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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

EgID y, Cro MORROW oor, le-pAsI1Ls Houaa
r.8enuine and positive sale OF all The magnlh
cent fur gre eorsuons works o. art consin.d 70 the
near London 10 race.-D H. will seil above, In
uuence The hns-rial All the rich
tho Aforesaid house 1, the highest BIZ der for each
on 10 Friday, oct. l6 At l01 prec sey: The
aGsortms e7erytkng geniee house
hcepins usefal and Ornamental In tbs
tables marble bufet and chsrs 10 ns:h,
great ye Of rich chins and tea sets ivory cutlery
gass So In the p,rors veive carpets and
hrs fu rosewood su In rich daa ash eo,etags solid
rosewcot and sdrths sod wood eiegeres es
ard decorsons massive bros figures and
aAiuetis Peace and War" Of beauty
ana cost 10. aud Night win vsri.tt OF
WORKS eel hy The seaios o. conn asssurs, also
vsusbe oil utr and ins bronze
gAs eer rosewood oscsses aud sscreiars
ION and unbent chairs btsq Parisn ana mvbe dguee
On stand sns under rsss pier and oval asses 10 massive
gold frames heavily embroidered window 6rapcry aud
massive torrirss also ore % oleer 90 elegantly
piApos Of erqu i've and nnish fully
In halls and chambers sh sllc ohs
hssAnd velvet cavpeis and plated
woda pc-hy carved rosewood beists s bureaus and
cpmodsr fine cued hair mattresses and large qu.ay OF
BLANKETS besdnE alec sofas chairs couches Bruvels
and ngr. cvpets psinrgs cravings As Also 10 the
third stor' hne mshogsuv aud walnut bedroom suits,
besides murnee Of Other articles to- 70 me,on.
NO po~tpt rment account Full descriptive
rogues be had 81 the door tse morning o. ssl- oay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15
4 LBlRT Il. HICOLAY. AUOTIONEaR.
p Peremptory sale

O. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. BROAD
"A. sreet-Genteel household furniture, &c Of fl ny
RoLng TO France-A O. FUTILE will sell Friday (pnst~
poasc nom TUESDAY, .. 10Y O'Clock q No Beach street,
nont Of furniture nclurinS parl0r ui In crimson
plush mahogany plan tapestry csrpos window haoginss,
large pie, glass; together with china glass and plated ware
,eddng chamber basement and dtchen furniture the
property OF gentleman going 70 France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

Ar DOUGHTY. AUCrIOEEER WILL s1LL, This
@. day. October ls. At leh O'Clock At salesroom Y
street. al the elegant paror and bedroom furnturs
contained In the store viz English bruses and tapestry car
pes rosewood paro sui covered In brocNel and plush
marble ceres plate glass doors and backs;
and manel glasses rosewood pianoore superior iusru
bedroom furniture wood and mahogany bedseada
dressing bureaus washrtands hair mattresses OAK DINING
room furniture a. &c. The whole stock viii DO closed ou
tighes bidder Goods ready for
animation. l4ty Dills received at par.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

CPrCIAL SALE
- attraction and peremptory auction sale OF de
sirable collecop property which " demand daily,
consisiHg household Furnishing a~tc'es IN every
riey we'll MAZE superior In lots 10 suit body
oirdf and land library or books fancy
gods &c Desie,s Ac will b.. hand, the cStaogne
will be tod straight thoaga 70 the highest adder for cost
objection suapepeed specie banks This morning
iO< O'Clock by TUNE MO RRELL ioaser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

ASOra LDaH1D-Ok wAfUt2ss snwELnl, DIA
N and All kinds o. reroasst.e ~ bovsht for cash
rarnes sbtctly ounhdeuisi
ataras los oasA y, r. r, JACOBS, ~ Bvoadvs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

NuRrrrURE PARTY ABOUT BsEsKIHa UP
boui hceping would let hs -tre furniture o. meir
house Ev-ry hing fr housek sepicg Sufficient 70 furnish
three story Rsn, taken In board Apply 70 D.
", kIVuARpA ~ Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

NEOkT9AGn sALE-wILLIAM '. BOYD. AUCTION.
M Ger BY GEORGE NICHOLS On vridag tct'ber rs, nj
Ula salesro &C Nassau street by virtue Of
chaIel mortgage viii for sale large variety OF
second hand furniture, comprising mahog,nJ rosewood
hogny desk bureaus, with marble tops; black walnut
ureary bureaus, mahogany washssnds mahogany sofas
chairs rockers hair mattresses, feat ier pitt
pine tables and lot OF kitchen uen
sis with which the sale will commence BIZ order Of
DWIGHT BISHOP, Mcrtgagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

A sroE SALINE TO AIL-NADAmI MORROW, rT1
"A seventh dnuxhser without exception Ne mos 1890
fu asroloaiG thai knovn. she VII ten 49,
ard future q life, Ne vey thon4AAa
hhe wu veil WHISTLER you are mAyr1ed ot anse. anA ~
you married, and hov coon, Asd sn0S
he likeness % Intended husband md soesn. friends a.
- Heedy marriages, resulting n tskpmesn And g0ua
luch through life sac guva siec~ MAJ mose who visa -
ell regrcl a. 70 chsre :" snsned sennessG
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a. sGsst-osassl soussACid suInprs e.. q family
s.
ss9
prOperty o. seDlem.n going Q France
q Uor ON NorIos-sEooHD HAND AND NEW FUs.
pure Brussels three ply and osher carpe. pisnofors
pissuS's several stoves &C. Ac-Tomorrow, Thursday, ~
% r.; SssSoD :.. .o
Bsc.on o. esusehosd furniture, viz
slles chamber secretary
nS . Sa y and or
nsns second hand furniture. insish velvet Brussels
~ as oar1oe: assa :s1s.
a gsa sy by
q ale posd'sy sold 70 he highest bidder oa.
The sale unavodably possp ,nsd till .o-mor
row. Friday, 81 same lur
A Uc1IoN notice Retail STOCK OF oRoCKEsy
Us I. il oceci Al the store corner Of Foreh stree. and Sc
pona ali the stock for cash Cash buyers win get
AUCTION NOTICE.. BosARr. ADoTloNyHR-BY
Harerse street general assortmen! Of ho1sshed furni
inx Inc entire snse.s Of family declining SOsseiespns
a UouoN NorIcE-rHos BELL, AUorIoHsEa-BY
"A BILL LEON .RD-rbs day, Al lo1i o'clocs, IN the
g .ds VINE 20 the
soot Of boot .sos. Ard .Sc7 r.isr Also %
y .s' s. seH s s.:. Friday and ssday &C.
a UCTIoE roTIoE.-wM WILDE, AuCTIosIlR.By
"A BUSH wILDn-ris day al l0ha O'CLOCK 81 IL North
william etreet sale OF furniture feather beds sofas sofa
couch french bedsteAds LOOKING Easses closets desks
cAarS Ac also wearing apparel gold and silver wasches
chains, Jisss pins, &c
4 LOTION NOTIOR-J. BOGART, AUCTI0NBRR-BY
"A TOaARr-Frcsy, October 16 At l0h O'Clock, 81 the
0ucon Of Frankfort and William reefs. at
herff ssls lot satches Also an assormeu OF clocks
dry gooas, hardware, tubs, butter, DO, 10.
r UC1 ON NOTICE.- J. Bo0ART, AUOTIOEEDR-BY
"A s. RO9ART-SsurdAy October II, NJ l0s O'Clock, at
the auc'or Of Frankfort and siam
OF household furniture splendid brussels
PETS larse per glass bureaus mahogany chairs
En-, ipIiugx, engrAvinGs III chen furniture. &c
JOHN ". SOM RINDYKB, ATTY for kortgaEee
I'M IrvY AUCrI 1NBHR, 70 wILLIAk STREET AND
~. bl4 broadway viii sell At private sale, this dAv and to
way superb collection OF ladies' under
nohing made for Broad house. and sold by order Of
ne Asxgnee
UNAvln SCOTT, AUOrIoKERR-0RNrEBL HOUSE
~ hold furniture DAVID SJOrT, ioneer. viii sell
public auction Thursday, Oct D. l0 O'Clock n,
Ot TIE story brick No n Hamilton street,
CAhAre Stating In part OF ingram and other cArpe
looking cocS beds and bedding French 9th
bedsteafs china, glass, sofa chairs mahogany dining
4blss together with the usual Of bed
ana hiichen furniture, with which the sale vii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

ENoR MyERPoOL=IHn UNITED BrArAs NAIL
IL seannahip ATLANTIC Oliver kdr1dge oonmAnder, Will
depart Wh the United States mails fer nurope positively
easur ~ October "a at II O'Clock NJ rom her borth u The
foot OF anal street.
For freight passage having unequasd accommodations
for elegance and comfort apply TO
EDW AID K. OOLLTSs IS Wall street.
Passengers will please be board ut II O'Clock A. NJ
All letters pas through The Posi- oco others will
be returned.
Eoce-Tns Of this line have improved water tight
compartments
has been spared to mako the steamer. OF this
line good and the thorough oxAmi-
nation given them proves hek mode Of Structure yet uno
quAlied
n B-Hereafer the regular built ships for this line viii
perform the entire service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

a srRCfoay Madam LArn oAE Bn CONSULATE
about I've parrisse ard absent rrtends abe telh "a
r. everi, az ltte 4 O4 arsDeth 9rsnd LAdn
Bcens gentlemen cents She csases speedy mayrsAwsa
ar rms OH rusBsR, .T CANAL srsknr, HnAR
guiilv.a celebrated gipsy pslniss contnuss tel
rr sst,fsctisn given Pee ~ The 6psy esrtaialy
he osi person mai can give luosy numbers
uIILE MARGUERITE bAMAROunx. rHu Cun%
M brsed au,osvaphLs hatisg reiursed from her uur,
p-.n tour vn upon receipt OF Y In postage sarpa
rntipue give true picture Of ana future
sver ard VII ,esd dssuerctype u future wife husb~a
enc o~ns speciren ~ writing and a locs of hNw
Address, wlh stamp, VILE nsrgueris LAmaroueR
ByosdwN RNl Vace, Few rcrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

OLYMPIC bsS BROADWAY.-GRArO GALA ArTRAo
" lion. fhr roaring peces-"Rough Diamond" DAY
AFTER the Wedding /" Stage Struck Lawyer"
THURSDAY nvxSING. OcT Is,
ROUGH DIAMOND
VIM Evergreen M Oaroll imagery. Miss X, Ludlow
DAY AFTER THE WnDDIN3.
Col Ere elsve j. Cano Lady Freelove. Mrs. 0rattan
STAGE STRUCK LAWY.K
Tactic Mr. j. Canol Juliet Snooks. Miss T. Ludlow
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FURNrTURE, so.
LFAsKI.LnU AND COTTAGE FuRrIrURn sUPsss
~ suis "a .vry color, from 81 wards ne old mann
tscpvy, sM Broadway Houston and neecs reea
oo.fs e~r-fuilv psshed fnv tee coansrv P&&Dsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

uvHn GALvAFO nLEfrRTC RHnUMArIeM AMULET
wred through all nurope the only ene.n remedy
.susl rheumatic dseasee al is forms for the hrss time
offered Tor sale In mecs by the unis signed he poet
IN ~ nyes the public 70 avail themselves Of the opportunity
os AZ an aishs and spe edy
oTTo s0HULijE, sener,i sgert a Cnry asa ny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

a UC5IoN NOTICE RETAIL STOCK OF CROCKER
"A and glass waro-By wn ". sHI sLUY Thursday, DC
M ~ III oceck the OF FoFueth
cond Avenue, all the stock for cash. Cash buyers viii
barEAirs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

lCO ed 70 any person " so cao surpss MAD ~ Ut.u
To- IN giving stsemena on AL events through ms
particularly sbs~n friends c~ses avsuin and giving lueny
numbers ~ s-Madame o. II The only real genuine ASwo
lo9is n United stats She Ii
verest Of consumption liver comy lan scoulA Aad
fsct all diseases hy charms THE incl ady VII -
he dsease BY simply looking al the Gall and sAuny
yourselves. l Orchard stcs1 bcveeu Houssn and sAn
sy~~m
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a UCrIoF NOTICE.. BO9ART, AUCTIONgRR-B
nodARr-Thursday, oct. Is, At 10Y O'Clock, o. NJ
n Harersicy assortment of househo FUR
Eure istpg OF payor bedroom And kitchen furniture
kng the entire effects OF family declining housekeeping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

CRRAr REDUCTION.
(T Is 70 80 per cent
During the month q October
lao BkRRlAN
No COL Broadway,
win offer their Of housofurnshing roo<s
prices o suit the times, without regard 70 oosk
The assortment Of
Cutlery, teA rsya
IL greater before offered By aay house
1sri, buyers win opportunity Of II
reduction az Is o 81 per cent below usual prices
col Broadway n. ".
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10
KANSAS.

We publish letter fssm our former
free State correspondent in Kansas, who
holds an Office under the Topeka Consti-
tuition, and who IS familiar with the feel.
ings and designs Of the Republican lead
ers. Most of the facts stated have been
anticipated through other sources; but
his narrative will show the sentiments
and plans Of the Republicans, who ap-
pear to be determined finally to have
their old Topeka Constitution and Legis.
lature, or nothing. They threaten to
turn all except the members Of their own
party out of the Legislature, for alleged
frauds in their election. II they should
attempt measure OF that kind without
the best warrant for the act, they would
strengthen the enemies of Walker, and
destroy the man who has given them the
power in opposition to the remonstran-
ces of his own supporters by doing
right, and acting well and courageously,
as they admit. The free State men have
gained the andisputed control Of the Leg
islature and government OF the Territory
and they should-ior the justification o
their friends abroad-uss their power
with moderation and wisdom.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10

6afety and Relief.-Old DR.. II. James, about
whom the New York and other Atlantic city press have
said much, has retired from practice, but DrTho,
Tilsbn, hts sonin-laws has been educated to trav
Ell for him and dispense his invaluable medicines Most
promihenSamong these is hts extract Of Cannsis In
dica, which he discovered sitter hard labor and dekp
search in Calcutta He strove 10 make medicine to
save his only child from deathbt consumption, and he
succeeded. Dr.. Titon, his sob-n-faw, is in Chicago,
Groom No. al, State street, He 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 banshed. are innumerable. The Cannabis In.
dica Is the most wonderful blessing Of the age. Cite
pr Tiiton call send for bottle medicine, which
will cost you two dollars. He will prove % you thai
you need not be sick and that it will cost mere trs
| to get we'll.
I NIB "A Spiro-Dynameter TO test the strength o
the lungs and ascertain the exact state Of the PATIENT
health.
p. s. By addressing DR.. Tilton note through tn
Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postage stamps
Ga cents)a recipe will be i'm return, free charge
to any part Of the Union. All letters answered prompt
ly. Address,
/ DR. TILTON,
octll6m- Box 16ss, Chicago, Ill.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10
KANSAS CORRESPONDENTS

lOfEhA, wv. -, Aovt'
DEAR JOURNAL The election is over, and
the smoke has cleared away sufficiently for
us to see who are the dead, dying &C., We
made clean sweep of it, routed the "Plug
Uglies." We carried eeery county in tie Ter
yitory- True, the ruffians succeeded in get
the fraud is so palpable that they will be
thrown out as soon as the Assembly organ
ICES. In many of the counties, especially
those remote from the border, the vote was
unanimously free-State.
The Pro-Slavers carried Leavcnworth and
Marshall counties by the vote of the United
States soldiers, in express violation OF the
organic act. Gov. Walker was at Kickapoo,
and a number of the soldiers have made oath
that he came to them and insisted on their
voting, treated them &C.,
Mr.. Herndon, wealthy slave holder OF
Platte county Missouri, makes oath that he
was at Kickapoo on the day Of election, and
that Gov. Walker met him on the street and
asked him if he had voted, he replied that he
had not, that he had no right to vote as he
uNeQ IN MlsSOufl. aihcf eofu hfhf sh"s ~
made no difference where he lived, and in
sisted on his voting. But Herndon persisted
in his refusal. Walker afterwards asked
him to let the conversation be private. As
counter evidence, Gov. Walker presents thu
affidavit of his aid, Lieut.. Carr, who swears
that he was with Walker at Kickapoo on
that day, and heard no such conversation.
But we are willing to forgive Walker; he
has done well since the election. Enclosed ]
send you his last proclamations, throwing
out the Oxford and MCGEE county votes.
The Nationals had the work nicely laid
out, but unfortunately for them, they could
not work up to it. In the first place the ap-
portionment was so made as to throw the
whole mass of the assembly on the border.
Our district, for instance, polled fifty free
State votes to one pro-slavery vote, was COM
posed of at least half Of Kansas, and yet they
only gave us t,oo C5uncilmsn and three Rep
resen1atives But the ydid not expect to car
~ thu border counties without the aid Of i'm
ported voters. We had seen enough Of that
kind of work, and we determined to put q
stop to e. The free-State army was fully
organized, and nearly every precint in the
Territory was protected
General Lane ordered all the ferry boats
above Deniphan to be cut loose the night pre-
vious To the election. So we had no difficult
BY IN carrying H0s district
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10

e~ The following are the authors who fig
ure in the first number Of the Atlantic
Monthly: The opening article on Douglas
Jerrold is from the pen of James Hannay, q
gossipping English writer of some seputa-
ton; Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote "Illu-
sions" and four Of the poems; Miss Rose
Teny, of Hartford, is the author of Z" Sally
Parsons Duty !" the " Autocrat Of the
Breakfast Table is from the pen of o. W.
Holmes; Charles c. Hazcwell wrote the arti-
Gle on " British India !" Parke Goodwin
wrote the Financial Furry !" Charles E.
Norton, of Cambridge, Mass, "The Mourn
ing Veil" Calvin w. Philleo, "Akin by
Marriage !" James Russell Lowell, Z" the ORR
gin of Didaetic Poetry" J. 4. Trowbridge
Pendlam, o Modern Reformer; !" and mu-
sic, gossip and literary matters are by Mr.. J,
H. Underwood, connected with the publish
ing house Of Phillips, Sampson e. Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10
DIR City.

We doubt if there is q community in the
West-if there be one in the country-that
suffers so little from the pressure Of the
times as our own city. Labor Of every kind
is fully employed at good wages. We have
met several farmers in the city within few
days, bunting help to aid them IN gathering
corn, and offering IS cents TO 81 90 per day
with good board without being able to got
half as many hands as they wanted. We
have had several advertisements standing in
our paper for female help, offering high wa
ges, to which all the responses are from those
already well employed, but who seek an east
or place or higher wages than they are get
ting. A lady assures as she perambulated
one whole day to find an unemployed wo-
man to do days household work, and re-
turned Unsuccessful, and the next day "did
up the work. herself and found it less IA
tguing than hunting help. All our work
shops are busy, and no idle mechanics are
seen any where, and it was never more diff
cult to get a small job in any Of tic ordina.
~ branches of mechanical labor done thar
ct present. Our retail merchants are max.
ing as large sales as usual, and saking a
much cash as in ordinary seasons. The larg
er wholesale houses are safferiDg ssagna
ton, but even they are lookisg hopefsly Il
the "hoen season for better times.
But the strongest evidence that we are no
panic stricken, is the firmnsss in the price
Of real estate. An agent Of large holde
of lots reports the sales Of several lots a
higher prices than he had ever before OBJ
tanned for similar property. Another per
SON made sale of q residence and ground
last week at an advance of twelve per cent
above what he had offered the same propert
at six months ago. A heavy tax payer VIII
has been making loud complaints that hi
property was over assessed, has been sellin
some of his lots for cash in hand ut 20 an
Is per cent. above its assessed value. Gu
banks maintain specie payments, and acces
to them is not INSTRUCTED by mobs, nor ar
even the runners met with angry and threat
ening looks. They come and 60 and no on
takes note of their movements, except I'll
paying tellers, who are as calm and smilin
% summers morning. Our currency
daily improving under the operations of son
cause or other. Instead Of losing all OF
bankable currency, which was suppose
would be the case, if the banks continue
specie payments-.here is daily grea. or in
fusion of our OWE bank notes Tito the ord
nary circulation, and bankable funds al
more abundant than they were o month az
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10

w Col. Forncy, Of the Philadelphia
Press, speaking of Gov. Walkers rejection
of the fraudulent vote in Kansas, says We
have only to repeat our entire approval OF
this action, expressed in the Press of Friday,
and to declare our opinion that he will bc
sustained by every foe Of fraud in elections,
and every friend of the principle that the
majority shall rule.'" 1t will not do fol-
Mr.. Buchanan to oppose such strong scnti-
ments of his bosom friends rs these. The
administration will be forced into the sane
ton of Walkers acts by its own party.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10
NEW GOODS!

HTE are receiving our + AEL,SfOCK OFGO0DS,
'" Consisting in part of Dress Silks. French and
English Aesinoes, Muslin Delaines- Cashmeres. cling
hams, Prints, Faalnes, Blankets extra size; Erocha
tillas. style; Cloaks at All prices Clinical Sfs
Gloves, Hosiery, BIeached and Brown Sheetinzs Car
petings Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, and Damask goods for
Window Curtains.
Our stock is now wen assorted, and we invite the
public % gjye Us q call and examine our goods.
sHfef HOAKLEY L. SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10

Who that n Trouble with any OF those dis.
agreeable complaints, such Jaundce, Dyspepsia,
Liver disease Of any kind, but would like know Of
remedy for these unseemly vistatonsi We feel
that We are doing invalid readers invaluable
service II induce them to get bottle Of DR.
SASsoRD's ISvIeoRAroR, and take il, for we know
from personal experience that is OF the greatest
remedies for general debility, and consequent inactive
bodily powers, before used Its action IL per-
feet and complete to give relief the first time taken,
and does to others ii has to u.s. half bottle will
be all that is needed We know Of nothing we can re.
commend with such confidence, As a family medicine.
rs the INvIGoRAroR (See Advertisement)
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10
BOOTS AND SHOES.

FRESH ARRIVALS AND DAILY ADDITIONS DIRECT!
Warranted Good or the Money Refunded
Deal Exclusive ely in Boots & shoes.
nUR Spring and Summer purchasers are now TO
" hand and are for sale cheap for cash. We have
very large assortment Of every variety OF BUTTS,
SHOES and CATERS Of every size and style.
Country Merchants wanting extra size can ne sup
piled on the most reasonable terms. Our Goods are
direct from the Country Manufacturers, and many OF
our goods are manufactured expressly Tor us. Give
NcREA WILLS,
apa7 First street. Fosters Block,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10
DR.. COGGSWELL,S
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
8 a T. IT.,

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases Of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and AZTEC
rIoNs THE HEAD, caused by disturbed circulation,
In those who have tried it this city, is for sale at
KELLER WHITES.
II The highest testimonials Of its efficacy have been
hnwS tisd il Cv1l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10

~ The steam frigate Ssranac. after get
ting 1900 miles on her passage to Rio, had to
put about and return in consequence Of an
injury in her machinery. On her return pas
sage, she encountered storm. was knocked
on her beam ends, and sprung leak; but
finally got into Norfolk, where it is said she
will be compelled to remain long time to
repair.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10

A. ANSPACHER q CO.,
Manufacturers of CLOTHING,
Also Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Cloths, Cassimeres, sauinetts, Vestings,
TAILoR's TRIMMINGS AND
GENTLEMESS FURNISHING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH BANK,
Granville, Indiana.
augli-t ianl IS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-10

E The trial of man named Mallory,
charged with kidnapping his wife's servant
and selling her for $1,000, is proceeding at
st. Louis.