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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- YorL-JACOB OsTROM. DAVID H. ANTHONY and
JOSEPH REQUA, against CHARLES n. STlMSON lSam'
mons for a money demand cOntrsct) To ChAhtCS ~
sTIMsON-sr You hereby summoned 10 snsw-rthe com
psut in th. action which fled In the New rork County
CLERKS Office March g. 1857 aud serve copy Of your
at No n Nassau City VI Now rofh s,th.
twenty DAYS after the service hereof exclusive 81 ha day
service end you fail TO answer the eompAn, ~ ore
,d the plaintiffs wifi Judgment against for N. sum Of
two bundled aud fifty dollars with interest from th. HA day
n Noye thousand eight hundred and hfyfour D.
side the costs OF this action-Dated March ~, 1887
MI law6wF' A. CLARKE, Pianrns Ast"rpeJ
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CosrIsrsrAL Buk, Nrw-Yosn, 4th April, 1857.

CosrIsESTAL BANK, Nfv-YoRE, 4th April 1857.
CAPITAL STOCK, l,5UC, Guy, To be increased
10 0oo-Tbs Board u Directors # the Continental
Banb Of its Increasing buness and in pursuance Of
~. Authority conferred Them by the Articles Of Association,
bs, decided "a insrsase the Capital Stock BY
leu. Fiv. Thousand additional Shares Of hundred dol
sarh whi. shs be 'utN all respects the sp1ls
conditions and limitations IN said Articles contained aud
DECLARED with respect 20 the share. now existing
The Officers Of Bank having been duly authorized by the
Board hereby give notice that in accordance With decision
with said Articles they 1 Books Of Subscription
receive subscriptions the 18th day Of June next be-
IN. hours q 10 o'clock and O'Clock at the
Bank the City Of New York from all persons who snail
appear be registered thai day the books o. the Bank
Shareholders the said Continental Bank in the proportion OF
share Of the increased Capital Stock al every
three shares then held by them respectively.
The amount subscribed aud not paid at the time Of snbcrp
ton will be payable The lot day Of July nsxt when eeh'
Gates viii be issued -
Such portion Of the additional Five Thousand Shares shah
not b. taken by the ,haehde within days after the said
10Th day Of III be dpsed Of for the benefit Of the A.
s0catiCn
tn. Transfer Booss will be cbsed from the 18th day Of june
10 the ,iy:b (stb) day Of July, both inclusive
w. r. HOOKER, President
b. r. WARNER Cashier
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for NEWBURGH and

GREAT CEN IR 4 l. 70 70 I / b.
GRYAr WESTERN RAILWAY.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
GALENA AND CHICAGO L. RAILROAD
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD
o. Ghicaso Miwsul-. Gs-ua Dubuque Rcek Island, Bur
hnston Ouney 81 Louis Cairo Kansas and Seeraks and
Al other points We-, anu South west,
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO, i:
No ITS BROADWAY, " Y,
Corner Of CoIrtsrdtEt. DARIUS CLAIM, feh-
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DLANNETT's BTTTERs.-Ths old and ceIr.

brstsd Tonic for the u Dyspepis Fstsency Hese
lchr sessckness snd al Nervogs aaeet0ns Be ks al
No 2l4 Pearl-st near Maden.lsne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIyER.-The splendid and superior
steamer EMPIRE STATE Capt, Bray;on esye' NswIors
every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATUKpAl, q s W.
% m and the BAY STATE Capt. Jewett leaves New Tors
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY; at O'Clock
p u; from Pier No. N r. near the Battery 0o'h 'ou'ns
II Newport each way. .,,I,
Hereafter no rooms Will be regarded secured to any 'Ppn
until the shall have been PAID tor ,,..l -
T.skt 10 Boston Il aided with great dsp;ch oy
Express Freight Train -o.ru,,.
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OyyIcr OF RrPusL Ic.FIsr ksvRAscr CosrAV,l
No l6 Wail-st., Hcw-YOrs. Jan. 9, 1857
VIE DEALERS with the REPUBLIC FIRE

i INSURANCE COMPANY are respectfully notified that
The sp Tor The wears ending Stat Decenber 1854 sso and
ISss an euntins TO SEvENTY-FOUR AND ONE HALE PER
CENT (7I upon earned Is al rcsdy Tor delivery
Scp i,,, Of 1854 and 1885 have also been declared and arc
PAYABLE in cs.h At their Office No 10 Was where insurers
against m are requested call and examine the liberal ehAras
thr organization which makes the insurers
in the profits without assuming any Of the r CT ihe company
Section IS Of the Charter provides that AL Sop not called Tor
within years Of issue, shA De- pa ia 20 r
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Msn and Express Lines: Leave New York aud II
a m. and and fare. es y M, 81 .: .toppngm all
sid for Cincinnati (si7 and SIS ) and the West, and for
Baltimore Wsshreto Norfolk, kc and through baggage
w WOODRUFF, Assistant sup't.
No BAGGAGE gill be received for train unless delivered
checked IS n advance Of the time of-svns
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANY'S EXPRESS-GLSLRAL OFFICE, No. IT'S Broad
vay N Y.-1he New-York and Enc Railroad Company
now prepared to do regular Express business
HOMER RAMSDELL, President.
CHAs A. d. WITT, suPt Express.
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Ctprsn r. T. 90. or NV JEk.sy,l
Ngw.Yoas, April Il 1907
hlYlDhSD.--The Board Of Directors have thus
IL day ssehr,d semi Annual Dividend e - PER CENT
payable the Stockholders stosk And sfr the 1T Gay "
May The transfer win b. closed from he 2ih MT
tn he Nh day Of Msy n.st =, ,,,,,,o.y -.,S,
CnT1t o, IN. M.stTrl 40 CIsCHsATI %!
CsILLIooTHT Ohio April n lS.h
hiVIDEED NOTICE.-Ibe senl-annuH' M, InSi
a. lins dae 10 ID. city OF NswyorG on r. sns
DAY ofMIY NEXT On tie SECOND AORTGAGh NJ =, III
Of Company VIII b. pad 90 enS ~ir, sIrp = Co No
3. WAli.t Oh pre..rtadn OF the prep5 CO. pom NO I'm
TERkr HAUrr, ALTON AID 81 Lo.I FL ~, No'p 20
rI>HE INTEREST due an the LIST OF May on the
/ TtHpFR ,ENT SINKING ~ Nd BONDS Of ihis Com
-, 10 or The SECOND MORTGAGE BOSDS Of the
BaIrf az tHR ILlINOIsTOWS RAILROAD CON-
plSy vii BE- paid s.r tia; Gay At hs Office OF the
I.n,pauy No 10 Nliiamst = HL hDo' H. treasurer.
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NEW wIDE-GAuGE ROUTE from NEW,

~ YORK TO ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER and
GFNESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now OPEN, and, in ron.
n.con with the Buffalo Corning ard Newfork, and New
York Railroads. forms direct route from New YORK
TO Rochester.
The ofhs route together with the superior COM
r afforded by the wide renders il BY far the most desrs
bic between the sb.venamed cities.
Tickets can be procured the York and Erie Railroad
Ticket Oce foot Of Duane and No IS Broadway also In
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through.
Frshs will be transported between New York and Roches
ter with dispatch Any information desired in regard therein
can tanned by calling the General Freight Agent Of the
New.York and Ere Railroad Enc Buildings; s. TAPPAN,
Express Freight Agent. No. 1875 Broadway.
No trains the Buffalo Corning ard New YORK Railroad on
Sunday. j. A. REDtIELD, superintendent
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L,ALL RIVER LINE-FRElGHT NOIiCE.-
The rate, for freight between Nrwfork and Boston were
REDUCED lot April TO the summer fs'ss -, om p;,
For particulars. inquire on board or Al fteisn' o'
No. 5 North River.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

Tor BOSTON, via NORWICH and WOR-
CEsTER-Dsly at from PIE, pot Of CS w %I
eo, on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS and BY
the new and splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH Gsp, W u
Iism. on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, 20
Allyn. Point; thence By and h.nd'9mey, hni.ed six
wheeled car for Worcester Boston Providence Law
reno, Lowell Eashu. Concord White Mountains and every
other section Of New England S-oos can Be engaged oy
applying board L. 5. MARTIN, Agent " n' ONCE
o CourtlaHdt-st.
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Ccpartnersbip Notices.

THE UNDERSIGNED returns his thanks 10 HE friends and
be pnc for The liberal patronage extended him during the
pas seventeen years and hopes the firm q WYNKoOP
EaIIFNBFCK A THOMAS will merit continuance Of the
same yors lie cordially invites his friends 70 visit him at the
new stand No. ll3 Fultontt JOHN ItOhAS.
Nev.York Nav l., 1887
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

The has THUS DAY formed copanershp with
hi. nephew I; BAKER and viii continue the SrESit
and EXCHANGE BUSINESS under the firm Of CHAs.
TIMING &C., al the same ofhee, No. y W st.
May l. 1857. CHAS. THWlSG
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NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
IN PER CENT BONDS-The unders sned offer for sale the
SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS Of this Company
ate issue) having twenty 10 Interest payabs
semi annually the DAYS Of February aud AugaE, at
DUNCAN SHERMAN co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

VNHE PRESIDENT COOK STOVE-Wth the
largest and best assortment Of SUMNER STOVES in the
city fos SALE low by WILLIAM CLARKE, No . CaInns-
a. and No $50 Hudson. Il.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

Corr FOR THE EAsT."-As you walk along
the streets in the morning. yon meet here and
there friend, who, with carpet bag in hacd ,
is rushing to the depot, determined to spend
the broiling next ak weeks in the East-that
tabled country where the sun don't shine in
summer, and at watering places, where
there il no water, Westerners arc put through
at $40 day. We have a feeling akin to pity
for the man who thus insists upon being mis-
cradle for the sake of being fashionable
How many quiet retreats there are in the
West, where the summer can be spent prof.
tably and pleasantly, where snobs and hack
men are unknown. and where one gets some
thing for his money-rcal watering places
with old fashioned springs gushing from the
rocks. But as Evansville grows older, hel
citizens become injected with the passion fol
summer travel, and inconsistency enough
they seek quiet in crowded hotels, and healtf
at watering places" where everything l.
found in abundance but comfort and clcanli
ness. To us it would be luxury to got away
| from the incessant heartbeat Of the fcverisl
worid-away from the telegraph and tn,
daily mail, to some quiet spot where evi
things would halt by the way, and goot
news Finger to bless tomorrow or the -da,
after. IN M .H(t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

A PARK.-The city Of Cincinnati is
being agitated by the question Of pub
lie park. The place has been built up
into stores and dwellings. until there is
no place for Park within the limits OF
the city. It is a settled question that
Evansville will be a much larger city
than Cincinnati We do not boast of il!
1t is our destiny. and we can look it full
in the face. But when the city shall ex.
tend as FAR back as Pigeon Creek, and
North and South Cor miles, where will be
the room LETT for Park ? Itis seri
Gus question: As the Cincinnati Com
mercial says. PARKS are the lungs Of 8
city" Are We to grow up without
breathing apparatus . We therefore pro
pose that as the Straight Line excite
ment has died away. we should substi'
tute therefor tho question of Park Oh
no Park. Let the Council buy a lew
acres in the suburbs Of the city, and lie
it be decorated with traes and shrubbery
50 that in after years We may have ont
spot left where the breath Of HEAVIER
may be enjoyed. We do not expect Il
make this the issue in the next Presiden
tial canvas, but to the citizens Of Evans
vile it is very important question. wor
thy Of the candid consideration Of ou
Common Council. '''' -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

vac subscriptions. any actual capital has
been contributed to build it. This road,
like most others ia to built upon the
taith Of values which the completion Of
it is to create. Is bonds and the value
Of the lands pisgsd to il for stock, depend
upon the construction Of the road itsslf.
The city bonds are give upon the faith
Of the benefits that the road ia to confer
on the city. II is expected to return to
the city four fold the amount that the
city contributes towards its construction.
Ra;>oads arc made to build themselves,
and all that is needed to construct them
is q system Of credits by which the val.
ues they create may be anticipated to
feed the labor that builds them while
they are under construction. He who
can construct and sustain the necessary
system Of credits to build ar,ad. creates
so much new property for tho communi-
ty; and he il . pubic benelactor. II,
who assails and destroys plan of cred.
its for the accomplishment Of such OF
enterprise. is worse than the incendiary
who wantonly burns up q town. and
deserves the execration of his fellow cit
liens.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

Rev. MR. baltimore AGAIN.--The
following letter from Capt Jas. f. Smith
the commander Of the Northerner, ad-
dressed to the Louisville Courier places
the Rev. Mr. baltimore in . very ugly
fix. Our Baptist friends who have
doubted the truth of our statement in
relation to Mr.. L. can have an opportu.
nifty Of seeing Capt. Smith to-day. His
boat will be here at noon:
Editors Of tie Louisville Courier:-I have
seen going the rounds of the newspapers an
article from the Rev. Mr.. baltimore in re-
gard to my putting him ashore from steamer
Northerner. for gross misconduct on the boat
! would reply to it and give the full particu-
lars, it it were not that he is so well known
Us having been in the like difficulty several
| times before. If any responsible member o
the Baptist church will come to me ! will
convince him by undoubted testimony tina,
Mr.. l.. is n liar and hypocritc.
Yours, truly, JAS. +. SMITH.
Steamboat Northcrner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

A CYrRIAN SrAMrEDE..-On last Fri
day night the engine companies Of Indi-
annapolis washed out several houses Of
i'll fame situated in the western part Of
the city. The furniture was taken out
and burned, and the houses dslused with
water. The inmates fed after va,nly en-.
deavoring to keep of the rioters. TIE
names Of sixty persons. were pre-
sented on Monday for arrest and trial.
A large amount Of Interesting cores
pondence." from the fast young men o
indianapolis, was found around the de-
serted premises on Saturday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

Judge Petit, who has recently
seen giving new Interpretation to many
Of our statutes, declares that the proviso,
restricting the pay Of the Common Pleas
Judges to S6OO. in Districts where the
population is less than l8. 600, or where
u e District is Of only two counties. to
he unconstitutional, as piece Of special
local legislation, forbidden by the consti-
tuition. II the decision be sustained BY
the Supreme Court. it will give every
Common Pleas Judge in the State $eO<
salary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

Gossrr reports that Senator Douglas wife
has exerted very beneficial influence over
him in tie improvement of his habits and
appearance; she has induced him to quit
drinking; that under her management Inc
now dresses r:s Mell' goes to church actually, actually
His personal appearance rather corroborate'
er saw him looking so well. In politics Mrs
Douglas processes to be whig; but her lord
is too old a sinner ever to be brought by bel
to political repentance. N
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

@The ST. Louis News learns that
five thousand men can be obtained by
Walker. at thirty days notice and $3.50.
600 to equip them. The Louisville
Journal says that Walker is operating
quietly. bu, insinuates that he will cas-
tonish the natives" when he gets to New
Orleans. An edition Of the speech be is
delivering at every depot on the south.
ern railroads, would sell we'll and nigh,
raise considerable fund for the cause
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

@As we announced the other day,
Col. Benton was more seriously injured
by the railroad accident than was at first
anticipated. The Philadelphia North
American says. that he continues to
work on his book, but not without consid-
cradle suffering. His back is painful un
der every sitting and is it feared that the
old gentleman has received a shock that
may shorten his life.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

WThe New Orleans Delta estimates the
number Of slaves at the south at over three
and n half millions, and their aggregate val
ne at present prices, at fully sixteen hundred
millions of dollars. The cotton plantations
in the South it estimates Mt about eighty
thousand. and the aggregate value of their
annual product AT present prices Of cotton, is
fully one hundred and twenty-five millions
of dollars. - @
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

EMANCIPATION CONVENTION. = Elihu
Burrit proposes national convention o.
the friends Of compensated emancipation
to meet at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 25th
26th and 9th Of August. Mr.. Bnrrit's
plan contemplates the purchase Of the
slaves in the Union by the general gov
eminent the public lands being the ba
sis OF the movement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

6JThe Democratic Central Committee
have appointed q sub committee Of three.
to obtain an expression of the people"
in relation to the propriety Of calling a
convention. We shall look with interest
for this committees report and rescue it
from oblivion by publishing it in the
JOURNAL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15
0JThe firemen Of Sacramento, Cali

Inc nremen OF Oacrament0, Cali-
fornia, have been making up races be-
tween the different machines. The
Knickerbocker Co.. with an engine
weighing 1850 lhs., ran against the Con-
fidencc Co.. their machine $500 lbs
The distance was 1850 feet, and each en-
CINE had % men. This strange race cre-
ated intense excitement and hundreds Of
dollars were stakcd on the result. The
Knickerbocker was the winner Of the
race and money, in 6 min. So Sec. beat
ing the Confidence seconds.
A similar race came of at St. Louis
between the Hyena and Tiger Co.'s for
500 . side. The distance run was
500 yards, in 5 min. 18 Sec, the Tigers
winning the race.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

Showing an excess Of means to build
shs Road to the crossing. Of $4,000.
exclusive Of the second 10000 OF
Evansville Bonds, which the Company
have applied for, and the Council have
refused to issue till the work shall be
commenced on the second division.
The committee, estimate the cost Of
The Rolling Stock At Sl52,OOOs But as
It 10 expected the Ohio and Mississippi
Road will stock the First Division in the
beginning. this cost will not necessarily
b incurred to put the road in operation.
From this exhibit it would appear that
the Company are in excellent cqndition
to complete the road to the crossing,
without the aid Of the city. But we
fear the fallacy is, in the assumed cash
value Of the bonds and their convertible
ity. va, 3. -ssa.. .f1aao1 e. Is
In ordinary times the estimated mar
St value of the securities might be fair,
ct till the road be in. part completed
and in operation-and full faith in the
the enterprise is re-established-a good
share Of the securi ties are unavailable
lhe company did not ask. for the city
sonds because they had not other assets,
but for the reason that the city bonds
we're more available. The securities
,redicated upon the land along the line
'ad on the road itself will not have much
redit TILL there isa certainty the road
~ill be completed. The bonds held
= the Co., will acquire however a real
Que and win finally enable ,hs contrac.
IS to 60 ahead. No road with neces.
sies so limited, and with so large pro
eortion Of means, has ever been susper
LELAND We do not believe our contrac
Us are Of that sor, Of men tn be anon,
le FIRST to yield under such circumstan
There Is much talk about investment,
N railroads, and the money absorbed Il
riding them-and anxious enquire
ne made about the means to construc
sem? We'sre shown in this repoi
hat there are abundant means on han
sZcomplstss this road for 81 uile
Areush = fertile, and As yet almost ur
!yeloped section Of country. Wh&li
he, and who has contributed themf, J
- not sppear, that With the e1ceptic
=. few thousand dallars paid upon pa
ears y. -s.-l- s.-rs s.-r- go
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

True Medicinal Principles. Never extract
blood. Blood Is the life. BY a's.racting 1t in PAINFUL
diseases. you may occasion the patient ease, hut re-
member this h only the reduction or lessening the
power feel. Brandreth's Pills relieve pain by alb
sracting the Of pain out ofthe blood Their use
pures the blood; and in acute disease they nval-
liable; they give ease and cure but do not nure the
vital powers. -......-, jys-imd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

~ There has just been received at De.
troit, the largest lump Of copper yet got out
by any mine in the world. 1T il of nearly
pure metal, and weighs eight fhousand pounds!
1t comes from the Cliff Mine. and it ia q part
Of n mass discovered last winter. which is
said to contain ut least two hundred tons OF
the same Sort
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15
rrh. Phil.delphis Evening Jour:

nal, IN view of the fact, that so many OF
its readers are going TO Europe, begs
them not To publish what they sse. The
hint is . timely one. Visitors to the old
world. no sooner return than they rush
into print and tell the world who they
saw and how they felt. the height Of St.
Peters, with numberless stupid. tiresome,
and statistical reitcrations Of the same
things known to every reader for several
decades. "a. 3. ,A
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

@The Louisville papers of Monday
do not contain any account Of the diff
Guilty between Messrs. Mason and Cox.
in the ninth Congressional District oil
Kentucky. 1t is thought that the affair
was all q hoax. rFt ..-s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

eVA good article will always triumph over any
pretended imitation. 1t has been said that every city
Is paradise Of humbugs; hut let really meritorious
article capable OF doing all that is promised for II, and
will stand the Of any opposition dependent upon
inflated notoriety; and Hostetter's famed Stomach
Btters bear evidence OF this, for has been taken bold
OF by the people and tried, and not found wanting IN
curing any case OF Dyspepsia, in any form. When
these facts are known, why should II not he apprecia
ted, and used by everybody For sale by Druggists
and Dealers generally. jys-lw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

@The undergraduates Mt Oxford, En-
gland. objected to comforting an honorary
degree on the American Minister, Mr..
Dallas. because "he was the representa-
tive Of pro slavery Administrations
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-15

q Secretary Cobb has refused payment
for books ordered Tor members Of Congress.
unless evidence is given that they have been
deposited in some public library in accord
ance with the act of Congress granting such
books TO members. 1875