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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
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4: THE PARK BANK:
+: Pa to ship Maris Cept Williamson. or bearer,
/: saG. MOSES TAYLOR.

The cashier not suspectiDg the check to be forgery
took il in payment and returned Atwood alias William
son 1894 in good money. Upon presenting the check
to the Psrs Bank the paying teller declared it to be
forgery. Officer Stokely employed in the mstter
ard suoceeoed in finding ths accused and arrestiug
him. The prisoner was fOly identified by the cletk
and cashier in the store ana committed by Justice Con.
polly for exauinat on.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
BROOHL YN ITEMS.

The Rev. wm +. Morgan, Rector of St. Thoua''s,
New.York, VIII prescn the fret of ccarse Of t 20
Sermons to Parents in Grace Church, corner OF
CoItelyou ard Lcrimer streets, "nlianoaTgo' Va Sub
DAY evening at o'cOck. Seats tree.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
Advertisement
lIRANY Y-EORTUNES To BE MADE I'VE unde Z.

,suo that there tors SOLD at public
auction City Albany. rCEsDAY next o'clock
The lots Will probably be sld At
of the hsid times This good time
70 the lots offered would III tue Sprns conaad
from ITO 10 2O Der lhan tn will bring Al i SALE
The esby located Lyd,us at TIE sale to i.ks
place III. premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
NEWJ.ER&EY IIKlE,S.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION Dam
ocrAc Convention Of Hudson County for he no1nbon OF
Sheriff and Coroners held yeerdsy afternoon Mor.i
Hotel Hudson City Tn. Conv-ntlon izei by
c.pE Chare. Fink ~sq. Of Jersey City TO the ca Mr.
H. b. Z. sted 9 candidate for Sherif by
csm.on. The following Nominations msde for
Laurence Whitney of Hoboken Michssl Connect II H.r
rison, aid Burnett Nc snrslly of Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
fAdvertisement
CARPETING AND OLCLOTHS. The entire stOck K

of Oicioths mp0r I'd BY w HAvEss for tle
ofeIee in lots ~ suit PaIchsers fi
cssb splehcid Tapestry Carpets, usGa. price 81 LIZ
oileloth: formerly O., nov yard 300 yIi' ocosh
2 W. q" uNkSs' NO 1'h'a'.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

y.,1 or 7sT SEcRErARY OYWART TO THE FORrs.--
Gov FLOYD Secretary Of wT, arrived in this city on
Tou,tosy Seuins, aud yesterday morning, 10 company
wfb Gen Scott and staff Gen Totem, Major bfnsro
snd Lieat. McFurstop started q. 40 o'clock on s'@"
10 Fort Rcbmord. TIE v4nOus forrs and aoos' ''o
bsIbor vii be vistec by the Secretary OF 'of 'o'
pu-prse Of examining nto their coldon. aod 70 s'ce'
tain .bst Improvements can be made for 'n' '0''''
protection Of the harbor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

.,s nj s.croed to be the osssr Of the day
~ invited guests preseht we're General saper-
,r,.nds,, r.llpsdge, superioteeoeots Aid Bevoort,
- yourif,r. sps AID. o Gen. beside O ,i,e 8
soo,Iv company Of prOmiDen; czens u the Twenty
6,s, Wsd
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

CARRYING BrsDLEs ASD PAcSAGrs ON RAiLno.D
CARS ds,s since Theodore Lrw'ssoe Rihx,d Le~s
bro sLt e. seti. asa,bs the erkyn CJ Rsr np.uv
r dsu hE~s The of of tho asvnf uB ~
o~ohn of liquor and psoed It the I'D .hs
CO fu,e pay 'cr the spare {; 1si-d Tn
c... .sed betrs yust Voo'tes who ,esdsy
shs the Csppssy nd set 70 s&Hsv tot tsaNsa pssSAS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

AMERICAN COUsTY CoSvEyTIos.-The Am'ncan
party of Hudson County held their County Convention At
Days Hotel in Hudson City yesterday afternoon, and made
the follow ing nomiL stons:
For sAeG-EpnIsim Prsy of Jersey City.
Co,one,, David 81. Reeves OF Jersey city seihn-l y.
Craze Of Hoboken and Abraham Spesr OF Hudson City.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

SIXTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcr-A card hss hsru
isspso the American anc Rpusc.n yo.-s of th ri..
calling or 'bea TO endes', TO Ns other u shs
ddgtes whNb hsSc te'n 70 em. Toe IL
ostes s- also urged submit th-r cn, 70 h
who oiip sied them AID int Cou,.ut.p .n be h.a "
.bde b. the eeois;oG Of such Cow, nuou.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
fhdy,tisement

Our native forests furnish u with Natures 0wa
iemeoy for s Luna complaints Dr. WsrAs IN hi. BlLsAs.
CO nbpes the s,stntis Qualities IF the Cherry Buk villa
Tar Water hiss uSny e sezed consumption.
Non. s.nuine unless .igI ed BUTTS on the wrapper.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

SHoPLIFTIyG -P0liremso Williams II c2oI .rrsstad
May Kelly last nRh fr st1srE shss from store No. 10,
Fulton street. she bsd in Der one eo,~n chn -,
con urte' kr polka o.et heFss tsakt BAL dofsa
scfubtIR bIushes silver spoon marked N ~ and
sce The articles at the f' Pfesc Station
Houts.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

ke ~b'n theY ocoupsd INTENDED Toe p,'snr. sai
thu httlts ~ers Js.rfsNN IN seti1s suoh prspry sf The
o'fs pr, a. Tie oate II The f-fssr o. PSI
ietua r;'ss e.tsbh-d bI the Company A. sanVe bi
ben dous 20 ~ property ~ the ppAasE sGeat
citaIoe IN isser Ct The eeieociut aiia
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
4 fAdyeftlsemeOt

GENTLEMEN's HATS.-Nutbug can be mora eIe
CANT and d1.hns the style OF the ESPEscHsD hat r
Ir-.,pt season. Sold for sS S. at NO llS Na.saus Give
hun cal
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

PR0sYCrTros OF LIoCoR DEAIEKs-The Distric,.
Attorney bss &C oD.meiced a nu nber Of suits agsast
quor dealers, uucer the twsnty drst section Of the
Metropolitan Police act, which forbds the publicly
keeping OF dsposrg ofistoxicsting drinks on Sunday
The penalty in the case is so Toe FIRE: individual
bcnorsd with the service Of the papers was Thom.s
Fl. Ferris, keeper of liquor establishment at No 3j4
Grand street, somewhat prominent Democratic poll
ticisn of the Terth Ward If &r. Hail gets decision
IN his favor in tie first brorght 20 tri.l he will
prosecute the whole batch Of Sunday sellers fast
possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

CorSTFRFRiT MONtY FoUsD Officer Brn~n. of
ihe S-v,It'eith Wld. s.le sr,hvs the pepl.e. ~ NJ
6r4~ 'he tfri'e- Ttu'.Asy dsovefed fS l.
tfeit BILL q BE- Ice Bank ine..~d shell And
REC Z u, few IDcbs. h-nesth t.e surface
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
,AdvertisemntI
Gxo. SAuNpERs's METALLIC TABLE

be oldest approved aItc. havs oen oeto.
bio the IS The genuine be obsaued u
j. 4 g. sAUxDKIs, store only at No Asof House.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

DyAIE or 4 PRonrSrsr CITIZEN -ooun IL i"N''
oescer cant Of ore of the rslis-' isui'ie,
the Society of Friends in this CITY Ana n'ln'st 'o'
macy yea. prOmoeOt nercaa0' o'ea AZ us Iesoeu'0
in U.ior place, on Wednesday evening oi c'n'ume-
tor. He was very highly esteemed both 10 socie'y
and on ChsLge.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
fAdvertisemeut NJ
Rryo,UT1oN.py TInrs.-With

REVOLUTIONARY llMkS.-N I'm the panic opens
a5 In pursuit Of picture Tasng rertr.c"st
h<retoHs S5ani &C. SD ioldat bDItaes-s
Gallery II Marvellous but See them o. No 80
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

SHOPIfTTIyG Thomas Is-1e- Was arrested o.,
TAuts6s, evening s;esrI NIc foUi th store 4
Jsu Pndsr S Graz dee. The f1rs ~ere h.ngug og.sd
when the prisoner seized If with He
TO the Peniteltisry for eo days b. ce ChrIy
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

SKIssISG A Cow.-JAcob KlOtz was Ea.d sl00 yea.
terosy by Justice Feeks for skpping premises IN
the EaLt.eI'h Wsr5 the being ia vosiou y city
en.noe In deut be 70 u. County y fr days
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
uNIrrp STATES DISTRICT COURT UT hos; hos;oojop :.

Judge Bets remarked thst ALICE ,srss ss,s sud sitn
n Vas ow,ra 70 ur-s, In h. bntJ;p al Ias,<sol ca
PIC. t.o beer sDpp.d Jadstss =, .,s. bad snss
e wy BE 1ss ss. gre rs..s.y .aa .sas
eoe'irus &c cal @ s bs then s1jssrn fs< u:
T 20 a. % t.ss fsru uatV sooaass se'<m' ~" s"-S
tx~aixk
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
COrkr CALFNpAR-rHIs DAs,

COURT CALEHDAR-THs DAs.
TROoKLrN SUPRErE COUKr-GssGRAL VHM-
CALgspAs DC. 2-Non enumerated motions and cruss~ n
ss 81 So ss So No. a. ~ Is, 45S a. g. t9 5ssssse
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

THE PERJURY CASE AT THE ToNBs.-A further in-
had yesterday IN the Of the People against
Nathan eyip with perjury by Isaac stenhsfd he
fore Justice Connolly the Lo~er Police Court bus 40 new
facts ,ciled The matter postponed TIL next week
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

STEALING WATCH Rachel Hunter, colored
woman was arrested charged with stealing gold
watch valued at s6CI from Mr Jo,eph NJ. Boves OF No Is
Wooster street The accused iDo M 5Ovess aid
tkug he stch from tue bureau out but beng sued
threw IL away the where II subsequently found
Justice FandIeAu Committed Rachel 10 piison.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

The Grand Jury have found an indictment against
James Rogers, for the murdor Of John Swsnson, in
the Terth avenue, last Saturday night 0n motion Of
the Dstric:Attoruey, the two boys, Daniel Canoing-
ham and Stephen Gurney, were committed 10 default
of bail of 600 EACH to appear as witnesses for the
people.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

FALSE PRyTEssEs Off rer Bernett Of ths Lower
Police Court returned the city OF roy ye,ttdsy having
in cusody Michael Goldstein German, whom he appe.
enaed =. that pace upon ~urrau issued by Justice Conne
oId,~jn is chsreed by Michael Lppmsu Of tie firm cf M
Lrmspn Brothers doins business ct No us William street
with having shout the Sn day OF March last and a. other
tme. d,anoed firm ot goods to he OF 1888 S
~ means Of false sudu Tb7 scou,ed
vas CONVEYED before Justice COnuoy, and committed to the
Tombs Oodstein is sad has had thres
.lothrs stores Ill operation ST one time In Toy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DEATH -COrOner
Gamble held inquest st the house No 78 sixth on
body Ace Abspds Mccoy tie gitl three year. and
od ho DIED from the effects VI bufus Oa Tues-
day appear, nm the ev1s takes before the coroner
the deceased several other te RE at pss Ia Al
uvper place Of which sos chstc a far
Alice uncooscousy ventur'd too az th frac' ara
Ia few her clothing ia blaze. The child
screamed with PAIN when her father, Edward Mccoy who
vas below attending his airs sno PIT out thu
fre but the girl esruy buried Deeth ensled
thursday The Jury rendered verdict Of Desh BY burns
Hec received"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

SUICIDE oT AN INSANE WOMAN Yesterday morn.
ipg, about Z, O'Clock, Mr.. Mary Cooke, German
woman 81 years Of ase, who was temporarily stop.
ping wi ter married daughter RESIDING at No. 367
MaoisOn street. found oead in ber bedrt on, che
having committed suicide by hanging herself. Coro.
ner CCDnery held inquest on the body. wnen it ap.
peared by The testimony of GABRIEL Cooke, hn- osud Of
the deceased that for three Auumrs psst she had been
suhje ct to species Of os sni'y ut from Whist cause
dio rot appear Within the last few weeks Mrs. Cooke
had frequently threatened to kin hers sf and as Mr..
Cooke necessarily absent at HE Business during
the cay, she taken TO the residence Of her daugb
ter in order that she might be closely watched and
prevented from consumDatirg her purpose. Mira.
Cooke retired to bed usual on Thursday evening"
taking with her her little granddaughter. After the
gnl left the yesterday morning Mrs. Cooke, by
OF silk handb ercbief, suspepded berielt to
nail in beam above her head, and when discovered
time afterward by ber daughter life Vas extinct
The jury rendered verdict Of death "by suicide by
hanging heIsef by tying back silk handkerchief TO
DsI beam in her bedroom aud adjusting it
around her neck from which she lay suspended until
found dead this morning. Oct. %, 1857"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

The DEATH OF THE BOY OCOsSOR The death
Of the boy James OConnor who recently ded the residence
occssOned BY violence at " reped by the rela
tves friends r the cecessed They stated positively
boy violently Ied aud cruelty baen
Michael F,cher German lived close By them but 'uch
state OF facts was proved and da No evidence
whatever could be produced to show that Mr. fschr ~ss
in the least degree for the bows death Coroner
Hills held the remains and entered into thor
oush Of ell fasts connected with the rumored
homicide Considerable testimony taken out l. 10 mostly
of an unimpoan character and has b. little bearing up
the case originally reported the relatives d deceased Be
will be found the evidence OF toe examining
ply ysicisn:
Wooster Beach, jr NJ D. being duly sworn, d"posss and
have made post more examination op the BODY OF
the deceased found sbason Of the stn the ieh
shoulder bsde and sgu bruss the ossscrun the
first had existed length the last Of recent
d.te the inter- all healthy with tue exception OF
the lungs which there no injury to the
spine.
The Jury after brief absence rendered verdict Of doth
by Tetsnus from exposure, and not by rJdries'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22
New HAVEN, Dec IS

Last winter boy named Charles L. Sage,
about - years of age. WAS missing from his
home in Cromwell, near Middleton. in this
State, and an Irishman, named Pat Nugent,
was arrested on the charge of murder and
putting the body under the ice in the Connect
lieut. river. In few months afterwards
body was found i'm the river without head.
This body was believed to be that OF the mis-
sing boy from several marks upon it. rs well
as from portion OF the clothing. Soon al
ter boy lett an overcoat was found, answer
ing to the description of that worn by the
missing person. Some months afterwards
sailor named Benson, directly charged NJ
gent, the Irishman, with the murder. lie
saw the deed done and assisted Nugent to
put the corpse under hay NOW. lie de-
scribed accurately the boys appearance, his
dress. the color of his hair. and declared that
he had come to Cromwell expressly to dis,
close all he knew about it. lie confronted
Nugent and charged the deed upon him. Tie
accused denied it, but trembled from head to
loot. A true bill was found against Nugent
and he was to be tried. The missing boy
was discovered in the interior of Pennsylva-
MIA by his uncle: special Court was imme-
diately held and Nugcnt liberated. Benson,
the sailor, was immediately arrested for per-
jury and an attempt to take life: he acknowl-
edged his guilt. The crime will send him to
the State prison for life.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

WEIGHING CoAL.-Mr. HUTcnISsoN is ad-
vertising to sell coal by weight. This is the
right and only proper way OF selling it. But
the public ought 20 understand the weight of
n bushel of coal is made by our law to he
only 10 pounds, which is from to IL pounds
below its actual weight. II our citizens buy
Pittsburg coal ut 10 pounds per bushel, they
ought TO understand that they are getting 10
to IL per cent. less than measured bushel.-
1t they take Bodiam Mine coal ut 10 pounds
to the bushel they take IL or 10 per cent. less
thsn measured bushel. 1t is immateiial
what the standard of weight or measure is,
If both parties know the quantities given
There is m error in framing the law, III max
ing the weight OF bushel less than was ever
heard OF by any practical man in the coal
business.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

"A CHRIsTNAs FESTIVAL ExcURsIoS-The
officers of the excellent packet Done have
arranged a delightful excursion for the Hol-
lidays, and propose to take festival party
TO Cairo and back, leaving here next Mon
day aud returning on Thursday. The trip
will not only be delightful in itself, and
be made round of pleasure, but it may be
turned to good business account by our
thrifty business men, If properly improved.
The best raeaIs of cultivating t-ade, is to
cultivate friendships and acquaintance
Tho trip will afford q most excellent oppor-
tunity OF bringing all the citizens of the
towns on the river below, together, and in o
manner that is well calculated to cement the
bonds of friendly intercourse. To the young
men, we say go-each with q charming sis
ter or friend upon his arm-for the enjoy
ment of the party; to the anxious, careful
business man, We repeat the same-go, to
make friends and customers and TO relax
from the lahors and cares Of the counting
room, store and workshop.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

Safety and Reiief-Old Dr. ii. James, about
whom the New York and other Atlantic city press have
said much, has retired from practice, but DIR. Tho
mas Tton, his son-inlaw has been educated to tsv'
el for him and dispense his invaluable medicines. Most
prominent among these is his extract of Cannabs In
dc which he discovered after hard labor and deep
search i'm Calcutta. lie strove to make medicine to
save his only child nom death by consumption, and he
succeeded. Dr. Tton, hts son-in-aw, is in Chicago,
Room No. lil, State street, lie has already sue
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds Of terrible
cases Of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has banished. are innumersble The Cannaibs In
dca Is the most wonderful blessing Of the age Give
Dr. Tilton call or send for bottle VI medicine, which
will you two dollars lie will prove % you that
you need not be Sick and that IL will cost trhe
To get we'll.
Nj A spiro Dynameter 10 test the strength Of
the lungs, and ascertain the state OF the patients
health.
4. s. By addressing Or. Titon note through the
Chicago Post Oice, enclosing four postage stamps,
a! cents recipe will he in return, free of charge,
TO any part Of the Union. All letters prompt
y. Address,
DIR. TILT0N,
octll6m- Box i6ss, Chicago, III.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22
poBRLL d. CuNYNGrON.

We recommend to the attention ofour read
ers the new and beautiful stock OF books and
gifts at the store OF the above firm. Their
somely bound volumes in morocco, antique,
and other fancy styles. The show ofengrav-
ings is particularly attractive. Among the
books, Goodrish's "Court Of Napoleon" and
"Notable Women" are splendid specimens
ofbinding, and engraving. A visit to the
store OF the new firm will satisfy connois-
sieurs that we do not exaggerate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22
~The Dcmocratic meeting in \

~ The Democratic meeting in New
York to sustain the course of the Admins
tration on the 18th was sad fzzle. Being
denied the Use of old Tammany Hall, by the
old Sachems Of the party, they assembled in
the street in front of the Hall.
The show was an exceedingly meagre one
The meeting passed a resolution expressive
of regret that the whole Constitution was not
submitted to the people of Kansas but since
it could not be, they congratulated them up
ON the chance of getting some sort of n Con-
stituton, which they could alter by-and- bye
10 suit themselves. And they appealed to
the Democracy generally not to let this little
matter about Kansas disturb the harmony Of
the party, upon whom the safety ofthe CONN.,
try rested. 1t was better that Kansas should
safer temporary wrong than that the party
should be ruined.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22
Our Nasionsi disorder.-Dr. Roback's Cures.

The American stomach is u tormenting or
gan. 1t is generally ont Of order. The rea-
SON is obvious. The driving man of business
has not time, or will not take time, properly
to masticate his food. IL, bolts it. and as
bad habits are catching, all classes follow his
example. Hence Dyspepsia, with all its
eompiIi, ations--hence Indigestion, Liver
com plaint, and disorders of the Bowels, in
all their various phases. Against these and
hundred other complaints, DIR. Roback is
waging an exterminating warfare. His wea-
pons are the famous Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier. and they are irresistible. The sue
cess Of these Medicines has been astonishing,
even in an age eff scientific miracles. They
do not alleriate, they egtinguish disorder.
The agony, the fever. the debility. the des-
pondency, which characterize Affections of
the digestive and secretive organs, vanish
under the influence of these preparations.
The constitution itself seems to acquire new
energy under their operation. We say to the
sick every where. read DIR. Roback's adver-
tisements, and give his Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier fair trial.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

ted States for the recovery of Sir John Frank
lin and his companions. Her Majesty's Gov
eminent directs Lord Napier to express tho
high sense which they entertain Of the zeal
and devotion of the parties, who volunteered
in these enterprises their earnest hope that
the citizens Of the United States who shared
i'm the same dangers may be permitted to
officers and men OF her Maiesty's service en-
ployed in the cause of the Arctic discovery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

IL The river opposite this pla>e is rcce
ding pretty rapidly. This weather yesterday
was rainy and gloomy, and business on the
levee and streets particularly dull.
~ The Diana will leave Louisville on
Thursday for New Orleans. f.tFt
~ The cabin Of the Northerner, sunk at
Grand Chain, foated of the other day, but
was caught and moored ut Columbus.
t9y- The whole country above Aberdeen,
Miss, is inundated. The lower part of the
city of Aberdeen will be ovshoweJ, and skiifs
will be in demand.
~ The steamer Courier caught fro at
Cincinnati on Thursday evening last. by the
accidental ignition Of barrel OF alcohol.
One of the crew, named Robert Kane, was
saturated with the fluid. and while crawling
up through the hatch his clothes took fire,
and he was severely burned. The damage
to the boat and cargo was trifing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

gE De Grath's Electric Oii.-Pain Is the pre-.
monitor Of death. Relieve the pain, and you check
the disease
Prof. De GR,rH's ELECTRIC Or Is the marvel Of
this age, for the following, lrot every thing)
Cures Rhematsm often in day; cures Neuralgia,
Toothache, minutes; cures Cr.mp in stomach. 0
minutes; cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds, to days;
Pain in Back, Breast, day; cures lleahce, 10
minutes; cures Eariche, Stiff Neck Ague, night
Piles, Swelled Glands, 10 Jays: cures fel0ns,
Broken Breast, Salt Rheum, 3to days; cures Qunsy
Papation, Pieurisy. to 10 days; cures Asthma. Pal
sv, Gout, Erysipelas, 3 To ~; cures Hemorrhage,
Scrofua, Abscess, tn 10 DAYS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22
~ We have received from their respect

a Wc nave TeceIVeu IrVm tHcIr rcsPcct-
i've publishers, the Brother Jonathan, Frank
LcslIe's Christmas Pictorial, and the Picto-
al Clipper. These huge sheets are filed with
beautifully execute engravings, illustrative
'orimportant scenes and events of the closing
year, the portraits OF noted personagcs, and
laughter provoking csricatures. Among the
portraits in Leslie are those Of the ferocious
Nena Sahib, Mrs. Cunningham, General
Walker, bred Scott, and other celebrities Of
the day. The Brother Jonathan, and Picto-
rial Clipper, are equally attractive, and their
humorous pages supply fund of amusement
appropriate to the season. They are all for
ssla ut DoBELL a. CoNYNGToN's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22
RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

FROM BOWLING GREEN per steamer
II. Bridges-366 plows, 3 two horse wagons,
4 carts. Isl btls pork, bbls rumps, 10 tres
lard. 25 bbls potatoes. bbs flax seed, II bgs
do. bgs Ord apples, S Mitchell; 81 tres
lard, AZ bile leaf lard, 6 bbls head lard. l9S
bbls pork, IL bbls lard VIM Cook IL Son;
bx AMI hid sedar, Bemen' ~ Viele; 20
bbls pork, S Orr; bx seed, 5 bbls rump pork
26 bbls leaf lard, "a bbls mess pork, Howard
& Brown. Full cabin of passengers.
T. b. SEELEY, Crk