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Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-30
REAL ESTATE ron SAFE.

IoTI % ST 50J acres Of land slI0ao ~ secfi0ns
j 30 and 81, Town., South Range 10 West, iyng
about twelve miles north OF Evansville the most d.
road from Evansville to Princeton ruas through
this tract the land Is we'll limbeEed and about RIDGE
and flat. There are two Improvements on thus
tract one of 20 acres with q coed howed log house
well, &c The other Is about 80 acres with good
doub,e hewed log house good spring and well,
and 4 small orchard. l am anxious to sell, and will
sell troln-aeres the 500 as purchasers may wish
have aRDtler tract Of 90 acIes situate in section
III, Town 6. south range u west, about miles from
Evansville, which wish to sell, there Is about II
acres cleared omit, dwelling hoase and stable. corn
Glib &c, and small orchard Bargains are 10 he
had IN The above lands and the Title good For terms
apply TO lN5LE \ WHEELER, or TO
dec TO w6t pgs $500 + HORNBROOK
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HOUSES CELEBRATED
" Z GEE a BEE RBEE.

Superior TO any Purgauye now known for expellinl
Disease from the System.
Mis- Pill made Of Vegetable substances only ant
isprepared with the groaost care according TO IN,
rules of PHAEMAoY.
To all who labor under any lingering or Chronic
disease, they are especially recommended. In GouT
WHITE SWELLING, FEVER SORES, ScRoFUIA, and NER
yOUs DEBILITY, they never fail to 1--WE relief II
RHEUMATISM, they are the only certain cure eve
discovered tor this painful disease, hundreds
testify who are now rejoicing free from pain and IL
perfect health, after having been given 10y friends
and physicians incurable IN DroFsNAL ATfLc
riONs, and diseases OF the WoNB, and those growing
out of it, tliey are exceedingly valuable BnmoU,
and all other fEvEEs. are subduod al once, by thel
speedy acton npon the whole system.
4 great amount OF the best evidence could be adde,
% establish the high reputation Of this PiEI--but tn
mai and use OF single box 'wn be worth more {,
the invaiid-than the combined certificates 9th,
whole world. See certificates on the wrapper
Prepared only By GEO. ". HOUSE Nashville
Tenn For sale by
novi 6m w NJ WOOISEY, Evansville, Ind
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-30
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.

- HE undersigned Las opened a Prvaio
iii Boarding Honscin the Brick Buildingon Wa
Ia ter Street, above Main known as the Wheel
or House. My object is TO keen q house for the ac-
commodaiion Of Genlcmen principally. There are.
however, three or ioug very pleasant rooms in the
House which can be fitted mp for the accommodation
Of small families The table shall not be surpassed
by any in the city.
Nov 4tl a FARNSWORTH
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-30

SHERIFF. Sale.-By vrne OF a specialG ia is
~ sued from the office OF the Clerk oftne Wander
burg Probate Court in favor Of Karl Linn and against
Martin NChmol, Guardian, &C. Christian Karl
Drulf and Catharno Draft his WIFE, Caroline Peters
John.peors and Catharine Peters, have levied mp
on and wall on the stl day OF January, A. ID. ISiS
the door OF the Court House in the City Of Evans
vile between The hours OF III CLOCK A M and O.
clock NJ, ofsaid day expose to sale at public aUc-
ton and cry, the rents issues ard profits Tor The
term OF seven years Of the following described lot to-
wit
Lot No thirty, Gin the subdivisionof ont lot No
two, IN the upper Enlargement Of Evansville as sub
divided by Samuel lister) and should no person Of
Ter bid for said rents issues and profits sum suf
cient TO satisfy SAID ia, with interest and costs
will at the same time and place proceed TO- sell nj
public auction and out cry, the fee smpIeof said de-
scribcd lo 20 satisfy SAID "a, interests and costs.
dec l6 Swept s. .. JOHN ECHOI =, s Y C.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-30
xvA7gsvr1.r.z STOVE sronr

af2z SOMETHING NEW AND E=g
500 Importan to Houseiseepers. 100
SE The Subscriber having secured he Pa -
tent Right for the counties of Vanderhurgh, POsey
Wafrirk Gibson and Knox for
WAGER AISS-'rIGEsE, COOK STOVE,
Now oilers them for sale after having afven tcnl a
noroagh trial with every confidence thar thcv NE NM
Bisr Stove ever offered. have sold dozen or more
% orr citizens no one OF Them could be purchased
for the money paid for them
ms Hi0Vels simple lnits arrangement, avowing all
liability get oufOfrcpar Its economy in fuel. It's.
stIcngthr plates eeyposed to fire. its enlarged
iiucs loldugiu suspense much heated air IT'S per
iected SUMMER arrangement, where all email culinary
operations, with bronng and boIiing, heating irons
and preserving may be performed without heating the
siOye ITS perfect dIuught under any ciTcumslanccs;
It's capacity for pertormancc the small space il occu
pcs The nwe sze and complete control Of heat in It's
oven; the smooihness Of IL castings; the elegance
Of its i0rn, making ita rich and beautllpiece OF
furniture; all constitute an extraordinary comana-
tion OF beauty, convenience, and durability, which
leaves 1t without competition in the whole catalogue
OF Stoves
This stove has-taken the first premium both at the
Country Agricultural Fairs and at the American
Institute New Ork, and we have numerous fcs-
tmonials o. its entire success IN winning it's way 10
public iavorqnid The Tremendous comPititon Of The
East
The following certificates from Cen JOSEPH Lane
and others, who have them in use will speak their
worth.
EVANSVILLE JUIY 10 ls4T
Wr. Thomas ScaaUia-Sir: The Wagar's Troy
Lane Is an excellent one and she thinks decidedly
the best cooking that she has seem its capacity
for bakng is far better than any stove that we have
frct. Respectfully yours
JOSEPH LANE.
We whose names are annexed having purchased
from Sir Thomas Sc2ntiu Wager's New Air-Ight
Cooking stove take great pleasure in recommending
them % the public as being the best arranged cooking
and baking stove we have used the ovens being large
baking can be doue equal 20 an brick oven we have
ever tried and with ONE hatthe ordinary fuel used in
stoves, they neat IN their structures and combines
economy, with every necessary convenience and IN
every respect the best article OF the kind have ever
used, and would cheeriuly recommend them 10 ali
persons IN want OF good cooking stove
Evansville Ind July 10, 1917,
DANIEL WOOISEY
SAMUEL ORR
SAM'L T.. JENKINS
Q. o. DORSON.
g. G.. CLIFFORD
lalso keep on hand the Double Oven Cook Stoves :
Premium Cook Stoves" "Air-Iight Parlorf seven
amt ten plate Cannon and other stoves Of every va
reiy and pattern and which can afford and will sell
az unusual low pricesall ask is 10 have those wish
inc TO purchase 10 give me q call
N. B.-Any quantity Of TIN WARE on hand as
usual and all work IN that line made order and on
short notice, at short prices
July 2l-n THOMAS SCANTTIN
Sycamore 81 near Laughlins corner, and Wuter
ST. Jdoors from corner o Maine
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-30

CONSUMPTION and Liver Complaint

~ DR.. Taylors Balsam Of Liversvo has been used
successfully for eight years IN the ofthese diseases
Remember the original and genuine Is made only At
375 BoweTv n y, all others arc spurious and unau-
thorized 4t..
To TIE PUBIIC.--We hereby sc.tify that our son.
SIX years DID, was suddenly taken Ill with a fever and
after severe sickness; q violent cough ensued.
lie was bloaoi, his skin was hlle,l and his physi-
clan said there was no favorable symptom about him
that he had confirmed consumption At that time we
procured bottle OF that valuable medicine, Tayors
Balsam Of LiyeTwor After taking one bottle, we be-
gan 10 have hopes Of his recovery. He continued ul-
81 he had used five Bottles. Il is now year from
that time and his health IS better than il has been
since unfnfanr DAVID & HANNAH R0GEEs
Granville, Washington CO, p.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-30
A DaIINlsTRATOR.s Notice.-Noaee

A DAIENESTRATOEsS Notice.-Noace Is
"A hereby given thar the undersigned has taken
out letters Of administration upon te estate Of Wilks
keagen, deceased. All persons indebted 20 SAID es
tate Will make immediate payment, and those having
claims against The estate will present ,Lem duly au
thenticated for settlement
The estate VIII be settled as insciyenr
dec 3l-H3w % 81 BIlLLAII REAGEN
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-30
DANIEL WOOLSEY.
SAMUEL ORR
SAAfL T.. JENKINS.
Q. o. DORSON.
Q. q. CLIFFORD.
DRUGs 40 MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES. -,
49, ALLEN G. HAILOCK Druggist aid 81
An Nl'harmacRtist would call the attention OF -
~ Inc citizens Of Evansville and and adjoining
ioWnsto his complete assortment OF DRUGS Medicines
Chemicals Oils, Dyestufis, &c. &c, 61c. All Of
winch arc carefully selected and received fresh from
The Eastern Markets Physicians and merchants
may depend upon their orders being promptly attend
ed % ana the genuine article alweys delivered on
tefl1s wholesale and retail us iay0rablea as the same
Qlantity and quality can e purchased atany PlaoE.
A iull assortment "a. Botanic Medicines, Roots,
k9Y,s, lerRss ExlFactsr Pow eeisl &c PREPARED end
at u8tg Tie Shalzers
tIilals 1siezssal 4, asnsen-rNss fl
manufactured at Mt. Carmel, Illinois
A large assortment OF Patient and Family Md.
eines. Essences Hair OTIS Rerfamery Soaps and
fancy articles Cologne Bay and Rose Water, all Of
The best qualities Sedlize and Soda Powders, care
fnlly put up and OF full weght
Copal Varnlsh-at SO 90, 50 25, and 81 IS per gal
Ion.
SuperiorPalc French Brandy + II Goddard & cos
Brand Warranted pure, for medical purposesouly
iailocSs Worm Candy, p safe and pleasant med
lelnc TO destroy worms in children and improve their
their general healt
Hallocl's Cough Candy composed Of Horehound
Bonesel, &c. for ali kinds otcaugh,
ALSO ON SALE.
Az the propretors prices
Dr.. Woods Sarsapariila and villa Cherry BiHers-
See advertisement
Or. uphanis Vegetable Pile Egcctuary Sec advcr
tiscmenf
Wildcrs Sugar Coated Veg. Anti-Fevcr Pils-sec
advertisement.
advertisement.
d.. Fogcr's Olo=aonion or oil Healing Balsonl--seo
advertisement.
Dr.. Peters Vegetable Pills, Worm and coughLoz-
cngce
Or. he Roy's Universal Vegetable Pills. COMPOSED
OF Sarsnparillaand Wild Cherry
DR.. Por,er's Poor mans Curative Sugar Coated
FILLS, NJ 10 cents per hox
Dr, Porter's Poor Mans strengthnng Plaster, al
10 cents piece.
Barnes 'foothAcho Drops, warranted to cure IN an
cuscs.
!, Overs,reets genuine Linament, and Doctor Beaeh's
Family Pill
Or Graves Anu-Fevor and Fever and Ague pills
Cholera Ihtantam and Bowel com
plant Pill
DR. Graves Pain Extractor, for burns, scads swell
hngs, Rheumatic Pains, NC, warranted 20 give in
slant relief hi all cases.
Nerve ard bone Linamont highly celebrated ior its
curative powers
At'heNew Drug siore Main street. opposite Be
ment y Fiele's Jyi0 #
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D'r;.s.Ig9rply'. ysge.aeIs

Dr.sfurpFsyss su@ar-C0ated NegetabIs
Anti-EsiiIsOus and &nti-Dy speDtic Pills.
EDREPARED by Wa. IL. MURRAY, VI. d. 3Sl
4 Pearl Street New York, PRicE - cESTs PER Box.
These Pills are compose cnterely OF egetable ingre
dents and contain not one particle Of calonel or mer
curry ID any form. norany mineral substance what
ever, and may Be taken 40 ali times ind under all
circumstances, and by all ages without any fear Of
the sad consequence often attending uarcurial and
mineral preparations Persons exposed TO changes OF
weather and climate travellers, emlgrants, seamen,
soldiers, Nc-arc recommended 10 provide themselves
with o supply ct these Pills. Their extraordinary eff
Gcacy n those complaints which prevail Ia South
ern and Western States during the summer months,
and particularly along the bGuAsot rivers, lakes and
ponds and in those sections where the land not an
cleared up and drained mightbe seen from de piles II
letters received by the Proprietor which have been adj
dressed 20 him By those who eat!ul Tor The benz
Eft derived from the use Uf his Pills.
DR. MURPHY sSJiGAR-COAFEDV EGtsI 4 81 (,
Anti-Feyer Pills,
Fog the Immediate and Permanent cure OF Ague and
Fever, Chilis and Fever; and ail other Fevors.
Prepared 10y WM Mummy, N. D. 5oAFcars Street
$500 REWARD.
Twill GIVE Five Hundred Dollars 70 any person who
VIII produce, AZ less cost better, more innocent
and more perfect cure for Ague and Fever OF Chils
and Fever than Dr. Muply's Sugar-Coated Neget-
able Ant-teverPills i viii also give Two Hundred
aud Fifty Dollars to any person who VIII show SIN
ole where any injurious effects have attended the
use OF these Pills. They are warranted Ia all cases
TO cure Ague and Fever, " Chls and Fever, when
Iaken according to tiie direction accoqonpanying
them WAi MURPHY, ". D.
Price 5ocents per box Agents for Evansville, W
C. BELL: Mt Vernon, d. McAullen; New Har-
Inony, AeneI & som Cynthlana, VIM. Whiting;
QNensvilIe, John GrdLun; Princeton. J. l. Camp
pell Columbia, w J. Casey june q ivy "m6.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07
Show your Hands.

The BrookvIle American, whose editor is much
more far-siehted in some respects than many Of his
brethren of the wing party, is DESTROYS of having
them show their hand We think he is right. If
they intend to take sides with Corwin and the enc
mics of The country. they should boldly it, that
those who patriotic should not suffer in their
pany. Will they do it No.
WHERE ERE roo ?-SeveraI of the leading wing pa
pers this State have been lodging the question: for MA
ny months They feel inclined, il appears, to run with
tie hounds and burrow with the haree Come out on
one side the other or all things uauseous, those
things neither cold hot the most abomnable Are
you in favor Of the Corwn position Of withdrawing our
army from Mexico, you in favor Of the vigorous
prosecution Of the war?
You have evnced much trucking for wing editors.
Whilst you dare not take The unpaIrioc ground Of the
peace party you have that holiness say you sus
tain the flag of your country under all circumstances.
True wings do not thus iruckle Come out, say,
boldly and let your readers know where you are and for
what you fight. You either for your country or
against H. Which you for Are YOU afraid or
ashamed TO where You stand this question? We
have watched your editorials Tor year, aad as
much in the dark first We do not ask who you
in favor Of president but you in favor Of the
American Mexican side of the question You
know 10 whom this article is addressed and btpe it
will be necessary specify you by name.BrookUiiie
American.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07

Mrs. BlRNEY-The SomaGmbuliSt Preacher. In
the Pittsburgh Presbyterian Advocate. we find the fol-
lowing account of somnambulist preacher Mrs. Blr-
ney, of Harrison county, Ohio written by of the
Theological students of the seminary in Allegheny
city.
Mr. Hughes states that he heard her preach on the
9Th August, and gives statement in the article allu-
ded to- of her conduct and discourse. She has been
afflicted with periodic neuralgia for the last eight
years. and on every other Sabbath 10 O'Clock in the
morning, when the affection occurs, she sits erect in
her bed, makes aprayer, takes text, descants and
exhcrts from it, sum, up her argument, and closes
with prayer. Apart from the Introduction of extra
neous mailer. the writer says Der performance would
not haye disgraced many who have been set apart
"by the laying on of hands,"
Immediately after closing. she falls back upon the
bed foams at the mouth and gives evidence of great
pain; in a few minutes, however, she RECEIVERS her
natural faculties Crowds attend 10 hear her discourse
from novelty and others for devotion. She has
long been member of the Presbyterian church.
Her own testimony added to other facts convinces
the writer that she is unconscious. while in the som
nambuc state, and that she has no recollection Of
what has passed, when fully restored to reason.
When. we resided in Harrison county, Ohio, we
frequently heard Mrs. Brney preach, aud can youch
for the correctness of the above statement.-Ed.
Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07

QUEEN CAUDLE AND HER SPOUsE.-A correspondent
Of the Courjer des Eats Unis tells of Queen
Victoria and her spouse which may be taken usra
ton Of The domestic Of the Court the invention
of the Court domesics the reader chooses. The roy
al husband invited e, received permission CO. on
condition that he would return by midnight bat having
let the fatal hour pass by the Prince found bis return
the door of the apartment which be and his royal spouse
ocrupy. closed against him. He calls answer. He
begs-the silence AT last impatient. he remosn,s
his carriage and drives 10 the castle Of Clermon % where
he goes bed aud sleeps the seep of the Just man Ava
king the morsng. he has the Duke of Wellington CAL
led him, to whom he says My lord pray your grace
GO the Quren my behalf and say that relish
these plessanlres very tie She is Queen, know it
and l. in public, but the least of her subjects but
claim 10 be King nmy bedchamber and if that dis
peases her, start for the Continent" The story cont
that The Queen, alarmed the message started forth
with for Cernont and that the cordas
sbshed. la alusop TO the little incident Prince Albert
gets the credit at the French Court of being worth half
crown day, aud sovereign at night
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07

% ECONOMICAL SAW MILL- Nearly every body has
heard OF The sawniii somewhere west" which
driven by The force f circumstances THIS DESIRE
bic motive power fs mill could he thought Of; not
only economical bot having the very fine qualify every
body knows. Of gaining force The monty market ghtens
We travelled west a few miles the other day We did not
Ind the mill driven by the force Of circumstances prob
ably because did not GO far enough but at greater
distance than Aurora Ia found driven 10y power
nearly economical. Mr.. Watkins. Of that place. has
steam saw-mi lately put 10 operation. IN which the only
fuel used Is The dust made by The mil itself. There
two boilers. engines two saws and The average
work the mill about 1000 feet per day Upon occa-
this Of work lie nearly doubled. We
have heard OF mills where the boilers heated by The
ssw-dus and sss but here the slabs applied to other
uses and of Them used for fuel except very small
quantity when The dust has become very Damp from wet
weasher.-Cin. alias.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07
To Gen. APPLETON HOWE,
Commanding LIST division NJ. V. M.

a. SOUTH WEYMOUTH, July s. IS47.
DEAR Il have this morning received yours of the
S0th ultino relative 70 the of Captain Lincoln
fell in the bale OF Buena vi Ia feel Obliged to say
that do approve of the object expressed in your
to ME that the ia tbhch he fell is one tchich
ought corer shae instedd of honor oil Tho are
engaged IA IL. The Mexican has been pronounced.
justly, hink Infamous and DO Know Of any reason
which mas been assigned in u>tca ion Of which might
be urged with equal truth aud propeiy for
making on the government Of the UnIed States II
the government OF Mexico have been peidou> IN regard to
treaties, so have ours if that government nave failed
pay their just debts the proper ours that
government have lramped the rights and liberties Of
individuals who desired reside within BORDERS so have
And what adds to the enormity of the whole matter
is the hyp crisy which been manifested regard 10 The
cuSes aud Of this assigning false
or its inception and The most papabe absudes for its
continuance. Who does know that this would not
have occurred had II not been for the existence of slavery
in country, and desire the part of The present
administration and its abeito 10 extend the Mexican
territories The whole scheme conlrived, believe
10 extend and perpetuae that system Of slavery which
disgaces couny-a country whose voice louc in the
proclamation of liberty while her hands bsy engaged
10 the works Of despotism.
In like this, cool one NAV be in danger
however daring in exploits however reckless of
quences can see reason which should ene such an
10 any public honor which would apply with equal
force the Of duest pirate who should exhibit
equal evidence of bravery. know it may be said that
Captain Lincoln belonged the regular army aud That his
duty obey The orders Of his superior officers but
that the orders commanding him to the Me XII
Territory epugnant to his ncinations or that he
made any effort be excused duties assigned him
that station. and in this view he should be placed on
par with the volunteer corps Of The amy whose infamy
hope may be as lasting as the hey have espoused
Had Captain Lincoln fallen good cause, in the defence
OF his country no one you'd have been ready than
myself TO do him honor but 10 The invasion Of another
country he .ose< all sympathy aud all my respect Such
of feelings regard subject matter Of
your letter; and whue thus plainly aud Oefy express
them all honesty, aud with all due respect to those who
may differ from IN opinion accord Others the same
liberty which claim Tor myself of thinking and expressing
their thoughts in accordance their conviction of duty
must. therefore decline ing any part this matter aud
leave it in your hands IN the hands Of those who ma
feel Interest in the
With of highest respect remain yosrs
&C., APPLETON HOWE,
Majir General LIST Division, NJ. v. NJ
Colonel B. r. EDMANDs.
LIST Infantry, LIST Brigade, LIST Division.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07

AN AWKWARD MrsrAKE.-A correspondent Of the
Herald of Religious Liberty tells story about inscrp-
ton the facede of church recently built, which was
Intended 10 be as fvows-My house shall be called tie
house Of prayer"
ITO insure accuracy the scnecuer referred the
verse Of Scripture in which these words The
workman, however unfortunately transcribed The ,ohoe Of
it, as follows AMY house shall be called The house Of
prayer but you haze made "a den Of fhiepes" When
The discovered, attempt was made to recfy
il filling up the prints Of the letters with
putty. This remedy, however, proved worse than the
mischief for Of distance which made ,be FIRST part Of
the inscription leeibe stood in bushing hues the
ominous sentenee-"You bave made den Of ihieves
Finally The scandal removed BY turning the ipseIhed
face inward and lettering The outer surface accord ing
10 the first nisntion"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07

THE MAD YER RAnwAy.-The Kenton Repuhli.
can of the Odd inst states that the Mad River and
Lake Erie Railway Co. have sold in the eastern cities
stock sufficient to complete the road to Springfield,
aud viii soon have 100000 at their disposal One
half of this will be appropriated to complete The road
Springfield, the balance for putting the old track in
repair and for machinery The whole way TO SPRING
field is to be put under contract immediately. The
grading from BelIeontaine to UrbSna is already done,
as is some of il between the latter place and Spring