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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

OFFICF nf thn NEW. york FIRE and MA-
OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLIC FiRE-IssuRAscE Co.,
No. "a Wast 10th January, 1856
NNHE BOARD of TRUSTEES have THIS DAY

fynE BOAhD OF IhOSIE I1S nave 4 hid ia L
Il declared q DIVIDEND Of FORTY-EIGRT PER CENT
policy holders the Of their premiums paid pol
Rsued by this Company and wh have terminated wtx
he year ending the 3lst December. 1855
They hGye declared further dividend OF SIX AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT on the Capital Stock, payable TO
their shareholders in cash and scrip demand.
They have also declared dividend Of SIX PER CENT z
cash Oh the amount Of outstanding Scrip.
The Charter Of this Company, which combines the Mutual
yepsl with cash capital provides that after payment OF In
tsest ts capital the remaining profits shall DO annually
poroned the shareholders and the polcyhOders AID
he eTp ssued therefor 10 be paid OF until the amount
together with the capital, shall exceed ONE MILLION OF
DOLLARS. -
CASH CAPITAL, $50 ,OOO-wITH LARGE SURPLUS.
TRUsTEEs.
Charles VI. Russell, James Warren,
Daniel b. Fearing, Arthur Lesy,
William H. Russell, NJ W. Hamilton,
Augustus G. Downing, DeDning Duer,
Gazawsy B. Lamar, John Steward, IT,.
VIM. Butler Duncan Robert b. Mintur7,
N. H. Wolfe, Reuben Withers,
Tovnsend Edward C. Center,
josiah OakeS, Daniel Drake smith,
Joseyb 0aillard. IT,, Frederic o. Foster,
Jas. ~ Waterbury, Peeg Hail.
George Curtis Robert S. Hone
George T. Adee, Samuel v. Hoffman,
John J. AsoI, jr Jacob Anthony, jr,
Bredk A. DeBDo, j. 7. Giraud Foster,
Abraham Bell, John a. G. Gray .
ROBERT S. HONE, President.
y CURRY Secretary
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

9Th. County Of New York hereby given TO al
sou k.ynr claims against SARAH ROBERTS late Of the City
Of decessed present the with vouchers
thereof the sub@erbers at the oce Of Ephrsn Brown,
No sss Grand. in the City Of New YORK, before The
shth dy Of April ne1t-Dsted Eew-Y0rk the sixth day Of
October issS S4TB An Ros ss }Ad-nnirtratOr.
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miscellaneous.

A WHISPER TO the LADIES.-The enyiabe
"A Acom which only youehsAies % IAe ;n "a.
" NESTRIs BLOOMS q preparation extensively s'ee "a
o. and ,od only No. SIS Brosdwsy iss "a h,stife.
e@ple,ion Please Gu, this for future reference
IL kALIL WOO D.-23O quntals BRAZIL
"sDs0D, yin bond or duty pAjd,) for sale BY
SIOifOkD, TILESrON Co., NO. ~ bfo~d~S.
Wv, LAUNDRY, No. 9 CANAL STREET
SFSSS ~ and returned 70 any PsIt Of tAe Ol'e' 0
HM-fORK AND BROOKLYN,
sN Billings PER Dozen.
n w. lAiENT SPECTACLES.-The improve
1rva,h o. ~ I'VE nssr and DISTANT objects are dsiineuy
Hvtso~ Ars,ssa.. atssI aud psteDtee, FkAShs' no
"th "a IL 10 3. ".
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CUPRE2iE COURT.-CITY and COUNTY q

CUPRFAiE COURT.-CITY and COUNTY Of
- EEw-YORK.-CHARLEs KNOX against HENRY
PERES and JOSEPH PERES.-Sumulons for de-
maud on contract. loom. not served To the dsendsnss
You hereby summoned and required 70 snswer the com
pAnt Ia this action which will be fled Ia tho onco VI he
CIrrt Of the City and County Of NewYo ct the CITY 81
EewYort and copy Of your 20 ne sAo ecs.-
NJ ON the subsc their oe No "a street,
n city within twenty DAYS ser tho service Of his sum
on, on gou exclusive Of DAY u such services and 700
IA. 10 complaint within the me siore sd tno
Ia this action win take udgment against you Tor NE
u on three hundred and seventy i've dollars with interest,"
from M rst February thousand eight hundred soA
e0-.ix bedes the OF this actionDaed February ~
IA STEVENS HOXIE, Plaintiffs Attorneys
The complaint IA the sboyeentted eanse this day hled IN
,e Office tho Clerk Of the City and County Of New Y@s
February s, 1855 5TE'ENS hOAlE,
fsia isu6xS Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CUPREME COURT.-JOsEPH s. BURNETT

- and JAMES w. LINylLLE against JOHN 0RSkk,
Sheriff Of the City and County 0f New York ALEHANDEh
r. FIsKE aud HARVEY b. ANDERsON-sumnons fos
relief Com. not seryed ITO HARVEY b. ANDEh-
SON You are hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint in this action, which will be fled Ia dc
st the City Hall In the City Of New YORK. and 10 serve
copy Of said complaint the snbsrber 81
his efce No 10 Walst the City Of New YORK, within
twenty day. after the service Of this .ammoni On yoa e.says
complaint within the time Aforesaid tbs pisihuh In this Action
will apply the Court for the relief demanded 10 the con-
plailt-Dsted 18th November 1850
No. IS Wsll-st, Eew.Yogk.
Tn. complaint in this action duly Gsd la aid Cerks
Office the I'D day Of January, 40
f,2 lsysws SYLVESTER LAY PLAINTIFF Attorney.
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line Of NEW-YORk
i and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line viii b con
posed Of the following and splendid ships yz;
CALHOUN. eco burden Capt D. n IrenAa-
b. CLAY .......l goo tuns burden Capt Dsyd CsaLiAH
ORIENT go tuns burden Capt. Geo S Hill
Tie above vessels have been recently sGt, and are zoe
arrest and most substantial IN the trade ~. -
They commanded by Of eIpere1ee and sonl'y.
accommodations very Superior and every ererton WI y
made promote the comfort and ne
Of sLppers For Freight or PssssKe apply 70
sPOFFORD TILEsTON Co. No y brosdrey
Afsnts m Liverpool-T GRiNsHAW Co., NO !" 'o's
Plaza
TOR DISPATCH
Il PATRIOTIC LIsE-The fyorte and eonIaodlo1s
Packet ship HENRY CLAY Capt d. Csnlsins VIZ .al Is
sOTe For frei1t pessge having very superior
sation. apply board At Pier No. T. R. the Office OF
sPOFFORD, TILEsTOE Co, 10. = Broadway.
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Ocean STEAMERS, &r.

DACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY, No. 1874
BrosGway-FoT CALIFORNIA, OREGON, SAND
WlCH ISLANDS and CHINA, THIS DAY, Feb . per steam
eI STAR OF THE WEST, via NICARAGUA, at 3o'elock II
charge Of Special MESSENGER
Freight and .nA parcels until the latest moment
Letters until z. P W. Il HALL, Agent,
No ia Broadway.
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OF application for the discharee Of

~ In.ovent top hs D.ss par,usnt the prcvsre a. u
third sce Of the title Of the kh chapter Of As ssced
r.rt the Revised Statutes CHARLES BERGER n bo
City of Nev-lOTk, tnsolvenI
kotiee nrst published Jsnsey 1856; Creditors 70 srrvsr
before Levi. r. Wcodrus Of rdses OF tho
Court Common Pleas for the Cry ard County NewYerk,
At the Chambers Of sAd Court IN City Half City Of
Newl ok the nth day Of February, lso 10 oooek 10
The forenoon Of that dey. CHARLES FRASER,
iaS Attorney, No. I'd Broadway
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads..

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEI
~ IN connection with the LEHIGH VALLEY hALhoAp
opened 20 N.ach Chunk-Winter arrange uens
Nov 49, 1855 Leave NewYork for Aenen ChenE and n'sr
mediate places from Pier No North River ID IA 20
Ess,on, a. ~ and Sis ior sonervne q ~ 80
p:4 3:l5 and $50 Tie soeve tsns Gomez -
ErEsbeth with ans on Tie New Jersey Railroad LEAVING ss.
York from Tot 81 Cogrtsndtst- AZ 1880 .nd II m AZ
Pm John o. Stems. Superintendent
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Tor CALIFORNN.-GREA REDUCTION
Il fFARES.-NEWYoRKA AND CALIFORNIA STEAM
SHIP LINE under the direction Of C. Vanderbilt, for
the Accessory Transit Company Of Nicaragua ropetora
lbs OF essngs free, al 10 ID DAYS Of sailing
changed 9Th and h Of each month through advance Of
The Eslsoo miles shorter than any other route Through
rates Of Fare 70 San Francisco: Ft Cabin SIPS Second
steamship STAR OF THE WEST 2o0o tuns burden, Capt
Miner will Pier No. North Rive at o'clock m for
Puna Arenas, SATURDAY, Feb connecting with the
steamship COrteZ 1900 burden, the Nearazus Tran
cit route having bat IL miles Of land transportation by hrstcss
carriages The prorreors the public that the
political troubles Nicaragua have ceased the slightest
interruption IN the transit between the DC need be sppre
hsnded. For information passage -pply TO 1900
the only offce Of the Line No Bowling green.
Stamped Letter. .sken n 81 cents each.
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JSOR CHAR FSTON and FIORIDA.-SEMI-

Il WEEKLY U. s. MAIL LINE.-The new and rnasnif-
cent Stssmhip JAMES ADGER $. c. Turner, commlDder
wl leave Pier No. 4, n r.; on SATURDAY, FEB 3 a.
oelock u m preeely For Freight spTly board where al
bills OF ladns will signed and FOR Passage at the office
OF SPOFFORD, TILEsTON Co, No. 70 Broadway Cabin
Passage ea5 The and splendid Steamer lAsdVILLE,
~ Berry conn sner, will succeed, and leave on WEoNES
DAY Feb 49, The ore Steamer CAROLINA makes resu'
r trps 20 various landings the ST. Johns River
Forida connecting with the from New.York, aud
leaving Charleston EVERY TUESDAY at o'clock, p. m
precisely Through tickets cksonye ISL 10 Pats &SS
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
i q Of NewYors notice s hereby Eyeh 70 az
rerous having claims ssaint CYRUS l. WAbsEh lsto o.
lie City Of EewYork architect deceased 70 Presen, ns
vh thereof the subscribers, al the once 80
yeus Hsxie No Beekmsn-st IN the CITY OF New" OK
On Or before The firth day Of June nextDsed new. YORK tas
sod day u November 1855.
SAMUEL 4 w, sS1 Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
r,rorskayng claims sgains. NATHANIEL USDERHlLL,
late the City Of deceased 70 p,qsent ne sane
St or No 163 Spng in the City Of New fos On Of eefs
The 10th day Of Nay ns1f.-Dsted New YORK NOV I'D
rs Iav6nS JULIA ANN SHAW
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/. no DrItA tctuieu unth pau ~. .-.,
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For Freight passage apply 70
EDW'D K. COLLINS, No. Sc Wal-st., N. T.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,
No q Austen Frisrs Lcn1on-
B. O. WAINRIGHT Co, Paris.
The Of these ships will be accountable Tor rod
diver bullion specie jewelry precious stones or metals az
ss bills OF ading signed therefor and the vue tnese~
therein expressed $500, .,
Shippers will please take notice that the hips Of this Tins
cannot carry goods contrsband Of war.
T,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
l. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
EEw-YoRg TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. ............................sS
Second Cabin Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
LIvERPooL. -
Chief CABIN Passage
Second Cstfn Passage. .....:.x.......'.''''''''"
PERSIA Cspt. Judkns. CANADA, Csp' Lang
ASIA. Capt e. g. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt kyre.
AFRICA Capt. Harrison EUROPA, Capt J. Lech
These vessels clear white Light at mast head cen -
stAIboerd-bow; red on port 5ow: 49, - ar.
AFRICA Shannon. leaves York Wednesday, Feb VS.
ARABIA, Stone leaves Boston Wednesday Feb ~ 70
PERSIA Judkins. Leaves York Wednesday, feo " 40
CANADA, Lang leaves Boston "Wednesday feo q 10
ASIA Lott......leaves N.York "Wednesday, ND 70
AMERICA Ryrie leaves Boston Wednesday, Mn ~ 10
AFRICA, Shannon. leaves \. York "Wednesday, Mn 10, no
Berths no. secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon board " -,
The Of these ships win not be sscoontao o oo4d
Saver Bullion. Specie Jewery Precious stones or ieas an
ess bills Of lsdns nsned therefor ard shs v-9e tnsfeo
therein expressed.
e. CUNARD, No. Bowling uses.
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ArOTICEt to BONDHOLDERS. ..NOticeis here

OypcE OF THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN IN
DIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 10 Williams {
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IIrDSON RTVFP IIROAD.-On and after

=
II MONDAY Jan q 1856 The Trans Will leave a1noers-
Station follows; Express Train q n cobe'ns va
Northern AID Western Train through "ay Iran m RI
press Train. H. For Poazhfeepse q N and - p N
Yer Peetskil $50 D m For sns 5iEz The sins-
Sing and Peekskih Trans step he Wsy sAo
tsksn ~ Chamber Cana Christopher ard Slstste sCHDA
NAL TRAIN a. a n ison. Cas-. Sor Albany AID Troy,
'''' I : SYKES "A s.et,nisbasEt
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papcr h)arebcnses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
SON Co. No 81 BeekmAa-st, otter for sale he lowest
e<us:
Writibs Psrers, English, French AID American
News Paper, all sizes, weights and qualities.
Boob Paper, all sEes, weights aud qualities
tissue Paper fancy eolors and white Of the best qosiJ
Hsnsins Paper y bite and eSioTed different ~idthA
H.tters Psper, thin and OF the sest quality.
Cloth PAPER $500 and soIfa
Fpssh Hardware Paper large assortment ost arrived
sAesthins Paper of the best quality.
Wurpinx Paper, Straw, Rsg and Manila
Tea Paper Of different si1es
rsr Roofne Psper. suitable for roofs IN rolk
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NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.-- Notice is hereby
IN syen that on after the LIST March next and untin
tIer notice this COMPANY will its CONSOLIDATED
SINKING FUND BONDS OF 1885, In exchange for any q
che heretofore issued by the Michigan Southern hraa
Compspy and the Northern Indiana Railroad Company such
exchange will be made at par with as much dispatch as ms
preparation signing Of the Bonds will admit or and IN the
srder in which applications for such exchanges made
The old Bonds will be paid 70 the lst day o.
NAV from which date interest the new Bonds
BY order Of the Beard j. NJ hOfhlNS' secretary,
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REAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

~ HEAT CEN 7 K A l. X . d -
VI H. Tbro,sb TYeIet .nd Fregh, Ofee 0f The
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAlLhOAD, ...
And their Railroad ana Steamboat Connections 70 Canss
Milwaukee GGsna Burlington ST Louis. Caro- and III P0to1
West aid Southwest .-.o .
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE BUFFALO, or OSWEGo, q
Conner Of cou,t.n5 r., Darius CLARK, Agent
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OFyIcE OF THE RACINE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILRoAo}
COMPANY, No. 20 Beaver-st. )
TT,HE INTEREST COUPONS due February III
on the Bonds Of the City Of Racine Wis., given in aid OF the
construction Of the Racine and Mississippi Railroad Company
will paid and after that date presentation a. the once
Of the Company. CLAhh JEoOr Asehs
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the SsreOsso
Of the County Of New York notice heseey gvos ~
srps havrs claims against SARAH " GRIN, 80 81 Ne us1
Of New 6eeessed present the same vi vosehs
thereof 10 the subeerbsr hs residence No ts5 Naby<s
h The Civ OF before the third day Of Hsrsh
net Dated Nsw.YoTk, The thirty Grst dsy of Aasas, 1874
si lsvsms' OWEN sWEESf, Eaeeuof'
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
~ m. Counfv Of New. Ycrk hereby s
soma vins clsisEs ssstns sUsANSAH STONE lac Il tho
C,tv of Nr York widow decrsed the sane Nth
tAeeof 20 the subscrber the oce Of Edward NJ
Wlletf esq., No WsIs the City Of New fors. en OF
before the sGhh day o. Apr nex-psied new fcn,
the twsnty kfh DAY Of October, 1854
SEsssS S,s,E Es$SEsssss
o,,.~sms coz 2SSs hLl14 u aA TNrrskrck Eaos.s
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OFFICE OF TIE MERCANTILE FIRE Insurance COMPANY
No IS Wall-st, New.York, Feb. 4, 1876
A ELECTION for thirty Directors and three
N Inspectors Of the election will be held at the Office OF
the Company on TUESDAY. the 10Th inst. The polls will
spen At o'clock P and close at o'clock p m
JOHN BAKER, Secretary
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OTrIcE oF THE NORWICH MIyIss COMPANY,
No - Newest, Eew-York, Jan. Is, 1855
AN ASSESSMENT Of ONE DOLLAR per
IA share has been levied the stock Of the NORWICH
MINING COMPANY payable this office the 18th day Of
Fsbmsry next By order Of the Directors,
+. NJ. LIVE%MORE, Secretary and Treasurer.
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Jnsnrante Companies.
A. G. ceLBY's, Nc. 20 or,ud--,,

DEOPLE's FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
l. OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
Office No. l73 Canal-st and No. 65 Wall-st.
C"h Capital coo, with Surplus all INVESTED IN .eeuf
ties Of the very best character RICHARD VARlCk,
w. y. UEDERBILL, Secretary President.
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KAEKtr FRI. INSURANCE Co Office No 206 Pesrl-st,
NEwYoRk, Jan. 8, 1856.
TIVE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Com
Il psny have This day declared serni,snnus Dividend o.
4EN'PFR CENT, the Capital Stock of the Company
abls on the 18th inst ASHER TAYLOR, Secretary.
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NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS in the ME-
IN CHANCES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.-Al per-
sons boldint STOCK RECEIPTS or CERTIFICATES in the
NECUIN9CS' LIRE INSURANCE COMPANY are hereby
ard re lueed send written memorandum OF the
,sne name date number and amount 10 the Receivers
N'' ~ JOHN JAY, Receiver
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potesi troubles Nicaragua have ceased not the slightest
interruption N the transit between the Dc need be sppre
heOded- For information or passage 'Eyf{{ CROSS
Al the only Office Of the Line No Bowling green
Stamped Letter, 'sken st St cents each
pEDUCED PRICES-5O POUNDS BAGGAGE
IN FREE-lO per pound ca excessFour hours from
ocean by Panama Railroad No Meals
the s;lus fEee r eerage Through for Cali
foa via Panama Railroad The United States Mail steamship
Company will dispatch for Aspinwall WEDNESDAY, Feb
90 at O'Clock p m precisely from Pier foot o War st,
North River the vel.bnown and fast steamship GEORGE
LAW Capt. VIM. L. Uerndon, L. :. y.
PASSENGERS end Mails will be forwarded ~ Panama Railroad,
and Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Compa
ny's magnificent steamship JOHN l.. STEPHENS, X. II.
Peon commander which viii be readiness and leave i'm
u eoiaely for san Francisco.
The public informed that the P NJ 3 Co always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama ready
20 avoid possible detention Of passengers or mails
Fer passage apply 10 l. w RAYMOND at the only Office Of
tie OnFanes, No IT Westst corner Wsenst New YORK
V'HE MEMORANDA CANAL and STEAM
Il NAVIGATION COMPANY will dispatch their fine
steamship OSPREY her second trip 20 CARTHAGENA,
NewGrsnsds from Pier No So North River, on SATURDAY,
PRICE OF PASSAGE:
First Cebin 10 Certhssena.
socoSd Cabin 20 Csr'hasens ..................' ~
For PessaFe apply Immediately 10 WIN. T. ROLLo Co.,
For FREIGHT apply to M0soUERA Co.. No. 2sl Broadway
IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
~ HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS.-On MONDAY
fast and fsyorite steamship GRANADA, Capt s. r Griffin
Pss.sse can be secured ct the Compnys Office
FREIGHT 20 New-Orleens 80 cents per cubic foot
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of ladns OF ne
fern by the Company APPLICATION at their once 70
other forms signed and no bill Of adns will be signed after me
hour OF sailing. -, . ~
FOR freight or pssse apply the office Of the COMPANY No.
III Westst corner Of Warren. NJ. o. ROBERTS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19
PEskFUlIED EsisEATEs.

WhatladA or gentleman Would remain under the
of disagreeable breath whenby using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers as denIifree would not only
render it but leave the teeth white aabaster
Maay persons do know their breath is bad aud the
sIbect delicate their friends will nientOnit.
Pour single drop of the Balm" on your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent bot
tie will last year.
A SE .UTIFUL CoMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the palm of IL Thousand Flowers 1t will re
move ap piules and Stres from the skin. learing
it OF SC and rO5eate hue. Weta towel pour on two
orthree drops and-wash the face night and morning.
Shaving MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in
either warm or cold water on.tvo three drops
o, Balm of a Thousand Flowers" rub the beard we'll
and it will beautiful soft ather much facilitating
The operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FErRIDaE 81 CO. proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
ans Ivd&w Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

Mr.. EDIToR:-A few days since a sugges-
tidn was made in both of our city journals,
with regard to the propriety of calling pub
lie meeting to consider the cause Of the diff
cultes, which have for SO long time, attend
ed the navigation of the canal. The indifer-
ence and lethargy Of our business men upon
the subject, is truly astonishing. Are they
AFRAID to take hold of the matter? Will any
one have the impudence to say that gross and
criminal negligence does not exist Somewhere?
Was there ever in the administration Of any
public trust, such shameful and insulting
negligence as this of the Board of Canal
Trustees. The session of the Legislature is
at hand, remedy should be sought and one
can be had.
Vanderbargh county, whose dearest interests
are so widely affected, will be represented
there by a delegation whose ability and fear
less independence will insure respectful at
tention to our complaints. Let us have a
public meeting, appoint a committee of our
leading business men to investigate the whole
subject of our canal difficulties. Let that
committe report either by way Of memorial to
the Legislature, or to a subsequent meeting of
the citizens. By such means possession may
be had ofthe causes that have so long operated
against us, and by such report, too, our
delegation will be put in possession of facts
and data which will enable them to act I'M
derstandingly, if the matter should be brought
before the General Assembly. Let us then
have public assenblage Of our citizens, at an
early day as possible and canvass this impor-
tant subject. "CITIZEN."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

OEF The New Orleans Picayune notices
the engagement of ship Of 500 tons to take
a full cargo Of cotton seed from that port
to Providence, r. T., where the article is
to be turned into oil and oil cake. An eX
tensive factory for extracting oil from the seed
Of cotton is already in operation in Rhode Is
land, and one or two companies are forming
in Boston with the object Of getting up SINH
lar establishments there.
Several factories for the production Of oil
from the seed of cotton have been established
at the South, where the seed can be had for
taking it away; but none of them have sue
ceeded. The oil is as abundant in the seed,
as linseed oil in aaxseed; it resembles in
color and taste, olive oil; but that manufac-
tured at the South found no market, for it did
not appear to answer the purposes of paint
ing, lubricating or burning. Perhaps. by
some process of refining, it may be rendered
useful or in its crude state new application
may be made Of it. The supply Of it can be
made inexhausfible, for mountains Of seed
around every cotton gin, are permitted tc
rot for manure.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

0F Governor Geary in private Letter to a
friend in Washington, speaks in exultng
terms Of the present condition of Kansas
There can be no cause, he says for future
alarm. The number of inhabitants now in
the territory, he estimates at $4,000. Those
who came into the territory only to take part
in its difficulties, are fast leaving, The ultra
free State men, who have been figuring in the
Topeka Conventions and Legislature like
Reeder and Robinson, and who have been adj
ding fuel to the flame of civildscord, have lost
all infuenc with their own party, and are now
in small minority, He says:
"There is a decided sentiment prevailing
among the inhabitants throughout the whole
territory i'll opposition to the introduction OF
slavery in their midst, the mass Of the settlers
! believing it to be their interest to have Kansas
admitted as a free State This opinion is not
entertained alone by those persons who have
come from the North, but is held generally
without regard to sections, and some Of the
most prominent in advocating it are Southern
men,"