURE oRDER all kinds and sizes of MAT
which of the best quality Also
Bedding of all kinds ind Mattresses. Shuck Moss
and Cotton Mattresses Hair Spring Mattresses; Bed
Comforts all sizes. Feather hair Moss and Pill
lows. Pillow Slips Sheets sc. All wishing the shove at
wholesale retail at low prices please call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
door 10 Evansville, Inc
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~ Hogs sold in Cincinnati, on Saturday
last, for So IS, and mess pork for $l4 IS per
barrel At St. Louis, hogs were selling for
SIC, for December delivery.
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OF Baker the murderer of Poole, has eb-
tanned change of venue, and last week he
was escorted to Newburg, Orange County, N.
7. for another trial. He has been imprisoned
in the Tombs, eighteen months.
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CORPO.ATuON NOTICE.

a meeting Common Council of the city Of Evans
"a Vile held the evening the 18th the follow
ing order passed-to wit:
Ordered that TIE owners eff Lots Nos. in the
lower Enlargement, the city of Evansville.
gutter sidewalk curbng be placed
said lots Water ending
Pine within days after the publica
order thereof. Co
missioner directed perform said work and
accrung thereby, will collected
by lots much thereof will satisfy said
lien and costs. By order Common Council.
WELL. H. WALKER. City Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 Notices. this place. per line insertions
20 line three times; 80 line week. dis
soUntun longer time.
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ESSERS. Dohel Lister beg call public attention
Va to the fact that they supply HAMPER PUTNAM Cooley
kNICKERBoCKER HOUSEHOLD WORDS. GRAHAM. SC, at the
same price the publishers either by the single
Number thus the subscriber the entire Postage
from them usually receives his Magazine week earlier
the usual routine. The volume of Harper
with December No. which will be received about
week by nOvIS DOBELL d LISTER.
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FARES:

Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville and
20 4. NJ ON which local passengers will be taken
SIS For any information through Tickets apry the
transportation Office. head street.
ansv!iie. =, Jel4 J. j. DANIELS. Sup't.
adv. and COPY. - - @
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gOsIN-lOO bbls in good shipping order for sale BY
ma nova GEO. FOSTER - 90
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1t will be seen that the 10Th of November
is the latest dates, at which the river has con-
tinued low. 1t is now the 18th, and no pros
pect ola rise at present.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

r. A TIES.
square, lines less time soc three times. 81
one week 81 so; weeks. 81 month. three
months six months, $40; year SIS. Discount on
Cards of lines under, So
for marriage death religious notices.