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Dsrscsers-Jonn N. 0olDon, SAMUEL Purusy. I.
,DA1vsnroaT, u CaAs. I. WearHAM, Pusa w. Par
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ClTY SAVINGS BANK OF RICH.
~ .NOND-CaARTERED IN lsSe-Continuss 10
roc - dspots which Interest 10 pals 1t the rate
on par cent per snnum, II remaining on deposit
AonfhS and i've per cent for shsrtsr periods
HoaAcs L. KRHT, Prsst,
ALEx'a DuvAL. Dse'y,
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RlGHMDND IL IN D b k!A 9 g

MANUFACTURER-No Us Main street. betweeu
9th and 9th west side.The subscriber has for sale
500 Crates. Fenders and Summer Pieces embracins
100 different kinds, and IL daily manufacturing Crates
70 order, Wholesale and retail at Northern prices
Crates, Bells &c, neatly packed and forwarded "a
any part the State Also, Bells and Brass CastnsI
made to order, and oil kinds Of repairing done at the
shortest notice.
NH l6-6m 4ANpY. n NUAn0n
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- " An Il CO.'S LUTTERIEs.
THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
DRAWN.
CAPITAL PRIZE S6O,OOO!!
TICKETS ONLY $40

Owing to the great favor with which our Binsle
Number Lotteries have been received by tho public
and the large demand for Tickets, the Managers, 3
Swan l. Co, will have . drawing each Ssturds,
throughout the year.
The following Scheme will be drawn In each
their Lotteries for June, 1857
GLASS SO,
70 be drawn In the city Of Atlanta Ca In public On
Saturday, June 9TH, 1857.
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Mormon Oussagss.

WASHINGTON. Oct IA letter has
been received In this city from w. T. Ian
! don, one Of the clerks whom the hate Sur.
veyor General Burr cft in charge of the of.
flee when he Tor his own safety lcft the Ter.
riiory Of Utah last spring.
} lie was on the 18th sept, in plaprvillc,
Cal lornia In giving an account 81 his ~
cape from Salt Lake City h. SAYS thai while
engaged in conversation with party Of en-.
igran,s, NO was assaulted by gang Of Nor.
mons led on 10y fellow named Dick Pellet.
and u ruIlinn associate. who. without cause,
severely beat him with stones aud clubs he
was scarcely able 10 reach home in consc.
queAcc Of his wounds
The same afternoon they attacked the
deputy surveyor, Mayo. with stones, Lon.
don WAS driven from his home NJ night, lcay.
ing his wifi nnd child at Salt Lake City
After ndro,ly Gliding his armed pursncrs,
he reached Flaccryille IN the most distress.
ing condition. lie says he met on the road
,ho Indian Peter. who used to lr,qucn, the
Surveyor Generals Office Peter informed
him that brigham Young had sent him on,
to get horses and cnrbns.
The Indian spared his life, because be had
On several occasion. given him r,d paint.
landon had not long parted with lin,
before he. the Indian sho, man with four
balls. The man escaped, though much IN
lured.
Another clerk in the Survyor.Gcncrals
Office, Mr. Wilson, was also attacked by
the Mormons. They roughly seized him.
tearing him away from his family. They
commanded him 10 20 along with them, and
make no fuss. or they would D. d soon
show him what they were going to do with
him.
Mr.. Lannon's letter gives the particulars
Of these occurrences lie concludes by
saying that al the Mormons have leit pla.
cer,ille aud Carson Valley, for the purpose
Of defending Iion.
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BRAY Murillo had ct Paris for Madrid.
il was supposed 10 assume n position in the
government.
SwEp1S.--Thc Prince Royal Of Sweden
has been proclaimed Regent during the
Kings illness.
PRISctrAiirlEs. The elections in Wal
laehiS had resulted in favor OF the Union.
lists.
A Congress for the definite organization
Of the Prircipaii,es Is expected to meet in
Paris in November.
l.lvERrooi. ~-- BrMlstuils market was
dropping aud prices Of every description
were slightly lower. Flour dull and ,rife
easier, Wheat duh. lda2d lower. White
corn declined L. Richards, Spence \
Co. quote western canal Hour at 3Osa3ls 4;
Ohio S2sa33s; RID wheat Is 6dass I'd; white
wheat 9sa9 cd; mixed corn 3,s Cd; white
aOal2s.
Liverpool provision market Beef duh.
pork quiet, bacon firm. lard heavy.
London markets. l'reads,uiis werr dull,
sugar quiet, coffee heavy, and all qualities
slightly declined,
London money marke, was slightly mora
stringent. Consols for money cloSed
at 90a20 Is
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vbio Election. Gy.

tIsoisSAri. Oct 10 For'y.cigh' eor.
lies Official. with reported mnjurities from the
rest, give Chase l3l1 ma
All the Republican State ticket. except
j;leck,nsdcrir, Tor Board 81 Public Works,
crctcd. legislature 'wotbir,is Democratic.
Exchange on New York scarce and little
better Than nominal Al Ia. prenigpi. The
latter for currency
The currency question CONTINUES puie, and
unsettled.
The notes OF the Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana,
Missouri and Louisiana stock banks with
the exception Of New Ofeaes, are taken by
the merchants and bankers at par. THY
also offer 10 take notes 81 al the banks 81
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston, and likewise the paper TAKEN at mr.
by th'se banks. but there IL very little ia
set in circulation. n ia understood here
that the banks Of Ohio. Indiana and X eu
tncky keep up specie payments lor the name,
but that II IL mol tlwir intention, nor ~ II
possible Tor ,hcm 10 do ~ IN fact aud with
this view 81 the case our brokers have 10
great extent erased sndipg home paper
The weather has been cloudy all day, with
sorne light rain this morning.
The river IL now rising rapidly, having
risen oDs foot the last ak hours, 1hcrmom.
ctPr 10
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Di.AsrROvs FIRE Ar CHICAGO.
several Lives l.ost->N 10 Eight Hau,l,sd
Th0usasd Dollars worth oI Properly
Destroyed.

The Chicago Josuno!, Of Monday after
noon, brings us full details Of the disastrous
fire in tia, city, On tina, day. We condense
the following from the Journals account
The fire broke out about o'clock in the
four story brick building. Nos. l3l. 1873
East Water street between Clark and Dear.
born. and occupied by Ccrnick. Crosse 4 Co.
for hardware, below. and by A. ID. Tits
worth, above, Us Gentlemans Furnishing
store.
The wind nj the time was blowing fresh
from the west. The fiemen We're promptly
on the ground, but the flames SPREAD with
great rapdity. and the wind suddenly veer-
ing to the north, and the rear ol the splen-
did marble five story block fronting on lake
street, occupied by u. b. Cooke Il Co.'S
Bookstore, Shays extensive dry goods store
Barnum Brothers variety stor and JAMES
A. Smith & Co, Ms hat and cap establish.
ment, was speedily enveloped in flames.
Tn Water street the flames extended 10
four story brick block adjoining No. l33
occupied by Warner, Clark n Dater, whole
sale grocers, and the wind again shifting To
the west, swep, through the extensive oil
and paint store Of Lewis 4 Page successors
to Alexander White, and the establishment
Of Edward llempstcd. grocer
The Journal gives the following list Of
losses and lusurances
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B,sldes these, there were number 81
others, though minor losses.
Blu, worse than the loss Of property, was
that Of life. caused by the sudden falling OF
the lofty walls. The Journal gives the
names Of number of iiIemcn and citizens.
who were more or ess injured, and add, this
melancholy list;
PERSONS KILLED AND MISSING.
But the saddest is the last Up to this
hour. one O'Clock five III less bodies have
been eXtrica'ed from the ruins, but some Of
them go shockngly disfgurd us to defy re
cogni,ion.
Among the dead whose bodies have been
recovered Is John Is. hickey, foreman Of
Liberty Hose No 6. he was in the Alloy
IN the rear Of tornick Gross 4 Co. =, and
was struck down by falling wall.
Peter kirwib, OF the lliawalha Saloon,
Was burned 10 death IN "A room which he DC.
cupied over ihc store Of Cornick, Cross a
Co. Another person. name not known,
who shared the room with him is supposed
TO be lost.
The body Of Mr.. Barnum, the younger
brother Of the pr0prietors Of tie Variety
store. has been identified aso that of Mr.
Clarke Of the firm Of Met, and CLARK Hard.
ware merchants on State street.
Two more bodies were in sight amid TIE
ruins OF Barhums store, but had mol been
extrca'ed, up 10 the time Of our first ed
tons going 10 pres,
Several persons are M ssins, and the most
painful apprheuslons ARE entertained that
they have fallen q sacrifice in this terrible
calamity. Among them. are John High,
f.p.. Of the firm Of Magic aud High, one Of
our bcs, known and wca,hie., citizens --
Search has been made ior him but wi,hou,
avail. and We are compclrl to the conca-
sion that h. has met terrible late. Dad
ley White. "A clerk in the store Of Snow &
Co, is also missing. The last seen of lin,
he was In Barnums store Just before il waa
crushed by the falling wall There arr 9th
crs still, concerning whom the most painful
sOiciiude is felt,
CmcAGo, Oct. 20 ~ addition 10 the
names given 81 those who were killed az the
fire the following were found las, nigh, and
this morning
John a. Raymond Of Worcester. Mas.
y. &. EmersD7. t.! Lawrence, MAJ IaeG.
&. White clerk in the employ of Snow 4
to. hardware dealers; Jean Jungers Ia
borer; H. ;. Brady, formerly d Utica anil
High. Jr. Of the firm Of High a Mage. and
others are YET missing
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Walkers Expedition.

WAgisaros, Oct. Information iias
been received here from the South, that
Walkers expeditions are 10 leave New Or
leans and that st Galveston has been de-
layel in consequence Of financial pressure,
until The first Of November. They do not
expect 10 meet with serious. If any, oppOsi-
ton, from the Federal officers
They propo@e 10 land NJ some point IN
Ca~iA Kica, On the Atlantic coast, and then
march 20 san jose, the capital Of that Re-
public which they expect TO reach IN two
days Their calculations are. tina, when
they capture il, the whole country will 10 IN
their possession.
The aggregate Of the illibnstor lorc is
from POO 10 1000 men.
A letter from Captain Hudson to the
Navy Department, says tina, the Niagara
would begin 10 discbarye cable on the 9Th
instant. The officers aud crew were all
veil.
The President resumed his residence 10
day a, the White IIms
Tho amount Of specie held by our city
banks IL no lcss than $40 900 900. and com
pared with ,.air liabilities, they are in q
stronger position than they have isen for
ytafs past.
The GrOcers' Bank to-day VOTED 10 go
into liquidation, and the i'owery Bank hsy-
ing fortified ia rights under the banking
law, vii Likewise have TO follow the same
cDnrse.
I, ia rumorod that scyeral Of our banks
are preparing for an carry resumption ofsps
cie payment
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Foreign News.

RryvR Dr Lrry, Oct. lg.-'Ihe Liver.
pool aud Montreal steam Company steam
or North America from Liverpool On The
9Th, has pa.ssd this point on hr way 10
Qaebec.
The Cunard steamship Europa from Bos-
ton I'D, via Halifax, arrived at Liverpool
On t'P }rd.
TiH Collins steamer Baltic from New
York On the 18th nit, arrived Al Liverpool
at II 80 a. ". on the 9Th.
Tie screw steamer Kangaroo Tor New
York, sailed from Liverpool simulian' ou.ly
will tie North America On the s'l.
1isrs was nothing later from India by
hi. arrival.
A Russian marc. var had lsen sunk in
the Gulf of FINLAND. by which 400 lives
wcre lost.
The spanish ministry hal resigned
GrEAr BgIrAiy,--1be day Of departure
Of The North America was being observed
n England az day Of humility and pray
tr. On acconn, u the in0ii,les ia India Busi-
Dess vas entirely suspended.
Tic Bank of England had loaned ine
Eas; India Company million pounds STR.
ling. IN tie secsri,y Of India Bonds
More troops are hid in readips. Tor In.
lila 10000 additional militia were To be
embodied into the army.
FKascg.-1he di1renee bctw'sb Fraice
and Denmark. in regard 10 the st,lsIDent 81
,he sould due. had besp arranged.
-r.iS.- Narva,z had lsi, Madrid for
PARIS
l4r,unIi was President Of the Council IN
the nsw Provincial Cabinet
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NV SoRK. Oct. I9.-~i,oy X ing refuses
TO convene an extra session Of The lpgi.ia.
turc. The determination Of the judiciary
% interpret the constitution 80 az 10 deal as
literally "a possible with The suspended
Banks, obyiaies thc nee a.sity for an cxirn
seasion The committee IL merchants and
bankers who went up 10 Albany 10 con.
muuicsu with the Governor, returned 10 tlay
concurriny 10 tbs view 81 the case
At the 70 citing 81 The Bond anil Stock
holders Of the New York AMI Erie Road.
i,eId on "Wednesday night, $4,000 bonds.
proposed by til directors 10 lie is.ned 10 n.
lle'e the Company. present ernbarrass
msrts, 10 proyide against the CREATION Of the
future floating G"tt - carry oat the pro.
possd improvements d the road we're sub
scr,bed Nearly sG0h0G0 haze leen Pre-.
Viously taken.
III" subscription hooks, some sixty in
numi,er. are IN active circulation, apd the
eu,ire amount Of subscription IL no; known
Thy viii be returned D'g, wesk 10 tie Of
fc. Of tie Company aDd fourth meeting
= stock and bopdhO!defs will h. then called
A resolution will BE- of-rei arl adopted
"a accordance with The views suggested on
Wednesday night. teIasilg ;be cOupass fall
:, = de The year ia the payment q bonds.
WIRE The amour, il ,qua! 70 ~ 900, and
wb.u not. The scrip Of the Company will he
gwen for the sum das aud the acceptance
% the Company vii asso be ,akeu ia pay.
Deii'
Ssw Osiysys, Oct. l9-3 +. NJ Every
Ting toT laoks cheerful. The Bank 81 New
oi.ssr. IS paying specie IN small sums AID
vii rs.ulns en'if.ly nat seek.
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t'Sslaet.

Prrsox, oct. l9,--The recent freshet has
carried OH the horse race dam across the
Susquehanna River. six miles above Junk.
ham Rock. This will suspend navigation
upon the North branch Canal for a long
time. II il does not operate to the entire
abandonment OF getting coal west from the
valley, except by railroad.
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ARLINGTON, Oct. ~ Letters from tnl.
ilofnia induce the belief that the Pacific
section Of the wagon road Is by this time
completed. The country between Harris
Lake and Ilumbold, River, IL not 40 favor.
able ns was first anticipated, il being poorly
snppll,d with timber. grass aud water.
a letter dated oil lIayaaa, 18Th. from a
pcrson on board the Star Of the West.
which Ten here on the 7,h inst. for Aspiu.
wall. says:
We have bad . very unpleasant passage.
We were obliged 10 throw overheard some
OF the cargo. II blew Tremendously. We
ran ashore on thu coast ol Florida. where W.
stuck 3 hours. Wa were very lucky 10 get
OF II WAS brad daylight when she vent
ashore. We expect to be i've day. more on
the voyage to Aspnwall,
Dfails Of the Mexican news which was
brought by the steamship Texas to New
Orleans las been fec,'iyrd
The Alyarra who was mentioned in the
despatch from New Orleans, WAS Don Man.
ueI Aware. Mariana Vegan bad been es-
ccuted fr bis assassination.
The railroad enterprise, particularly that
relating To the 1eliuaniepec road. is the
principal topic Of discussion 10 the Mexican
press
Three ofihc Mexican States had consent.
I'd 10 gran, extraordinary powers 10 the OK.
ecatiye until the new Government, was g.
tablisbeJ
Gen. Pillard's letter lad caused much in.
dignation against Santa Anna
Me.srs. Itene Alsurc and Soule were pas-
seDg'xs on the Texas
Another conspiracy 10 restore Santa An
ma had been discovered and promptly frus-
t.aied
A revolution Was 30 have broken out on
tho 2Jth IN the City Of Mexico. There
was great excitement and alarm for three
days. Among the conspirators' arrests were
Gen Salas Obando, Gallossso. Secrczi, 10
nelia, aud Col. lion Mipneras, who were
doubtl,s IN hague with Santa Anna.
The Guerilla bands still held their own
against ALVAREZ. aud communication with
the Pacific is cut Of.
sg00000 u the stock Of the Tehuaniepec
rad was offered and was well secured by
capitalists.
The late storm extended along the gulf
coat. ] be- town Of McriOd. Vera Cruz,
yielded 10 ia violence. The vomit had dis
APPEARED.
Affairs in Yaca,an were In ststu quo.
The Government holds Merida.
The Governor of Leon had imprisoned
the Bshop II Monterey because Of bis re-
iu.al 10 sw'ar allegiance 10 the Government
WAHiSCroS. Oct. 20.--lnformstion has
been received from an Official source 10 the
ei'rct that the Constitutional Convention Of
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

PmLApn.nHiA, Oct. 20 Mc&rs. Farm.
ham, kirkham \ Co, dry goods merchants
have suspended and ask an extension.
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NV ORLEANS, Oct. 90 Deaths, last
week, l35 hy yellow lever, 3G-- all hos
pital cases
Grand jury found bill against Black
wood for the murder of Wright.
Financially, the dry closed gloomy. ---
Noing in Exchange; many worknmn dis
charged from manufactures.
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NEw ionk. Oct. 20 The Crystal Pal.
ace was throngod TO night, to hear the nm.
nual address before the American Institute,
by Hon, \. L. banks. The address was
most able aud eloquent, treating on the Ell.
emcn's Of national wealth, and the choice of
a,oca,ion aud their relation 10 tho moral
aud social condition Of the times.
Al lensi ten thousand persons were pres.
rnt The managers and invited guests sat
down Ia splendid banquet
The Coroners inquest into the death Of
Mr.. Swenson. who was murdered On Satur.
my evening, fixes Tie crime on james Roy.
ers, o youth Of sixteen, lie il no, yet M.
rested.
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Nrw YoRn. Oct, l0.--.The Black War.
rlor arrived at this port last evening with
Havana dates 10 the i,h inst.
The weather WAS line. aud very good
prospect Of large sugar crop.
1t was thought that Capt Palmer. of the
alleged shaver raese would be .um,bsrily
condemned,
The New York City Hanks now receive
on deposit and in payment Of debts due, the
bills Of all Banks in the State, except the
following five
Yates Go, Bank, fompkins Go Bank.
Bank Of Orleans, Ontario Co. bank.
The number Of failures reported in last
weeks fadepende,d ARE one h,.nd,ei and ss.
~ 0teni
New York CITY furnishes The number Of
Wtpsrcn, without counting tho eighteen
bank suspensions. There were fifteen fail.
ures recorded in Boston. Philadelphia fur.
nlshes twenty failures ~, Louis three. Ohio
five, Illinois thrcc, Michigan three, Iowa
sr'en, Minnesota three, Indiana two and
Wisconsin one.
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ing OF his accounts. as WAS alleged, with
the privacy of the cashier.
BosroN, Oct. 1.-THE result Of the di-
rectors' meeting to day authorize an increase
of loans to the amount Of about three mil
lion dollars, which will probably ease the
pressure somewhat next week.
In stocks prices are better, and more or
ders for investments are coming in.
HARTFORD. Oct 1.-THE Charter Oak,
Mercantile and Exchange Banks continue
to receive the bills Of the other suspended
banks and will not discount them unless
they are enjoined.
OSwEGo, Oct. l1-SOuthern Rights Bank
will resume business soon--probably on Mon
day.
WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-The amount o
join, stock redeemed at the Treasury yes
terday is $4,000. The amount OF money
subject to draft in the Treasury is Sl2s96,-
s50--a reduction from last week OF upward
Of S250,O00. The receipts Of the week have
been about 100000.
The United States Treasury Department
has issued the following notice in relation
to the redemption Of government stocks:
Treasury Department. Oct. Ii, 1857.
Notice is hereby given, that the limita
ton contained in the law authorizing this
department to purchase stocks Of the United
States having been reached, il is not within
his power to make further purchases o,
present
liowELi. Conn. See. of the Treas.
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Nww foHK, Oct, lo,--'rhe Metropolitan
Bank gives notice thu, !, will begin to-mor.
row TO recciv, bills Of tho New England
Banks on deposit at quarter per cent. dis
count, excepting only those Of the Rhode
Island Banks.
In the supreme Court. today, Judge
Roosevelt dismissed the motion for an Ia.
junction agaius, the Bank Of New York.
The returns from the clearing house d..
note "a gradual resumption Of activity in
business,
lia,ncs. Lyman n Co, leading dry goods
house, have suspended.
\. II. Wolfe a Co. Hour and produce
dealers, who temporarily suspended recently
resumed payment to-day,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-12-12

lne German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
b. H,ssEr. Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Saturday at
So per Annlm, payable IN advance. Terms for
Advertisements reasonable
OFF, Il: 1914. BROAD STREET
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-12-12
Weeimaumacm.

Ter ,.Sn,eiatr" tHtsMi icen @lmcM unS SamSioe nne
epe tn rep Mtcnntn.ci nS Naue oebaht Ter taltdhCh
eb nntweuS. ttdt so ,re nN Gnraua ter eisn
9lu r ru;rittr auSipdr9s Nhrnncnn ttlitetn
scn araa an ben 6eaSocttr fet cr 675 aeiaus cnlr-
Scn sSres urt NthetlrRaeu msScn iTnrfjrt crtrten
Nn,cissu olr M wsren 'clNceen
0tnoerNtn aufsearen GianNi0t Ginrdun0 encs aaares
{lo sien reer irc,iNt tilntu n 80 Gs 'pcma0e
Gnrudnuo uur fr SeS wtlctc Mo % Gts. r encR
pno CO. fir Nrua S.2 40 fur trc Mcnate Sno tur
fS caatc Gr6ne Nu;tilcn crScn rtrt6nifmlfg et
sicrtt bic %trrusun bcirnterc SrudN
suna %ueon t6nn bic Ntr Ses rrrbtrsebcnocn aa9eS
an Den, eic 3clIuls eriheui, einNtianet wertcn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02
ERrE11pnEs nc,REArEz.

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
curse of disagreeabe breath when by using the Balm
of Thousand Fowers"as a dentifriee would rot only
render but leave the teeth white alabaster?
Many persons do not know their breath bad, and the
SUBJECTS delicate their will never mentionit
Poura single drop of tho Balm" or your tocthbrush
and wash tho teeth night and morning. City cent bot
tie will last 4 year.
BeAuTtgUL CoMPLEXIoN may easily be acquired by
using the Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t viii ro
move tan, pimples. and eces from the skin, leaving
it of soft and roseato hue. Weta towel, pour two
orthree drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your sAayins-6rash in
either warm orcod water. pour two or three drops
Of ''i3an of aThoHsanl Flowers" rub the beard veil
and twill maJea beJura so6laher much facilitating
the operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
| FETRInGE 6 Co., proprietors.
KELLER. FARNSLTlY q CO.
apps lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

Hoe PRoDUcrs.-The Cincinnati Price Cur
rent reports the falling off in the number of
hogs slaughtered in that city, as compared
with last year, at 6O,88+. The average
weight so far as comparison could be made
shows a trifing increase over last year. The
yield of lard is not as good as last season by
from two TO three pounds to the hog. The
shrinkage, in curing the meat this year is also
estimated considerably above the average per
centage. Thus it will be seen that the falling
off in the hog product is more than equal to
the number of hogs above mentioned. The
actual falling off in the value Of the meat pro
duet at the average price of the season is
1928, 800. Fallen off in lard $21 800 Total
1914, 100 To the above a small per centage
must be added for shrinkage in curing, &c,
Sc, which will swell the deficit in the hog
product of Porkopolis, to near a million OF
dollars from last year.