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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08
A1prsnAs IN FlyrH WAxD.--A nesting

ALpIRhAN IN FIFTH WANDA mestEHV
i, called in our columns this morning Tor the
purpose Of selecting suitable individual to
represent the 9Th ward in City Council
The Importance Of that ward, the number OF
ia residents and the fne class of buildings
erected In it, all entitls il to faithful ard
intelligent representatives. Whatever else
NAV be done, one thing that mast be asten-
ded to this year Is the exte Of Rock
leland street. At no point in our city -
the bluff more easy OF ascent, nor IS there
an, street that will require SO small an a.
mount Of labor 10 be expended upon Il to
render il 6t for travel.
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iofi i,es Heines Land Agency.
LAND WARRANTS -,

's,s HI undersigned have for safe Land WaFIaniie
/ Inherent Sizes heh they will sslifor cash or %
st4e 10 suit purchasers.
rngy sill nav part. attention 10 selection and
location sf lands la FoTt ijcs Moinss, F0Ts Dodge
tsa.itas and cher Western Land Distrtets. Also -
- + u.en tolis 90 and land business xobeSshy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08


A CONDUCTOR UNDER A TRAIN OF Cans
--ToHT SQUEEZING "A singular occur
renee and narrow escape took place on the
Little Miami Railroad on Sunday evening
The facts, as we learn them, arc IS io!
lows
Shortly after the train from Columbus
lad left Jefferson, it was discovered that
The conductor was missing. The engineer
st once reversed, and the train returnedtv
The station. where the conductor was found
lying upon the track, insensib'e. Preyious
10 the starting of the train, he got out to
assist lady into the cars, and, while so
a0ing, in rome way got between the plat
'ofm and the cars on the track, just as the
Ha'n commenced moving. Seeing his dan
GER lay down on the track, as close to
me earth as he could and The entire tram
passed our him. His coat and pantaloons
were torn TO pieces, but save a few scratch
e'he was uninjured, but was rendered IN.
sensible from the fearful situation in when
ns was placed. This was truly a miraco'
lOus escape. -+--,.--
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08

SECOND ARRIVAL OF
Fine Velvet Cloaks,
AT
WADs WOLkTH's.
Rre..ysD IRIS morning. BY esI,ss..ss . lev wore :,
aSochM LenG kha svls. Ladies who have
NOS yet supplied themssives eau nov 90 80 ~ eau
ing al MADsmohiHfs,
doc2 Second ST. opY0slse LecIalre nouse.
WADS WORTH
IIAs received during the pas. week large add
Iltions 10 his stock Of Goods, 70 which as ~9aia
Invite the attention OF all who Wish goods Of Tho
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
to the large stoek nov instors On Second street,
opIssite LeClairs hsase - aeeIa
BLACK SILKS
taPIECas Plata High Las,fs, Boiled silks, hcr
lUAntiQus aud Black hspp stlks, Black Matefsd
and Satin de CheiIe, Black striped aud Figured
9A a.S sus''''''Ss " wAlswoRTH.
BRoCnA Love SHAwLs.
ANEW and beautiful stock Just 1sI5iysa :.
EMBROIDEKlES.
LARGE arrival from auction-mAking eas
n stock the largest and ehsspsS 10 ne , etS ne
ore 70 esll q MADs WIN u :. :
RAILROAD CORSETS, =
lust received At opru,.
BLACK LACE COLLARS.
A dsois WADsWo.TE's.
SATIN LAIN,
rsHR rfehss, Curtain Goods In the city, wi Ii bands
a scS '''''" y A'' wADswoRTH's
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08

Horace Greedy il announced for lecture
in Iowa City this winter. We see from an
article in the Burlington Gazette that no is
charged with the reception of fee OF u :
700 for lobby services. rendered to the L.
cotocos Of the Des Moines River Navigation
Company, at Washington last winter. The
occurrence Of his lecture will bring him
within the range and jurisdiction Of the Ser.
geantat.Arms, and We trus. the Commute
0ilnvesdgation will avail itself Of HE valu-
able testimoney, to unrsvel the windings Of
the Locofoco politicians who have charge Of
the Des Moines River Improvement. He is
the only Republican charged with finger in
that "pe," and we have no notion that the
Republican party shall bear the responsible
ily Of hundreds Of the thousands squandtr'
Cd BY the State on tina, Company, on the
strength Of such small investment as that
one thousand dollars paid to Greedy. VIZ
rather suspect that even his receipt for that
amour, is hoax or forgery --RsoH "a
GATE City.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08

COME ON kOXS
NOW Is The timeto get your ans SLElGAlS q
IN desiS ALNORD II VAN PArTkN,S
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A GENTs wanted TO ea,ivsss the State for M
I \ ELawEe5s inSnx ancs 'omp any, ss,s-.-
Amy Mt the oaice Of the Coinpeny, No. DavsB
pars Eocn opposite tho Ls Claire Hopss -. 1900
Dec 40 dwti D,L. Shorty, Secretary
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08

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God house, well OF water aud large cistefh ali
eomplete, situated in Eads' Row. Those renting
wall DO expected TO bay the furniture no~ Ia me
house, which 10 saa anls sGch Is ismiiy would
require Possession given immetIrtelJ. Apply TO
.ion,.t - i. @ tADs.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08

Mr.. John G. Davie has th. day bssa sdnit.
II ted { Pdrtaer ~ drm. The bualaees VIII
~ continued sbcre,o fore. and under ID aDe
aalaa and styie. COOK & SARG8AT.
BGr sE tJurt. ErIii-f is56.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14
6onses TO fet.
Gonses and farms manteo.

Gonses ano farms manteo.
HOUSE WANTED.-TO lease for term Of
IL yesrs HOUSE furnished with all the Modern Improve.
ments situated between 4th and 55thsts, In pleasant
nsshbOrhod possession preferred by before the first Of
Mach. Rent net to exceed 300 to $50 good tenant
may be had BY Adars ssing Box No. 49, P.O.
WANTED to PURCHASE--A pleasantly To-
Gated, small sized modern HOUSE, between 9th and
8th and between 4th and preferred Any
having house may hear Of purchaser By addressing
with price and ocsoD, STREET Box No. lO2 Tribune Office
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TyHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for Iss7-wl

Il be pubiished In few dsya
In sAciton 20 the usual Csenisr Dasea and AeoaomeA
C.cnl..sons THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC VIII eontssn;
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS,
b. states Consressops Dsxcs and C,unsss for s
hlly compared With the retsrns of former ysArx
TfiE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, ooodenssd
THE CONVENIENT OF THE UNITED STATS
LIST OF MEMBERS or THE PRESENT CONGRESS,
and Of the far elected, classified poaticsly
A CONCISE STATEMENT OF TIE poINos IN KAN
An ACcOUST 6F THE REMARKABLE CONTEST
FOR SPEAKER Of the Ho1ss
AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE
an ACCOUNT or THE MOVEMENTS on GENIAL
WAIKER end his fihbuster Companions IN NicssA<aA
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF TIE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES Tiuss Of Holding Ns0ssoss Nesting Of L'sisis
THE PLATFORM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
ssnaepsed Of ,hoss Of the DrseeaArie snd
AsERtcAs Pagtiea .- -
eas not esres.y sccess sna which. bad oefa sdopted
would have mads kentacky AsbsuA Msssspp snd fennes
ses States Three yess ser tbs Ordinance OF !, a
phesss ccIy the kor;h West Territory, wa Atoptsd
Single Copies II 81 dozen ~ Pc 100 kossAss
tie ALaAsAc h prepaid a. eeces $50 wnsa eSs
pc~ssii ortsrs tncsios .hs cab resPectfsy scas>A
ras~a, 0aos Nsv.ret
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Illinois Central Railroad Company.
Oiee I'm Uffnol. Central Railroad Depot Chicszo M.

CTATEN ISLAND.-Au elegant English Gothic
- COTTAGE aud about acre, within I've minutes wLk
OF Clifton Landing Grounds tasefully laid and nooscd
Fruit aud VIII EXCHANGE for good New
York property. Pdce 80 900 Lthogapoe view our ohcs
(5lS) A J. BLEECKER Co, No. Brosdst.
WATER POWER, with without FACrO-
w RIES for SALE and 70 LET, ct MAtteswsn, N. T..
from NewYor Inquire st No 81 Ceurtindt g.. 90 -
O. B. SCHEECk, agent, Msttsswas, N. Y.
90 SM FOR SALE-A substantially
~ C,eIVyUs baiit BRICK HOUSE with all the modern
improvements newly painted sud 10 good order three stacks
Of chimneys and marble msntles throughout house II fss
inches by 20 feet deep lot half the block Sf9o remain
bond and mortgage Inquire at No. 1854 Esst lahst.
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:,
EURS st HALF PRICE--To Caess "
l. ~ SEASONS IMR0RrAffONs
w, shsIl sees oar sntirs FUR STOCK dv1tng "
W. HONTH Of JANUARY II 4.
II In g.,St oSsssl ONE HALF ths ORIGINAL rkioe
seax - ossss .HrtRh GU ARAncs
Ne 81 8sss<rV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

nUSSEIDORF GALLERY, No. A97 Broadway.
~ contains 80 Of the PAINTINGS pat apor an
aaasa 0psa PAT s0t EYENE0. Aaniassos ssaz.
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60 hohom It man Concern.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to the late firm Of
IA BANKS BUCKLEY will please sdjust the same; and
those having claims them requested to present the
for ettieu 70 either Of the undefned st the Old
stand before the let OF February York jan ISL
JOSEPH BANKS,
w. H. BUCKLEY
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS and destruction Of
properly IL thu d.hy information furnished throughout
from the burning Of Fluid Now al danger and the
OF accidents entirely removed, the
PATENT INDIA-RuBBER FLUID LAMP which cannot BE-
broken bnrsted exploded and cannot be Sued vhsn burn
Ing They the sconomie< well the only Ger
tainy safe Lamp IN appearance extremely Dest
and a entre satisfaction We dssrous OF &c
abns Special every county In tbs United states
favorable erns ssd solicit examination Of the ee article
now offered Intelligent public For information. nclose
stamp to HAwxHURSr MOTT, exclusive Manufacturers
ia the United States No. 80 Fulton ct. EewYort City
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DoUssEAUs CoNFEsSIoas-A Ne. and
X r,I There hardly eziss SUCH sneher er
"a ,e of ~ p.o % hsoh eoeposSn osn peftvfr
Bi9ushan Carefully trsnsi.isd. vhoat saJ Snsssoos
eIpurs.nsa. and By very eomPeten, n-.E'e-lAs
Po.e nsIieA Tee q r-osipi Of gnee6Si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

laura KEENE's NEW THEATER -
II No sA Broadway, near Houstonst
Door open s., o'clock the performance viii commence with
the Overture at 7 o'clock.
TRIUMPHANT RESULTS.
CROWDED HOUSES.
BEAUTIFUL AND NOVEL EFFECrS.
THIS (wednesdsy) EVENING. Jan. H. 1887
By desire A MORNING CALL.
Supported by Mr.. @. Jordan sud Miss Laura Meme
Third Of Drama, from Charles Rssde' Clouds
and Sunshine entitled
RACHAEL. THE REAPER
Or,
CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE
SCENERY MUSIC.
Supported by Messr. Burnett, whestleish Linshsm j.
Smith T. B Johnston, Hayes Aleyne, Mrs II. z. Grssp,
Miss Ada Clifton and Mise Laura Keene.
This realization Of the rurd pictures described by
the author Of Clouds and Sunshine work that h been
ceved by the literary world with the highest eneomums.
MUSICAL SELECTIONS AND LA TRAyIArA WALTZ sr THE
ORCHESTRA.
To conclude for the ninth tims with extravaganza
Buresque, called - - 1900.
YOUNG BACCHUS;
Or, SPIRITS AND WATER
New Scenery,
Appointments, &c.
Young Bscchus with Nj" GOULD
Supported BY the whole company. sDd numerous Corps De
Ballet.
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
~ The public respectfully informed that the Academy Of
'--''' MoSDAY EVENING, Jan. 10,
for season Of performances Of Italian Open under the d.
rection Of MAURICE STRAK0SCH.
Donizettfs popular Open OF -
LUCREZIA BORGIA
will be performed the opening night which occasion
MILE TERESA PARODI,
the eminent Dramatic Csntstcs will make her first appear
snce at the Academy OF Music in her great character Of Luz
crezia ~ with Sig TlBERINI In the role Of GennAro.
REGULATION OF PRICES.
Pnque Dress Circle, Fret Tier 81
Family Circle Private Boxes from. So 70 %
Subscriptions IL nights Admission aud Sc
cured Seats, sl2 ., .
The Boz Offce will be opened THURSDAY Jan. IS At
the Academy Of Music, for subscribers only.
Oces securing Seats will be opened daily from
ga m till D. m, beginning SATURDAY, Jan. H. At the
ACADEMY Of Music, Hall Sons Van Norden Kings aud
Resusr Open nights Mondays Wednesdays and Fndays
All Advertisements viii be paid for In advance.
Doors open at. Opera commences ats.
CARD OF THE MANAGEMENT.
MI STRAKOSH hAs the honor the public that be
does rot make any promises which circumstances
Open from disappointment and himself fro the
nor6eAton OF failure He does not therefore, the
m other than those shove mentioned does be In
t,nd indicate present bis repertoire Of Operas to be pre-
sented Whist be safely promise IT, that no expense
labor will be spared the Opera superior IN every de-
psrtmen that he believes viii be sufficient 70 Insure the
OF his Season
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Boar6 ano Rooms.

DOARDING-At Nos IS and AZ East Broadway
DIOR Gentlemen sad thsI Wives also for single 0eniemss-
Facilities for fire.
DARTIAL BOARD WANTED-In a private
FL ssnd family BY Gentleman, in the upper part Of
the city. Address SUMMER, Box No l,ff5 Po'tofee.
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HSO 600 CIRCULATION That great
.ZOSJ.tUtU and popular FAMILY PAPER

iE THE NEw-Y DIRK LIE ID q T. r,
Ia. now attained the extraordinary aud unprecedented ceo1s
ton Of 25s ,e0f oopies-ONE QUARTER OF MILLION
IA addition 10 its sale In the News and Book
stores throughout the county, Nj BONNER now receiving
Z spssfd Of
ONE THOUSAND NEW SUBSCRIBERS DAILY
from e throughout the country where there ar'
no .exsofEoes established. Gr. C0BBS New Story q
REVOLUTIONARY LIFE which will Be- Commences IN III
LEp0yR of hi, week and which will ready tomorrow
tTbundsyl moruips-u the readers d THE TsiBrSs WI
s1rse b. Gsht susop IN another eounin-v add ten OF
twenty tboussDd more to it. o.,
THE LEDGER Ia position where h Paonfher ooaid
m. he would teep Il from Bcreans but Of that be hs
noin,.pt,op THE NETWORK LEDGER must have HALF
AMILLION The calculated pe.s ueturers, HOE co.
IN hrv have two more presses ready Cor it, Of an improved
sop-or male; and then Mr. BONNER intenas 70 'onish
III. oahlie II he has cot done already.
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"wsstwsrd the Star Of Umpire nAiss lie way"
REMOvAI.--To keep pace with tho progress Of
~ meteysnspt In he Ciy the hAnEArfAH LAND
OFFICE 10 ronox-d from che Old st1nA Ne - tshsv 70
b srosins nshhoehsoA and "a the Vicinity az the Ceas
Pk etered books foe sale 0vners and Purchasers
Of Properly respectfully Invited 10 give cell
B-frope~y ,sksa IA obstss-Hosses eeoteA eas rsa1
eolsstSj. E0E&S0n ". KYLE q,
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uxrANTrD-AL Lady 10 Newspaper 0aice, for
W.n,sa ,os EXAMINING PAYERS, sad .hO |. &C,
FIJI ~ . ~ PreAse .iir-ss. IN o~n had
~riiinx NASSAU. Tribune odee.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17

IL We have received from the enterpri-
sing publishers. Leonard Scott & Co., of New
York, the October issue Of the London
Quarterly Review, containing its usual qnan-
tum Of solid and interesting reading matter.
Its contents are, +" Conwall, ~! Tom Browns
S.hool Days" Communication with In
dia," Venetian Embassy at the Court OF
Janes l." "A Voyage to Iceland, &c.
g. The Parish Priest" " George Stephenson
and Railway Locomotion," :. Indian Mutt
NY"
or the character of the four British Re-
views rePublishcd by Leonard Scott d Co., /,
Is unnecessary to speak. Their pages abound
with elaborate criticisms and brilliant essays
on subjects of the deepest interest in scieucc
literature and religion, which render them
ina;sr., sable alike to the scholar and gener-
al reader.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17
ARREST OF SUSPECTED BURGLAas.

Five men were arrested yesterday, and ex-
nmined before Squire Walker. on charge of
conspiiine % attempt robbery of the Ca
nal Bank. Their names are John NJ. Bell,
Antonio Zanclye, w. +. Kemp, Thomas
Hayden AID Charles Brown. The principal
evidence against them was the voluntary con-
fession made by Brown to two Of the wit
nesses-M Mcssrs. Clifford and Suliivan-wlIo
testified that Brown confessed to them, the
intention OF these men to break into the
bank; that they possessed burglars tools for
t'le purpose, that when the booiy was seeur-
ej, it was their inteutIon to put it in h!s
hands and quit the place, leaving Brown to
follow with their ill-gotten property; that
the gang had come from ST. Louis, whsre
they had lately been released from prison.
Ex Sheriff GayiIt was also called u wiz
ness, but having induced confession {. ON
Brown, by certain proi.ises, h. was unwill-
lug " gave tesamCny. BrOwu, himself,
WAS also examined, but denied ~ foto thc
statements OF the other witnesses, respecting
his confessions. The tedious examination
having been brought to close, the parties
werc each bound over in the snm OF SJvU, 10
appear ~ the next term OF the Circuit Court,
and in dc AMT, they were committed to JAN
The prisoners undoubtedly contemplated
robbery ot one OF the banks, but our police
were too anxious to reap the glory of a cap
ture, and struck before any crime had been
committed, and rs there is no law to punish
n criminal intent, the fellows will go free.
The leader OF the gang addressed the Court
-at the close OF the evidence, and asking the
Court to look at him, aud see if he had not
the appearance of n shrewd fellow; 'and
now" said he, lit has been proven here that
/ am an old burglar-known to Sheriff Cav
1T ten years ago, and that he has seen and
spotted me in this city within the last two
days; is it probable that would have pan
ned and perpetra;ed a robbery here, with the
eyes of such an officer upon me!'
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17

(NAsTP, PEPPER sAUCE, &c.-
~ 80 dozen Pepper sauce, as 'rted sizes;
20 do Catsup do do
q do Olive oil; in stnre aud 70 arrive Nv
SrtI7 y. II. COOK A. son.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17
Our NATIONAL dl.order.-Dr. RobacL,. Cures.

The American stomach is 4 tOrmcnting or
gan. IL j. generally out OF crler. The rea-
son is obvious. The driving man OF business
has not time, or will not take time, properly
TO masticate his food. IL, bolts it. and a.
bad habits are catching. all classes follow his
example. Hence Dyspepsia. with all its
compli a,iCns--hcnce Indigestion, Liver
complaint. and disorders OF the Bowels, in
all their various phases. Against these and
hundred other complaints, DIR. Roback is
waging an exterminating warfare. His wea-
pons are the famous Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier. and they arc irresistible. The sue
cess of these Medicines has been astonishing.
even in an age ef scientific miracles. They
do not aIleriate, they eftinguish disorder.
The agony, the fever. the debility. the des-
pondency. which characterize uifiictions of
the digestive and secretive organs, vanish
under the inlueTcc Of these preparations.
The constitution itself seems to acquire new
energy under their operation. We say to the
sick everywhere read DIR. Roback's adver
tisements, and give his Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier "a fair trial.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17

ANDERSON has been taxing adv antage oil
the panic to lay in very Saie,ly larg>' s'ocS
Of vcstings and cloths OF she most eles ant
rpat.crns and rhe finest qualities, bought fC.'
cash at about half price, whicS hc is ''selling
of at corresponding rates" His services are
fully engaged up to Christmas tine, by or
-Aers already in hand, but he VIII have an
.A5unda,s. leisure after the Holidays, and it
jis important TO those who intend to treat
'th, ms ,lves to a suit to call and selec: the
patterns relore lila elagart and cheap pur-
.ciases arc taker- For an exquisite eut, and
It, there i. no one tha: snrpasses ANDERSON,
sn Mitehelrs Block, GU Main street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17
RSt,RotD RECEipTs.

December l6-T0 bbls -four. a Crane; IL
SKIS B w -four u III Cook IL Son; ] bx dry
goods K Barnes; bx hooks Dobell IL Con
yncton; bx books ii Minister'S: 8 bbls apples
d. fiour, Tx Fruit, Z q O'Riley; iSs bbl'
-four. Geo Foster & c.; 1T bush wheat
I-lshart Bros: $40 bush W heat, Little d Err
vim: empty beer keg. Jno Schurcr; % lb'
feathers, % bbls -four, II lbs butter, " hee e.
& Riggs; crate rags, Sam'l Orr; 2, Dbl
hour. "a sks do. Tenncy d Sorenson; 43 III.
whisky. Allis d Howc>; SKIS dried fruit,
bucket butter. .Ino Smith: SIX meal, The:
Hopkins; $50 bush wheat Mills AZ Bro.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17

BL'CK CASHMERE HATS.
NTlfF and SOft-all shapes-a splendid article "A
- lseprll NACTIER g. MAREnNNIEB =.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17
Aciaitx of rhe s,omnch and IndI.csrion,

"Iean eat any thing qtter taking yo,r Ml-
land Bitteys," is remark frequently made
To us.
To persons troub ed with acidity of tic
stomach. Indigestion, or any disorder of the
stom ich, we would only say try IL. It's
worldwide reputation. has been established!
alone by the many wonderful cures it has
eifccted. When used for Dyspepsia, Jaund-
ice. Liver Complaint, weakness of any kind
Costiveness and Pills, it should be taken in
small doses--say halfa tcaSpoonful, regular
ly three times day before meals.
lwd&w
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17

CoPARTNERsnIP.-It may interest our
brethren of the press to know that Dir. j. G..
AVER OF Lowell, (Cherry Pectoral and Ca
tbartic Pils.) has associated with HIM. his
brother Frederick AYEE. Esq. long and fa-
vorably known US Il leading merchant of tie
West. Mr.. AYR will conduct the widely
extended business of the firm. which now
reaches to the commercial nations of both
hcmispheres, while tine Doctor will devote
himself TO his scientific Investigations anu
pursuits.-l Mrcantiie .you,nal.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17

The Most Skeptical People-Can bs convinced
by trial trlt all the family medicines not hunbug,
and that among the thousand Of butterfly life, there
are few vf great merit and unloubted worth. or
these, DR.. S,NFoRD's ISvIGokAToR OR LIVER REM
EDy. stands first and foremost among the remedies 81
the day that can be relied medicine Int IS all 1t
is recommended by its propre;ors. Itahverses itself
on every trial, for tn none who it but tell
their friends do so ard 20 il goes from mouth to
mouth, till all the people Of the Union have learned
the good ~ this truly valuable medicine. IL Is recon-
mendei, with testimonials 10 prove its virtue, for the
cure Of liver complaints OF every kid, from the worst
Dyspepsia a common hea ache. and is particularly
a:aptel to Jaundice, Deringei stomach, Bowel Com
plants, and diseases Of Children. (ses Advertise.
meutD dcCl.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. Dee 10

CINCINNATI. Dee l6-H
Flour dull; there is DO demand. Hogs
dull, more disposition to sell; IS 2JtG5 40
may be called the range; lo,o06 in this morn
ing. Whisky Ice. Corn very plenty and
declined to csc. Money market unchanged
CINCINNATI, Dec l6-PK
Flour in fai, export demand at the decline;
1000 bbl. sold at 50 75@3 SIS for far to
choice superine; receipts fair. Whisky dull
and irregular. l6c. Hogs plenty and hold
ers more anxious to sell ut IS 2595 40, the
latter for very large. Provisions dull, and
not much done. Mess Pork declined SOC per
bbl. and closing at sl3 25. Corn declined to
25c with sales Of 1000 bush. Oats 3oc.-