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MILLINERY BUSINESS.

in all its various branches she solicits share public
pair Particular attention viii, he given
Fancy Work. tTimm ing and making Bounets, in tho
very best 81 les and l; very reasonable prices.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-15

The great popularity o. this delightful aroma has
induced many innit3tnns which lie public should
guard against purchasing. Be mol persuaded To buy
anything else until yo1 have given Boerhav' S Hoi
land Bters fair trial One bottle will convince you
how infinitely superior it is 10 all these mutations
TSold at Sl,COper bottle, or six bottles fer $500.
by the
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Piles and Fistui:ts.

These and other distressing Conlpla nIs ~ eectis
ally cared if the Ointment lie well rubbed in the
parts Affected and by otherwise following The printed
directions around each pot.
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sipeIas, Salt IsheUn & Sec
III EiOTs.

No remedy has ct sr dnrs mach iOr the Of d@
the sku. wiiasvst they may sssHne, this
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The inventor has travelled many parts OF the globe,
visiting the principal hospitals. dispensing this On'
mrnt. giving advice apple aiu aud lhaS thus
Leen the of restoring countless numbers 20 health
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And by Dealers IN MediciLes everywhere.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-19
.Gge 4ailg ypurnal
A Romance of Magnetism.

A late Paris paper gives us an inciden
which, although it may not be true, is at leas
Iamusing. The scene is laid in the pavilion
attached to a country house. in the neighbor
hood of the great city. The time, few
minutes of II o'clock, forenoon, Monsieur
! X, with whom he had arranged an interview
at that hour, quite innocent; but lest prudisl
people should not so regard it, quite secret
Close to the appointed time. Mons Armand
hears. footsteps! 1t is the lady The door
opens! He stands stupified in the presence o
the husband.
Monsieur X had returned from Paris, and
deeming it too late to awaken the sleepersC o
the house., comes to share the room of his
friends in the pavilion. The conversation be-
tween the sly lover and the husband is anu
sing and as the hour approaches the perplexity
of the former increases. His agitation leads
him to the most inconsistent remarks, and the
most inexplicable questions.
"What is the matter with you?" asks the
husband.
Nothing at all.' ~ ~
81 discompose you-how strangely you
look! Have | interrupted something seri-
lous?Y
| The lover stands, his hands pressed upon
a small table, weak and nervous with agita-
ton. a
"Ah" exclaims the husband, II seei You
were about to try an experiment in table
turning"
The suggestion saves the lover. Gradually
recovering, he admits the fact. The whole
public was then in the rage of table-turning
and the most marvellous effects were attrlbu-
tied to the mysterious process.
"Yes," exclaimed Mons. Armand, ~ admit
Iit You smile at me- You Doubt Shall /
prove to you, by an exhibition of true science,
one of those miracles of magnetism of which
speak! Will you close your eyes to the evi-
Idence of acts?'
''No, ask nothing better than an actual
proof'' ~
''You shall have it. My will can traverse
space and overcome distance. Name some
one at the chateau, and l will summon him
here in a moment Shall it be your aunt?''
"Oh, no. She is too old, and the expert
ment would ruin u.s."
"Your wife, then?'
"Very well-my WIFE"
Mons. Armand, with an air of intense tho't,
leans on the table, and inwardly exerts his
magnetic will. In few moments Madame
X. enters and perceives her husband, stands
mute, pale, with dilated eyes and outstretched
arms, and an air of stupor wholly unaffected.
"Prodigious," exclaimed the husband
"Hush silence" says the magnetism, "do
not wake her. Do you, at last, admit the
power of magnetism? Do you acknowledge
the mystery at somnambulism and the mag
netic currents?'' eN-tai
81 am indeed convinced" murinurs the as
tonshed husband. 9 drI
Fearful of awaking the somnambulist, the
magnetiser forbids the husband to speak or to
approach; and with few words and gestures
willed her departure, and the sleeping medi-
um walks off. We will not pursue the story
further All learned lesson by the expert
ment, and the husband was thereafter firm
believer in animal magnetism
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The Women Of Richmond, Ind.

The ladies of Richmond, Ind, held a meet
ing few days ago, and adopted the following
resolutions:
"WHEREAs, the drunkenness and vice that is
daily exhibited in our city, but too plainly
speaks that destitution and suffering must
be the consequences: Therefore resolved:
1. That upon the law-making powers of our
State rests the responsibility, from which it
cannot escape; and that in our opinion each
member of society must necessarily bear part
of that responsibility.
2. That WE WILL NO LONGER QUIETLY sub
NIT to encroachments of the liquor traffic
the LAW falling to protect women, duty bids
her strike the blow for freedom, that she may
have the power to protect herself, and those
dearer to her than life
g. That in view of the degradation of the
drunkard's wife, that we deem DIVORCE, with
all its wretchedness, better resort than the
responsibility of being mothers of drunken
race.
4 That we will spare no effort to secure to
ourselves Prohibitory Law that will be an
effectual shield to the ravages of the intemper-
ance.
s. That in view of the struggle which we
are destined to meet, we labor so to influence
the public mind that the result may be com
lplete triumph.
6. That it is the duty of every individual to
watch vigorously the encroachments of intem-
lperance, and to take every case of drunkenness
that appears in our city before the proper au-
thorities to be referred, if necessary, from the
lower to the Supreme Court, until we thorough
lly prove the law and law making powers Of
our State.
+ z. That we will not patronize any establish
ment where spirtuous liquors are sold as bev-
erage.
g. That in the opinion of the ladies now as
sembled, the practice ofdistributing intoxica-
ting liquors during the time oftire* is not pro-
ductive of any good, and fosters the habit of
drinking, and also exerts most permanent
influence upon those who are younger, name
ly our sons and brothers. and we protest
against it as injurious to community, fatal to
individual happiness and the happiness oftam-
lies.
g. That Judge Perkins, in his prejudg ng the
Prohibitory Law and giving his opinion yirz
tually multiplying the law, and made it inopera-
| tive. and that we regard him as proving treach-
erous of the people in his judicial position, and
therefore unworthy oft; that he has been the
means Of opening up again the food gates of
vice, in our State and thereby let loose upon
society the demon of intemperance and that
I'VE regard him as highly reprehensible, and de-
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wATCHEs, CLOCKS, AND JEwELRY.

WXTE have Just resolved our new stock of Watches.
~ Clocks Jewery and Silver Ware altogether e finest
largest stock offered in this city and Which, be-
ing purchased atow rates enables to sell at figures
watches the finest do articles gold
guard fob and ladies' gents breast pins;
and plain rings drops and rings guard and
fob seas in short every article oar business
in grest variety of style and price
We have arrangements by whiehw will becon
style OF
eghday and clocks direct from the factory
which " sell wholesale or retail as low as they bs
purchased in Western city
P"io" RTTTROLFF & SONS. Main ST.. bet. stand I'd.
Every article sold in ablishm twarrantsd
co he presented
lfori apI1
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NEVy AIkRANGEHTENT.

~ order that be able to devote time more part
II Iarly to the IRON HEAVY HAEDwARE part eff
busipsss have disposed of part Of my pterestin the
SeEy house 70 Nr MATTHEW DALZELL. who will co
sfnue stand style of ORR, DALZELL
with complete everything the Grocery
this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks paying the house the very
and respectfully
hem their the hrm aad would
20 very all gentlemen, that they need
so ask credit at this house.
March l. 1855. SAMUEL ORR
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E0ERFUNI ER ES.-Pomades in pots. sticksg
Hair TONES Eau de Lustrale. Bears Oil Rose Oil
Maoassar 0l Bandoline Curling Fluid Hair Gloss
Shamponing Water Toilet do Florida DO Eau Cologne
LaVendar Water Ferbena Eau d vine yemet
ing the skin soft and fair well mparl delicate
hue the complexion Extracts
ubins and 9th Powders and Tooth Pases Treas
of the Mouth and Aromatic yregai Toilet and Infant
Powders all the other articles in the line of Toilet
For sale hy N. MIELsCII.af
nov1S First street, opposite Post-offss.
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Removal.

ENHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Estabiish
second street. Immediately opposite the
terian Church, in the Office with Dr. Wood. where he
would be glad to all his old and agoody num-
and would he pleased to them it'll
anything in his line such coats shirts
made or1eron the shortest possible notice
for favors he would solicit
contnuanee of the at the hands of aiheral public
" Ri u. NELMs.
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REMOVAL.

FEN BAunN & CO. emOved TO Main street. be-
Water and First next door to Halleck
Soddads Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bunk
where they will pleased all their old customers and
many pleased
give They would their thanks Tor the
liberal patronage given and hope to receive continuance Of
Groceries jaul6-ly
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CO-PAIsTNEixsYsTP.

hEVNHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partneT
ship under the style and firm of go. Foster 6s Co
for the of general FOrDarding and Com
Business and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire-proof Warehouse, the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
aam streets, and the Depot of the Evansville and
CrlwfordsviIie Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds
= Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special Consignmens, ,ether by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase
sale of Produce Groceries in this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Molasses the
Coast ofthe firm will be the South during the
Winter.
Theyhope by 1nremtted attention to merit and share
the public patronage. NJ W. FOSIER.
GEO. FOSTER,
deeI4 W.M.AIKMAN-