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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24

~ SING SING This long -essblished school wll Do 81
OPENED October g. In charge Of Miss eTILLMAN assisted
in the various able and eIpeensed Te:cher
Eyery facility will afforded TO Ladies' tor occurring
tborouah snd substantial educston Location unsurpassed io
besuty Of For circuis Ac apply
At the Seminary at this office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24

DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No 81 West
18th g. Mr.. LEyERErr viii open her School for the en-
suips wear on WEDNESDAY Sept lS. A Clsss IN knslha
s.d French Literature under the Insueo. Of tue noS
competent Professors, win Be- comnencsd October sod w
sse those Studies viii b sdmttsd 10 tie Cort It ~ PEI
su.ter Applications may Be made to M L. personally o.
by letter II the above address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24

MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, ID
Xv1 sth.st-DepoGt, made before hs lot,
October oil Be allowed Interest from the Let Of October tn.
CT per cent Of IS 10 eIo and per cept
eito. Bank open daily from m 70 p. and
CD WEDNESDAY aid SATURDAY EVENINGS from 10
pm. ISAAC SMITH, Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

sight. We learn by members who have in
uured into the outrage that the statement OF
the prisoner is fully corroborated by other
witnesses.
Shannons case is 4 cruelty hard one. He
IS about % years of age, is said to be without
relatives or friends, and has conducted him
self with perfect propriety in prison. lis
time expired three months ago, bat he still re-
mains in the Penitentiary, without any other
home in this, to him, midnight world. His
fellow-prs0ners commiserating his terrible
have placed S125 in the hands Of
the Warden for tic use of Shannon. raised in
small contributions among themselves. Such
men, though wearing stripes Of degradation,
are no. wholly depraved.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

A INDUSTRIOUS OUTRAGE.-A case Of the
most aggravated and inexcusable oppression
has recently come to light in Ohio. which We
find related in the editorial correspondence Of
the Cleveland Herald of the 18th:
Something more than year ago young
man named Shannon was sent to the peniten-
tiary from Lorain county for one year, for
manslaughter. Shannon was 4 fireman on
one of the Cleveland and Detroit steamers,
AMI when assaied by passenger with a
knife, struck his assallant on the head with an
iron poker, and unfortunately killed him. On
trial, under advice of COUNSEL Shannon plead
guilty; it is thought jury would have ac-
quilted him. His eyes were somewhat
affected by the glare of the fires, though his
sight was good that he could distinguish
persons across the prison yard and work reg
ularly in the shops. In january last, DR..
Dawson persuaded him to have one eve ope-
rated on. He at once became totally blind in
that eye. In April, DR.. d. sent for him to
the Hospital in order to operate on the other
eye. Young Shannon protested against hay-
ing his eye touched, stated that he had lost
one eye by the former operation, that his
time had nearly expired, that he had nc
friends or money, and could not consent tx
run the risk Of losing his other eve.
lie peremptorlly refused, bat was told tha
it was not for hm to dictate in the matter
H. was bound to the operators Chair bv th
Doctors assistants, and both eyes were ope
s'ghtless. There is no hope Of his recovery
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

0c'F Mr.. Buchanan, the gossjps tell US, will
write his inaugural with an eagle quill, not
plucllcd by man from the wing, but the free
gift Of our national bird 1t appears that SEN
ator Brown, Of Mississippi, was proclaiming
the certain election of Mr. Buchanan, when a
feather dropped at his feet, from the wing OF
an eagle shat was flying over. The gentle
man preserved the quill, and had it forwarded
to Mr.. Rnchanan
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

CElF One thousand and tweuty-eight mar
riages were celebrated in the Cincinnati Cath
olic Churches last year, and the baptism in the
same were four thousand two hundred and
twelve.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
ST. CEAwLEs TsoTEA,

N undsrsrned Lessee this newly erected and adni-
rably pied HOTEL takes peasuro ia announcing to
t ic er3iIv especially 0GsseRgsTs arriving OF
porting Portland Wharf thatths house is no com
IeeIv shed the Guests
Every Furnture bedding. and indeed. the Ediu2
out fitted with articles expressly
for the
ssusled ~ ST. CHARLES is imadatey at the iandine
a princiaa shipping p6ist for louisville where nearly
all guests first arrive and from whence 1y de-
part the West and South this house affords
this point.
II shah he endeavor of the ProDrctor Of th
command liberal share of pubic patron
because he intends The House. with IT.
Extensive rrounds cool sAay aud genera convent
ences r surpassed transient house. It hall he lea
as rs+-eas oteacSnz ofthe essentials of sucf
al estlhiishU=8t.
Mr. J W REDDING. we'll known 70 the travelling public
from his long connection with Htels in ouisvilIe
gaged aad tha general Of the house
The patron the public is 0lictea
Walt W. W. OWEN, Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
c;-nRwnOn EoU.H.

rFYHE subscriber has taken the above house, and
entirely reftted and reCurnlshedit, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house n satsiact0r!
narncr He has also rented The brick Stable owned b,
Mr. Potter Burke, and has good stock 0fhorsesand car
riages 10 let.
ThesiabIcts large, clean and woI ocated. and gooC
rsarc in constant attendance. PartcularattentoI
vi be aid to the care OfOrses eftwith him for keep
10 ard in alIresp poets tae rublic> Ia find the Sher
'v5od House good Hotel. Tiy2tfl ]. A. SYERS-
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

EARIJ PENNINTTON having purchased the stock OF
= Medicines opened ror sale bv Crawford Bsll 1e"
r5nh5 since desires call the attention OF the pupc
parouarly physicians and merchants TO this e
ota pr,l,aseg tn which will be con
stqntv receiving additions from the Eastern Ce5 anu
which sold low terms - c3n p a1?rI9a h1 any
2,,;i M IL. 0 ~ - W. sep29-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
NEW Drugs,
u y . II IN rraN Z

& EICH VIERLING have Just opened largo assortment
s. Of Drugs ard Medicines which they invite the 9ten-
ton Merchants and Physicians They also Eee1 window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints a kinds
Oils Spices. ierumerY Fancy Articles, &C.
sISC-aii 20 pular Patent Medicines. kinds
ground oil Pure Wines Braudie orNedicna purposes
Precr ptions carefully prepared Call ct No "A Naerst
un1 40 Journal Of,ce. mv8-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

F Fall 1rd Winter pcy Goods just received a2d nov
opsn at ENB3GpS Dry Good Store Main street thr7
do below Second His is ''Cheap for CASH ca
soon if 5u want large ofgooi5 foE little money
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
0NLE ENLAALAa noL.nANu, LAQUna.
FDP IiEYNtT
ALI Kinds Of I.iIiGra and Vinegar.


These Oils arc obtained BY DissilIsoa the Chemical
La ora.ory Parish Jefferson Pierre Lacour.
81 L'soac's Chemical Anaysi7 taconr Chemical Nanipa-
Porcha-@5s ra7euarly requested TASKS
nJ t2iu their money il the oil does not give perfect
LAC0UR'2 OF OF COGEAC converts neutral spirit to
5azrgc. Narett Cognac, Poumey Seignette. United Vine
rhose liquors viii have fal fruiy favor and be5nti6I
M oo9F Hf eeti1s9 ne S !Ey VII he charged
A2ple braney. Cq9lmo9 C2Gqae Brandy. &C..
Mcnorgahela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky,
OH OF CGDR1T changes common Rectifsd Whiskyto
on irish Malt Whisky, and superior article of Scotch
on or PEACH changes common whisky to Virginia
con vert com non WHISKY to ppo Braa5y VIII
@ paL or cnaYg . s poorest & & 1sAE to hSi9nd @ Gin
LACOUk'S C0NCEN GRATED ACID viii, in five hours
oas water to thIiy FaiI0ns GS OF G os @
ae naeSlr at can be i@gad n the Ky tae ne OF
FOR MAKING II61olS Iaeour,, 0 j. REQUIRE 20 pr.
rhi ftUors thus ade win hive me natural ar raa fli
rich. oily beautiful transparent color and Gne
bead Laoours os eto three tinct properties in con
veTting nnaon whisky brandy gin &C. Tho rs Pre- p
ery comhnes with and u d in the form o. focJlent rar
in+ - - 1nE ha-as NJ s9ritr - b s s ~ m
liquor. which renfer mellow and imra aPPearsn
ynoGs nusty oior aat aTted to tno liquor Hhoh
dT % M p nn TG i a Gn,e a6 a
sufficient oil for mat agthree hund ed gallons of Hqpor
! Pre- 81 per bottle
For sale the Charles and Poydras
hottie Of hese oils in number, will he
sacked and shipped with b OF lading any part OF the
country, upon the receipt Of SO. IN tho address
I p. LACOUR New Orleans.
Purchasers requested guarantee good faith, Z
furnish the house New Orleans viii
ship them package of the oils. If they perform nj
that ella med for them they will cost nothing an5ly
J foHN HURTEY. T. SULLIVAN
.HDsET EEETESETY & Go.
FDEgXgA AssTsENGs AND TCHTEFzESSL0N
nj II r 2 Fl a N y =
50 'SehOupiaOTsias street
/ aug6 NEW ORLEANS
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

G4y Season in New York Fashions and Viccs'
The New York Herald devotes portion OF
its space to a description Of the routine Of fash
onable amusements which follow the holIi
days aud disappear before Lent. We make
f..s- q vfrantc.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
ng1p,Uv5BER AVN sHiNet! Es ,

ER II BENNETT wosld respectfully announce to t'e
citizens Evansville ~ surrounding ontry tnat '
[having engaged in the manufacture OF IoI
raj vanTs and seleetiuga choice article Of his MANI
tnrs) has opeued Yard CARPENTER street near r9z Z
new Fountrv and is prepared to rs ut noi-sl
retail cheaper before odered n tins city
-Iy-1f-
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

TAVIN bought Nessrs- HeTshberEer & Carson st1c
E Il OF ,mlv Gr7csries FroaHTe. &c. wouii be I.ad
to receive the patrorae of the customers OF the late NJ
Also that old friends and the public genera "
M part do my utmost TO give entire sa5s
| faction to all. -:,s : -
will remain for few days in the store oefurea y
the late frrl locating permanently IN the
aVen1eman ola stari,'' of Main and 2d sts
Keep such stock OF Goods always on nam
the wants Of families demand. -,- ---1--7,,x-
! Jan7 o-AA L 'lOf>Hi'i'
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
CHARLES BARN NUM,
~ ate IA cs. CiOc ks, g g ~ Try, N G
FIRST STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST,
Evansville, Ind.

7D0ps5. CORE AGE AMP T4VINE.-
Il o Coils Z icch Manila ROpe
DO % do do: do:
90 90 z d Do % a.;
p do Glc1an i;One;
25 doz Cotton Bed Cords and Cloth Pins;
25 bales " rappiug T1ine
Z5doz assorted Manila Bed Cords:
1nnS z. II. COON & SOY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
CtsS1IGP0HVTAE AEsT UNION.
THOSE SUBSCRIBING THROUGH THIS ASSOCIATION
uAlpER PUTNAM, GSO9EY, GRAHAM.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
IL. e,rE x-ansArA fhEP
ANY ONE oF TIE QUARrERLIEs,

ET ILL receive in addition the Art Journal FREE. and
also certificate giving them equal chance with
Other members the Society draw fne oil Painting
Ia eioi3e piecs StatuarY Three Oil Paintings wero
drws by hers of the Society in Evansville last year.
aa3 two the before.
The fnr the ming will be received by eS-
press they issued and dei
10 with aud traIued,
to exceed hostage.
Litss Living AMI two certificates end ths Art Jour
nal for six dollars Call at the Telegraph aud
ser he early So our list may complete in g0oitjue
novI7 L G. EARNHARr. Hon. Sac'y
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
AT ROSE sSsS

YHECEIVED this morning by ADAMS Express new SUI
q q pv lraPs aud misses LGmh's Wool Hnse e0lotet
white Kid Gloves. fleece lined silk Gloves. &C.; &C.
Expecting daily arrive a3i5nal stock OF hl sorts
Dry Goods which offer friends at reduced
nova3 Ro5EE, BRO. & FREY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
NJ ;iNy 43Us2Rg2 IS $50 bbis inst rcd by rail Toac
q onJ fors,ielv nov25C I. & d. HEINANN.
$500 EN- aigE'CS
II EsHrEs,rgN s j. FErlEgENG.


wuvH0LESALE and retail dealers in Leather. Fide5.
" 49, ~ sep26
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
AGAIN
NEW GOODS At ROsEE'S.

long expected have arrived Be3utfa 9slie9s
De Lanes Flannels Canton FlanRel5 double Sh1wIs.
~ Jeans Gioycs SC, &c anticipating 10 fill IN our
nae ea-Iv with pror wish reduce eur pres
sc!, as eb IS possibe fore look cUt Cor nr-ains
5ao29 ROSER, BRO. q FREY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

= AzG 2 Z q EI3Ns9 : 9 = 4 = tas9 s1O's q
FrIIE lerie I'd is prepared splice any kind of
an st-qpinr bloets of Descriptions the making
an tn rnari1 s Awni7gs &c To be found at any time
Wn. Grean' Central House, Division street .. -,
ootI5-3m JOHN FhO " -
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

CHEESE AND PAPE.s
rRECETvED IS boxes W R. Cream Cheese;
$50 Raans Of ass'd VIZ Paper ree'd by rail
ToaJ m for sale by noy3 I. j. D. HERMANN,
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
CRAsEkNRS az NHOg OglEsALE EUND RETAIl
KEEN x I'8sESTOg

1AvE eonmep their Fail ana Winter stnei
= ofgo2d embr ing every variety Of merchandise they
have usually ke0t.
We oTr he trle the largest aud hest selected stock
have STYLES 7uhurb and prices low
No merchant visit this market this tall ithoEt
examining stock b pleasure 60 show our choice
selections aud whether he huys viii leave
better aad patriot from the fact Of the great he9uty
styles and combinations rich cocrs
of the beat American factories viii make him
send KEEN + PREST0>
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

Es Z e 4 z Z I % Ee Il IL ID % ID
JOy TO the VvorId!!
TIE 0Ng.Y ENFALLIBLE REMEDY.
II RLEY'S S ARSAP ARIL L a.
OF all the medicines that have discovered during this
~ present e the thousand ills that flesh is heir to-,
equal this wonderful preparation Only three yesrs
disc0verer (Whc decade in
erfeeti-a
public Is already recognized by the most emf
all Of the country to be the
Frsns and elective remedy for certain diseases OF winch
All other Compounds yrups ofthe root have hitherto
failed ctiOn the faculty because on pc
tested they been ound to contain noxlou
the health ofhe patient 1t is notso with
the rure and genuine of the root; and viii
trial fnnd eject ertain and perfect cure OIL he
folio wing com ripiu ts and diseases:
Affection Of the Bone,
Habsual Costiyeness, .
Disaa5as oftho Kidneys, Liver eOmIbIa;fnt.
r-,.,siine,Iz Pulmonary Diseases
Fer4sia Irrs-uIaritios Scrofula, Kings Evil,
Fist1la Syphilis,
Ana ali Diseases of the skin y
it is also known to be great an
tonic purifying the blood and nvigoratDg the
system
and les eerl the system, the efheacous, aa
dsirable rmedy of the age It is already extern
used rouehout country. and is fast btainins an
Europ.a- reputation the s OF cures II mas enecteo
arc fas coming the proprietor knowledge, and be has
in recommending to and all who desire
70 procure relief suffering One bottle being tried,
is effects viii be too apparent admit of further doubt.
coe lriey's sSarsaparila is the only genuine article
J-Frics one dollar ner bottle or ak dollars.
For sale A. the 1nutactory cOrner OF Seventh and 0feeh
streets T.orizviIfa Ky Al>o YI5les houses OF
! J. WHfGi,F y co New Orleans. La.
/ KELLER. FARNSLEY & Co. Evansville Ind..
And hv AL extensive DruT4Sts tfroughou1 the Chits1
states. .Couadi. s1eTioo and South America apz-y
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

IIAO\|i A@IA1S IL Oo'
RET00D AND WILLOW WARE.
| : 2 doz ass'd Market Baskets;
12 set ass Wooden Mea5 lures; reel Cotton Rope;
dOz Shaker BrOoms nests Buckeye Eowies;
IL do Heavy Bed Cords; 12doz
rom Cincinnati and for sale by
aus3o VTCKERY & JOHNSTON.
CANAL SEDEgAGE.
7 AVE large double Warehouse at the Canal Basin,
pabe storing any pro duce which Will be
ceved and held subject the
orders, the most reasonable terms
mh26 2. G.. o. RILEY.
or tAC1NRS Al WHOLESALE UND RETAIL.
FHHE uadersgne ed constantly keepa large assort
n offresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers. and
also Soda Pilot and Naval Bread which being nanuac
the latest impT0yd Machinery thev be sold at
low price place in the West and texcelod
in quty BY other mandatory in the country large
stock awa haad at ny shop Water street between
Sycamore ami Vine.
aecfS-dtf =. SINZTCT.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
FRESEz ARRIVAL.

EE2ESa7 . zsEG Y & l..
F7E Subscribers have Just received by Express lot OF
ladies Kid Slippers very nice. together with LaTge
ana complete Boets, Morocco Kid and SIX
J iod 5seaa gHS 1O-AiuN' f"I'-'' MoREA & WELLS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
BUSINESS CARDS.
Egols.sFs :. EoaENsoN

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND RzAL ESTATE AGENT.
Oce Firs in Bray's buildiRgs, nearly opposite h
Post Once Evansville. Ind y26-ly
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

"A J. C0LBURN & CO.. keep constantly on hand and
"a CTUEE to oEnER n kinds and siz2s oil
of the very best qn3itF a $50
BedGirg all kinds, Jenny ia6 Nat.rassss Shack Sos
land Go3t0n Nattrasses Hair and Spring Nattrasesi 91
Comforts all sizes Feather. Hair Moss and ton IN
Ls Pillow Sins. Sbeets Ec All wishing the above ~
s or retail at prices please call aad examine be
ore elsehe-e y HAtersTeet ext
door to Canal Bank, Evansville. Ind. now"
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

~ Doz1 and lbs cans fresh Cove Oysters lust reed
- decI5 H. H. COOK & SON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
FAhA GOODS.

r VHE subscribers in resep Of their supply .
= Fall and Winter BOOTS and SHOES, selee = for N
ev and country trade embracing every variety and Taht
of Ncus Women an Chidrcu's to which they cal
the a5tentioa Of tue public. MCREA & WELLS.
sep5 First street. Fosters Block.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

TssAyEhEEs,z Ia01sE,

.ornaerly IssEEE's EaeasN AsaF sFtl'
undersigned has taken the above well known house
a reAtted and refurnshed it throughout in the best
style The aceommOdations Will be second to no other mouse
Evansville good rooms for Boarders and Keep as
we'll supplied table as the market will aaord and rates Tea-
sonabe. Attached the house is good Bowling Alley
Travellers will receive every attention and their cattle be
we'll taken care OF augti-tf WM. D. THOMAS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEG1


Z cA noy2s z. II. COOK 4 SON
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-19

-gACK fzR EE-25 kits prime No. Maekerel reed ant
II z for sale by mhi PRESTON BIsoS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-21

Use DE- uARNEy's PURELY vE8ETArIE SUGAR
j COATED pills. G""d al Hil.us CuIiIla.its,
D.suas, Bows fucipcit 90! PuvHr Liver
"nlt lnis sick its'da chs S"iS Throat C"its
and nothing else. 'iEr AZ ether Pas and
medicines cInukv W IL good ilrrg, tut you
ave suffering With tie ts.s sse D. liarneys Pals
i,y ali l1.;,,,s T. VOc<ING A!NnrUr st,
septi Wholesale Agent for WesteIR NirgEia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-21


CITY CouNCII--Ihe ordinance III relation To
cemeteries passed at the last session was read an.
proved Rnd became law. \ report from the
street Commissioner was read relative to the
construction of sewer on Firth street. below
Aanc, with proposals therefor, and also pro-
roSaS for macadamizing Zane street, east Of 9TH
street. n contract with James s Heencv for the
sewer was ordered and With Marshall Bro,
for the merchandising.
On motion the street commissioner was nu-
thorized TO employ Mr.. Gilchiist To determine
the grade for the new sewer on Fifth street
a report from the committee on streets and
ALLEYS relative to the building ofa wall at the
East Wheeling Cemetery, and the making Of
plank walk on the Island was read, and laid up
on the table, after much discussion.
Mr.. FitShngh Offered n report from the COM
mittee on Cemeteries, relative to the interment
of bodies upon the grounds adjoining tic East
Eigth street n lengthy discussion cnsuCd, af.
ter which on n motion 10 receive aid adopt the
recommendation of the committee, the report
was adopted
A report was read from the com. on Grades,
recommending the establishment of the grade
OH Lindsey street, aud on Sixth street Refer
red To committee on Ordinances, To report an
Ordinance.
Petition of John Anick. Rules suspended
and license for a lst class coffee house was
granted.
foOtway across Lindsay street, at 6uI street.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Hammond moved for flag Cootways across
9Th street on john St, aud at Zane st. Amend-
cd and agreed TO-
A notion to disoIvc the license of the Turton
Honse unanimously adopted.
ouncil then Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-21
CnAaas Of R,rF uFoN Two LlrrLE GmLs,


CHARGE Of RArF uPON Two LIrrLE GIRLS
Nfxg Axp ELEVEN YrAUs OF AGE.-Three or four
DAYS since. a father and mother, with their two
little girls, aged nine and eleven years, took
massage. in this city, on boat bound for Gin
cinnati. They arrived in Cincinnati about thrte
O'Clock on Sunday morning last During the
passage. according to the statement of the par
cnt> the two girls were taken, separately. by
two men, hands on board the boat, aud their
persons violated, under threat to throw them
into the river if they made any noise On the
arrival of the boat, the parents had the men ar.
rested and lodged in Jail. After the arrest #
the men, the landlord of coiFee-housc, where
the parents ani children were stopping, went on
board the boat, and attempted 10 negotiate with
the captain for settlement OF the matter, but
he refused to have anything to do with it, aud
on consultation with the prisoners, they de.
c.incd paving penny to hush up the aifttt as.
serting most positively their entire innocence of
the charge. With these facts and the addition
al ones that the parties were without funds to
continue their journey, and that an attempt had
been made to settle the charge on payment of
money, there hangs u doubt about the case,
which a full Investigation only can clear up
r $ We learn from the Cincinnati Gasetis
(from which paper we condensc tile above fact<)
OF last night, that the names of the men are
John SchaiF.r, engineer, and James Pancost,
carpenter, of the boat ''SIary Cook" An ex-
animation Of one charge only, was gone into
that against Pancost The father Of the girls
is named Richard Dawson. The little girls cor
robora,ed tine facts stated above. Schaifer was
discharged, but Pancost, against whom a clear
case WAS made out, was handed over to the
authorities of Newport, the State of Kentucky
having jurisdiction over breaches of law occur
ring OH the O:.iO river
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-21

DH SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoEAToR is what We
wish to recommend with confidence to our read
ers, our reasons for which will appear in the
following:
Some time since, while troubled with Dyspcp-
STA, Indigestion, and thousand other Ills that
none but the Dyspcptc suffer. ourphysician de-
uied us the use of the f,yuriie cup of coffee
with our breakfast. But this did not lessen the
evil, so 10y the Dr.'s advice meat was discarded
from our dret-yet Dyspepsia haunted US day
and night, until finding no relief among physi-
clans, we commenced the use of family medi-
cimcs with less faith than hope. Among other
things, we were recommended to try Dix SAN
ronDs LIVER TNvrGonAron. We tried it, and
since then we have recommended others to try
it, willie they in their turn have given their
recommendation, and there are no cases that we
know of who have tried it but have been bene-
fitted by its use i. is the most inUigOrGting,
life giving balsam we have ever known, and we
are happy in telling all of its curative proper
ties, and in recommending them when troubled
with any arrangement of the Liver, to try this
uniaiiing rcmedy.-EFeIoaiaD emocrat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-21

CExruAL ONO RArLnoAp.-The earnings of
tie Genital Ohio Railroad for the three days
ending September 80, amounted to $s,4l225,
sud for the whole of that month to SG2, Oo3 81,
We learn that the coupons of the mortgage
bonds of this road for August are being paid ut
the office of r. Garrett & SOFAS of Baltimore
This road continues to be a most valuable aux
iIary to the Baltimore road. Its contributions
to the tralic of that road for the year past have
been $1,000 tons of freight, aud 2l,692 pas
sengcrs