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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-29
PR Owl SIONS,
Cheap for CASH, or Ready Pay.

We will not give you a long gassy advertise
ment, that we will sell 20 or 80 per cent. cheap
er than any other store in the country; we shall
do no such thing. We expect a reasonable
profit for our Goods. Our motto is T" live and
let live All we ask is for the people to give
us a call, and ascertain for themselves We
shall endeayor to keep an assortment of the
above goods at all times, when they can be pro-
cured in the market. We also have a small
stock of
Dry Goods, Yankee Notions, de-,
Which will be sold cheap, as we wish to close
out thes articles. Our stock of Groceries DC,
o1.,,,ax;s,,d II, mart .,f tho foll1...-;.1z.
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re- Man is never wrong while he lives
for others; the philosopher who contem-
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than the sailor who struggles with the
storm. ~ 70
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REMARKs.-The above confirms the
statements we have often made, that hay
may begot in, in excellaut- order, the same
day it is cut. Indeed large portion of
our own is SO managed; but in such case,
it must have a hot sun and be kept in
motion often. Wethink there is much
more injured by overmoking than by not
being cured enough. -
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24
The PORK Tr,aa IN CINCINNATI.

From the Cincinnati Price Current OF "Wednesday
As general thing, the market has been
firm during the week; and were it not for the
scarcity Of money, dealers having their means
locked mp in the largo stocks now on hand.
and which they cannot shin for the want of
transportation facilities, a large business would
have been done for present delivery, rs the
most unbounded faith is exhibited in high
prices. large business has been done. how
ever, for future delivery, the time ranging
from the first Of February to the middle OF
April, and large quantity Of Meat has been
sold to be delivered at various Western points
at Evansville, New Albany, Terre Haute,
in Indiana; Louisville and other points in
Kentucky, besides some points in Illinois,
The pouducts of 6000 Hogs, delivered at
Peoria, H., was sold on Change, Monday. at
$13, we understood for Mess Pork and Ike
for Lard, &c for bulk Shoulders, and 81 or
81 for sides, The particulars Of all these
sales have been kept private, many Of them
strictly so. The time Of delivery has been
generally fixed upon the opening Of navira-
ton" The unGlyorable aIvicas from England
seem to have little or no effect upon the
minds os dealers. Contracts for the delivery
of Lard, maturing in 4 pril have been sold at
ll3l, and Sll 80 was offered for one vester-
Gay and refused. $18 for Mess Pork for Feb
ruary delivery was offered and refused last
evening.
Lard has been quiet for present delivery at
liz, but holders are not pressing on the
market. New bacon sides sold to the extent
of $50 hills, at s for shoulders, and o. for
sides, but there is not an active demand
There are buyers Of bulk perks for future de-
livery at7l5 and So to 50 for shoulders and
sides, b t few sellers.
to New York, at $3.50, where prices have adj
vanced to 5000, so and in active demand
The receipts for the week, &c, have been as
follows:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

DEPLoRABLE TIMEs-The error of estab-
fishing factories and workshops beyond sure
access to coal, is manifest from the following
paragraph. The privations of the workmen
and their families must be painful, thrown out
OF employment as they are, and cut off from
all resources Of labor at this Indictment season.
with fuel at exhorbitant prices, and groceries
and other necessarics Of life so high as soon to
exhaust their little reserved funds There must
now be many sad and suffering homes among
the laborers Of Louisville and Cincinnati.
The rolling mill has suspended operations
for lifetime being, owing to the supply of coal
being exhausted. A large number of persons
are thus thrown out Of employment.
The Louisville Agricultural works, MILLER,
Wingate & Co } have been closed temporarily;
their last bushel of coal having been burned.
The proprietors furnished their employees
each with new ak, wagons and teams. and
sent them to the country to hunt up supplies
of fuel for the usQ Of their families
Lou. J0arnal 21st
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

FIRST Snow IN MExfco--The inhabitants
of the city Of Mexico were surprised on the
21st ult, with the fall Of snow in their CITY.
1t was a phenomenon that had not been Wit
messed before by the present generation =
Snow in the higher attitudes Of the mountains
is common, hut in the plains is never seen
South Of Chihuhua ami CoahuIa. The fall Of
snow continued several hours in the city. and
the Nacion say produced high degree of ex-
element and curiosity. "The fat roofs of the
houses, the streets, the hills which surround
the city Of the lakes. and gave her beauti-
ful an aspect, the public walks, all reminded
us, this morning, Of the first snow storm we
ever witnessed, which was last fall, in the
United States and in Europe. Mexico city
presented this morning a truly picturesque
sight, for the green leaves Of our eternal spring
formed lively contrast with the fakes of
snow, which dressed them in an attire to
which they were not accustomed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

Nhatladl or gentleman would remain under the
curse of disagreeabie breath when by using the Balm
of Il Tn usand Flowcrs'as Gentffco would not only
render sweet but leave the teeth white Is l'aOaser?
hahy persons do not know their breath is bad aud
subject 80 delicate their friends viii never mentionit.
Pour single drop Of the Balm your tooih-brush
aud wash the teeth night and morning. Fifty cent bot
tie will last 4 year.
Br.ur:rrL CoArLEzIoN may easily be acquired by
using the balm of thousand Flowers" 1t will re
move tan, pimpes. an freckc- from the skin leaving
It Of soft and roseate hue. Wcta towel. pour on two
orthree drops and wash the face night and morning
SHAVIsa MADE EAsY.-Wet your sAaylng-brush in
either orenld water. on two or three drops
o! ''}alm Of aThoasanl Flowers" rub the beard wei!
ana twill maze beautiful softathcr mach facilitating
the operation Of shaving. Price oaly Fifty Cents.
FErEtDGx 81 Co.. propr;ctors.
KELLER, FARNSLET &. co.
ap5 lyd&w 4.,e,.te for Fvao.yilia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

q The gossips Of Louis1 lille have had some
little food in a recent case before the courts
there. Sam'l Bell married Ellen, by whom
he had some children. She dying, ne married
her nother-hls mothcr-in law-whom lie left
widow. Right Of dover was claimed by
the widow, but denied by the Executors :
She brought suit, when the Circuit Court de-
ci,led such marriage void under the laws Of
1898. The Appellate Court reversed this de
cision-deciding that though such marriages
are prohibited, divorce must be had before
the supposed wife could be considered out of
the proper line of inheritance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

FUTURE Political QUEsTIoNs-The cor
respondent of the Journal of Commerce, from
Washington, says the territorial questions be-
ing now settled, and our foreign affairs AMIGA
bly, arranged, the great and absorbing ques-
ton before the country will be the financial
question, which presents most ample field
for the exertions of the faculties Of our wisest
and most influential statesmen. No better
opportunity was ever afforded them at the
present time, for really able men to acquire
permanent reputation by the establishment of
0 Jadiei~as tariE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

GT~ 4 Convention OF the American party
of Cincinnati and vicinity was held on Satur-
day last, for the purpose of recognizing, and
the following resolution was adopted as their
PLATFORM:
We hail all good Americans who desire an
elevation Of the standard of American citizen
ship-who are devoted to- and will forever
maintain the Union Of these State; and who
oppose the introduction or maintenance OF
any party or class, recognizing any allegiance
temporal or spiritual, in contravention Of their
allegiance to the Constitution
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

CE1F Elder Hyde one of the saints, has re-
nounced Mormonism and is now exposing lis
monstrosities. and says it is maintained by
system Of authorized fasehood. He declares
the census of the territory is grossl, .asg a.
ted; that there is not one half the popuia on
represented The names 0 persons long de id
and those who have lett the territory ana CT
many who have never been within It's rders,
are retained to swell the population and SIP.
port its claims to he admitted as State.
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dac3t-j2 .
NO FANNY sG9GtsD SIS ~ ET;EovT H0lF-
LkS1'@ GERM ~ 34s"E53sS.
CLIdrea afflicted With the Saamer 1Iaiat eutireyy


CAMDEN. \. i. March IA, 1875
Dear Sr-ti with much pleasure sorra Won Of the
great hen efs derived the Bitters
10 my family. During the of last
aged yHsrs, severely aiict the sUMeE
COMPLAINT in the form. Tor which remedies
prescribed by Physicians and others
avail also sent him TO the country. hut it Int
little benefit Having bottle Of German Btters in thu
house persuaded to that which my astonish-
ment ENTIRELY CURED BIN He continued Bit
time afterwards and became healthy have the
greatest in the Rte-s ard feel
saying that ne family should lie without them.
Respectfully yorrs JOHN w PARIS
To Dr.. G. VI. Jackson. Plum
See adv rtisement dec3I-dAw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

Certificate At Rai2h Tate, Esq Editor" Spirit oftbe
Times, > IrOHt0R, Ohio.
IEpyToE 0etober3o 1851
dentHd here Ia addition 70 the quantity sofa by Monkey y
Baater she stores sell more Of m
than other medicine ind tbs much used ~ con
Talesecnt teyer patients rebsild their bre
have used aartnF the last
bottles Thy were reco1 mended to first rhtcr
~ Z tire "hen system mnch dahiirated
effects Of l5evere Bilious Fever They gave ne preti
an5 restored ami vger ny whole system In
the aente Der mum q my pap related
81 the good effects Of 5e s;ter irce which
IN large ale Ai have become the tandard nedieiE
in tEis vir:r:tr
In conclusion would say that feel plea ure Civ
hr his = inony % the value and YOUR nra-
paratiap Res p@ctfuiIy. RALPH
See advertisements. oeto3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

CT The wife of Huntington the forger has
been stripped of all her luxuries and means.
Her house, her splendid furniture and her jew
els, have been seized by the creditors; and
want, like an armed man, has come into her
family. And to keep herself from absolute
want she has been compelled to part with her
better days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

Several agents wanted for collectors
Cor popular business through the country employ
ment requiring tslIgenoc, shrswdnesi and tact
high caare-tr for integrity. Those possessing quail
seatns will learn tn advertisers lIress by applying t
the Publisher ofthIs parer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

FOE TIE .9ssaT ss.a.aL.
Inever 'spired tew b. pojt,
Q nsel'at tell. '5pose Won re it;)
Ba4 IL thEwt = erv's yirtu in it
Dara'd If would mt n i mint.
Bus whe2 you tawk Of dog 'ratyrin
Web-.sr's 'ua and sas IS d-iite IL;
Dei or 'liv~ hell staga7 yopr feeturs.
And bahiA' tes. deer LITTLE creesurs.
On paper. iron etasa plate.
He'll tx yewr sbaider sure as fate
So ne.rat ana SO trew to Iifs
Whea yew r. way twill fool yewr wife.
novz5-dtf TILEaT0N's Gallery.
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nR T. II. CAyANAUGT- We would call ton 70 the
card of this gentleman il 2roher colrn;n which
merits the attention of The Or is an old
tharorghv educated physician devoted hs If
the spseia diseases he ADVERTISE to treat ne
letters of high recomUen daon from the Of lack
onvie, his late home Chicago Journal Nav 18Th IS55
For sale in Il is city By 49,
6eeaf dAW KELLER, FARNSLEY + IN
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CoNSUREpvsVN CgkeD.

f NOT DECEIVED by base mitutions HrGEMAN
zS Ci 4 Rk x Co.'S GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, never
dsapron AID exBerence proved superior
to all others AMI the only reliable CoNsUMPTirN
As there great zeal Of spurious OIL in the
terased with sal oil whale ell de-, too much
eaEnot be taken to procure the Genuine.
Our OH Is made factory in New dIapd
each tottie has tie careful TO
ieEAN CLAIR 4 Co rs Thousands who had used other
OF OF nferior quality. auf
have been hY using The Genuine OIL Of
oar sold nv al Druggists tah2f-3nc&w
EsElgfsY s1l- \ Ogu GAK E@.-25lo los Buck = he st
. z rlouI l1s, ree'd and for sale cheap by
Jan2S NICKERY L JOHNSTON.
EaHiED DEER AND TONGUES 200 lbs choice
~ lnst reef aud fer sale by
JAMS yICKERY & JOHNSTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

man who has the Kansas wishes to sell at barsai
very han some frm in OF aa best saborhoods
Yauderburah County. enquire OF
IGLEHART & Antilles,
iaai6-lw Real Estate Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

t-LF The State Council of the American
party in Kentucky, met ut Louisville, on
Thursday to reorganise the party AMI prepare
for the next August election.
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RI The Evansville Assembly Club viii its rarte
regularly hereafter ir ring serjes FRIDAY
Of each week. No either LADY gentleman win
admitted without ear9 from the Directors nG9-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

" Stewart, the imperial shop keeper of
New York, is about to build an addition 10
his marble store
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ this p'ace. per lire insertion
81 cents r line three tEesi 30 line week;
CONT on longer tine.
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DELAWARE County, INDIANA.

january Iiin 1904.
Editor Lndiana State Journal iSir:-I have
just read the proceedings Of the Republican
Convention, held on the 9TH inst, and as IA
naturaized citizen, approve Of the whole |
am sorry to think that SO many naturalized
citizens will let themselves be fooled by pro-
slavery locofocoS with the cry of know
No hingi M against the Republican party,
when 1t IS false. | am opposed to ultra Know
Nothin3ism, but | am willing to meet the
American party half way to remove frauds on
the ballot box, whether committed by foreign
or native born.
LIST. Let our State Constitution be amended
so that none but citizen Of the United States
shall vote.
%. Let Congress make The term of probation
seven years, the applicant to have declared his
intention five years before receiving his final
papers, and live in the State two years prcyi-
Gus to his application.
81. Let the Legislature of the State pass a
law that no Court shall grant naturalization
papers for seven months before any State or
Presidential election.
4th. Let il be made the duty of the town
ship assessor every year. when lie lists the
properly. to register all voters, and let list
be furnished to the Judges of Election. and let
no one be permitted to vote pIt those that are
registered: prnviIed they have never let the
township with the intention of residing else
where If they have left, let them lose their
votes for that year
Yours truly, PETER WATT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

Persons wishing wood he supplied bv leaving their
orders with Wheeler Rigss' Grocery Store Main street.
Ihips Tor sale also Jane
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AcEEowLGDGEMENT.-G he following letter
has been received from Mayor Faran, ac-
knowledsing the receipt of the two car loads
Of coal transmitted by our citizens as do
nation to the suffering poor of Cincinnati:
MAroa's OFvIcG !
Cincinnati, Jan. -, 1857.
JoHN INGLE, JR E>Q.-Deqr Sir: The two
car loaGs Of coal donated by the citizens OF
Evansville, to the poor Of this city, have
been received and placed in the proper hands
for distribution.
Permit me to convey to the donors through
you, the thanks Of the citizens of this city,
for their generous gift and to assure them,
that their Kindness to the destitute is the
more grateful from the efforts made in other
pieces, TO make profit out Of our general dis
tr-ss. | am, very respectfully,
Your ohedient servant,
JAS. Z. FARAN, Mayor.
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FARES.

Iay Fresht Trains Evansv and Terro-H aue
I 40 a. H. which local passengers y i'll he taken
For normatcB through Tickets. apTly 81 II
Company sportation Once, head CO
anaFllie deela j. J. DANIELS, suP't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

TRUE AMERICAN DocTRINE.-The following
letter from naturalized foreigner to the State
Journal, dark" Republican paper. contains
he whole pith Of the American platform, and
$ as much as was ever claimed or advocated
y the American party in the State Of Tndi-
ana. The rituals OF the most stringent Know
Nothing lodges, in this part of the State, never
asked for more than an honest execution OF
the present laws Of naturalization, so far as we
h We any knowledge of them. All that the
advocates OF Amerlcanism ask is. that the laws
OF Congress shall not be nullfied by the State
laws, which they hold is virtual violation oil
the Constitution Of the United States:
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NOTICE.

fAN!lE firm of Keller, Farasley s Go dissolved on
e the first of January 1857. by death of d n F-rnsiey
and subsequent Limitation. Persons niebted
either y note or account requested make edats
payment necessary the business should
be closed The buaness will he continued the old
by the Surviving members Of the STYLE
arm of KELLER WHITE. will receive ali me ceys
due tAe cid firm, and pay all demands.
d. C. KELLER
jau92 ISAAC e. WHITE
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