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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-03
To the Honorable the Mayor

md SOu1m On COunC1I:
yUNHE Committee on Finance, to whom way refer.
red the subject Of reporting the Assets and Lisbl.
titles Of the City of Evansville, together with the Re
ceipts and Expenditures Of sid city, and the
Nst Is5s would report that uley have made CAREFUL
examination OF the condition Of the City, and hay e
procured Of each Of the PRINCIPAL City officers report
as taken from their books. which said reports your
mittee would respectfully submit, as follows:
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RECEIPTS.

--ssS,i62 O.
You will find on examination Of this report and com
paring il with the City Treasures, a difference as to
the amount Of Receipts into the Treasury, which can
be accounted for by the failure upon the part OF the
persons deposting amounts with the Treasurer TO ME
receipt for same with the Clerk.
All OF which Is respectfully suhnitted
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
To Messrs. Sharpe and Elliott, Committee Finance
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-03
The Weather.g

PITrsBuRs. April 2.-N
River feet scant, and falling slowly
Weather clear.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-03
CITY ORDERS.

Amount outstanding March co. So. se,5ss g
Amount since issued. 2s.bis ~
-s3l,lf5 II
Amount cancelled since Mar 80, 81 1885 %
Balance outstanding ................ 1l,24? 81
Amount of Lamasco orders OUT. 400 10
OF which last mentioned amount
there is in the Tretsurers hands sl,iiIOt
In Collecto 5 hands............... l,l2l 70 -,
Balance of City orders in circulat'n 1850 D
Whole amount in circulation $3.50 J.
ID
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PICTURE FRAMES

A BEAUTIFUL S,so:.Lts! o. geil. noalding c
~ f6bEIL CoxYrsroS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-03
CITY CLERKS.

The City Clerk herewith submits his Third Annual
Report shoN ing the condition OF the CITY OF Evans
vlie for the year ending March 3st 1858, as taken
from the books Of said City sin his Keeping:
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AN ORDINANCE

To prescribe the time within which real estate may be
sd for the payment of City Taxes assessed thereon:
SECTION ]. Be it ordained by the Common Council
of the City of Evansville, that from and after the
the City Collector at any time AFTER the FIRST Monday in
October, and before the second Monday OF March OF
each year TO make the taxes assessed, real estate
either by the seizure and sale Of the goods and chaes
Of the owner claimant thereof by selling the lot
piece of ground Itself upon which the tax remains
unpaid or much thereof may be necessary to pay
such taxes and costs Of advertising and sale.
Attest: JOHN HEWSON, Mayor.
WELL II. WALKER. Clerk. febo
a XES-
IN . boxes Lippincott's, for sale nv
ORR, DELZEIL a Co
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STEAMBOATS,.
U. s. MAIL PASSENGER PACKET

!. n. DONE,
d. b. HERRoN, Master,
e. s.sssssa MONDAY and THtRsDAY, at
n-s$zSl2 O'Clock, NJ, arriving at
M, TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Returning, leaves
Cairo every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at Z O'Clock.
= VI, and Paaucah every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAYs al o'clock, A. NJ,
Connecting ut Evansville with the Eva nsvilie
and Charlottesville Railroad
and Packets for Green River. Also, connecting at
Smithland with Cumberland River Pack - and at
Paducah with Tennessee River Packets; Cairo with
Memphis, New Orleans and ST. Louis Packets.
Tickets can be obtained On board the beat for all
Eastern Cities. m-53-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-03
BY TELEGRAPH.

rELEoRAPHED ExcIUsIvELY TO THE EvANsvILLE
DAILY JOURNAL ny z. 4 w. LINE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-03

- aEneled Cloth covers. male IN exuessly for n,
City trade, fer sale low Nv
js37 sCHMrrr q STARK. Ytrt n.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-03

ECsT RECEIVED
- uraham's Magazine, for April;
Gody's Lady's Book, Do
Yankee Notions, do
Harper's Weekly,
New York Led ger;
Flag of Our Union;
March - At J.HEALYy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-03

Gse BBLs. REBOiLED MokAssBs,
OO - , do do do 60
20 bbls Tar;
Tierces Rice:
il Crates assorted Esrthenware, past TO our
order: Suitable 5or Country stores. Received and
Tor sale as lowest prices for Cash, bv
mr2 L. & ID. UIEMANN.
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Evansville and CrawfOrdSvil e

Agta Essss.xsTT C =. g :: s: :
NI% IL 4 3 s: ssss tSsss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

q List Vessels passing n and out Of the Lock Of The
weIlAnd Canal Po-t CoIbourne C W furnished by the
Lock Tender TO the Board Of Lake Underwriters D. p Dol
bins, Secretary
BouND WEST. Sept l0thSchrsS Rob Hson Ie-vi. Wellf
On tue -Prop Lady q the Lake Prairie state. schrs
Cataraqui- Flight, 81 Andrews, Albion, Nelson.
BoUND East Sep lgh-BarQue Norman: srhrs Aus
taaa Oiiva On he llfh-Pr0i Verm. ut: haruue Sic
vens hTig Christiana; s-hrs Bay Queen. Mary, Elk.
vessels IN Port fJT Har5oE-Sohrs. A Ee5bury J. II
Dra-e-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND, sept 18Th.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Ocean. Evans, Detroit,
Steamer Forest Queen, Miller, Buffalo.
Prom Gataracr blrss. Buffalo, ncse.
Pr Allcglaly. Hunt, Buffalo; $50 tCns mdsc
Prog Editht Collins, Buffalo, 3 tons m1sC,
Prop NCrthern Light spa dag, superior
Prop Gov Cushmzn. SIssou. Dunklrk; cargo
Schr FarweI, Jones' Milwaukee; L. sc bu Oafs, Ikgs
crauberres.
Sc0w SpanSer. Burke, Detroit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-sep.. "a


Fl0ur-A shade lower with rihsr more in-; sa-es ~
n70 ms - sa 4 uu>uulds g iS Tor superill
s.rt seas extra STATE, Sla IL Tor supe u e
yve,feel. s. a. Yves
s0a5 IS fi fouu palO; uul a q .it it1lsA
ward Can-tian i5Ir du-; sales 5j IBIS Al - '1
A. Tor common chlce extra X! Hour se4ns IN small
parcel al $ sal % ., a.
Wh6s-eaye md ld2c oweTi sales 1908 bu al 81 ~ Tor
roud hike AlHc1s.I 81 IS Tor We handsome new M4e
Caladis . ] - FOR pine ted southern
Rse-Steldy; UO1 bu far a. 75c' prl1le viii nElns
7tc
CSr-Icr. with doing; sales 5000 bush IrIEssS
ygtster 65s &c Inferior 70 prime ec lor Whe' sc
iur ven ha dsomo yellow southern
laS-lu suJ Cul Al s5Gslc, state G-4tzalc
WalsRv-liaszl supp - sales l5ui bbls 1t &c
bnls a. S491A9
u-nla. s.; SIS - and SlI 35 ll g. or mess
Bs.4-SIeadv. l5J h1is Al "a Jl4 50 Ickel
mess; I5a Is s. Tor do Beef has and PRIME mess
beef uul aal ULclH.reG
sc haMs- s.. -,
uercss { r - il71c
q La llc tor Wes-eruf l0G-c lol sl4le
Cheese ca e. al 5a7-a',
StlaAs-SecyEi B. lower; Tenn 6S SJt Lac grants
=, enc lali sss JesNale ad HniS}a -, a. II u
s Co. 7gss; E'e lsHs7 liuus14 --i l-li-
euJra Is; Cievetad d oeao ia4i X gdl1s ~ Is
3: AICalza4 CvusGa Us Michigan Slut-Iu --a FA4-li
ll4l., o., tiai y Chi 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

sUCCESSOR> TO c. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers IN Fish, Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9J and l92 River street, and and
y Meadow street, "Grocers Block" Cleveland Ohio.
C. BRADBURN,l
W A FIsHER.( aug3l-dly l94
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

REVIEW OF THE GENERAL WHOLESALE AND
PRODUCE MARKET, for the week ending Monday
Evening Sept. lS O'Clock reference being had TO the
tables.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
"a 'AAh1AN-- ALahAA y 1bAAo- " MLAl
STANDARD, BEMIS & MURRAY,
FLOUR.

We arc receiving the following well known brands0i
-Four consignment which we call the attention
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
AaENrs ANp coNsIaNETs

LOCKER & Co, Racine. lJ.F KIRKLAND. Sheboygan
Chamberlin, Crawford & Co., Cleveland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

oSwEGO PRODUCE AIARHET-Ssrs. IS.
lBT TELEGRAPE
FiOur-Uuchaugei
Nheat-C IIef, slles-
Curn-Dull. sales 1tQu bu-
Canal FTgislsSleady &c four 75se wheas, &c
On corn 10 New York.
Lake Imp0rls-2 bbls -four; lsnoO bu wheat rs a
Canal E1pors-5 800 B5Is aour; a GO bu wheat; 5o2 bu
com
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

DEPART TUREs.
Steamer Ocean, Eva s. Detroit.
steamer For. s. Queen. Miller, Buflio.
Pruu GOV CUshuan- Slssln, DuuslTk
Prlp Oveso, Kirby. DunkiTk
Prop Me. Col ms, Bunllo-
sem yorktown Lacy Osvvego, 1881 bu wheat.
Schr Herald Hon yvel saginaw psgs Of mdse, tlus
st-neWare- blsEy.
Schr Fidelity. Duncan. Toledo
Sc0w AiaEceus, Flck, DytrOlt-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
Grlgrauers.

ENG K AYING AND LITHOGRAPHTNG
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
- ENGRAVERS AND LITHoGRAPIlERs, Ba
street, Cleveland, o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
HARTLEY SMITH J. G. PUTNAM
| SM[TH & PUTNAM=PRODTCE-
BRADRURN & FISHER

~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants. Dealers in
Salt Fish. Water L me, Plas sc; also dealers in al
varieties OF Brick Ware House ls3 ls5 River
Street and 81 8 Dock. Liberal cash advances made
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
COMMERCIAL.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every description
done i he Printing Establishment OF the Leader OF
the latest improved and most rapid steam the best
STYLE On short notice. and At reascuable rates Particular
attention pai tobIaRk Every description Of Bind
NJ dole, especially Blank Books Letgers' Journals
Sales Books Receiving Books, &C, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-S-pt. Is.
LBY TELEGRAPH

Four-luly moderate business dong today change
% note m es sales 5Ot bbls - 81 e Tor good suernue
Illinois. S5a5 IS q chulce Oho, lnllzua, c-
Irn aa1 Canadian; > s good h1ce do
atin active tmil4d. market stesdys sales 0do1 bl
81 0gaa Ohio. s. for M1-uluAle clls y -
ga ~ white an q an al NJ ele2n - > loF
l1lms white aua1IIu; 81 % !or do heltncAy-
Iuru-Iu and the market - sl21e hrleEs
sacs S 90 uu 4 6c 10. sound Toledo; 664 for PRIME iii
Ba- e-In demand and fru; sales so bush a. = f5r
prime.
Rye-D ~; s1ies 100 bu AZ &c
Oats-tluli and n0nl4nal II IKE
Gana FreIEhls-3sc -four, lOA.c on wheat A-u luc on
corn TO New N0Ik- -.
iae Re pts for Is h5urs-FloI l50 bhs wheat g. GA
bu; corn 1850 Uu, 0ass 2,l54 tu
Shipments hy Canal lime ur t.l-3 hus Wheat
lIs nn c.ru Ill - hn
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24

e@- "rhe Senate of Prussia, ut a re.
cent sitting, pnid merited compliment
to the Galen Of Germany, Chiistoph
Wilhelm Hoofand, by ordering the
erection Of monument to his memory
in the city Berlin. If any man do.
served well Of his countrymen, certain.
" that man was DR.. Hoonand; for,
while by his teachings he revolutions
zcd the whole system of medicine, his
well-digestcd preparations carried 70.
lief into every home In the land; and
ut his death be was mourned rs bene.
factor of the nation, London Times.
These celebrated medicines, the Cor.
man Bitters and Basamic Cordial, arc
prepared in this country only by DR.. c.
NJ. Jackson, AIS Arch Street, Philedel.
phia. IL is sold by druggists and store.
keepers in every town and village in the
United States, West Indies and South
America, ut IS cents per bottle,
no IS II
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24
Great Ipducement for Cash n

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he keeps constantly on hand a
good assortment Of merchandise, usually kept
in retail store, which he offers for sale at but
small advance on cost prices at Cincinnati,
Cor CASH, or on short time to prompt paying
cash customers. ! have tried the cash system
for over six months and find that it works adj
mirabiy WELL and believe II the only safe way OF
doing business both for purchasers as well as
the seller have sold more goods for cash du.
ring the last six months than ever sold in the
same length Of time before, thus enabling me
to give bargains and saving me the labor nee
essary in collecting shall continue to do
cash business rs near as can and expect tc
offer as good. if not better bargains as can be
obtained in this market. am grateful to m!
friends for past favors and solicit countinu
ance Of public patronage. JOHN KING.
Bruokville, Dec. 81, 1853. no2i-u
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-The market continues 6rm,
with good demand Sales of 500 brls
ut 81 75@5, for goodto choice suportne
Receipts moderate.
WHISKY-The market was rather
dull today, but prices cannot DO quo
ted lower. The sales were 1000 brls,
including wagon, ut 23c,
PROVISIONS-Therc was n fair dc.
mand for Bulk Meat, for future dclive-
ry, Mt and Sc, but IL was generally
held higher. Tho sales were So 900 lbs
shoulders ut &c, 10 be delivered in Feb
ruary, and $4,000 lbs clear sides at 94c
packed, delivered in February.
Moss pork was in demand at $3.50, but
was generally held higher. Sales 400
brls at SIT so; 800 do ut sl7 10, and
900 do, to be delivered the last two
weeks of March, and the first two OF
April, ut SIS.
First class City brands were held ut
SIS for present delivery.
The only sale of Lard was 100 tier
ccs, to he delivered in January, ut lie.
1t is generally held ut thisratc for pres
ent delivery.
Nothing transpircd in Green Meats
TALLOW-A sale of 1876 brls Mt l0l
The demand is good
GROCERIES, Molasses firm ut $40
33c, with fair demand, and more buy
ers than sellers, ut the inside rate.
Coffee is firm, with good demand
and sales of 500 bags, u: ll3@l24c, thu
latter rate Tor prime.
| wHEAT-Sales 800 'ush prime white
ut 81 II, and 400 do fair do ut 81 o.
The market is firm with demand fully
equally to the receipts.
| CORN-A fair demand, and prices
firm at 65c.
RYE-A good demand, and the re
} cepts sell readily ut 10.
oATS-Ths supply is very light, AM
not equal to the demand, and prices ar
tending upward. We continue to quot
at Gle.
| DRIED FRUIT-Salcs 500 bush M
Plies ut 90, 800 do peaches ut SO %.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24
To Fathers and Mothers.

You know how important Is for your
children that you should keep good
health. low frequently do we sec fec
BILE parents dressed in mourning on &C
count Of the death OF their beloved chill
drcn. What q pity It's. when, by prop
er care and remedies, all these trials
and troubles can be avoided. When
health can be restored TO the parent
and life and happiness to the child
Restor, the health of tho mother and
you obyiate the necessity of Paregoric,
Godfrey's Cordial and other injurious
narcotics for crying children. We en-
treat you, az we desire to improve the
condition Of our race, to procure DR..
Morse's Almanac and read how disea.
sea arc cured In accordance with ma.
lures laws with innocent Roots and
Plants.
SAcr.-During this critical pc.
riod Morse's Indian Root Pills will be
required, because they cleanse tho body
from those morbid humors, aud tho.
roughly drive away all pains, and give
ease and comfort TO the mother. From
ono to three of these Pills, taken two
or three times week during PREGNANCY,
will cause the mother safe and easy
delivery, and will be sure 10 give n
ste ut and healthy constitution to the
child.
Dr.. Morso's Indian Root Pills are
sold by all dealers in Medicines. For
sale by W. Morrow & Co, Broolsvils.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24
1coNMusrcArrn.l
Lecture of Rev. B. F. Norris.

1
It spskks we'll for our community 10
see such fine audiences as the Lecturs
so far have commanded. Itspeaks well
Of tho Influence Of our institutions OF
learning, for to them in great degree
should themeed be given. Not that the
community is of such class rs not to
appreciate tho value and necessity OF
a course of lectures, but because tho
College originated tho plan and secur
ed the Lecturers.
Rev. B. +. Morris, Of Conncrsville,
delivered tho second lecture last We'd
nesday night TO n largo and deeply in
terested audience. His subject was
1.-THE culture, formation, and power OF
Christian Nationality" II is impossi-
bic for me TO give a true digest of the
lecture. Some ono would confer q
great favor II bo would suspend n lamp
above the back seat and place a stand
there with few sheets of paper on II.
The Autocrat and oil his friends woHld
speak we'll Of the person that would
do such n kind act. 1t would do injus-
tico TO the speaker TO attempt TO report
n speech of nm hour and half on some
scientific or philosophical subject with
out any notes--it should be reported in
the order delivered, and tho leading
heads noted, otherwise very poor idea
would be impaired. The lecture was
good, taken as whole, and was well
received. OF course some faults could
be pointed out II was rather long, yes
too long, n little more and IL would have
been wearisome. If IL had been boiled
II little longer before being served up il
would have contained the same amount
Of saccharine matter with much less
bulk.
Permit me TO say in the kindest man
ner that there were two or three boys
near the back seat that disturbed great.
" the
ArTocEAT OF THE BACK. SEAT.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24
To Our Patrons.

The frst Volume Of the American Is draw
ing to close. In soliciting continuance Of
thepatronage ofthose who have kindly stood by US
heretofore, we hope. by their assistance, to add
as many more names to our list of subscribers
in the coming year as we have had in the past
In assuming the publication Of the American,
in February last, we had no experience as a
publisher, and but little rs an Editor Our aim
and effort. since then, has been TO place our
paper on such basis, pecuniary and other.
wise, asto insure It's permanent success and
usefulness With all the disadvantages under
which We have been placed, We are not without
hope Of having TO some degree succeeded in
the latter IL not in tie former, and il is but rea-
sonable that our patrons should expect better
things from US in the future than in The past.
At the commencement Of the second volume
we shall make such improvements in the np-
pearanec Of our paper ms will prove acceptable
to our patrons, and at the same time have the
satisfaction to know that we are meriing sue
cess In our business, leaving us at least with
o ut loss o, the end Of another volume
Our course hereafter may. TO a great extent,
be judged by the past We shall continue to
publish the latest news Of the day up to the hour
Of going TO Press, Reports Of the proceedings of
the Indiana Legislature, and synopsis Of the
debates in Congress, will be given during the
sessions Of those bodies Space will be allotted
to Agriculture, Mechanics, Literature, aud the
Arts and Sciences
We shall continue to oppose ard expose
fraud and corruption, whenever the same
shall come TO our knowledge, whether
It be Local, State or National Our political
views are known TO be adverse to the Kansas
policy Of the present National Administration,
yet We shall always reserve to ourseR the right
TO speak our sentiments and views on al quos.
tons Of public interest, independent Of the
dictates Of party, upholding that which we
deem to be right, aud condemning what we
conceive 10 be wrong.
Our terms are osg DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
per year, PAYABLE ~ ADVANCE; TWO DOLLARS, If
paid within six MONTHS, aad proportional
advance Mt the end Of the year. Any person or
persons obtaining ten subscribers, will be
entitled TO reserve the price ozone subscription,
or copy Of the paper one year. Two Of ths
beat Magazines in the country Cor Ave dollars
in cash) and ono copy of the American will be
given to the person or persons sending US the
largest number Of advance subscribers by the
end Of the volume, the lIih Of February, 1859.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24
Fight between English and Montgomery

WASHINGTON, Dec 1S-A difficulty
occurred this morning between Con-
gressmcn English aud Montgomery. on
Pennsylvania Avenue. These two mem
bcrs of Congress happened to meet for
the first time this session, when Mr..
English, extending his hand, said, "lIow
are you, Mr.. Montgomery
Mr., Montgomery withheld his hand,
and uttered an insulting expression,
something like, IL don't speak to pup.
pies" Whereupon Mr. English struck
him severe blow over the head. break
ing his canc to pieces by the blow, and
Knocking Montgomery into the gutter.
but not entirely down. Montgomery on
rising, hurled brick ut English, striclS-
ing him on the leg, but dol & no injury
"a him.
Mr.. English states to his friends that
he was entirely unarmcd. and was not
aware that Mr.. Montgomery had any
i'll feeling toward him up to the time OF
the encounter.
Mr.. Montgomery, rs To strength aud
size, is superior to Mr. English
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24
Cracker Pie

DR.. Scott, Editor of the Lebanon Star
gives the following receipt for making
what he calls Cracker pie, but whicl
he says resembles in taste the best apple
pie.
For two pies, take three Soda Crack
ers, pour over them five gills Of boiling
water, add two cups of Sugar, teaspoon
even full Of Tartsric Acid, ono table
spoon full Of css Lemon, O. s. to flavor
bake with two crusts, and eat whil'
warm.
Give it trial ladies, you will be rs
tonishcd ut the result
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24

BY At the request of those interest
ed. DIR. Keely has purchased lot OF
tho Lutheran Catechisms, in the Ger
man language, which can be had by
calling at his Book Store, next door to
Jno. Kings. BY the-way at this cstab-
lishment yop cnn find fair supply Of
Juvenile Gift aud Toy Books, 'leasing
and enter aiming, and the very thing
for Christmas and New Years present
Also Albums, Scrap Books, Pocket Dia-
ries. Port Folios, School Books, Bible.
and Tes,aments, Writing Fluid and n
good assortment Of first class Stationa
ry. Call and furnish yourselves With q
supply.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24

In. RoBAcK's SCANDINAVIAN BLooD
NJ EDIoIars.--At last, in Sweden, the in
gradients ortwo Remedies that dlsinfect
tho blood Of every corrupt element,
have been found. DIR. Roback has com
bined them lie ofcrs the result in his
Scandinaviah Blood .purifior and Blood
Pills. They are striking the faculty
with amazement, and causing thousands
Of tho sick to rejoice. In cases of indi.
destion, liver complaint, Scrofula, rhcu.
matism, dinrrhea, in fact, in all cases OF
disease, not organic, they cure the pa.
tent as certainly MS day succeeds dark
ness. See Adv.
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~ We learn that VIM. Apsley, Esq,
OF Blooming Grove, was seriously in.
'jured on last Monday, by being precipi.
IN n wagon upon his head, in
fnee of becoming entanglcd in
tho Of tree under which he was
passing.
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IN once u Yenr

sS- we wish OH good subscribers a
happy Christmas. Nay they have tur-
Key and plenty oth'r good things 20
eat If VIC poor dcviD hive to do with.
out
As we shall issue no papetrext week
we will take this occasion also. 1T wish.
ing them a happy New Year. May
they live in the enjoyment of health
and happiness in the year 10 come.