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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

. cues Toe asked daily By husarsds We spswsr
wtheot hsstuioa or her ~ scnifadseuon, that u
the only at ole known vhIeh viii DO al promise FOL
the human hnr. ~ psa rm~s u svsssA, u ssR ssey
jsiSss. OH ss.ssvs ~ seswsi esivf II "a no, Hail
Dye, su. . speedy sad sfasseioas Rssio. alive. Ira
bottles OIL. rins %, qaarsss Druggists supplied OF
n. proprietorp ierms.... Bait. Sun.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

:, A terrific thunder storm occurred
IN this vicinity this afternoon, rain
end hail falling Ia torrents. A large
nnmbcr Of windows were broken, and
Il 10 feared that much damage has
been done to corn and fruit In this
nsighborhood. .1st
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

Svwyos. tnovs that shis aIssass 10 very Distressing
ssd dineui 70 esfs, but - ssurs thess siossd th
shsi shsvv 10 nov POSITIVE cuRE fcr this Disease
By usins d.. 3. A. wssy~u csnk~ and Self Rheum
nyrsp, sossshsf Win his invslsshie canksr cufs.
rhsssssss full aud positive cure foe shis dsesss 4
nsessssy, ws cen refer ell Who are In any ssepncsl
y nsnyia our nids' Who hsvsossd them, sud have
been perfectly cured.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24
ST.. LOUIS. July 20.

..s'2 ST.. LouIs, July 20.
The extensive wood and willow
ware establishment Of Lavender 4
Narston was burned last light. Loss
unknown-insured for 10000. Tho
Monroe House was damaged 70 tho
amount Of 5000, which 10 Insured.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

- =. 49, BosroN, July 20.
The Flume House, 1T Frsnconia
Notch. was struck by lightning on
Saturday last, and William II. Smith,
merchant, Of Boston, and Mr.. Blan-
don, . clerk ofthc hotel were Instant
ly killed. es-.ka - e~rr+
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24
WAsHrsorox. July 20.

w, 80 WARRINGTON, July 20.
Both Gov. Walker and Gen. Harvey
have the power Of discretionary or
ders, heretofore transmitted, TO de-
tain the troops destined for Utah, TO
preserve peace in Kansas.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24
. = . . 9 . 9

M We we're sisd dag or two since b. a M
mii.sr voice. aud rntiemsn we did not remember
tc have ssun before, stood Def 70 u. comic smile
played around his h. and his eye> TO d OF nils
chief aud noe unel explanation did We scover az
old acqu sntanes who, the lat time We a. him, wa
- srsy a. 81. bot nov, By The msgie iowefo Woods
Hair Restorative, his hair i ~ bsk as coal, and sof
"A Ill
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24
Testimony Of DR.. 0. Butcher.

Green Bank, APP 1870, 1855
oenusmsn-soms few monihs sinooa patient april
I'd 10 mo foe m deal advice. afflicted With severe
fo'm Of secondary syphilis . had besn undcr he
charge u iwe physicia with ut Obtaining rel Ell
oomnspesd usng the reg reed ee Of the profession
sus shs dseas- bbrnl, resist all MP et ris The
rs alton Of cartsrs Spanish N sture hsvngrcached
mo, and be nc personally seauaintsd with yourselves
do srniosd 70 sIvo u Trial. dsdso, and In sshort
time he good effects we're evident, aud three bottles
cured him.
Asu act Of justice 70 suffering humanity, cannot
withhold my sss ny 70 is virtues n. an ailerative
aud punnsr % The blood, and ke pleasure la recon-
NEEDING u 10 the profession and public generally.
Tours respectfully, o.BUichkk, d.
sseaivsrti smsnt.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

~ "what is the best attitude for
sslf.defense?" asked q pupilofs we'll
known pugilist. "Keep civil tongue
In your head, was the reply.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

pRowp AND BLEAcnED MusliNs AND TICK.
ID inss, sons,sn,ly on haad, aud every grade
nhsssinEs aud shirtirgs. for rhle low, ~
nrosivilis. fnd. TvNkkA KIM k's.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

~ The man that started fer awalk
in the "feid of speculation" lost HE
way for the want of landmarks, and
after diligent search by his friends.
was restored TO the bosom Of his fam
tn
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

~ At q spiritual meeting, a short
time since, Balaam was called up and
asked IL there were any jackassss in
his spherei No ! replied no, indig-
nantly, they are all on the earth.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24
- CARD-

yYyE DESIRE TO RETURN THANKS TO A
W kind pnhllcf rihe very liberal patronage thev
havs already e.towed on tho SOLD WHITE cnk-
NER.n aud shall endaavor. y morit a continuance
AZ youv fasors BY siways keeping he and host
stock In the market. w. hOkkoN 60.
ROCKVILLE. spNu
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

~ "Mike, and is II yourself that
can be afther telling me how they
make ice crames?" "Thruth / can;
don't they bake them in cold ovens,
to be sure p
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

ser Why is q pair Of spsctacles
placed on tho nose like q ship going
out' Because they are put TO SEQ
sea.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

COUNTRY PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS Ia
~ zen IN exchange fvr goods, at tho highest market
prioc, by TYEER SkIMDLE
Rockville, Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

Wby Will You Suffer!


Read shs testimony Of Dr.. n. p. coward, Druggist.
Fsyssss O. II. Ai-banas dated January the islh,
tsSs;
"pesr Fir: Hoenrnds oermsn BIr'er hive done
wonders In this section. Ayouih. son Of q. NJ.
Hustsri, Esq OF this osuntp. had be'n Cor sev raj
months urder the ca fonr best pact cnorr Without
relief and The reported doubtful, AMI the mig
man, though scarcely able 10 got absui. common ID
v IN the fItssu, He found - rneh relief from the
frss bottle. he eontlnn 70 lake n, until coal 10
cure ~ss seset.d. he 10 nov perfectly we'll and
tout"
All rhopse the Bittsrs are satisfied seith
them.
chs1ncsy Fowler ssidi
niskcgee, Ala, Jsn. !, ie5i. +.
"The Bsisrs are selling we'll, and think they will
continue 90, they give good those who
have nssd thsm."
Sec advertisement
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24
Travelling Agents Wanted.

WANTED AN HONEST. INDUSTRIOUS MAN IN
wv each section ~ the State, travel and take order.
fg,.m s,wprs lor "MeALLisrER's homeopathic
mission wiz bspAid, Apply 20 or stdrs.s ,szA rsssvs
po'tces) On j. Z. McALLIyIH,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

Specie Paying Banks ~
Which have complied with the amended
law Of 1885, and have securities deposited
70 an amount not less than fifty thousand
dollars and ten per csnt in excess Of their
circulation:
Bsnh Of Indians. 1lishis arI 1ssk Of Goshen.
CV. irsrners Bank. Wsstfeid.
Hank II Mount vernon. iin IIans Bank, hsdi On.
nank Of Paoi. Indiana Farmer Bssk.
BANK Of Rockville. Wax fnnkin.
basil. Ksntscky esock Bank, o.
HANK Of Salem, Few Aha ismbus.
~. ,IAS snEs be 4, Lina.
= nh % rds.. Park County Bank, Rock
bloonington bank. VILE.
Can ridge Oily Bank. lflaire City Hank, Teuo
Canal Bank, kvsnssiis Hsuts.
Central Bank, fndisna po-l salem Rank. Goshen.
IL. lBouthssn Bank Of fndiasa,
Crescent City bank ,kvansl 1sFrs Hsut-.
VILE. {fippscssos B~sk. Losass
nxohanGo nank y4ruencesl por
We. hank Of osspsrss
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24
FARMERS
P o r T A B L E III / L L S
FELToE's PATENT 1858 & 1855.
For Grinding all kinds Of Grain,
AND
Crushing corn and cobs, and corn
i'm the husks.


THESE MILLS have Ia ,ly cen improved, with
Il srssL CORN. COB CRAtkE -. and a o, plcle
SITTER attach for DO trs CON Neal TO iam1j us -.
AZ mi 10 30 tail Al ! fo all pufl.o ~ of uhe
ra, IN IRE Hetn' wledged, by all odss to be- the
most trHhl and on icri n.ilAm he 60 nty.
III yh' put ~ all r for alta VI thv power.
anu feqo rcno ehtfa slli 10 pcfale d1eep lhem In
or o..
No. ., tie farmers ne, grrds n, m i've 10 hflsen
ush 10 o. h"ur. aceori ng to tue hnensks,w ~ two
OF three hofse power
No. >, 10 GAH d,aw mill use ~ nds ~ o. rs
bu hels hour, a eoraa q 10 tic nDtne,s IA or
h0rs W
q Hfle . Ilor Pow,r., Corn andwh at BOLT, bells
&C., in hci The Mnnuiueiuf isprl o..
lib ri cunt made 10 VITO esaie ,ealors and
a. enis. iull Il fecuois or starring ami DIRE ng nc.
company each M n. tOr Mills md Te fiior,. apply
10 HI LAW ON, PicIrl tor or In ATE, linolsHn
MINI sola. once, Al The CT, urdery bu ldluls,
ats tndvfhi a ,.r.l on cnnsyiAnla street ,~o
square, seu Of odd bellows HALL
REFERENGE9
Members VI he state board Of gricul ure, Irdln.
ma; Mvssrs. Howe X ID, a ny ue iud. Nm, o or
M n, ksq., knig tsluwn, I'D, I. Davis Il CO., ini.
aiiapoli. A. a ". Gate " Co.. Chicago. ill.i Hug
Sos. ura, a Mason, bus On Ms Ssr.. Pratt ~
Go. Fort Wayne ind.i \ Hayden, $50 ildinnnpo.
~. nd liassslmsn \ vlntsnl irdihna ol ihdi 10
Wit a "a " II. 4 ovclnnd Oil kmefy a brp.'s. Al.
tany, N. vi I'D. kmef, 4 Co., chleng", ill'
nos. July ily
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24
Peaches! Peaches /!

THk 50 t.CIsiDEiS hAyt A stk.iilEk LOT
OF Ca ned Peaches "a 90 slxnn,sns, whish he,
VII sell low D. Tie ten ord0rsn an,.
Jny !" HAkAAsAN A DuxAs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

CALicoks. oikGHAhs. DtLAiAks. AMI khkL
rssSsiiis. Ind. ilhIhA q kIhbLh.s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

Mkr AND Boys' HATS AND Cap, A coon
"N vanr Of the late siyiss. bssso1.Dls Hsrs
ana cspsaiwsis en asna ~ Trssa a kisslss.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24
CIT Y n o = n T.,
20 John d. ksutAls,

p r . p RIEr Q n
RAILROAD sTREsr, scUxRE SOUTH rrss orxRE,
NOBLESViLLE. IND.
jane ~ ON ~ lh- tltN WIZ
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-24

M ANTLEs And snAwLs-TuE LATEST STYLES
~ bfochia, stella, Mcrno, black and Coiored sin.
white and toAHcd Grape Shawl. With good yArlct,
SIR and Fancy Mantleu, for sale very low by
oihf~Ahhe, ihd. ~ ...4 F. TNkEk klMBLE,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
Prosecuting Attorney.

1t will be seen that Major a. L. Rob-
inson has consented to run as an indie
pendent candidate for Prosecuting Attor-
ney for the Third Judicial District. The
Major is a terror to culprlts arraigned
before the Courts, and no one can be
found who will urge the infections of the
penalties of the criminal law upon its
violaters with more unrclenting rigor
than the Major. At time when the
administration Of criminal law has be-
come so lax. as to afford almost an i'm
punty to crime. the Major is the right
man for the place. and his services in the
station for which he is a candidate, would
confer public benefit. His long expe-
rence gives him peculiar qualifications
for the post
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
e Wish TO saw to Every Person

no reads this that there is an article known rs DR.
SASFoRD's ISvIGoRAToR, or LIVER REMEDY, which
cai be relied certain to cure liver complaint in
an, of its forms, such Jaundice, Dyspepsia, and
numerous other complaints, described in another col
umn, besides which, it is of the greatest prepara
tons for consumption, taken in early stages
that is now known.
We take it for granted, experiment has proven,
that diseases Of the lungs not generally the first
Of consumption, hut debilitated system. caus
ell by the improper action OF the liver, reduces the
power Of the lungs to resist or throw of diseases caus
ed by cold and irritation, leaving the lungs at the
cy OF one disease, because the liver has incapacated
them from performing their proper action OF throwing
off diseased matter caused by cold, thus prevent
sumption, the liver, and keep the system strong
enough to throw off slight diseases OF the lungs.
There is not in the world better liver remedy,
cure for dehiitatel SYSTEM than Dr. Sanford's Invg
orator. for it has heen fully tried in large and extend
ed practice, till its results fully known, and now Il
is offerel tried remedy, and one that can be relied
on. (See ailvertisenents) oct2-lm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06

NJ The banks of Rhode Island, held
a convention at Providence on the 29th
ult, and ate! due consideration of all the
interests involved in the important mea-
sure, it was deemed to he an overruling
necessity to save the people fron. general
bankruptcy, to suspend specie payments
by all banks in the State, and the resolu
ton was adopted that the measure be car
ried into effect. The condition Of the
banks was reported to be safe and strong
for the ordinary condition of trade; but in
the present crisis, the question was either
a suspension of business or suspension OF
specie payments. The Providence Jour-
nai remarks:
Among those who advocated the suspen-
sion were men who had till Saturday held
out resolutely against it, and who yielded
only under the conviction that it was the
only thing that could preserve the commu-
nifty from Il general bankruptcy, by which
| the banks themselves would necessarily lose
immensely, and the only thing that could
save tilc IaooIlhg peOpIe iIolu entering upon
the winter with the loss of employment and
with no means for the support of their
families.
No one doubts the evils of a suspension by
the banks, and this evil was not denied or at
tempted to be concealed, but it was regarded
as necessity that, however deplorable could
only be postponed at immense sacrifice, and
that would finally come.
The feeling in the street. after the suspen-
sion had been made known, was evidently
one of relief, and every man looked upon
mercantile paper as more valuable than il
was before.
In New York and Boston the most fearful
rates of interest are paid tor the few nego.ia-
tons that are effected. and houses whose
names have been Synonymous with stability
aud strength are tumbling over. a.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06

~ Facts cannot be questioned, when the people Of
any country bear testimony in mass in the case Of
DIR. j. IiosTErTEs's stomach Biters. Not only have
we the individual evidence Of the land, but almost
every paper in the Unisn is commenting upon the great
benefit derived from the OF these celebrated Btters
besides various Diplomas awarded them, among which
is ono from the Ohio Mechanics Institute. 1t their
Thirteenth Annual Exhibition a; Cincinnati, where the
Committee composed chiefly Of Physicians in the
city. These weghty facts that cannot help hut
vince the cre,iulous that il is least worthy OF
trial. For Dyspepsia in any form these Btters are a
certain cure when used per directions bottle
For sale ly Druggists generally. Ioct-lw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
a. SEE FIRST PAGE, e.
A Meeting Of the Board of Trade.


1t has been suggested to US, that it is
advisable to call . meeting Of the Board
of Trade; to consult upon some measures
to be adopted in-the present financial
crisis, Tor the relief of the community
Our currency is being daily absorbed,
and We shall soon be without a current
medium for the transactions Of daily life.
The daily payments into bank are so
much reduction in amount of the cur
rency; for Of all that is paid in, none is
re-issued. This exhausting process will
soon absorb all the current and bankable
funds now in circulation, and we shall be
left with nothing but the deprecated and
irredeemable bills Of other States. The
Representatives of the Free Banks will
hold convention at indianapolis the
present week to fix upon some concert
Of action, and they will need some ex-
preston of public sentiment to direct
Buu SuSIdlu Iucuu III Tue IucaSuIcS tucJ
may adopt for their own, and the public
safety. The bills OF the Free Banks are
to be our. only currency-if we are to
have any domestic circulation-and the
people are deeply interested in their
movements; they should be ready to
sustain them in any safe and judicious
course they may adopt. The State
Bank to save its charter will virtually
suspend business to avoid suspendine
specie payments. The people must
therefore look TO the Free Banka for a
circulating medium; and they must give
them their support and countenance, and
demand that they be sustained by the
State authorities. An expression o.
opinion from the various Boards of Trade
in the State would suggest some judi
cious plan, and strengthen the Free
Banks in carrying it out. Some union
Of actioninI regard to what shall be re.
ceiyed and used for our local currency
ought also to be had. There is no Other
body but the Board Of Trade to suggest
the proper measures. - lrva
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06

Lectures Of the LibraryAssociatiO
We are glad to hear that the Lecture
Committee of the Library Association
have been active in securing the services
of several eminent gentlemen for a course
of-Lectures during the autumn. Such
resource for the leisure hours Of the eve
ming. will be more attractive and wei
come this season than ever, as means OF
dissipating the gloom and diverting the
thoNshtsfer a Wilde from the financial
disasters that Cypress the community. A
stroll with the pure and gifted in the
fields Of Literature and Science, will
make rs forget for an hour our daily anx-
There will be an autumn and winter
course Of Lectures. The first will be
given on tue 18th Of November the
others will be announced in regular sue
cession. A number of popular Lectur.
ers have already been engaged to fill ap
pointments.' Among them are Bishop
spaulding, DR.. Tying. DR.. Stone, j. G.
SAKE, Horace Greeley, Park Benjamin
and other eminent gentlemen. Our CIT
liens will be called upon in a few days t.
subscribe for tickets to the first course
and We hope the Committee will be re
ceived with spirit of liberality that shall
evince proper appreciation Of their la
bors by the public. Messrs. DENLY anC
Bingham have used every effort to secur
the services of the most popular and tai
snted Lecturers. They are in correspond
ence with otherdlstinsuished gentlemen
Who, It is likely. will be induced to visi
our city during the,winter and give us
pleasant evenings entertainment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06

o. Gideon J Pillow has stirred up a
com motion among the old politicians by
his late address to the people of Tonnes
see. Ex-President Ty Ter has written a
letter in which he intimates pretty plainly
that Pillow has lied about the money
said to have been paid to certain news
papers in Maine, during the Tyler Ad-
ministration.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
n,sCREniTEp nANxs

The following Is corrected list. to d,.se, OF recent
sUsPssDED aud DiscREDITED Banks: /
Arcade Bank, Providence, I. II
America Bank, Trenton, \. j., Il
A Agricultural sank, 4 enn.
AsncuiluraI BANK, iierkimer, n. Y.
Bergen County Bank \.
Bank OF CanandaIgua, y. Y.
do do BeieviiIe, do
do Nashville, Tennessee.
do Sprine field, Ohio. "
do Trcumseh, Michigan.
do New jersey, New Brunswick,
do Kent, X. /.
do HaIloweli, Ne.
do America, Tenn.
do West Tennessee, Tenn II
do Paris, Tenn. 90.
p. do The south County, RI .----s.-
do North America, Connecticut.
do EIgin, H., $. s., small circulation.
do the Capitol, indianapolis, lnd,s.s.
Central Bank, indianapolis, Ind,
Chemung County Bank, Horse Heads, n. Y, s. 5.
Clinton Bank, Columbus, Ohio -
C1inieriand savings Institute, Md.
Commercial Bank, Columbia, s. G.
Citizens Bank, Tenn.
Colchester Bank, Conn.
Dainty Bank, VI
Dairy Bank, Newport, MY.
E Ellsworth n. BANK. Maine. s-.-...trt
Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Farmers Bank Of Saratoga Co, Y. Y, SIS.
Farmers, aud Manuiacturer,s Bank, Poughkeepsie
Farmers Bank, Wick ford, II. I.
Farmers X Mechanics Bank, Kent county, Md.
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Md. Is
Fairfield County Park, NorNalk, CT.
IIollister Bar K, Buffalo, n. Y.,s.s.
Hancock Bank, Maine.
HopkHton Bank, Westerly. r I.
Hamilton EXchings Bank, Hamilton, N. Y.
Island City Bank. Y. Y. city.
Jefferson County Rank. N.Y.
Mechanics Banking Association, n. Y, SIS.
Mount Vernon Bank, Providence, X. 1.
MARITIME BANK, Maine.
Monson River Bank, Me. ea
Niacomh County Bank. Michigan.
Mechanics Banking Association, Y. city.
Miami Valley Bank, Ohio.
Medina Bank, Medina, NY. .la
Munson Bank, Mass.
Merchants s Manufacturers Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa.
y. Y. Security Bank, ". Y.
Nebraska money has been thrown out by st. Louis
brokers, excepting the Bank Of Florence.
Niagara River Bank, TOnawanda, n. Y, reported
Ontario Bank, Utica, NY.
Ohio Life Trust Com pany, don't issue notes.
oliver Lee & co. Bank, " Y.-reported failed,s. S.
Ontario County BapK. Phelps, Ny;
PawcatucK BANK, pawcatucK, CT. .-
Port Plain Bank, N. V, :.
Reciprocity bank, Buffalo, n. Y, new hank, S.
Rhode Island Central Bank, r.
Sackett's IIarhor Bank, ". Y.
South Royalton Bank, VI.
Seneca County Bank, Ohio.
Southern Bank, Georgia.
Tippecanoe Bank, Lersnsport, Ind.
Tivertcn Bank, Fall River, r. L.
Union Bank, Frenchtown, y. j.
I-nadilla Bank, y. Y.
Warwick Bank. X. /.
Wooster Bank, Danhury, Conn.
Warren County Bank, Penn.
Yates County Bank, Penn Yam, Ny.
NOTES. g." means secured by state stock.
Most OF these Banks will pay their circulation il
full AMI holders o, their bills should not submit TO
| large discount on them. So
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
HoIIoMny,s Ointment and Pills.

Modification cannot ensue where Holloway's 0nt-
ment Is applied in time to a wound, Uloer By
preventing inflammation, it prevents pain. For indi-
geson, liver complaint, and disorders OF the bowels
the Pills are a sure remedy.
80 Sold at the manufactures, No. 30 Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. 24l Strand, London and by all
druggists, at 2Jc., ,zc., and 81 per pot or box.
w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06

TENNESSEE ORTHoGRAPHY. - In an
obituary notice sent to Tennessee pa
per. the writer says the deceased died of
" 7ifoid ne,o money" (typhoid pneumo-
nia,) but the disease had nothing to do
withthe present pressure in the money
market.
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hank NOTICE.

I'M irfcE il hereby given II the stockholders in the
IN 'srsinCh at Evansville of the sta.e Bank OF In
Iie the anuua Election for eight Directors in
ed Branch 10 serve the ensuing year, viii Ne held It
the Banking House in Evarsyi.ie o. Monday the 4
day II oveUher next, between the hours of zen ard
six o'clock. The POLLS will ie opened a; O'Clock Pm.
by order of the Board OF Directors.
Oct5-t &wte Nv. RAJ HBONE, Cashier.
NEnnuirpr
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CE- Our telegraphic reports from New
York and Boston this morning are deci-
dedly cheerful We trust the improved
aspect OF affairs NAV be permanent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

f3NHE undersigned. Afmnstratpr Of the estate OF
the estate ~ John VI. stirsOI, deceased, viii oB
Saturday Yet. 2lth, So at the late residence Of sail
deceased, Water street. in Eyausviiie sell ali the
personal properly Of said decessel consisting of
Wagon, one Euggv and harness; lot Of horse gear;
lot of House hold Furniture, NC, &c.
TERNs-Ai' sums az three dollars and under, cash !;
credit of nile months wiz he given ALI sums over
three dollars lie purchaser giving notes with apIrov
Ell security, waving valuation laws, ard hearing in
ierest from date. MARGU : SIfERW00D,
WO0LSEY 4 NELSON, Aucis. r. Ad'mr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06

c BEACON LIGur SOCIAL TEMPLE, No.
sA.-A IS, meets every alternate Friday evening,
as above. J. T. WALKER. D. P
A. j. ORILEY, B. Il. janDly