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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27
Family Mhrkseissg.

Family NarkstinG.
RETAIL PRICES OF PkODUoB-vD0krABhxs LOOKING
rs--rHOaPrCr or The FRUIT DROP.
Butchers complain OF dullness In the trsde since
the very weather has sst In. prlses arc quoted
lower in consequence but stu compelled
10 pay high Ggure fcs meat ulG ehoui lie ohesp. II
has been complained that the list we give weekly rates
meat lover than 1t usually be bought, but thai
tAiny 10 not our fault We know that meat DO pro-
cured at the rates publish, AMI II butchers charge
more their customers should not buy OF them but deal
elsewhere.
Tho FISH market Is well eupped but prices keen high.
There Is serae fine bass In nAyke and ~ Is selling
from Soc 10 44c per TO- and ui be down 10 &c.
The rhy this go dear Ia az count Of the
distance II he's 10 travel befose reaches Nov Yoyk
caught away down Fast and s2 per boz often ps for
toe carriage to ths city Salmon trout will shortly DO In
market from the lakes This il no. well kuo IN 10 the
public, though gurmaods prize 1t highly and those rho
eat II ocee always feel cspo repeat the erimeot
The oyetar trade Is dull b io ers crGbs ond so shpl
clans are In great demand There Ia nothing DOING 10
poultry, with the exception Of the sa.e Of low spring
chickens for the hotels There IL DC game ~orth mer
ton!Ae beyond e!ew tEckt4rds and saipe Butter IL
down 10 Is ccaa pcr D., sad IL mua be chsAper before
the summer Ia over, tie immense California adc
entirely fallen of, and farmers muss ok for home COO
sumers merely For tAs last Ave pears the farmers have
reascd goss harvest IN the "bute~ CROP bat they
must make up their minds 10 be content wth less profits
Eggs selling yesterday at the OF slz for IL cents
vegetable and fruit departments These are Oiled to over
hc~trR hot, erssee 10 says within the lad few
days psices have gcce up a. Il was ssosr.auod that
the heavy rs40s had not euly kept produce tsck,
bus bsc also spoiled the crops due during tho past
month. leaa went Up rs cents euthei yesterday,
AID by reference to he prcea gwen be.os 1t wilt be
that oil green tuck rates hish Potatoes brought
larger Ggare Even old potatoes (He'cers bring -
barr ell snd par les oral in thea say they canuot
supply orders at that price. cargo OF potatoes
from Norfolk arrived THURSDAY ard they cold Ut tie
rae OF So per bbi aae price for euob snal potatoes
Boruludas sti 10 market and SOL wall A spienfd
variety Of from d. nuds ssc sale for csuts
per 10.
The ast wesS The Graaost straw berry week
kno@L Ia New York. Immenso quantities brought
o the lad az many a. 10000 taske wore nhlppsc
from this port 10 Boston Cherries hgh Gooseberes
tell for from i2c 10 l5c. per quart There large GUAM
ttse Of lemoas n market which soil a: 81 60 per beg
RETAIL, pEICR--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

IN relation % the railroads diycrrfnr from that city
Evory railroad running from Boston except the Eastern
Isys oiydcnd Juy. Nearly ali tncm have earref
much than thcy pay. The Nnne Providence, Wcs.
eru ami ud U0ony, iu particular have done exceedingly
we'll ard TIE price OF hor strrks atcsts tho public
probation VI tn val1". Mot of ruqdy the hfst
halt Of BIZ have ahead ng the CORES ondirg
poTtr u ~ but the general stsrraou ~ trc n be
einruC ~ to unr nnuy of ihnu, both regards freight
and gsee 'arrngs and rnicss the fall buanc- should
be vCry alive, the icy viii receive icss in tbe
whoc uf isj. th an In the whole 90 $50 Dn the ohcr
ham they lJcing thelr cxpcn much ps
able, and tter net earnings tn year may tail behHd
those n 1850.
The annexed sR,c exhibits tie value Of foreign dry
goods imported INTO this pc, during tho AID
Jan L. In cscl OF he pat three yetrs--
No.. as. fov p,vt
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Ksna Matstr Operntlons.

TIE Relieving pecea OF real estate sold a. suction
yesterday at the Merchants Evcesnye-
hsuse ADD lot {. side 18th -t., 10 a. r. OF ~ A,
25xio5.. 81 600
story brown stone houEs anu lot de IGth q a.
IO0f OF ID sv, ITsiOa ..:.'.....:......1.'s 900
story broea rtope house and lot =. eide 4Tlh st.,
9epns,E of',h sv., Is 6IiOo ........,....., 4,-25
story brick house and l0t ;. 2 cofner Of 18th Az
nad 9Th at, Ztx $50
ot n side 18th e., SIS " 90 Sh Az. Z5xlcoc 80
ot NV. corner or Sth AZ. and 18th at TexlO0 lIi0
., lot w. side sth Az. ard 2sth and 10Th s.s.,
2s,iOo, each
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tyho's Yovr fIstfsrt
The co, ntrymsn iast me ~ to~n.
REPLIES tts riches and renown,
De Carcs ruuud with tscani starr,
And feels be~ilderrd w despair.
rhe 'busser cabs, the shops the boyp.
The busy din, incassar, nore;
AND the pafwents psi.er cisitrr,
he hears the question. WHO'S yous hai.rs'
"My halter! WIZ ask his ~ me-
just Will moment SOU ihril see.
Won prize apps arences. you say.
Ans would unto the world convey
.ry cutw ard ga~b your claim ~ be
Eespcttsble az those Won sec.
Although your trousers. coal Isl srst
ne neat hiforni, " make the best.
We do MOI care a straw for thai.
n you pu' "a y shabby hai
N you would follow in the van
Know IT'S he ha that makes tiie msn-
A proper cc,er for the head
IN fashions form II I'VE you vel bred
Tint bow suiis the vsr,cus syies
nttAshionsblo uslty tlet
.rau select one ~ stain
tne viiect and keeu out toe rain
~yust Sep 70 KNOWS, 90 Broadway.
~ nrrt otkatters We can s.y
MNsuu ,u-re you. 20 your hearts content,
Wi ind your money MT Ia r,ient
fhen ss you wax through ~ the town,
.vl csrrF On your heal rcnowu;
,ha uen " surely will rrl naiter
- Nny ~. Nou, Who's yonr haiiaf.
1T, bo, yuu " own with pride Ne knoE.
whose Gus otners a p seem IN fnrks +"
knot may be fnurd on a,v as,
OWNER ct Fulton sud l:rnaa~ss
knd At our frtfDde rrcr,n, -
No hms. We tAehIpsbs.'s rrisni
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The exact smoun, and mature Of the rdetedness Of Cali
forna have been fully understood and the late de-
oisio1 OF supreme Court which 10 substance declares
the Furpussge ofhe state Indebtedness three hun
dred lbonsa3d dollars 10 be null and void, and uncons
tutona By article Of the state compact, gues peculiar
interest 10 The subioned statement, which We COPY
from tho san Francisco R-2i+r, though regard
beyond all question tia, the win assums the wnoe
debt The total debt {, California reported January T.
lsii sS,9iOaOo 40, exclusive Of seiSo2c 81 OF war
debt not yet provided TOR, 10 be paid by Congress- To-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

embraced about hog,beads Chiefly rron rst hands
end mostly for the London market
TOBACCO Continued 70 Q limited extent prices
changed. - hhd.. Kentucky and MAysviue a HLc u
i5c-, 81 bales Hsvsra, 49, sg2ko 81 b4.cs al p 40
bae~ Yara at p q cases seed leaf al lac. 21c.
WhRxSy.-Salos of 600 barrels made at &c. tc
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RTrONn ZCl2n.
CITY COMpIERCtAL REPORT.

taDAf, june ~ 7. u,
AsUS,.-1he martc, WINS quiet, with small saoi Of pot,
al 77sc. &c while pearls nominal
,S-,io1r-rhorc continued TO be fair lie.
mand from tho trade, belh Tor domestic consumption and
for export while prices unchanged, CLOSING with some
loss spirit than That unaffected yesterday Tho saeg em.
btacct ahout q nlo ri,out foi
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Total $40 ssp,I;l 3,4e9,5oi i,4TT,7ae o., "a

IVtd' SKVbJV,III VlR6ViJVt 4iFtI ~" F.VI-cS1
The Philadelphia L.dseT Ola recent date, says
Aiegany county 6's (Alegany Valley issue) soId dowa
TO &C. decline Of between the rst and seconf boards
Is evidently the result of the opposition Of tue citizens
the county 10 the Increased tax 10 eet the amount CT
snteres, de!anl,e by ten Tafoed compenrs The action
of the county authorizes in refusing the committee OF c
Oerusson 70 make investigator CT the ccuaty books
and vourh hers to alleged frauds In roereace 70 he.s
railroad bends, think bady ads.ed, AID rsy afford
preest for reputation more roen than even tb disco
very OF the alleged informally and "snbtortaee Bob
the County Comm ssone-s and the Ccuaty treasurer have
refused the committee appointed by The tax payers per
mis- ca 70 examine tae railroad looks and the minutes
the ground thai Ia fuaoOrarioe DO oct recpgnse
committee OF voluntary convention as lecA. authority
The Convention Is 10 met nSAu On the .Sc H. oct up0a
the Information obtained by the committee Whatever
the Issue @ THE couhct between the tar payers scd
the county a. horues, one t.ing oertathe ere.
d q the bonds VII suier, r. the prejudice q the ,uno
Ceat holder.
The receipts Of tao Morr Cana Cospan7 sor TIE Season
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Brooklyn city News.

TuS ArFAT IN RAYMOND Srrrrr--ibe ini1rcd nan,
rhomAs xOrrcn, who was Knocked scnscicss 10 STRAY
in he bat factory OF Mr. Prentice Raymond street,
thursday acrnocn, much bctcr that he Is able 10
speak. The Coroner was notified Yesterday make m
aHio norton examination hut dccrrng him clniton
likely 70 recover no adjourned Tho elimination 20 sone
future day IL likely tsas BY proper treatment he al
ssvcutusiy recover.
SavAu Gn1 DRowNrn.-A servant IN the employ OF a
rsm,iy residing at No 30 Sse street, nsnsl Margaret
tronAn, drowned in clslc-n in The OF the house
IN Thsrsday evening. Shc discovered ,pfne time
after. " supposed she fe 10 while engaged Ia draw
ing pail OF wafer. Coroner smell he'll inlucr and
vtrdici 10 accordance with The fs'ts VIZ rendered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

Toilet ArsscIes OF the First QuaIity.-Fvv
sss ri o. \. SAUNDERS store uriy, No. Assoc Hou-e.
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aDYTRTIsENENTS RENRWES EVERY BAR

|
pusCELLANKOUA
5000 ALPACA TSt Hsnss "a nd !, ya.Sa st 70
1000 AFAoA cSf ss1ss Is AND Is yi e s- ~
5000 AfA sFsSs 70 .,a q. -,i s = o 70 .
5000 AfAA f HSViss Is s,d :, ys z E r 70
3O00 &sS.ss d and 81 sui < 2 't ~
5000 ArNA ssAss % and 8 ,ai !. : .rss,
5000 AlfAoA oot asx.s 80 ana % ral ,, TO-"
5000 "lrAoA c9i sSzss and q g 8 81 . 70 .
1000 NAOA 2sSsss :, .at !. ru y g :,r 70 .
5000 ArAA MEvxSs % and Is r, Z p .- 70 "
1900 A 'G T7xs @ ard .; = = . - "
1900 r-oN sy,Ss a;.,i q sa !, 2 :, =
5000 'L'A'' 09 sFviss q .7d 50 taa, . s r.
5000 'Lr''- 0GtFs sss 2 'i 70 70
1000 nr'0. CS' EEy.ss % .sa J, ysl g l 70 80
1900 urA'A C GNsAss 8 All Is rla .,l 70"
5000 ALPACA z VAS q ;sd :. .siS. :, T2'
5000 ALPACA cav !. sSlsa q .sa :. ..s. ..s
5000 ALPACA 1Sh hSsSs g .ad IA q .,l r.
5000 ''fA'A G2i ixss % ia 4. uou q az 70 %
= OOO WHITE DUCK coAn "a aroS
o.VVO A. ~ ANN', &C. ard g. Fulfor
5000 Wits Dg 1,si P9 81, a., e = rc SO. .
5000 WHITE Dyaf iS Sss.' go r Z EH -, --
5000 vHiIS nvST = c ~, !. ?. .ts 2 2 res
1000 wuirr Dun cosrs EgroE
3 600 wAiTs pu.S cos s TO-
5000 Tni'r Oys 'r gpGss1: !. e rs ~, ...
5000 'HIr' OsSf sS f9sIs !. 81 "a + !. Ts ss.
5000 WITTY DTS sv GSsF' :: .!s 8 Eo gss. ~
= mn WITTY DICK coats 81 Gross
5000 Wu'r DTaT sS 2osIs !. r L. l2 ps.. ~
= 900 wHIrs nvcx cosrs q % roN
csVOO ht'ANs, " md = Fulon ~r~st
= OpO wHfrE DrCT CCtTs 81 " Io@
O.OUO 81. w Ans. - sud - pul.or
5000 vT' OUGt , sGss: Z e Z. e 70 e rs,. ~
= mn wurE nvCx GOATS o. Srop
OsVOV AsNAN-' ~ ssd N, Fulsr sfvsA
= OOO Wits DucR CoArs q 9Ioh
D,UVV AtbvANs o. AID - rurdn sae-A
x OOO WHITE DUpE COars, % y ros%
= OOQ wnITg nuCE Cotrs y 50 yo&
O.VNV kvtNE, "a ADD o. Futon -irtet
8 OOO wHirS DuoS Sc co ,s q Is, 50 TO e
5000 WHITE Drsn r S9ssrsS Sa s Is.oa Stress
IN U aaArr WnpnIHa OARrw
Cry seroi ~ ire CITY, RroAavN, wrsw " puAee <xsGA
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Lcckstfs. Manufacturers nnd importers OF
v-rty NJ frng- is-g cord and ,sssis and
s-ssnu trimmings. a. al FULTON sircr RrOosyu
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oeao.s besvtr cassmsve bv ~ the elite New York and
Vicinity arcs Il ~ he nadrg dress hat OF the
TIM dow Sorsd psragcn ma.chlass hearty q e Hight "a
thr wing o fnry and vens led with the greatest care for
the b. atb OF ,ha wesrer xcusire In AL paris pro
pees a. /, is unapproacAabs In Style For oay BIZ
0ENIN, Nc. 2iA DraadWav oopostA n Paups.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

Cool Summer Hats Panama, LeghOrn.
sonnet braid and straw hats at BANr$5 corner OF CacS
andy oostAr
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Paper Hangings at W hoiesale, or our own
and importation, OF every desirable sy,s for
sale 10 the :sde q ne lowest cash prices By THOMAS Al
A CO., 25- Broadway
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Rich Paper Hangings for the Retail Trade.
81 styles OF recent porAton Work done 70 tao
sststc manner By rHOMA6 FAYE 90. ~ Broadway.
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Portable Drssslng Cases In Great Variety
For sale ~ J. 4 L. sAUNDERg aOrs only 10 X.as
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Ymlthsonlan House, BroadWny.-Rctsl 40
summodsions the Eagopeaa plaa option.
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No Lady Equestraans Elegant Summer
riding bats designs Of braid ieEhorn and liRh
fell 10 brown, gray and mged colors q. BASrA'S l0
Canal street
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Paris Shoes, just Received Per Fulton, from
Ggs. Makers zUGBNE FERRIS SON, tootmskers
% Nassau street below John street
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Beware Of Firewnter.-Vhe Burning Sensa-
ton In the stomach consequent imbbing holland spra
IL unkpc 70 him who beverage Gu ARIES Lon
don Corda, Gin It u mild tonic diurstc restorative
wibort q particle OF matter ia s c,mpositou.
Warehouse ~ Broadway All druggists and gocers keep
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PsragOn Hats.-Archer & martin request
AL wshiT has % call and examine the pArAgo
hal Q, 2ID 0reenwch street.
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Don't Buy until You have seen Or. Shsr-
russs newly invented suiis persaA rus ohee 49, Broad
WAY.
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edy OF al nations Tor burns scsds cuts bruises sprans
contracted tnews. erupons tuno rheu ussn
and al external pam AID nnammHiOu whether produced by
anedsn. elsease rIirea6ne7,. Warn onoaI0a1 should
prrcete L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

Shoes snd CATERS.
The isrges. assortment
And cneapes. Ia toe city.
BRoCEs SIS Broadway and ,50 Fulton street
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To tho Retail Hatters In this Ctty and Coun.
uy0n MONDAY june - we will cammenSe ciose the
balance 81 ths sessous manufactured sork OF meas
hoys' and ct.iren's bas ebrscng
many new and desirable styles at prices 70 quit
the lAenoss OF the seaAon
A INLAND co l30 Hroad vay
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"FrodeFScks' Temple O( Ar.--No. $50
Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Hallot, pes superior 70 any made In tbs CITY.
Paragraphs, In OIL pastel and squerets, By FaEDH
BIZ ks corps Of Partisan arss
Photographs. In Indian ink Partisan style.
Dsgierrsx types and embrotypr> Ia colore.
Gallery from A NJ 10 ID p. NJ, aad ree 10 s1e In
ana ION Of he puh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees-
The best IN the world surpsssnR all kaie sod AL Applied
81 tho mandatory. ~, Rros4iway
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Rr,.toIs s.r..rar,Ila when An OH

Bristoi's SarsarartIis when All Other Me-
dlcinss and Sonhsru climate, have fai relieve
pulmonary dlseaae and rcro'u this resvssie tauc sad
dlsinfec' ant wo-ks Sold ~ ID. T. LANaAN co,
O. Waer street, Aad by al d,agElsia 1t ~ per botre
Rupture.-maI sh q CO.. Radical Cure Truss
Office, removed 10 No vssey street, AsiOr HOcss.
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Cristadoro's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupsss
stand uDryaled n iAs eonnt.y Wholesale and rsA and
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Once upon time to Follow the Fashions
ruin 10 slender bu. enterprise 10 chsapeu
Ing ae eessnsles " NE For osiance wfLDHs oopua
millinery wNerooms No. 2Si broadway. the wns. spirri
summer honnsls rtss colfures sss rbbons frerc
flowers &c may be ooAiaed without
most modera.s finances
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the Great Down Town Photographic Es-
tablehmen MEADE BROTHERS, RS Brcsdway. four door,
AL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-19
~ Gov. Willard, in his inaugural, saws

When, and upon what conditions, persons
either native or foreign born, shall acquire and
dispose of property, or exercise the right Of
suffrage in any State, depends upon no act Of
Congress, but upon the laws Of the State.
The Constitution Of the U. States says
Congress shall have power to establish uni
form rule of naturalization" All powers ex-
pressly given to Congress are taken from the
States. This power was conferred on Congress
in order that the conditions OF citizenship
should be the same in all the States, as the
citizens Of one State, were to have all the
rights of citizenship in all the other States
1t was to avoid the various aad conflicting
provisions Of the different States, that this
power, Mr.. Madison said, was conferred on the
aliens to al the virtual rights Of citizenship,
on other terms than is prescribed for naturali-
cation by Congress, is an indirect violation Of
the Constitution, and an indirect encroach-
mcnt on the powers Of Congress. The Gen
eral Government has power to make all laws
necessary and proper for carrying the powers
granted to it into execution; and the powers
not delegated to the United States, are reserv-
to the States, but those that are delegated are
clearly taken frem the States. To admit q
foreigner to all the rights and privileges Of a
citizen, is in fact to make citizen of him. Il
the power to naturalizo foreigner is given to
the General Government, it is taken from the
States; and if Congress has power to pass all
laws necessary and proper to carry Their
powers into execution, they certainly have the
right to prohibit the States from encroachn2
or assuming any Of their powers; and as on'
Of these powers distinctly conveyed is to de
clare on what terms foreigners shall become
citizens, Congress can prohibit the States from
mixing citizens in any other way than as the
llws Of Congress prescribe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-19

81 Some Of our contemporaries are discuss
ing our plan of license law. In providing
that licenses shall be limited to certain num-
Der for each community, and awarded to
those who will give the highest sum, we pro-
posed that only the offers of those who could
give the proper vouchers of moral character,
and fill bond with the necessary securities,
should be received. There would be no more
difficulty in excluding improper persons from
the use of license under our plan than under
any o4her system that has been suggested
1t is impossible by general law to fix the
rates of licenses for all places; and to leave
it to the discretion of any local authorities is
to give them the control Of the whole sub
Iject.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-19
SENTIMENTAL REPORT

fcapitel during the preceding six so
OFFCERs.-W Clrpenter President John a. Re ice
VIM BIker. Cashier; Eobt Early Teller and
Book-keeper.
DIsEcl oRsW Carpenter. ohm A Reitz Conrad Baker.
Chos Garvin and Philip Decker.
persons who parties the articles
81 Association within said period David Piper.
who have withdraTn.-Iames :. Ross.
Names OF present Stockholders james X McLanahsn
of the City of NewYork; Hezekiah EastOn L D. Gull
son Mil. Tho Early. Dr. Joseph HES
ter Henry Stoner Daniel o. Gehr and David Piper ell
franklin County. Pennsylvania willard Carpenter.
JohR a eitz Clemens Reitz. Henri D. Allis. Lev
oxes Samuel Orr Conrad Baker Thomas e Iarvin, WA.
Baker Philip Decker and Henry Wingert. all Evansville.
Tnd Samuel Hall of Princeton. indiana; and I'm.
Bail, q Terre Haute. Ind.
DAYS Dssount-Day Sundays Fourth July, Christ
and New Year days excepted.
open for the of business. f7oca to 2
O'Clock A. H.. and from to 4 O'Clock +. II
State OF Indiana, Vanderburgh County. SIS.
William Baker being duly deposes and that he
is Cashier said Bank the report
the transactions and condition said Bank the period
therein is and best
his kno wledge aud belief. W. BAKER. Cashier.
subscribed this 5th January.
jan16 W X. McIREW, Natary Public.
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PEEsFUwED =. EArr

Whatlaay or gentleman would remain under the
curse of dsagreeaLle reath when 10y using Balm
Of Thousand Flowers as dentifrce would not only
render tsweet but leave the teeth white alabaster?
Sany persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subject is delicate their friends will never mention it.
Pour single drop Of the Bau' your toothbrush
and wash the tocta night and morning. Fifty bot
tie will last year.
BE4UTiFUL COMPLEXION may easily lie acquired by
using the balm of Il Thousand Flowers 1t viii re
move ian pimples, ami freckes from the skin leaving
1t OF soft and roseate hue. Wet towel, pour two
ortkree drops and wash the flee night and morning
SHkTSG MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in
either cTid water. pCur on two three drops
o! Balm Of Tho usand Flowers" the beard well
and twill maze beautiful sOtlather much facilitating
the operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
FETR:DGE G Co, prOprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
Gp5 lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-19

~ James f. Simmons the newly elected
Senator from Rhode Island-like Senator
James, whose seat he is to fill, and like Speak
er Banks-served his apprenticeship and labor
ed in early life, in machine shop. lie is @
selfeducated man, and has been through life
a practical cotton manufacturer. Atone time
he was one Of the largest individual mill own
ers, in New England, and as he became rich,
grew ambitious of political distinction and
was elected in 1871 t. tie o. s. Sen and
in the debates Of that and subsequent years,
proved himself one of the ablest men in that
body when there was more honor in me-
diocrity there, than the first rank now con-
(ers. Mr.. Clay declared the speeches of Mr..
Simmons on the Tariff, had never been excel
cd in ability and force. He is a man of varied
practical acknowledgement natural sagacity.
and Of that class Of men who understand the
practical interests Of the country and the op
peration and effect Of legislation upon them
who knows what the country wants, and
how laws should be framed TO meet those
wants. OF this class we need a more arge1
proportion than we have ever had in Congress
| We rejoice even at The accession Of even one
such man to the Halls Of Congress for SIX
years, and feel assured that he viii originate
some measure that VIII cause his name to be
remembered after it shall cease to be called OF
the Senate ROLL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-19

FRACDWe would call attention the public aranss a
fraud daily praeticed upon the
Or j. HOSFETrER's celebrated Bittera. Since
these celebrated Bter have others have
been making preparations mi5ete it. aud in
have purchased old bottles and refllei their We would
advise all buy o. bHs respectable
the genuine are all covered with metallic car, the
it, For sale by
HALT07K & STODDARD.
dsc3I-d&w WOOLSEY Il SAWYER.