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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17
| INrVI.NsI9,Y or LNUIsIANA-M EDlcA

- DEPARTMENT.lhe Annual Course Of Lectures IN fEs
department will commence Mnn7ny, November l7b, e5t
and will terminate in the ensuing March.
james Zones, NJ H., Professor Of Practice Of Medicine.
i. H. t,ilden, II. D., Professor Of Chemistry
Warren Stcne, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
!. H. CenAs NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
Gustavt!S a. Mott, NJ d, Professor Of NAerih Medical
J. g. r. WeLerstrantt. NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy
IIu:, ~ d. Professor Of Physiology aaG "AoH:r
tiibyr: Vance NJ D., nemnlhtra'or OF A5'alt'hy.
Dsectin will he open tie third MoHt"y u
October 49,.
The Faculty are Wishing Physicians Nud Surgeons Of the
Charity Hospital. attend his Institution from !'oVt'cr e
APRIL. ,
The Students accompany the Professors in their visit atG
OF extraordinary pEccai H:Vnntd@tN
There are during about eight hundred peroi Pc
scrihci fer daily. .,, ,,. ,.:, -
Preliminary the Course, will be delivered @T IN
the Amphhtae the Hospital from ME frs Monday in No
yomer on Clinical Medicine and Surgery AnStiihon ana
'' ~ THOMAS HUNT, ". d, Dean,
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually, in
~ i tit,I;on ~ ~ all david
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

Split EeaS.
% half barrels fresh. CONVERSE Il CO,
corner Canal and New Levee strae;s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

WoLte's Schettfanl Scilnapps.
100 cases, quarts and pints. CONVERSE L CO.,
Cana, and New Leyee streets.
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Yeast Powders.
50 gross Preston MetrilIs, Durkee and r. A. Andrews
Co.'s CONVERSE t Co,
Canal and New Leyee streets
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05
NUMBER 229.

laay. The splendid parlors were filled with
tie fashionable friends of 10th parties, and
murmur of congratulation greeted the lovely
bride as she turned from the altar with cheeks
and lips as white as the snowy satin roGes she
wore. Her husband pressed his lips 70 her
fcEeeks. She received that fiTst caress as ealm-
ly as though lie was one Of the glittering throng
around her, af!y' when al had wished her ioy.
she retired to apartnenGs, preserved az IN
broken silence, while her dressing maid roiJed
her in her plain travelling dress, and Joined the
party once again, attired for her journey
Calmly and eoIdIy were ali l.er farewelis spo~
ken; but when she came to her father, her
IloTced conposuIe gave wy, and throwing her
sarlnS around his neck, she clung to him q mo-
inent IN silent fearless agony. 1t was her last
display Of weakness. She heard hrs parting
blessing. and sitting by the side Of her husband
was whiEled rapidly aNyey from the home OF
her childhood.
A moment elapsed before the pair retusaed
TO occupy their elegant maasion far "nb
town" But in that month strange change
had taken place in Grandson. lie seemed
Irestiessi uneasy and agitatsd; he followed the
stately movements of his wife with anxious
eyes; he was unhappy in her society, and
wret4hed away from her side: in short, he was
little like the merry, light hearted bachelor
foreswore matrimony on the spot, sinceit had
altered him so.
1t was not long ere Madame Rumor reported
the startling fact that the princely household
was carried on upon the European plan, that
the gentleman and lady occupied separate
apartments, and only met at stated hours in
the great drawing rooms below. Great was
the wonder of the upper ten;" many the sur,
misses hazarded upon, but no one dared ques-
ton the parties most deeply interested, and
they held their peace. IN public apd in prf-
yate Alice was uniformly kind and polite to,
her hush md; but this was all, and the won
dering city had an opportunity of witnessing
that anomaly man violently in love with
his own wife, and seeking in vain to win her.
doubt if Alice saw the struggle in his
mind Ter own feelings were benumbed--i
her own heart seemed cold and dead. Judg-
ing n; nature by her own, she deemed him
satisfied with herrigid observance of all wifelf
prepriety and dignity-it was all he required
CT her--she vas true TO the letter of her vow,
and her spirit was at rest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05
C.lL,5t c, 57ajIg yournal
TIE SONG 0F 4Hz CAMP.
n CRI3EAS INCIDENT.

''Gfve us a soi5ss., tte So. diers cried,
Tne ouEer trenches gz,ar ling.
v hen th heased guES ci thB camps allied
Grew weary of 1oihb;.rai;-r.
The dark tsedan, in silent seoig,
Lay, 1c!io .a,t threatening, uIisr;
AuI IN. t.ieHy N ,i4d II .zs a 4i4aoff
~ longer lched is .Eauder.
There Naea pause. The gla ID sf,an said:
We Storm sAs forts tp.noar os;
sing whni4 We may a;iJtatr a9y
VIII 6Fiag enough Vi oEEcY."
Thoy ray along ihe eattery's side.
Below the smoking canhen---
Brave hearts, from eYern and from Clyde,
And from The banks Of shant.oR.
They sang of love. and not of fa,ne,
Forgot was britain's glory,
Each hssrt recalled di3eress raT-e,
tidt all sang - pnie L-uTie."
Yoics alter voice cangb. ap the song
Uatil its tender passion ~
Rose iise an snLlisp, ric:s aud siToSs-
Their battle-eYe confession.
Dear girl. her n7me he dared not spoak,
YeE. as the song grew louder.
Som thing upon Tie soldiers check
Washod of lhe stains OF oSter.
Seyona the darkeHing ocean burned
The bloody unssi's eInbers,
White the imean valleys learned
now English lovd remembers.
An3 eRca again a Ore OF he'll
klinud lic russian quarters,
W ith scream Of shot,an burst of shell,
And triiowpg ct the mortaIs.
Ant Iciss, kora's esos ne DIN.
Fo = singer. Dumb ana CORY;
AMI Eagi;sh Mary mourns Tor him
" no sang ui ''AHnie Laurie"
All. soIdielsl 10 your honored rest
Your uth ana valor bearing;
The hrsyCst are the IL interest
Ihe loving are the daring.
RAfARO TAYLOE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05

Unsettled Claims for Losses SIT .c5z a.
Company presents ito patrons the
large increase Cash Assets
their pOlic sail iHvestments
minimum market siue the time
depres standard Of They eithsr
idend paying stock good valuable and clear
vessments Welding moderate interest and ineame The
basis which the Assets have Doe raped enR
GoLp AT INTEREST olidty. mpary calls
and security it eriYes
Agencies through having the
Of presenting phalanx ExPERENCEp CNDEs~RI-
TIERS which worked thirty the happi"s
Stockholders and claimant loessnd ables
1895 With greater presFe fr future
Fnes has yet been sehed raily NATIONAL In
Corporation.
All hu$iness attended to with despatch hdeiitv
iap3H-tf ALLEN q UA'tfHk. Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05

rfxsLEsALE pHALERs LI3uoRs cORNEit
AM An sVIiI,E, IEn.
NaE apiersignsd have this day formed oparthershp for
the Estpsso whoies Grocery and Liquor
sinsss Esvng succeeded Res OF Messrs Alli= y
sed their stock and ais additions % make
sapIete Sha he hs a-r good
FOR CASH any house in Z, &nsvls. city in the
n u g S--TGNNEH.
jams --sr ) cox -S>t'N
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05
DUDLEY. STOVE a Co,
n MISSION 3 ENRWARpfNG MERCHANTS


5ec9nG Street, 5st'n Eiaiit aHj tAe Rircr,
LOUISVILLE, ky.
EbARTICLAn Astea ton paid g ss qaEshle sale
r HEMP. COTTON. 10EACCO. PORK. BACON
re- FLoUE ITO ftosetaer With AZ krads Of Produce
A4cgactFed Articles ConsisnIns sEs Ga4iteed, and
usual advances Iasis.
REyxH ro-Messrs. 6uelausn Co. Wholesale Croee-s
and Commission Merchants. " A. Richardson HEMP
MauutSe sprers Cornwall Bro. Wholesale Grosor
Star Candle Msnufaeutrerg ga ins oSesp. FORK acker
td MerehanSs rRsrsng Allen. Dealers IL
Fork. HontsbiaeEy p4viase Co.. Whoiessle Dry Coos
''''.'s C1:s.rEssS Il .y0Itg:.9T.
FORWARDING AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS.
q. EAst sInE THtph 9T.. sGT- MAIs AND wAT::tI
L0UIsylII.fs. EE1.
Csc Foster & Co.. r g. i1'Rlisy Co..
.ysnsviIie. ipd ielf-lY
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FkEkS. t2sI E3OS DIREG,
COAIMi. SIOH MIR ANT,

40. ! LAFAyErrR sTRnEr
sHoR the sale 81 Butter Cheese Lard g,s falss
a. Flour Meat and All sorts Q" estern Proeues an" OF
10 IS frssh Rai butter. 20 .o sso window Sash
s 93 br,scl. ssf t4Fai d4isa miles. 70 iS.i i61i.
s'a"z .up. Country msde) Bre"ms; box Mustard:
=. Hemp and Cotton Red Cords: nest Wash Ts"s
Es-i0oas delivered purchasers ist27
ART ELT,NG case Bates wsltigS fge,d @ his day and
5csss 4Is Main street. louisville. Ky.
e. AssINIERE1.-a pieces fancy oassimsrr. handsome
u ssyles. rec i ,hiA day and for sale ~
4ecyd1u 4is Main 81. Is-nis4ills w
e-tOYr9l ny.-'5 sases Ripka4 eotkensdes . ca'e
q St@ York ns cOttOnadcs r:ea his day sd tsF sale
uhi SIS Main street Louisville. Ky.
P3XNIS HEAT AH0E'
" IS nov opened for the aeaso aat th" eld stand or
win ts3F III or o ham a =. m Of m1 f5.
pres Fvouid glad have calls fro my
''fs5 fa55-.f @tf ''' t-'-'- S'-''~' WI. PAYNE.
UNCUEsE{KNT MONEY.
q NTTTzt.HS' bank Oherukea InsGrsScs and Banking Com
a a rao aa ae1 aE faa
vile Memphis and mos. Gthcr 'a9 Gf Aisssns
sss afsr5 y ea' North ana sis Sstsa
tebJ-tf S%c.. near w -tsE
OFFEB-i0 bags prime pei 6sFFF sTsale Y ,o
cHAlSis Si7s4EP col ;eis &. 3 w...r
We for sale by ph4 PnES foE BRO
gross PAPe5 H5'hr; 3 81 'ss BY
EVAN&VIsLE TO0E ST sETi
SIGN or THE BAG FLAME.
MAIN STREET EETw kI:v flRsg AND sEcoYp.
EE gatsrgsa Irss ed : stock %
for Carpenters Joipers Siii@ rights Cabinet and
Batoher. o Also eoassaasy general
locks iatehe butts and shutters h"ss' to sers4 brass
goods e's nails sl ax ash ,lra and E@Rss ,,
Postet .nd sls aslsry caairs nrgshe; Scales sii.
eorder, by mail ethefT. ,szsfily Z ,tsepSsa
En sA first rate ASe stS 4 kS iIsS Ga'i s
sssUrkRFaNE FIOUE-Choiee brands redaceF frises
= b. mh2T =. W & $ NIGKGzA
- - Hs'1as 80 nisess .se Siis uaneksreAi-is;
$50 A. Sh,r nS'"n' ssod ',r d;y fo', ,ga ~ - y
y ti5 st.in ..r.-t l.e-l.,.'-.- -
2; q '';e5 !.iI. p..s:.' A.;a,:,
- =. t'E1' :. > II al S.r; b. -
ls7ntea i'.a-.-...- : -. = = 80.
80 is15apaa .er'l y;
~, Fass ''i' z. ol'"Psr Tl sgaI T. fIsrnk E
N7E~TIst-t pafa Nfar,sfl'ss vs,s,sr T:sd this
Day and for sale ny Ass. A. Ls~ gp,,yus - N
+ ! ses Canton FfAnneIsi
% green Sass S.sf :i Low 3ts e cor ssr
doci7-'4w 4's Moir str--t. Loajsvtl'e KY.
IJOWELiN Z cases " y, lisns1saK To ssiins;
lay s9t T by 4,s Main las :.a, LOW Cox X
| 1sy 1-I 1SI5 I7OUfEs.- I.'gnt, sash;
:sPanns Doors in store aPd iaF tLHEL isi' ~
zKOsA sS Es.I50 6Tfs Flantat'On CrdrT 10
| ~ hsif-sbss d. 'srlsaIe sg r,rq5,s,s co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05

TO tiRfnGE 9IfiLuERS J NI s. GSE d4S0SS.
rTsHE Busra snrssaer ri fhe oeun'yV VaPder urgk
H. ~ fhgSs the lst IA, nC MAJ
reeei and eeueidrr te' f0r bHiidins
BIS wIru UTWESrs over p xs0n ;.rrAk scar
Cody Plans pece thep-apOsed work.
av xsFnRe1 sh Once "f the undersgaol b. sssOns
d.sirous q biJding saia job.
WlIsLlAN II. W AiNEk = e.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05
lafsn. EE.g SANDERS, Proprietor.


yH3FARN FEED y AGstU, LruRALwARE HOus.
Mk144.El2. " i[sI a 4 A. d co.
hfANCFACTUktfssSe and Dealers in al! kiDae Of Earn
WI aud Garden implements lowing Reaping snd Thresh
ing Garden Seeds, Trees &V., 59 M1ii
street oFgosits EaDk ei Louisville. LoEaYiile. KY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
CDGDIFstsx OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or H4E1EFuRg. t,DNA,

presented its SGorkhoiders. and Inse rnpii.
wish State laws sf ew York chic In1aaA. Illinois
STATaaENT.
Tia Of the Con 10 ration IS BFSA INSURANCE
COMPANY. located .s Hartford. Connecticut
ASSETS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05
RELL EEANGEis,
TEYNEY 4 .ORfNsON.

ATTORNEY At LAM ANb NOTARY PUBL LC.
once in the ''Cruscent City Bsnk' ''stuilIinz.
&KYILL attend faithfully to all business eRrust=d to him
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05

I A az 4 4fAG "a q
TENRE andersigned having determined to calfor
ca of ior AL o which he sides.
leading Evansville Mt. vernon
Perry nship containing l26 sadtaBdis
all we'll nr rGYsd and shFPid with
the in healthy of the county Of ander
Hishug purchase part tho whole Of
said will application shs under
sizne the premises. Title indisrutatie
apiO- ivd3mw TIL MAS KNOTT
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$t,O7 1896 ~


=
=. Chic Life Tns. 6 Trust ro .Stk Cin'l sos 90
- MSch i Traders bk S,k, Jersey CITY son t9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05

n
~ 30 bills Frtruyi 20 btls bourbon r. Whisky
do DO 'iin;. IL Do Peach Brandy
do CherrJ Braady. or sale at
8. MYERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05
s4GRWOOO HCu ii.

HnnlNTs.-25 easea n tyles fancy prke;
do black aad white do;
10 solid hlsck
Reed shiz dSy ARd for sale BY JAMES Low CO..
nh,s-d4w ais MziR ssreet. Louigviila. ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05

EsC5liV EO.-New prime Sugar. Loaf sugar rowderet
H = sugar Rio coffee Sard5es RAisins Measses and
hivsqns0' ss Table salt ioF sale BY :, urrw.r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05

large drib!e warehouse II tie Canal Basin
plLie ring auy produce. wnith will be
csive3 and hsid sVIr the
Hi's - ~ ~ p r. n'RIIEY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05

70 Gall and sse themae vts Shop cond ST. oppo-
sto Nr. sLrC irefs Church. nAH. h'NFAE.
Or NtfA ER- AT - fiOE.iz- az IN b at AFls.
FNNB n1ersiznet Constantly ketp oI hand large
fresh Water Barter and Sugar Crackers and
Sada Pilot Naval which being manufac
tnred by V iaeSs Mehinery ther can Ire sold
price place in the est and exceled
other GufaetoFy in Se oeiintTy laege
alSs hand my shep. Water stree. between
and Vine.
-deeIs- iii = STNZLH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05

eSUNDRaES.--
- 2oa gro Cotton tioss; t5n gro Linen Flags
20 16I Hair Br=idsi 10 d's Dress Battoh=i
IS pcs tshoY Siik. han i5oaas q les;
n ne Black Rombsxfae; 81 faney all y ool BlreSes;
Reed .hs day and for sale by JAMES LOW >.
rrhtR.dk~ Ns louisville XIV
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05

n e " ss,Ts 70 NIAH41IV EsSs
EE IS9 BAREER hiss just received large assortment
Isz Millinery eonsstius Eepoiiten, Silk and Stra
BoAaets e vhich size call. tie attentor of the Laces
Evansville and vicinity. F. r. BARKER,
fahJI First street. between Main I'd Loeasi.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-10
s.B. ROW, EDlron AxD PRorn1EroR.
CLEARFIELD, Pa. DEC. 10, 1855.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We occupy large portion OF our paper to-
day with the last annual message OF President
Pierce. i fair share OF the document is de-
voted TO 4 defence Of the Administration in
relation to Kansas, in which he lays the origin
Of the disturbances to the efforts of the east
ern emigrant aid societies; but he fails to say
aught against the efforts at colonization made
by the pro-sIavery men. He has by sone
means discovered that the Missouri Compro-
mise was Ssob-oletc'' and s'null for unconstitu-
tionality,'' before its repeal. He indulges in
a lengthy and bitter attack upon the Republi-
cans, who, lac says, whilst pretending only to
prevent the spread of slavery into new States"
were greatly influenced with a desire to change
the domestic institutions of existing States.'
This assertion of the President is simply false,
and is a fair sample Of others that he makes.
1t is really humiliating to. witness the Chief
Magistrate Of the Nation use his high official
station TO not only denounce and abuse the op-
poDents OF his measures and policy as enemies
Of the Constitution, the Union, and the peace
of the country, but to grossly misrepresent
them. Nothing more, however, could be ex-
pectcd from such source.
So much Of the message as relates to the e.
nances, as refers TO the reports of the heads of
Departments, to our foreign relations, &c, is
clearly and pungcntly written.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-10
WASHINGTON, Dec. ,. 1856.

y Washington let ter writer says:- AS soon
as the principal Southern members are all in,
caucus will be held in regard to national
politics. l believe l have good ground for
saying that the object of this caucus is neither
to influence Mr.. Buchanan now. nor attempt
even the intimidation of the North, but simp-
ly to lay the foundation for distinct Southern
party, to accept the final issue on the slavery
question, presented as it will DC in 1860. 1t is
a desperate step, but perhaps the best and only
way of deciding this question. In the late
canvas there were so many side issues, indi-
rect influences and false pretences used that
the Southern people are not satisfied. They
do not believe it was an entirely anti-Southern
vote. They therefore desire some positive is
sue, so made as to preclude all doubt, and
thus have the direct vote of the American
people upon the only question which can en-
danger the Union or create domestic dIscord.
That issue is simply whether the South shall
extend with their system of slave labor side
by side and equally with the North. The Dem
ocratic party hacks will have to clear the
track, for the locomotive is coming.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-10

II. BUCHER SwooPE.-Tbis notorious indi-
Tidual has issned over his own name an ssAd-
Dress" paradoxical as it may seem, :sto the
.3rlericans OF Clearfeld,' which address was
printed in the Locotoco Office in this town. Je-
hos-a-phat! what an awfully terrible fellow
Bucher is just at this time Heis
More peevish. cross and splenetic.
Than dog distract. or monkey sick,
and pitches into everybody, except straigh;
Fillmore men, in the most magniloquent style,
not forgetting TO give the RcflsmGa's Journal
a pop-gun salute as he passes along. lie can
beat Gulliver and Baron Munchauscn at telling
big stories, and we know of no one who could
compete with him in this respect, unless it
would be fsz1&spst, who it is said was kicked
out of the Internal regions for lying. If any
body will believe what be says, they can do
So if they choose. For our own part, We do
lily can, his falschoods; for whilst we would
be djsposing of one, he could have at least
half dozen equally plausible ones manufactured
to put in its place. So you see, numerically
Besides, we have a similar reason for refusing
to particularly notice him that the lion had for
declining TO meet the skunk in single combat.
Glow" said the skunk, s'do you refuse -
Yes said the lion, ssfor although l should
do ever SO well in the combat, yet every one
who came near me for a month would know
that had been in company with a skunk
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-10

PRIsoSERs EsCAPED.-A CHAsE.-On last
Thursday when Mr.. K Ross, one of the County
Commissioners, who boards with Sheriff Reed,
went into the prisoners room in the Jail to
make fire, David Hockenberry and John q.
Stigert, both Of whom had been sentenced TO
a term OF imprisonment, for larceny, ethinll,
rushed by him and out of the door. When
they got out of the Jail, they took down the
alley, followed by the Sheriiirs son. lad of a.
bout ten years of age, who kept in sight of the
runaways. The Sheriff hearing the noise.
came out of his room, when he was Informed
of what was going on, and Immediately went
in pursuit. The runawayS took down to the
swamp back of Mr.. Archibald Shaw's the bov
following closely, and calling out s.here they
CO." Finding themselves so hotly pursued,
they took refuge under Mr.. Shaw's new barn,
where they were re-captured and from thence
brought back and lodged in Jail.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-10

HoioGdys Puis, the best Remedy in the
Union for Female Complaints.-These Pills
are particularly recommended to the citizens
of the Union for their extraordinary efficacy
in female complaints; and their arc alike val
liable either TO the daughter verging into
womanhood, or the mother at the turn of life.
1t has been proved beyond all contradiction,
that those celebrated Pills will cure all disor
ders to which females are peculiarly subject,
ana enable them to pass their critical periods
of life without exposing themselves to those
dangers they too often incur by other treat
ment.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-10

w sunday the 3Oth November, son of Pc
Ter RINK, of Somerset, Pa, during the absence
oil the family, got hold of gun and acciden-
'aiiy shot younger brother, causing instant
death.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-10

The deficiency in the Post Office Depart
ment 70, this fiscal year, is about two millions
seven hundred thousand dollars, or something
more than enc hundred thousand over last
year. It's operations have been greatly exten-
ded, and the facilities largely Increased. 4
single fact, in this connection, furnishes a
gratifying evidence of the growth of the coun-
try. During the last four years, there have
been added to the Post Office service some
ten thousand miles of railroad being as much
as had been brought into rcquisition in the
preceding ten years
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-10

WISTeR.-On last Wednesday afternoon
there was a sudden change in the atmosphere
in this region, aud towards evening snow COM
menced falling rapidly. On Thursday morn
ing the ground was frozen and continued so
ever since. We are now experiencing all ths
rigors Of winter.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-10

Daniel j. Neff, of Holiday sburg, convicted
oi manslaughter and sentenced to two years
IN the penitentiary. has been pardoned.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-10

RESIGNATION OF MARSHAL DoNALDsoN.-The
resignation of Donaldson, United States Mar
shal of Kansas, reached Washington city last
week, and has been accepted. a great efiors
is making to have him re-appointed in spite Of
Gov. Gcary, but the President insists that
Geary shall be sustained. The vacancy has
not been filed. Mr.. Fain, Deputy under Dom
aldson, is acting Marshal of the Territory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-27

the tln-rt butt M TIE ely VI ~
H. more, extp.s. for this trade aud hafe superior accommo,
atos passengers They are commanded by Ap'I'h's'
t.utan- qualified ton The trade and who vii spar 40
s,-taI t. accommodate They viii be owtd up ana down
f,.az rs steam. and may be relied on to SAD promptly "a
advertised =. -. u
Merchants going &urth ordering goods from New efk
, lind it then interest T. ship Icy this Inc a., htiR WI
~ anart will made by the agents in Richmond and
H. R,Il,l tirs Association by thi. line at per cent
Wrrsppauls ask and hope To succeed III obtaining u iul
,Is ,prl LIS tt linz Sew York VIII be forwarded
free of commissioner Now Orleans Mobile, Charleston 9a
.y,u,l, al ar,. other southern 81 Northern port
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At I,ffG M l. talep House Slip, foot OF Wall Street
DANID& Wi. lEEIE, Richmond, Acents
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ys,wssg WEEK. nEsw ZEN n.

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shippers Baltimore bY those two Boots must
-. oils b.I,. every Monday aud Friday Of each week
nary IrBLAM q WATSON Richmond Va.
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