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Inv 'kcsbarre, Pa, the l2b ct November last By
Rev. John Dorrsnce, y. G. 'ooiEy. Esl.. O.: = Paul
Minnesota. 10 Miss Louisa J. DusLAF, Gsea,t. o. lie
Ia'e Rev. Rober. Douglass, OF Pilisburga. IA
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TwN.vs Mail BAGS THROWN Or
Walkers Line which len Prairie du Chen
on Wednesday morning. with | ; mail bags,
arrived IN here Sunday morning with one
NOT hog and iul load OF passengers. We
understand the agents Of this line are fear
fal Of taking the mail bags over some Of the
streams down South, lest they should lose
somc Of them. They are very oousiderate,
bu, WI think the people OF this section are
disposed TO allow the said agents to risk a
trial. particularly ~ they earn tina, strong
robus, men. have BEEN every day brought
over the streams without any OF them be
ing drowned. VIII Mr.. Walker or his
agents do the far thing
FAr,L AoIpsSr.--A man namoi Ed-
wards. in the employ Of Mr.. punwell, Of
Dakota county, was killed instantly on Sat
urday afternoon, BY a team which he Wa
driving running OF lie vas thrown from
the wagon, striking stump with bis bead,
by which his neck was broken.
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MORTGAGE sALE.-D.f,ult having been made In the
u payment OF the S.iss nine hnn lred hfty.
four - 10 dollars. which amount IL claimed
due ~ he ds'- hereai certain laden Of
executed aud ielsprei by Minor = Story party
The ars; par; 10 John ". xay l.. G. Mas D. h. sykes o.
VI. sykes, A. Is. Hale, NJ IL. Halle -. z. Man q. n.
May, louisa {. HN, which bears dsie ths day of
November, A. u 1875. and which Guy recorded "a
mortgage IA BOOK p OF Mortgage Folio Sog in the Of
nee Of ;he Register OF Deeds for County Of
Ramsey and Territory OF Minnesota Al half past eight o.
clock A. NJ on The second aay Jun" A. D. 1856 40 iii
or proceeding Al Ian having becaisltged to
dab atJrrf AL or ANY part thereof
Now, therefore LOlrris hereby given iha N pursu-
contained and If the pr it.d n.
preiscs described inssli Mortgage and covered thereby
u
Part Of Los and 10 Black !, IN SAINT Paul pro..r
commencing sOuhN OF Block II seventeen
q! tonrtI Aui B0oeg thence NORTH q, a
line 81 Robert street y twenty dive feet ihrncs cas- al
right angles 10 Robert and parallel FOURTH street
~, hundred four and = hall feet thence
arallel with Robert street. ;: i've feet to
foUrth street thence west The ln- Of fourlh s,reet
~, one hundred twenty four and a hsf fees.
Together with ell and singular ihS Entertainments and
bppurt-nAnces thereunn appertauiug be sold AT
Mortgage, with interest aud tn Az eIprfses hy
law allowed a. the front door 81 ihs tou! House 10 the
cay a saint Pa In said Comfy Of Rsn.ey 90 >anri.y
th- 10 sierh day Vi January, A. u. lS5- n, 10 Ten
o'cocx tn the forenoon NJ thai day
JOHN " NAY,
l. G. NAV
r.. SYKES
81 SIkE~
4. II. HALE : NortgAzse,
N. H. HALE
- X WAY.
o. ". MAY
LDtlSA &. MAY
LAMPREY 4 III RID, Attorney Tor Mortgages
ns'eI december 3 i.5i deco NOV
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Yours respectfully,
T.. y. NELL.
To GEORGE LrxspES, Esq.
ln addition, the following sums have been
expended:
Board OF Educ alton to A. ID. Davidson
Dr., May 18th, ls57. to 1874 days work
on School House, First Ward, at 80 per
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MokfGAGt - is-Defsql having been osic to the
Al payment oi she sum OF i've hundred tRo65 s
s. % dollars the amount claimed be due al The
date OF lb- nouee upon certain lhienturs Mortgage
executed and delivered b. Henry El-i q Hrnr, 4
Burl OF the County Of Ramsey and Territory OF Mime ~
"a, "a IN Nay. /. G. Ms,. Dur.ou =. ~vss. q v
sykes, Ashhel u. Hale VI. II. HAZE .rnl. K Nav
Georg7 II May, l.. g. Way bearing date The fprieen;h
DAY 81 December, u ISIS and which wss iu.y record
al as Mortgage 10 BOOK , ni NDrtgsg~. on page g.
IN The hcs q ne Register Of Deeds Atd r. .ii m.
~ nj Ramsey On The - day u June A - -5s a, half
past eight oc.pck IN The forenoon OF dss D. SUI ~
processing a. law having been iasted recover .a1
debt or any part tGsr.,lt
Nov. therefore notice l. hereby given thai N pa-s,.
Ane1 and BY y.r1ue ri pasr- OF sale said Nsrg4Er
contained and o. thn SAtpa N kA-h provided tho
premises sseribsd Ia sad Msr aud clvrr. he-ely
a. VIII
PAri Of Los : and 10 Hoe. II Sc SAINT PAU proper
~ sad County, commencing pdiuj Esosr street
rs seventy I've feet ron The .phNr. Fourh
and k9ts-i streets ta"aCe moth line 81 aabert
- tsen eve iesi 'hrure rshf Re~ Nit. Ro
bert street and rarsel wi'h Fapr-b s-e@i l2tl one
h1ntrr weniy Tour sut bali feet Jh-ue south pArsl
lei vita Robert Stree . TWENTY-FIVE tee. iaruss ,sssi
parsiei with fo'rih street l3lt, haudred Ncnty
tour sna bali feet
Together viii Al sBl Singular ne hrredrAmsn's aHd
sp2uf.gances ihTreiat1 pertaining. sold At
fHoaf NesdIe 70 sssiF aud pay he g-hrdls upon sad
Mortgage iih insr-s aud e.yeuss. nv i,
SLOWED a. NE tr'ot door vi TIE Cour lols- 20 hs y
{ saint Pau n sat tJgAy Il Esns-y ga >s.ur4sy &!
.TtsenA 10 DAY 81 lsaaAFy A - -. zi lu .rn ell,
IN ihn forenoon 81 LA lay.
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We have examined the bills OF the above
statement and find them all properly vouched
for. GEO. J.. LrNspM.
JAMES l.. PoNp.
On motion Of Inspector Lnmsdcn
Resoiysd. That the Building Committee of
the First Ward School House be discharged.
On motion Of Inspector Paine,
Resolved, That the Teachers in our Public
Schools be rcmunerated by this Board for any
loss they may sustain by receiving City scrip,
in payment OF their salaries at par.
On motion of Inspector Furbcr.
Rssoirtd. That the Secretary employ an al
ditional female teacher for First Ward School
House.
Which was amended on motion OF Mr..
Neil, by the addition Of the following
'And two teachers for Second Ward, and one
for Third Ward"
Passed
Tn motion Of Inspector Neil,
Rssoirod, That Messrs. J. W. Bass, Hamilton.
Lyons, Brooks, King, j. y. Pope, Jno. Mat.
tocks. citizens of the First Ward, be invited 70
be preseat as Committee on examination at
the stone school house, on the END and 23rd
inst.
On motion OF Inspector Furber,
Rssoirsd, That the Secretary be requested to
procure blank certificates of appreciation.
signed by the Examining Committee. and given
to such scholars "a the Committee may desig
nate.
Board adjourned.
+. ID. MILL. Sec'y.
A SrAN 90 iIoRsss DgowxED.--Y ester.
day morning about nine O'Clock, 4 span OF
horses, with wagon and load of wood,
broke through the ice opposite the upper
lcvee, and the water being very deep the
team was carried under. The owner Of the
team, a Mr. Goodrich. We are informed, was
bringing load Of wood from the Dakota
side, and had driven his horse to within
about - feet of the 81 Paul shore, when
the ice gave way and engulphcd them. Mr..
G.. was fortunately walking alongside Of the
wagon, and had warning enough TO escape.
We regret to say tina, the loss falls upon a
man III able to bear il and one who. by
this accident, has lost the industrious earn
ings Of years.
4 Tnlrp HorsE-From the number of
strangers in the city from all parts OF the
State il would seem possible TO have an ey-
ira lIou-e organized 10 mark ont the bust
ness OF the Legislature. Although there
nigh, be some who would object TO show
their hands, there are a large number whose
interests would not suffer by public dis
cussion.
AT rux FULLER UoUsE-- The following
named gentlemen. members Of the legisla-
,ur, have taken rooms Mt thu Fuller Uous,.
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NoRrGAGE shLE-Defa,.n having be-n naa- u
vi he psym@a 81 he q slsi . -4evea hundred
ior'y Eve g 49, dollars, Nhich Amops esme1 %
10 ius stne is.e ~ MS W. e upon lndentar.
81 hsrgagr ID ant asi' cred b. Phap t,oAsnttA
- joan v. NAY l.. e AAy II T.. = Irs q, V -vsss A
y. H.8i. NJ Haze. -. MAJ. - ~ MAJ 80 Is,1is.
g. N.y parties OF he secpd psr heir asf. or ..slgps
wh.ch bears dAie ih~ II fOu-f~~utt Af q ~e~,u h-r
n ISIS duiy recorded = BAL past ei.bt l-or.
4 " the SECOND lay o. June 4 u i.5S Ia ihe Ksxs-
4 DEEDS orsr IN and fg ~ Corn,v a RAu.ssy 49,
Territory - Nln1esn-s "a Book = OF xoTsAg-. IA.
- e 90 sat- rrnr.etng law hAvin. seen tp.f
ia>d he i-ei sf0r~ssid sbv par shsr@f
N1s. hsr-or-, nn9ee "a hereby .irsn Il a. pur.a.al 10
,sa~i Art the staigie IN .I-h pruyi.et - prem
.~- fr'r riScc and emhrAeea ~ ssi Nor gage n
Far q its AM 10 IN R.1eS l. IN Saia Pal arop.r
~ SAL 'euniY bounded follows hssrnssg a. h.
n~rt slrr~t a. pJH 3 t-srn .,r,in
Wes; corner a ss Block No ~ there sar IN ne i'm.
81 HiH"Tr srr'i 81 AIRY f@rt henr@ MIR Aovie.
- R'aHr srr@' AM parallel With Fst--t srsst fIsli
49, handrr s-niy four Aud bali fee fh-ns. .o,th
pNTsl-sl MA koS~rS street ~ fny f.st ihsre- e.
Fa-ti'ei sh F"sT street l1s1, h4G4rea Ia snty-
i10r kna . bal foes
ra.-'sfr ~ N al ap4 singular "a. h---dsz.nt. ART
AgParisianrcs 1s-~'.ne srp-riA.ElnH b. ..a.i A.
FatF tss5as = 80 Al Isl barge .Ae 20 = a.
% 49, sor'ssze a itsT~. Ahi co.,s sos expense.
BY AZ A.a~et - roe f-aa - q rr. Court Hons. IN
e 'tty ssivi Pa. a ssf4 ts.aty a Rans@y "a -
sr.sy ~ Is svsvH-h e. o, J.aeAry Il % a.
10. tee oei9ck v 81 ih.S az
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The commml,ice oa Sgsi ward school
hoase presented the following statements in
relation 10 Gus, Of said school house
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after the usual preliminary business, Mr..
BRADLEY was called 70 the chair.
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JOHN W NAY
l. &. MAY.
u r.. sYk ~.
- ". SYkE~
\. II. HALE.
N. II, HALE
u X WAY.
o ". MAY,
I.Dt iSA MAY

LAMfREY 4 III RI. Atorney : Tor Mortgages
Hs'tA I'rcember 5, ic3l- De, q WOW
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to'as. ..r... .r.,t.- ........ sAS1
Riu o; Mr.. Murphy presented, and n.
fcrrcd to the committee on accounts. The
committee on accounts reported the follow
iny bills corr,S,t
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LANFREY HCRD. Au'ys - Gnr.ssF~..
I'sist December s. i~s- 3~~s wsa
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CITY NEWS.

Board or EDCCATIoS STATED MrEr.
ND Monday, Dec. I, Z. M.--Prsent,
Inspectors Furber, Paine. Lumsdcn Collins,
Baker. Neil
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

MonuoEs.-Two hundred and twenty
aror,nons arrived at New York last week.
from England They are said 70 be a hardy,
simple sec of people, accustomed 10 pFiya-
tons and toll They are received by the
elders OF the church and aided in their jour
new to salt Lake. 1t is sad the access'oos 10
the SAINTS from abroad, during the last year,
will number 6Q00 They have missionaries IN
England, France, Germany, lily, Norway
! Sweden. and even in Greenland. Many con
/ verts arrive at Sun Francesca from Australia
and the Pacific Islands, who settle in Nor
mon town in California, which has become s
poDulous as to send tao members to the Cali
lornia Legislature.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC:
R.sxs.............7 q SuN SErs.............45l !


EVANSVILLE CGsHE GAL CoLLEGE---"e are pleased
- learn that the above ustitutcn is ouriShrs cor
dton.
So r, the present session. there has been quite an in
cease in nuuberof the students III attendance over
thst of any previous session.
This best evidence OF the appreciation by the pub
lie OF Mr. Behms ability competent AMI practical
instruct Of tn. science of BOOK Keeping
We can not any gool e.son why this school
should not receive mora lib ra patronage, (especIaly
the evening sessions) There are not many !oLnsmeh
in our city mechanics. Gle ks and others who could
spend their evenings better advantage than b! al
tSndrg course of lessons, in this slh 1oi'
We would assure our country frcrds who may be de-
srou4 OF attending course of lessons in Commercial
College, that the opportunities presented al his shoot
for aclu lg Ugh practical knowledge el the SCI
eace Of doulle entry Book Keeping, in all lis parts In
cIuding general knDwlelze OF business Al business
Rlbs that would require years e'untg house, and
which can obtained here ID few months, are moi
surpassed by sny other school in the country Mr.. b
the Principal gives his entire personal attention to eaCl
s.idcnt aud does rely upon assistants often
the 5, in o:he schools; consequently he is certain
being 4be to give entire satfacion to all wh5 may pa.
rome his school. b.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

IxrzaEsrIHG SrArIsTIcs.-During the year
1856. thirty three serious railroad accidents oc-
Cured, resulting in the death ol one hun3red
and fifteen persons and the woondins Of two
hundred and sixteen -Four hundred and thirty
nIne lives have been lost oy accidents to steam
vessels. The loss By fire in rhe United
States during the year 1856, reached ,he u 4 Of
ISl8,OMUOO From table puoIsned IN tne
Sew York journal Of Commerce, We learn
that the number Of arrivals at that port ior
fI85G, was l4I,G72, Of which 90, - were Ger
mans and SO 9J6 were Irish. The amount u
tonnage constructed in New York tbs past
year, has been less than former years, amount
Iiug to O322 tons.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

The BLUE RIDGE TUNNEL.-On Monday
morning last, at an early hour, the workmen
in the western end Of the Blue Ridge Tunnel,
perforated a hole about two inches in circum-
ference through the mountain, and in the
language Of General Gordon, daylight now
shines through the Blue Ridge" This event
caused great JOY on tie part Of the workmen
and every one of them laid down their tool
to spend the rest Of the day in frolic. The
draft at the perloration is strong enough tt
ext;nguish light on the eastern side.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

New CRY IN LoUIs1ANA-The fichsbure
Times says that a new city, by tnc name ol
De Soto is expected to rear its walls ana tuF-
ret., in short time, on the LOUISIANA shore
Of Tue Mississippi river, Immediately oppoa. te
to that city. The property em3racss tae
lands lying around the FlcAsour9 Shreveport
and Texas Railroad, and will open field O
labor, activity and commercial enterprise
which viii. ina short time, make it the second
Ic.ty oL Louisiana.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

(LF The telegraph cable that is to be the
medium Of thought between the old and ne"
world, is only aUout the diameter Of half
dime. 1t consists OF tAree small copper
wires embedded in gutta percha, and the
whole wrapped with wige, and covered Win
a substance lmperylOus 10 water.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

o. The Pittsburg Post of the 5th remarks:
."Uness the river opens our cotton mills will
have to stop soon for want OF material to work
on The supply Of cotton is nearly used up
This is to be regretted, as il will turn huiia-
reds of poor people out Of employment. Il
is to be hoped it will not last long, OF 1t viii
prove hard winter fora great sIaay people.
They can get supply by the way 0. I1trf
and the railroads through Illinois, Indiana ans
ONO.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

(EF 4 manufacturer in Massachusetts, is
advertising for mule spinning and cardins
help, to 60 to Kansas early in the spring
a portion Of the machinery for small cotton
factory has already been shipped, and the
looms will follow rs soon as manufactured
Considering the many disadvantages that such
an institution will have to contend with IN
tho art, it becomes brave undertaking even
for Yankee enterprise.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Organization Of the Indiana Legislature Rich
Proceedings!
INDIANAPOLIs, J an. 5.

SiSA-i @NAA
Indiana Legislature met this morning at 10 /
o'clock. Senate was called to order by Lieut..
Gov. Willard. A motion was made to ap-
point Mr.. Burk, President pro. tenn. Gov.
Willard refused to Weld the Chair. Mr.
Burk then took his scat along side Of VII |
lard. Republican members were sworn in +
bv Judge Gookins and the Democrats by
Lieut. Gov Willard. Members are now de
batting the right Of Willard to hold his seat,
ana Will probably organize this afternoon
The House organized by the election of|
Ballard Smith (Dem) Speaker, and W. i.
Bowers (Dem Chief Clerk. The Governors
message will be delivered tomorrow at ten
o'clock, if the Senate is organized.
CONGRE ssI0NAL
rnIRrY,roUnru coxGnE,s-sEcoxD SESSION.
WAsuIEGroN. Jan. s.
Neither House in session.
Railroad Accident.
STEUBExvILLE, O., Jan. 8.
The coal train going West this morning,
on the S. & l. r. r. flew The track on the
bridge, three miles from this place, striking
the braces, throwing / Is into the creek,
and breaking one end Of the bridge down.
No detention Of trains, ana no other damage
done.
PIrrsEUnaH Jan. s.
The river is still closed; weather intensely
cold The thermometer 5 degrees below zero
at sunrise this morning.
ClScISSArI, Jan. 8.
Ice formed across the river here yesterday
evening; people crossed Oh it last night and
this morning.
CurCAG0. Jan s.
The National Kansas Committee have is
sued a call for a general meeting at the Aston
House New York, on the 22ad inst to report
the doings since their organization.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

CL-.F The little steamer Emma Brown sunk
at hurricane Island, on the ID inst. She
? took in a cargo of hogs at Uniontown, and 1t
was thought they rooted hole in her bottom
She was run on the bar, and, if the ice spares
her, NAV be raised. The hogs were taken of
in a flatboat.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

CLT The closing of the rivers has greatly
increased the travel on the Ohio and Missis-
sppi Railroad, and the Evansville and Craw-
forisyie road. Both roads are doing lu-
cratve business Tue 0. &; N. Road have
been taking freight from the country in the
rear Of US, to St Louis, ut very moderate
rates Flour has beea landed at St. Louis
fro II Davics5 county, for 35 cents per barrel,
and pork for 10 cents.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

~ The Cincinnati Morning Times has
been suspended, and hereafter only one edl-
,tion day will be issued from that office, and
that at 2 O'Clock ?. NJ. The Commercial
gives an obituary Of the Times, in It's own
peculiar style, and insinuates that the Even
mr. edition will soon follow its predecessor.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
Dafaat Of Walker.

By last nights mail, we learn that advlees
hal been received at Baltimore, on the !th,
that Walker has been whipped, and compelled
to evacuato and take refuge in the Island o.
Omelepe.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

~ No one has IS yet ycnturei to cross
the river, though the ice appears TO be firmly
wedged fom shore to shore. All commumca-
tion with Henderson is Of course cut oil.
LArER.-Late in the afternoon yesterday q
party o! half dozen crossed the river on the
i,e below Division street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

OF Drays were bl7y all day yesterday
filing up the only vacant place left on the
levee with barrels Of pork. With the reopen
i ng Of navigation, we may expect busy times
on the river.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

0r,F The land sale ut Leayenworth City,
: Kansas territory has ended. The lots in
Leavenw5rth were withheld from sale, parsu
ant to an order from Washington. The land
in the neghborhood has all been sold at very
high rates. Lots in the city were constantly
changing hands at advancing rates. \ I'm
cinnati firm bought twelve thousand dollars
worth of these lots and will neX5 season,
make improvements on them costing twenty
thousand dollars Six hundred buildings, it
is thought, will BE erected in the town mex
season, ami that the population, now about
three thousand, VIII be doubled The Lane
Office at Lecompton Is TO be opened forthwith
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

OE-We would say to orr friends who have
been waiting for blank deeds, that we have
now on hand several reams, printed with new
type on the finest quality OF flat cap paper
Call and examin tehem.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

~ NEBsrER's Concert for the poor, comes
off on Tuesday evening. \ rare musical treat
may be expected, as our amateur musicians
hive taken hold Of the affair in earnest
Full particulars will appear in due time.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

Mr.. Hiram Morris, living about four
miles from Lafayette in fit Of anger with
his horse. began whipping him severely
while holding the animal by the bride; the
horse, by = sudden and powerful spring thre"
his master against the corner Of a fence, ant
one of the sharp points Of the rails penetra
ted his abdomen, causing his death.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

O. The Express Company still continues
to favor us with late papers iii advance Of the
mail Mr. Fish, the gentlemanly agent, Is
making for himself, hosts of friends.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

frF Gov Geary Of Kansas has decided that
the cannon balls furnished to the Uniteo,
States troops, cannot be properly used to be
fastened with chains to the legs Of the free
State men, who have been convicted Of de-
f.ndinr their homes and families from the
encroachments of border ruiIiianisn.''.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

0Hr We have received the first number Of q
literary paper published at Boston, entitled
Spectator. 1t promises to be sterling itera-
ry paper
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

~ Thackeray is now lying dangerously
il at Bradford, Rhode Island, and has been
compelled to postpone his series Of lcctares
on the Sovereigns of the British throne.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

fEF A company Of 500 men well armed
and equipped, left New Orleans for Nicaragua
,on the 2Sth ult
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

ET Punch says it requires an early start
nova days for man to get round his WIG.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
MEDICINAL.
S2alo88 NdQo322

I21l@58 l21Qo39
This hitherto iRrocte6le disease, Of form and
eucTY stare.
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY
DR.sCAyASAUGH's PILE sAIVE
yv7ItL never fail in giving Immediate relief. and pG
~ lively curing the orst and obstinate case
Only INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here the Piles and is the result of years
patient study and Investigation. ,.1 ~,
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without its to do all the proprieoT
directions accompany each box and all
r1uzite strictly observe them, and cure is GER
qhs risor ors to the following testimonials from
and standing who Rave Foluntary
given their certificates its favor IN regardt to Its ecaoy IA
heir l7n cases. Read them.
TIE Richar5 Yates late member Congress from the
y f''"=-'-- JaofsonvilIe. H.. Nov. Is. 1855.
Dr. Troz II Cavan Inc preparation, Cava-
nauas Pile Salve which furnished found OF srea
service producing easy and speedy eure do not hssl-
'"'' 10 Respee ..iiy RICH4RD YATES.
in from Rev. B. F. Bristow, is sufficient re-
Iaeksonville. H.. December Is. 1854.
CavanauEh conceive il 50 be duty owe to the at
nf Por ,.Pns Ssive'' was tor several weeks
sorey afflicted with that painful and loathsome disease the
OF pbysician others without receiving
heneft ~ te strong q your Y my
earpv in saying an application ct our save three
| days perfected an 'A''io cure B. F. BRfsTow.
Chicago, August 30, 1855.
D. T. II Cavanaueb. present )
was suffering ensely with the piles Imenoned my CON
1tian - you asking yorr adviees 43n your
ravea in ny ce invaluable remedy, and cure for
yeqrs truly 5oHN y HAT2oG3 Z : GG3T6HSrGR s. HSqS No.
F'''e = p'' sex sole Proprietor, Louis. No.
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The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

frrThe Branch Of the Bank Of the State
Of Indiana" was issuing its own notes quite
freely on Saturday. The notes are OF beauti-
ful design, and are considered there as good as
gold.-FIn. G1z.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

a a. = KEGS Msrine Biaa Powder.
a - $50 do B'os,iag Do;
by decI1 z. Il. COOK SON, Sole Agents