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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04
THE CANAL.-We are reliably in.

THE CANAL4-We are reliably in
sormad that the business on the Pennsyl-
7apia canal during the present season has
not been 50 vigorous as at the same time
in other years, and the boatmen complain
very much of the small profits attending
their calling. A gentleman who has the
best means of knowing, tells us that the
receipts at certain collectors Office are
considerably below the average of last year
and, he thinks, will continue SO, during the
season. The boatbuilders, also, say their
business is duller than ever before, and we
arc told of several who intend retiring
from the business if is does not become
better shortly. What is the cause of this
We can conjecture alone; but that such is
-saIy the truth came, be denied.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04
SPRING AND SUNNI ER
GOODS For 1s57.

GOODS FOR 1857.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his
4 customers and the public generally, that he hVs
recoiyeda fullstpck of choice
Spring and summer Goods.
comprising full assortment Of Cloth1, Cassmrrs,
satnetts, DEFINES Brhziers CaIeocs &c. togeIhar
with tva'iety Of other aric les usually kepi in
Country Stores.
ALSO Hardware. Cutlery. Queensware Sa!: Fish
MOiaasseS, Iron. steel, Hate Caps Boots Shoes &c.
w Country produce, including Grain. Lumber, &C
take n HYChange for goods
10 1haukfn for past pltrouage he respectful uskt
q GOntuiancc OF the snnie
THOMAS f. EYES.
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Special and other Notices.

nr SUFFERERS with Diseases Of the nladder, Kid
neys Guvel, Dropsy, Weakness, &c, read the adver.
tsemont another column, bel AIDED ,HeimbohI,s
q Geuuine Prepr l,n.'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04
Mllyillc. Nrt h es lss7-y.
DIPLOMA AWARDED

By the Pennsylvania .7gr,euurol Society and by
ssrerai County <oe,ttes, to BhEihIt' FRoHtFIELD 4
co, for their Celebrated psgtiaeis cHT7LE Fo"DER.
EoR Horses il is np rnvaluable remedy for the cure
and 'cveniIon of all diseases Incident the nube
animal, viL :-Distempcr, Coughs Tacy, Feyers, Fis'
tula Foot dlreases, Lung diseases. Itch, Grch Sc,
Gnpes, Inflammation, Jalnd Kiinev diseases
Gianders, tn ic Legs. HID bound Staggers. YivaTs
Ulcers in Lungs, surfeit Founders, Sraight hair,
ron NEAT CATTLE
In Janniice Yellows Hoven or Blown, Bloody
Urii e, Rcd Water MuTrian, Loss Of Cud Loss of Ap
petite, Div trhea or o0seness, Hoo disease. Vol in
ihe Tail, hollow Horn, bloody Milk, blood disease
Loss Of MIR.
In sweed Neck, Bites in the Liver Absccsses IN
the Lungs Uccts Of the Bowels, -pasins ,r Cramps
, Choke Diseases.
shretanch0r foi diseases ot his stuk II IncIuas'
the amount of milk. butter and lat in healthy ann0ls
cent. as tn" tenrc OF over 10 coo Iarmets Who
"-'' N''' ANoTuEa new 8 II H}IsUovERyl
CA I L l. E LIN ] NJ T. n 7.
Uneq qua He'd by any other LinimPnt or Emhrocotion
ever yet known to the world II is good for the fol
lowing diseases and has proved itself in the hands OF
thousands Of farmers, fmtTs aud stage pruprors tI
exceed nything Of h. kud offered to the public
/ THE CHT7LE LINLNANT IS GoOD Foa
CATTLE. HUMAN BODY.
Sprains Bruises, Rheumal SIN,
Foundered Feet, Weak JOINTS,
Spawn, Swceny, Contracted Sinews,
Fi5lula, Si.last Frost Bites,
Calls ofevery Kind, Chapped Hands,
WinIgals sand Cracks, SWCllings,
Iamrncss strains, 1umpurs,
Scratches q Grease, Tou,hacho
rhck Legs, Pam / n the i.ess,
Hard TumOurs, Pa u In tht pack,
Rngbnne, POl Evil, Pam IN the Shoulders,
! Cracked licels, Nervous Pans,
Rotten HOoG ChIblains,
Margc, Bites of Animals,
Horn DIstemper, Siilf joints.
And many ulher diseases. II is' ~ hort the mos
complete and universal LIninirnt that science hai
! eve vet PR dured.
BcIre If CouncrtRs NJ ho III onr valuable dis cnvcr
les already rlIird by peIspus in dif rent
parts OF thr state cur powder has our written siI
/ nature on egCh bollle.
I ManuGacl red only hv
BREINlG, FRoNEFtELD & CO.,
No. 3I7 y. ThIrd st n. eorucr III iTd 4 Wood,
PBadelphis.
! Jane So ls57-if
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sss- We are Informed tbat a slight
change will shortly be made in the time
table of the Cattawissa, Williamspo't and
Erie Railroad.
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FETRlDGE & co.. M Y.

iEFTHE HOuShNDS whose cons itutions have
De RI in. and heir systems poisoned by The use of
Mercury should give the tollowi pg THAR earnest at
tcntion DIR. GILES Newton Hamilton Pa, May,
ID 81 said - have used myself hall a dozen bottles
OF i'oof lands German tiers for Live Compa nd
diseases of character resulting from the
of Mercury. wns poisoned and afflicted with spasns
from the use OF This latter article The German Bers
is ibe first iirc from which obtantd any relef
have also gi thr ar isls to many dyspepcs with
the most salnlary result I think many uoro bot.
ties will cure me.
See advertisement.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

ITEM. Mr.. J.. G. MENscH, has mat
erially improved the outward appearance
of his Store House, by treating it to new
white Coat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

Rag a Monster Caorer Root, grown on
tho Farm of NJ. 'oHN RICHARD ~ e
miles below bl.o4. bus, 7..-uneg 13
inches in length, may be seen St the Store
of Mir. J. J. Brewer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04
PROSPECTUS or THE UNITED
STATES DlRECIORY.
TUE undersigned propose tsstinp abogf te fret Of
4 odnbcr. 1857 a book under the a.oye tie, to
contain about

/ odobcr, isj7 4 book under the a.oyo tie, to
contain about
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGEsi
(siz1 Of pagn 10 hy 30 Inches
Tho object Of the Un tied states Directory wiiIbe
lst To ave The aud post Office addtrss Of every
male person trf the age OF 10 and up~ htdsJ IN the
United states.
81 70 give the name Of every post ufice and most
master IN the United states.
Sd TO give N, nauir AM place of pub .cat ton Of
every DAILY Weekly, MOI t'Iy aud Qnattefly Paper
and Magazine published in the Dated suites
Eact S'aie, city. town village and post ufnce will
be alphabet lea liy atthu red.
The name ot eaon petst n will be Alphabetically ar.
ranged under The head OF THEFT respective post ofiee
address.
As the United States Directory viii he n matter ~
interest 10 every resident in AmeTicn we respectfully
solicit the aid post nd others IN al "a rs
OF the cougry In Obtaiins ppmes aud scuding III en-
on as socn as pos ihle
In mnkinr up lists. write the name ni Post ON @.
Count ana stat the bead of thr sheet then 4 4
the remainder with dishctly wiitien names. oi maie
pctsoGs only Gf the age Of fifteen yrars apd upYa'u
iprward thou IN immediately.
AProspecius viii be- sent post paid 60 any person
who may tdrr 1t
TO PgLvESr M-TAKFq-- Write distinctly the name
post Office county nd Si1to.
NORRIS, UAEDNFR & wtLKES,
Publishers,
CJuctuu1ti OAin.
N D.-Publisliats inserting the above Prospectus
including the ice three times in their weekly paper
umn will receive copy ~ tht g. 3 Directory deliver
at their office iree nf charge Direct all cxchaug,
papers to the United states Directory.
June 10. 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

AN AwFUL CA4AM1rY !
THREE HUNDRED LIVES LOST!

The steamer "ontreal, plying between
the city Of that name, and other ports on
the IT. Lawrence river, was burned on
Friday evening last, attended with fear
full loss of about three hundred souls.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

10 WHITE TEETH, PERFuMED BkEATH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExlON-oon be acquired by
using the Balm Of Thousand FiOrers" What lady
or gent leman would remain under the curse of dis.
agreeable breath, when by using the "BAN ~ A
THOUSAND FLowEns' as deniriGce, " uld not only
render it sweet bu, leave the tech white as a,b
teri Many persons do not know their breath is bad
and the subject is delicate that their frends viii
never mention it, Beware of eoun,crfets. Be sure
Zach bo tile is signed
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

,,rRrrTu-Is iIIGETY AHD WILL. PREsAIf.i
Rener Of the Calitfe dppo,Htedo SHgcr,uHd the Burn.
mt Of the Iron 1ics, at Reaatng b,u1ry y, 1851
kkAUlNu March !, iEf7
The undrrsignod, members of thr committee. /,
n.liv t1rrrd unon by Furrois 4 Herring lut Cv.l, a
Watson, pIac side b. side in iUrulcc, Via: The
SAFE hv the pIy master Of th"Phi!ticinria and
Rradirg rhiIr g. mrHrN ~ lIs otic' IT Reading
ma iiur,,utrd Ly grrrs l. II .rlIuG enc tht Sa u
uhc bv II A Lantz ia his toe mluLit:tured i,
Evans l. Watson, ana rWt in books and papers, le
riStlv alISt.
1i,a ire WI stu r;ed AT O'Clock, \. NJ. ard kent
up until four ords uC green hickory tvo ris dry
oak sd half chn sinul top wood were entirely con
sumrd The whole und'r tine supcfi HtunGcnc of 1 ha
suLsc .hctR mruhcIs o. the Committee The ST. les
were then roOird on with water al or " hICh they
were al cErA aud tIc banks aud pHprrs take bv
The y CnurIiilpn aud sent TO H. A. Lauz 5 siurC ior
puhnc aud uiH, he by the COMMITTEE
The OnKs and bap tak"ntrOm thr sale hil iac.
turGd hv FnrTrs ilrrtings in our jIlgmen, ,
damage full fifteen per cent NOR than those taken
from Evans & W1tsnn o Safe.
We brlicvrIhe above 10 have been fair and iY
partial trial ofhe resp. qualities Of boih Safes
JACOB II. DY SIiER.
DAME Ia s. HUNTER
Having been absent hurin tue burnin ng, we fulIy
col n"ie with thu above of the co n ition
of the papers and boOkstak out OF the rcspae i've
Safes.
GA. NICOLIS.
II. II MULLEN BERG.
JAS MlLUOLLAND.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

FtoM KANSAS We learn that tho
Free State Legislature has adjourned. -
Acts were passed providing for the taking
Of the census; for apportioning the State /;
f'r an election in august Tor State Off.
RS and Representatives; and for making
Topeka the sat of government.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

NJ THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE roR COVER.
NOR "A corr etTnndtit writes thai as soon us Gen
Packer heard that he ha been nominnedfo Governor
by the Demo ocatc Conve ntion at Harrisburg he dee
sarrd hi mself overjoyed and avowed his deie tmina
lion to take the 81 umpa al enry day in rt"aisb
suit OF clo hing from The nifcen' sslb ismcnt of
GRANVILLE STOKES. No, 6O7 (a,o 200 Chestnut street
above 9th, PHILADELPHIA
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04
Day Tile Five Per { en-. Saving Funa

of'he National safety Comnany, Taaw street, south
westcorner Of 7aird street Philadelphia now has nearly
osE MtLos AND HALF Of Dollar all in Rs.t Esrare,
MoRrAo's GRcuSD Rents and other frs, class secuti
tics, to the benefit u depositors.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

ns- THOMAS w. MATTsoN RcceI ve, the przs
Medal at tho Worlds Fair in Lone IN, 1871, for
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS Boots. shoes and Gums -
Great Inducements offered purchasers ofthe
above articles Thisis much the lareest stock
Carpet Bags Vaiccs &c, in Philadelphia very cheap
or cash. Manufactures: 100 Market Street, 8. W.
corner, and 1913 Market street, Z. of Fourth.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

DOGS,-We wi pit Bloomsbury against
any other town this side Of Mexico for con-
tanning the largest number Of worthless
dogs. We are fond Of good dog, of a
pure strain, and who is kept by his master
for me uselul purpose; but your puppies
and mongrels we heartily detest. Now that
the warm weather is hear, and we have
rumors of hydrophobia from almost every
quarter, might it not be worth while to ad-
opt some measures to rid our town of the
worthless race of CANNES with which it is
infested
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04
Pennsylc0niO Hotel.

,'NHiswellk known u oleI lately keI bySAM. 1rgI
l. EyLB RsRD, on Main Street, In Inyile, fTSS1t7f
has been taken by tho sub sCrber VIII IS pre- IESstm
pared 20 accommodate ravs sllersands nngers
n the best manner, Ihe hOuse has thoroughly
verhaued' and IL now rented up and furnished for
one entertainment of guests.
Hissiabling is large aud commOdlOus, with Horses
ana vehlclrsfor hire and he viii spare pains 10
render general satisfaction
Ns-A lberalshare fine public patronage is Tespect
fullysOliCited.
GEORGE W. FREEZE.
Danville Dec, 20, 1855.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04
Greenwood Seminary
AT
MillVille. Columbia Co., Pa.

A SYSTEMATIC course of in slruction is given in
- all the English branches usually taught. The
Principal will be assisted during the present year BY
r. NJ POTTS, an experienced tPacueT, recently from
the Lancaster county Normal School
vacation of seven wee KS will commence July lSi.
TERMS.
Tuition, for day pupils. S3 so Ia SI,a0 per quhrtcr.
Boarding, Tuition Washing, Lights. &c $50 per
luHIler Ot rlrv- weeks, One.hdIf in advance
For circular catalogue other parliculnrs nddress
WIN BURG ESS,
MillvillO, April (, 1857. Pysnapoi
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04
\ MAP OF COLUMBIA AND MON.
TOUR COUNTIES. ..

a
'HS.suhseriber takes p'eafure in informing the elil
i zens Of Columbia aud Mont"ur eou't''s S, That he
intents iubli-hlrg Il I.eHGE End CENShEN3aL
Mp Of the conniies above mentioned, ifnm tclutl
measurements, by OriginiI surveys Throughout beth
cCunties lie also taxes pleasure 10 state that, 10
make The surveys, he has engaged Mr. Itn's X lly,
one Of the most c6mpteDI aud cSperenrt 6turveyoIs
in the st1te-Aut Dor Of ihe maps ti Philadelphia Udih
ngfon, t'ehHo ND, MoHtgoWtrV. ana tnitn nEHifs &c
The Surveys will be- commenced rs soCn us a sufi'
ti"n nruber Of cOprs have been subscribed for. 10
warrant i's publication
I he map will cOntnin nm ncual survey Il I'll the
pibiie roads win hriT distances nn'kcC ntr't in
way hat tho distarc,s hctwetn inS two rluo the
counties can en- Nv he Utlaintd A,sn.iI' itJi 81
Mius Hotels ChrrckeS ScLoni Hous's, !nuhk'P Poet
Offices WheduriRas Iouhdriss, fuTndt's IqeioTis, DC,
with the names OF all the property ho!ders i'll their
.Kact places through out the counties
Plans uf ali the lawns in the counties large scale
W III appear in the margin.
The plan Of the map will be plotted 10 a suitable
scale, as 10 make large and ornamented map OF
less than INV By forty in ches to he engraved in
the hest style handsomely eolored, apu delivered TO
10 icrhrrs only al g. copy, pa unle delivery.
A. J. CUMMINGS, Publisher.
ChiisquRque, May IL, iG57-tf
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

GET UP EARLY These beautiful
mornings, no one should lie in bed later
than o'clock. He who sleeps late CON
have no conception of the pleasantness Of
the early morning. During this hot wea-
ther, there / % enjoyment after the sun
has got u any distance. We say to III
rise early you ril b. -r.. .-- '- =
health, appetite, v..ao- ,4,t 7tr-..#.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04
EsE. o d M 8 Es 1, He G.

SOFAS, r-r-zzs.
of different 'stylrs' and prices fSom
s25 To $50, Div7ns, LOnug,s Wal.
and Mahngony, ParlOr chairs Rocking and cas- !
chairs Pana stools and variety Of upholstered wOtk
iih Dressing nd parol bureaus sofa card and
pier tah ,detashus ehcfenicrs what nots md como
dee and all kinds Of fashionable work. His stock OF
hq raus, enclosed and common wash siunrs, dTess
tables corner cupbonrds sofas, hr akntt tnbs bed.
steats cane seat ana common chairs, IL The largest in
this section Of the country, He VIII also keCp good
assortment oi looking glasses with fancs pi and CON
mon frHmes lie will n so fnrnish sIInP mattresses
fitted 10 any size Of teadstead which ARE superior for
durability and comfort 10 any bed m use.
SIMON Z. sHlvE.
bloomsbury April slh, 1854
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

EF We are gratifed u hHn1u n &c To cur rcn de a
Ia'hauic Pin, (pf which SEQ ld esrsemcnt In our
column ~ from that justly Gala rated Phys ician aud
Chemist, DrJ Z. Aver. His Che rry Pecto L. every
where known III" best rem edy offered TO tie
public for Coughs, &c, has epsred Them 10 e1pec
that anything frnm his sh o,atory W, ud be worhy Of
attention As no ona medicine is uorr universally
taken tam Phys cal ill., the public will glad to
know Of one from fuch Il tustWo I;hy eource Wa
appeH 10 kn Lw ard can htIL that lhi, ar cre
has iuir merit fnilyoqUa IN any Compound that
ia. isied f. ON Ia Crucibles. and conscquep
10 well, rtrh GtIi7i wherever such .aEdiciuc he.
comes necessary - HaaRe CoR Ode
Ng A GARD 10 TIE LADIES. .-Us. Duroyc -
GoLpsN FRrN PMS are ysih6ss rsn,riHy s.oppJgss
,rr,g ggidritiss # !he mersss.
Those Piii nothing new, bat have baen used by
the Doctor for nhny ycars both ia Fflnce and Ar.ti
with uupara iel,i suocc,S IN every Ease and lie ~
urged by m7ny thousand ialiss whn have usel thrra
TO make The Pills pubc tor the alienation Of those
suffering from any irregularities whatever, well
rs preventive to thusc IniGs whose health will not
permit anpr:ttas' fm,iy.
Pregnant iGnTnS or tInse surpostng themselves so
arcGa uioned against using these Pils tho ptupti.
et'r assumes no re.pCnsbiy after the above aduia.
milton, although Ibeir mdnrss ~ou'd preven, any in
mpnded.
Drseiio,sa accompany each box, Prize 81. eo Id
Wholesale Bnd reiaii by
GEokGE NJ. ,uhGE NBUCH.
General Agent,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-02
a. llIsDsNANCYa

P2ovprSo ELscTioS or SCHOOL TRUSTEES bEslN-
iSG ruER DgrEs AND PROVIDING ron TnE CUSTODY AND
MANAGEMENT LEVIED ron SCHOOL PURPOSES
~ EVANSVILLE:
HPE i ordained by the Conmsn Council Of the City OF
- Granville that three Trustees hai he sl.otsa - ne
Ole saairro, Evsnsvile one
OF whch Ira shah be elected each year to serve tagse
il seeorsaacs WITH .he requirement. OF The seos Ls
relative TIE Township Trustees and IN case 81 to
CITY cesneii shall h the vacancy BY aPPein meat i 'Ie
Do TIE fruees before entering upon tbs diseharFe Of
their satie su execute bond payable TO to ~ 81
Csmmon Cogsdl in penalty oct less than double the
Levied IN Tie city Ter school pssp SIS aas cen
Trustees and for the faithful sPPrSFr.iion Of said .oh0,'
The said Trustees shan have charge Of the Al
sasTs Of me s,,y rssi.s 95s i1 r
SCHOOL, examine and employ suitable tesshsrs prescribe
russ saS r.s' hsJ a .ns o. s0,n
belonging t. and shall either board
Surps each term they nay establish schools resebs
rules aad regulation, for TIE sdnien OF children out Of
the city scholars and for the transfer of sehoru
srase sssso 70 Hac,hsE and dismiss teach,
pssrcnd esF rePser disordery conduct dseieiSnee
| or iFrega'ar attbashee.
Of al
tbemselyss he hsnef, Of the Priiie schools
sre Whenever any Iares or guardian shall rake coz
cruel harsh imPraps yupishmsat any
pupil: he fras,ees shA fOrhsith investigate the II
tn s,,ss The 81 la
the charen and Whenever
in writing tina. any pupil ia disosdery. dOhsdient
rresnr ard tsiey esrse Injury to the
the 1rusees shall forthwith avessatc the
plants and snspeaa expel the pupil the
corrected or renewed.
erm The Trutees tha st the end Of each school quarter
e report in writing TO the Common Council of the city
stating the ended during that
and what for the number Of pupils attending he Public
Schools and the attendance aud the numer
ers enpiOyea hich report shall be printed with the
ee-dinrs Of the City Council.
The Treasurer of the CITY OF Granville sh III L.
school Treasuftr snd shall set the
ameun. of te city levied Public Schools last
the T. collected which hail he paid him
oay upon oEj by the Board Of School Trustees
vnd ty the President Of said Board and aes;ed ~ TIE
Clerk.
srH The Trusees shall appoint their clerk they
Of their nuber clerk and lie sfa'i
responsible for all his acts.
This or3nancs bs in full and after The 10th
dsv or Mireh. A 1es7. JOHN EEW5OS. MAJOR.
WILL ~. WAIKrK. City Clerk.
fe27-3ctd Voiks5ote cory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-02

KASsAs.-Gen. Richardson's death was
caused by indulgence in eating oysters. A
Bank bill has passed both houses creating a
Mother Bank and six Branches for the Terri
tory; SO ''the people are to have their own
currency:"
The bill for calling Convention for the
formation OF State Constitution has not yet
been passed; it will be the last act Of the
session, and will create a spirited debate.
Sherrard's own conduct provoked the fate
he met. At the public meeting called to ex-
press an opinion upon his acts, the report Of the
Committee was condennatory OF his conduct,
and was approved 10y the meeting. lie jump
ed upon the stand and denounced all who
voted against him, as scou ndrels, towards and
liarS,-aud when some one resented these
epithets, he drew pistol and shot four times
at tho man who would not endure. in quiet,
his rowdyism. In the melee that followed, a
man by the name of Jones, the keep
er Of hotel where Gov. Geary boarded,
shot Sherrarl through the head. Jones was
arres ed and is held prisoner.
Gen. Richardson wrote n letter just before
he died giving the circumstances of the insult
TO Gov. Geary by Sherrard. lie SAYS it was
the most disgracelul occurrence that has hap
pened in the territory. Sherrard knew that
Gov. Geary was unarmed. lie had armed
himself and gave the insult to provoke retort,
that he might murder the Governor, in q
scuille. Gen. Richardson says, 81 am satisfied
in my mind. from what | have learned and
know, that Sherrard would Lave killed the
Governor If he had resented the indignity.
The Governor was unarmed. do not agree
with the Governor in everything which he
has done. yet give hum all praise for the good
he has done, and freely say that believe him
honest and DESTROYS of doing all the good he
cam
The notorious Sheriff Jones writing his
account of the affair, says, Sherrard "des a
brave man, in defence OF his honor, and sus-
tanning the rights of the South" 1t is such
defenders OF Southern rights that brings so
much reproach upon them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-02
THE CHEAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.


NT"Every mother should have q box Ia the hou.e
handy In case OF accidents to the children"
Hecding's Russia Salvc.
It's Boston remedy of thirty years Standing and is
recommended by physicians. Itisa sure and speedy
cure for Burns Piles, Boils Corns FelOns Chilblans
and Old Sores OF every kinds for Fever Sores Ulcers,
lteh Scald Head NeItle RASH Bunions Sore Nipples,
(rtt 'mmendsd by nurses,l Whilows, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites. Spider Sings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy Sore aud Cracked Lips Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds, lisa most valuable remedy and cure
which can be testified toby thousands no have
In the city of Bostonnd vicinity for the last thirty years
In no instance widths Save do injury
with physicians prescriptions. Ii is made frou the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russa-o
articles growing in that countryand the proprietor.
all classes clergy men, physicians
captains, nurses and others who have used 1t them
Selves, and recommends to others Readings Russi:
saive is put in large tin boxes stamped on the cove
with picture of honse and disabled colder which
pictureis also engraved on the wrapper Price %
q box. RKpDrSG &. Co.. Proprjetors
| KELLER, FARNSLET & CO. AGENTS.
| app d&wly Evansville. Ind.