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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
where lhe Irss Negroes Ats.

2. Ii A%H.+ f#E. H. EH efEEh# IzNl. EE- tEE"tS#rbp E4 I-E5
The following, from The Hamilton (o.l
Telegraph, proves c~ondllusively that the
negroes of thf free States prefer tolive
in that portion Of them least tihictured with
aboliitionism The abolitionists are too
mean even fof the negroes 10 associate
with. They prefer, n Ohio, to live
amongst the descendants Of tile Virgin
iairs and KentuckiaH6s5 by whom the
Southern portions Of that State have been
settled, tothe Western Reserve, which
has been peopltdd y! Yankee a~lb3litionists;
The instinct whfffeeih. prompts DE animal
creation il. stay where best treated, keeps
the negroes ii southeEa Ohio. They
avoid the 'sshrtsksrs' as fhey would pes
thence 81 famife.
The census dbl 1850 shows that nearly
the whole free black population of Ohio
reside in the counties least tinct edWnh
abolitionism. There are not as many in
all the Reserve as in The cpunty9f High
land, Thisis about as strong . practi-
cal commentary on abolitionp1ilanthro-
by as need be4asked Ora.
In order 70 verify the above statement,
which we find III Some Of our exchanges,
we have taken the.trouble to examine the
census tables ndjcomparefth free colored
population in the different localities with
the vote Of 1861 III
We find thatFin 1850 the nu mber Of
free negroes in%Qhio amounted ID 25,2l7.
in thirteen counties Of Southern Ohio,
gave Media an aggregate majority
Of t8, OH, there were IS, 1865 free negroes;
and in ffty7four ountiesinfmiddle North
ern Ohio, which gave Chase an aggre-
gate majority ofE3D,,s2o, there were only
i ,832 blacks. Ill
I'm the FIVE counties Of Ashtabula,
-Geauga, Huron, Lake and Trumbull,
whore Chase received an aggregate ma
iprity Of offs, 142 votes there were oaty
dne hundred and atiiaety ted aegroest.
In the five counties ofHamilton, Gallia,
Highland, Franklin and Belmont, where
Medill received an aggregate majority Of
d, l81@votes, there were ei.9M thousand
uHnd serenty-niae free aesx0esl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
"Aanao6s n ulr Still
TuEsDAY, JUNE 9. 1887
Lieutenant Governor.

= HsHI EEENE.E.L In EGJ EH
HE are gFatifed I learn th lal
,xEs b..cAaa. Esd,s Of this county nty
has been appointed Lieutenant G9ye n :
IF Virginia, 70 fill the vacancy created qeHaRd
Iby thes resignation af ELISHA l III
coxAs. This appoiatrn4Rnathas been mae lnifl'
by Gov. WISE, and remains etfectiyelun
Iii dirty days after the conyeaanggo Of thl
noxti Legislature. WY presume That boti
b-ranebsssof the Legislature Will then
opoa Joint ballot, elect \ LieutenarteAfifo S
CIR the unexpired term
Constitution provides that the 80
lieutenant Governor HAL werner
kpects, Ike the elect sAat If the5EEed
And N, further pssvadaltt, the eleatipH
hive ehairshaH be made BY thesLdgss
pf Gapdy.
hhis appointment of Goy. WIS., E ia4
highly satisfactory to The Demoelrady ret
Tsans4Alleghany Mr.. CAfR will n nii
nj excellent presiding officer Of t h
Senate; is, and always. has been, Ea
Democrat, and nd- islRin every e
spsct well itted and suited discharge
duties appertaining to fhe once pi1
GoYerndF. h
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Whas, HaTs the Eaow,NothingS Turned
into

I'D NEhslU 80 E%EM@E- -.l Il E.E @A8AFH -
1t HAS made our head swim To- watch
the changes Of The Know Nothing party
But Is we'll as We could, with ont dizzy
faculHss, We have observed and Noted the
transformations Of that versatile animal.
The question what has become Of the
swarm Of that species Of animal that
abonnded 80 in the G~abernatorial cam
paign. is 4 great geological problem. 4
ID 4 question Of natural histary exclusive
" ana although, at n time. it was
thoughtto have some remote relation and
bearing 10 government, it is BOW conce.
ded Tint ltaRo more concerns the affairs
sIf Staiesthan thelinquiry sinfo the where
ahouts III the last swarm Of locusts.
Tsdpeies are said 70 turn into frogs
the snog bird 9f winter into the IDEAS b
masQnil u umHer--wofm 4so but
TEXTILES, and saw dust into aeasH TIL,
lower frequently Turns into sAe highe
species ii The animal kingdom, bat nese
tie reYerse. Here however, istheasoli
tarv anomaly 81 d malicious animal turn
Ing ssnaa a ! sucking aovs ons Tit a
sirs, tail. backbero and voice Of tbs mos
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Carlile's ina
#E1I124

Gilmer. Randolph, and Tucker, Dem
~oeratic counties, and Braxton, Know
Nothing 70 hear from, will probably III.
crease Jenkins majority
Every Democratic candidate for Com
gress infthe State has been elected; and
The Democracy have gained 4 number q
members to the House Of Delegates;
among them, threeef from the city Of Rich.
mond. Speaking Of The victory in Rich.
mond, the Eaqarer says There llsye
been many great and glorious polltlcal
changes in the South within the. last elgghli
years; but over none has y rglnla sue
reason 70 rejoice, as oyergthe conversion
OF our own beautiful, and prosperous
metropolis"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
The Western Mining and Man ufacturins
Company.

The lands Of this Company embrace
$500 acres, and are situated on Big Goal
river near5P eytona, in Boone county, and
about thirty-fYe miles, (by the riyer)
from Coalsmouth. These lands abound
IN bituminous coal and camel coal d
superior quality, and in great quantities.
During the last year or two, the opera
@ionspf this Company have been very e1-
tensiye. they have erected On Big Goa
river the fnsst mill. probably, in West
srn Virginia. It is a steam saw and gris'
mill for grinding wheat and corn, and has
CONNECTED with it a circular saw, whereby
Shingles are made very rapidly and with
great regularity. There is also connect.
I'd with the mill q machine sh6p,in which
are manufactured various kinds Of ma
shipary from iron and other metals.
This mill has been erected at q cost y
soms s IS 900. and is. doing a thriving
business. Already has it been Of greaa'
benefit 70. the surrounding country 81
creating 4 demand for lumber, for whea
and corii. The effect Of this mill upol
the farmers efBoone is apparenttf from tn
much increased quantity Of wheat the,
FRae sown duringthe past year, and ais
rom (thte general improvement going q
pponAthe firms within len or fifteen mile
SfI thA mill. 5
The Western ~ M. Company hay'
slao appended a lasge amount IF none.
II making 4 railroad or upwards Of tw'
miles j length, extending from Big Goa
tiyer 10 their coal mines. When com
Rldtea il wiliabe ~ excellent railroad.
ffheif locomotive is now on its way i
Nanaw ha and very shortly they wi
ale khe coal cars srnnuingby steam fror
their coal minesto Coaf riysr.
~ I H.4 EH Er-I tNE x - 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
!. 'sMghsr Law

Of all the mean, low, eonemptible,
b ypocritical people that were ever suf-
fared to poison~the air with their putrid
moral d~eformity, we consider the people
Of Massachusetts,, with a j Terry few hon
orable exceptions, the most damnable.-
The following dispatch is characteristic
Of the he'll HOUNDS whose ministers in
wade the s%anetity Of the fre-sae, and
prostitute the wives of deacons. They
have organized themselves into traitor
Gus bands to steal the well fed, well
clothed negroes of the South
New York, May 2o.-The& Herald Of
to-day says an extensive organization
throughout Massachusetts has been dis
covered, drilled in the use of the musket
and bayonet, as well as the use Of the
walking stick, subdivided into schools,
classes and squads, for the purpose Of re-
sisting the executionssof the fugitive slave
law.
This organization dates back to the
Anthony Burns affair, in Boston, and
extends to every town and village in the
State. Colored men are excluded; and
the total number Of members is known
only to the FIVE who form Che Directory.
ITS strength can be judged, says the
Herald from the fact that the leaders
now defy the General Government to
E414&AE# IZ--x@% - q EE NH9HTbSAZr@4.
capture a slave ~ Massachusetts, cut
side of the range Of me. cannon Of the
Navy Yard. They have arms and am
miInitlon, and two schooners to convey
fugitive slaves to Canada and allege
that there are several depcts Of arms il
the State, within their grasp, whenever
they choose to seize them. They havt
hiding places for the aims among thu
hills and islands Of the State,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
9aite NAsiakt.

Tie Baltimore Republican ss5.
story Of a young man who fell NJ 9
with a young lady residing 4 ans q
the residences Of Upper Tc5ds,es
The loyer fearing-a rcpnlse from &
head of the family, eonducEe5 y
courtship Id a clandestine NAME.
The upshotl Of the matter WAS ~
an elopemeBt occurred and tbe 4st
ties were married. After H. (.
rage the bridegroom proposed ~.
they should return homo and bross%
the fathers pardon.
Is Judge then Of his dismay
with d trembling voice, shei6 !:
him that although she possesssd I.
name efNthe gentleman in odessss y
she was nos related 70 him IS 4
slightest degree, and was enipI5sS
in bis dwelling in the capas# All
sempstress. Thus i'll his visions q.
secured fortune were scattered q
winds I; and the scene of fecrIm..
Etion which elsued was terriblyIoFs ].
place ftra newly married couHIe'
4 F-a-||E .r.+L ell E.EE|IL IT,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
The Know atlins Rnrty d Mob.

f4al 8tL L#ta#FA E@#IE&3 ".Rt H%N@=f a.D.,l% LINE&
The late election has been something
more than Il victory and > 1ddaAf6eaat-it Iha g
be4n a great political lesson u wasEtl'
last attempt, in a train a attempts, 70 a 4
minister the Central Government upoll
an idea instead Of a systems; 70 sustain
the political structure upon an atom 1r athhei
than 4 foundation. Commencing IN tht
plan ofsitikziing an excited Sentiment z 7
hatred TO the catholic and tfdfeiggner thFF
opposition, al first, saonghEltto admlnlste1'
the Government upon q passion scarcely i
active and prevalent enough y orgganizi
q mob.g insufficient as a single passion
fol such an end, it selected one tlha.
stirred the heart Of a malignant faction
rather than>the universal popular hedrt'
The passion was feltby fem IfEitA bad b4ef
felt By all, Ii still was ste feeble and II:
ueeley ant a sentiment t9 administer
grca government, With il complex syys-
Ten, IfoFeig Il and internal, 4fw3r, a-eferlSe
Fsyehue and security.
They next attempted TO excite and d.
rect the passion of aeqaisitiseness 70
tlleir advantage ; and sought to .usiFp
THE aoYernment-not 10 administer ard
condiIct it-but for the ayowed purpose
5of robbing and confscatinS tsI landlss..--
Ill BOTH instances the plan pfgovernlmnent
was contracted scheme for indulging
either abfigoted aversion to catholics ara
foreigners, Or The ayafioioHs propensity
u acquire what IS pot our own: "
nyeithyr case was Tie scheme commensl
rate with the great political wants Il
Every thing was left uncarpd fol and; un
provided for, except a passion and !
prejudice.
A single insufbordinate passion, acting
" a time. whether it be bigotry or AVA
rice. tpwering up in the breast of man,
all L & F FIJI - 49, L & tEFH- @gF TEE h@Nf
makes i; m 4 fanatic Or q felon a single
similar passion stirring the breast Of the
masses, organizes a mob Both PEI
sFonal Anil popular passion b IF anyyfkind II i
VIOLENCE ID societyi and can meyer sue;
zzgee4ssfally be worked into a plan, Or ami.
mate aIparty to conduct its government,
II wa1Ia missioner 70 call The opposition
d parry. It had the passion, and dis!
played The propensities Of q mob ohly It4
d,urration. was that of a mob its fckle1
ness sniacked ofsthe mob /; its o~riginatora
were city bruisers the literature Of is
Platforms and organs was bigoted and IN,
aamatoFy, 4 would Be false nonencla.
tfurres to call It even a faction.
ia H4@%EEtt III r@EA-LSHZ A&Y= I4AE& FHI# EEEH #EEEAte
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Trag,dy.

OnMondag evening las, SsI.sr
Shelton, whilst under the inHneSss
of whiskey. got into q frolic inlWs'i
rem, Albemafle and attempted il q.
the lives of his brother, Df. TkoHs,
Shelton and a Mr.. John Bursa~
Just as these gentlemen VIDE 4,
tempting totrhake their escape from
.him5into 4 house, Nelson Saetes
discharged his gun, loaded with bue&E.
shot, al them. Mr.. Burton waIsbw
through the slnalftof the back, Ind I
probably mprtally wounded: d..
shelton received one Or two q "a
shot in his wrist, and Is only sIigkaY
Hininred. Shelton made bis eScals
into Nelson, but was arrested abuFs
Howardsville aud brought to otr nj
.on Wednesdat. Heis the same man
who was tried and convicted id ihis
county some years since for shdDiug
or stabbins a man in the sameEilaes
Jof Warren.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

APPoINTED4.The Washington Sas
learns that Governor Wise has tender.
ed TO James i. Carr, ESD ofKanaK
ha county, Virginia, the pot d
Lieutenant Governor of that State,
made vacant By the resignation Of
Lieut.. Gov. McComas.1 Mr.. Carr il
4 native Of Charlottesville, though
long a residento OF Western Virginia
where he IS wei known as the Pres.
ident sofa BANK iii Kalawha. He \
i gentleman of high character AMI
his selection i'll all respectsis a gocl
one. There was an ,iih ftaat con
stifntional hw5dgestion involved il
fHingthis Vacancy. which. we lpFe
sumo, Coz Wise has settled to hi
conviction ere making ths appoint
ment. We have no idea at present
that Mr, Carr will decline.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
From New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANs, Ine

Gen Walker left this evening, Oh
the teamboat W oodford fog Wash
i1gt4n wa Louisville, bys the adj.
vice of Pierre Soule, who arrf we'd
here yesterday
The steamer Louisiana Was burned
in the Bay 81 Galveston, ION the
of.the 31st ult. Eleven per,
sons are known to bave been lost.
amolgwlsom was Col. BainbFidge, OF
the y. 3, a. T~hirty-two perssns mis-
sing.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

Joliffee, ali abolition attorney Of
Cincinnati, was cowhidcdfn Coving-
ton, Ky, on Saturday last BY q Mr.:
Gaines. who had hfs feelings ruffled
bv the abolitioaist during the trial OF
II fnoftiye1case inI Cincinnati about a
wear since. The Eabolitionist submit
ted to the chastisement-N with chris.
tian docility never before e1auiated
Esiree the/days Of the apostles
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

The annual snnnlv 81 cold San tbe
California mines Is estimatad II s5o.s
100000, while the mines AZ 4 nstra.
liza contribute sixty millions annually
ito the, Increasing wealth ofthg world.
those Of Russia twclye nMlians.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

The New Orleans Picay9ne6f the
18Th, says that from every hrtof The
Southern country il has the most
gratifying accounts Of thta growing
wheat crop. 1t says, in the Carroll.
mas, Georgia, Alabama, II ssissippi.
Tennessee. Texas and our ownState,
the promises Of an abundant harvest
were never better. Every yheFettfe
crop is backward, but Vigorous and
healthy, the recent genial Weather is
bringing il rapidly forward and, un.
less something now unforesesn occurs,
TO a rich and early harvest. 1t is
probable, indeed, that the cold, back
ward spring has actuallybee fFora-
BILE to it causing it a irmer root and
a ''spread, AS the farmers NY
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

Not less thar two hundred patents
for sewing machines have Reen IS
sued That department Of he Pa
tent Office occupies the entire time Of
one examiner.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

The Washington Star understands
that it is the intention of Charles y
Calvert, late proprietor Of the Na.
tional Hotel, t@ sue the Corporat.ep
of Washington city Tor seventEtye
thousand dollars damages, growing
out 81 the closing Of that house.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

Mr.. TYIER, in his address al Tile
jamestown celebration, when refer.
ring to slavery, spoke Of te iniustioa
ofthe North in reference aereto.-
He said be hadknowledge oithe fact
that the marble palace of Stewart, n
New York City, was briilt upM The
sale Of three thousand slaves,
had been sent III New York to be
euaancipated, g
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
TexaSF amfRe.

a eorrespondentof the Austin In
tellfgencer, from Rounds Rock, vii
hanson, county, Texas. under date
Of March Goth, to the effect that there
are a number of families that. have
not had i morsel Of bread FOR weeks,
and do not know when they viii get
any, as they have spent the last sent
months ago: lie calls upon the GOV.
ernor and the. liberal people of ths
State for relief
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

Wednesday the steamer Hunter
Woods, Capt. Pugh took dowlf from
Norfolk to the Colonization ship
Stevens, about15o emigrants, making
207 in all, bound for their new nee
home, A Large quantity Of go4dssoi
various kinds was also taken DOVE.
to the shin. Y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
The Elections.

Below we give the returns ft gnal Dis.
four counties in.this Congree
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

We learn 81 late arrivals hat four
teen hundred miles of the Atlantic
telegraph cable have been spun; and
that there iseverything to encourage
the friends efthe great enterprise.
Tie practical difficulty W eapprshendt
will be in laying in the cable.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

Two of the mob who recently took
the louisville Jail, and m~urdered the
negroes accused of numbering te
Joyce family, have been indieEed9S
the Louisville Grand Jury, arrested
and placed niail.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

Near Baton Rouge, La, a flssnrs,
has opened in the earth to tile e.
tent OF several hundred yards in length
and abopttweAty feet in depth. Smoke
impfegnated} witha splpharoussnell
issues from the fssure in clouds
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

Accounts from the middle SECTION
Of North Carolina, tell Of great scar
.eity.of corn, ahenntin in some eases
to a fear of f41ine, and the actHl
death Of stock for want Of food The
Salem Press says that at q sale ID
Stokes county, On the 10th inst;
corn sold fogs2,o5 per bushst4cah.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

"a very Serious accident happehed
on theSdhth Side RAILROAD, "a feM days
ago, cansing the deathlofaFery valu-
able ne1glp Woman, 4the property 81
Wm. q. Zones, ESD, near Wilson's
Depot. The engineer was coming
down a WHY considerable grade, and
diseoyerR tile woman, blew the
whistler The engine, when the wo-
'man insfRa Of stepping aside, com
menced abfisk run down the track,
and before the impetus conM he IA.
ken up, thS engine struck the woman
.aa Tid knoek dg hen acresss tile track,
over tel fpgh Pf the train passed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20
Mow6..D ASSOCIATION
fr PHILADELPuIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS

yHyO all persons afiieted with Sexual Diseases.
n SPEsMAToRRHGA, SEMINAL. WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE
OSoRRHGA GLEEr SYPHIIIs. heViee of OSASISA
ABUSE. &c. &c. -....-
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view OF the awful de-
sruion of e caused by Sex la diseases the de-
ceptions upon the victims OF dis
QIaeks tkeir Consulting Srrseon
Charitable Act worthy OF their 20 give Msdl Aeviee
Gratis all thI1 afflicted. apply By lettsE win
description of condition. habits OF
lffs and in Of poverty and suffering 20
FURNISH MED4CISES FEEE or CHARGE.
The Howard Association is tsaeEolen. ustitaon estab
shed by SPECIAL endowment for the relief OF the sick ana
distressed alieoA with EirGleEt and Epasic Diseases -
It has surplus of which the Directors have
voted expend IN etysrsng shs above notice. IL Eee5
less 20 add that tho Association e0Esnds the highest as
cal skill ot the age and will farAh the most approve
modern treatment.
Just PabIShod. by the Association. report Spermz
torrhoea Seminal weakness the vice Onaris. Mas
turbaon SeltAbuse aud other Diseases tho
Organs. by the Consulting Surgeon. which b
mall tin asesled eavslope) FREE
ofTwo srAMPS for postage.
!, Address, DIR. GEO. X. CALHOUN Consalting Surgeon
Howard Association No Soash NINTH Street Philade-
phia. Pa By order Ofths Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARrWELL. President.
GEO. FAIRCUlLO. Secretary. feIs-'57i,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20

1857. SPsZsEGs GOODS. 1857.
Large Arrival of Fresh Stock for Spring.
HgTE invite aad look sriendii goods
Sv We determined this SprRg take he lead in
selling Roots aud Shoes low prices and gnOi Goods will do
s. Just cal IN let show you. We have them
and roar wh:ic drop in
n - q fashions. mais McREA < WELLS,
Y aDiIs GtlTE9s IA large as1ortneut at all prices
A tro-a che n manufacturers direct.
NCREA & WELLS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20
siCoE SC;sEUisEIs.

AIN street. between Frss aai Seoand, hlve- elua
~ Advantages OF -snE oHers his
cGsmers OF the largest and bess ace"d stocks Of
Cigars. Snua Chewing an smoking Tobacco which he
aid will sell os any house in the city.
mi N
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20

tssl0baesC Canneltou Sheetings reed this
- day al for sale bA mht7 KEEN & PRESTON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20
FA RES:

Daily FrsiE. Trains leave Evansville aud Tergo- Ha.e al
~ A. W.. Oh Thics iOoal passengers will &c taken.
For information through Tickets apply az the
1or-ays TRANSPORTATION ofce head Of street Ev
'asHtaa~- deci3 J. J. DANIELS. Sup't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20
A CARD TO THE LADIBs.

fH\iS Turkish Periodical remedy sdats
~ removal OF O@treetioas fProlapsse
Cteri. (Fallng OF the Womb LeuehorThea Whitss
These Pills have IN singl. instance failed pre-
ucins the Too be raid
No enjoy good health VIXEN that particuiar
~ her peeuitar organization derspsd Sickness
ach hssdAche iaBguor. cetIsy ssA
back ioss OF aPPsste. eos.vsnsss. of abe
symto which attend irregular enstruation AZ certain
I+I'-
Be and the genuiue. which signature
each box. These Pills be had addressing Dr..
mali. .ti.f---. = .f-t4. ~ ~ lfl+ls = III
~ BLsdis whose health will permit inersass
of e. miiy will find thee Pills
Ladies who pregnant. should these Pills. -
they ars sure 20 bring on though injury
80 '''''g g1NHf :, DIR. sANFLoY& 4 co.. fTn
fe6 Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20
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Eo 3aasONs AND C9NTfsAC.rO.sS.

'Eo "a EASONS AN % C2NTEEAC'COsES.
aNiE Boarl Of Trustees Of Pigeon Township vsnierburz
u County int preptrsd receive sealed proposals
saturday. the Sist Of March buidiRg
snVy Tor BRIDE - Pigeon Greek tb
line ct traas street adjoining the corporation of Laas
- 70 be rocS. the material sand
stone and viii contain about 300 Perches cubit
porch.) monthly esiasss WILL he rade done
material on ~, ground OF which per will be paid
cash dawn Tue tOari retaining 10 unJil the
ret;on or the job Plans and specification
any Information iiiret. by applying Mr Philip Kramer
at the business house Of Decker Kramer Main street.
ian2I-tt
At meeting Of the Trustees of PIGEON Township held
tqs 18th dy OF March, 1885, it that the iii for
reeesng proposals Tor building abu:mens Tor bridge
Pigeon Creek. be extended t. tho 18TH day April 1851
nhl9-ti JAS. G. HArCuErr. To wnship Clerk.