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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08

PRoscRIPTIoN.-The present Administration,
finding that coaxing cannot win back the barn
burners Of New York TO the support of Cass,
has in its wrath determined to try what virtue
there is in prescription. The first victim is
Amos Rathbun, postmaster at Auburn, who
been unceremoniously turned out Of office 10
give place to a faithful supporter of Cass The
editor of the Buffalo Courier 4 violent Admin
istration paper, thus exults over this proscriI-
tive act, and urges the Locofoco executioners
to proceed with their work of decapitation:
cit is to be hoped that this is but the COM
mencement of a vigorous attack by the Admin
istration upon its enemies OF the democratic
membt rs in this State"
The Albany Evening Journal well says:
This is plain talk The Barnburners are
marked! Whether this threat will shake the
integrity Of the few Barnburners who are in
Office, or not, we can't say; but it is quite GER
tain that Cas- will show them neither favor
nor mercy, if he should have the power of dis
pensing the ''spoils.'
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0~s- There are now about four thousand
troops stationed at Jefferson Barracks, below
ST. Louis. The Barracks not being equal tC
the accommodation of the troops, number are
encamped in tents around in the delightful
groves that surround the Barracks.
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NJEDICAL.-DRC c. 5. VIEWER, (of the late
INJ firm of Trafton g. Weeyer,) Physician and Sur
geon, office on the corner OF First and Vine streets
a few doors above the Exchange hotel aug -
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lust Received this day by express. nfew cases
j of mems fine Calf monroes and Misses Laced
Boots and variety of childTens' shoes. &c, &c.
nav g. w. K. BAKER, No 20 main street
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state of Indiana yanderburgh County. IS.

Vanderburgh Circuit Court in vacation July %, 1873
John Shanklin, Samuel Orr,
Daniel Woolsey, Alauson
Warner, and Conrad Baker.
Trustees of the Evansville
Presbyterian Church, and
Congregation.
James G.. Joues, Sias Steph-
ems. Jane T.. Scantlin, JAM
es Scantlin, jr., Robert VI. In Chancery.
h. Stephens, Henry Z. Steph
ems, Saieta Evans, John p.
Evans, Demte c. Evans, X.
W. Evans Benz 5. Evans,
Samuel Shannon, Louisa
Shannon, Martha Jones, John
J1nes, Jane King, Elijah King
William King and Elizabeth
J. KING.
A ID now at this time TO w.t. July 20, lS4e come
n the above named complanants by James +.
Blythe their solicitor and file the office of the clerk
of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court their certain bill OF
complaint against the above named defendants, and
it satisfactorily appearing by the affidavit OF dsin
erested person this day fled in the office OF the clerk
aforesaid that John Jones, Jane King. Elijah King,
William King, and Elizabeth J. hing, tive of the
above named not residents OF the State oil In
diana.
Therefore notice is hereby given TO the said John
Jones, Jane King, Elijah King, William kng, and
Elizabeth J. King that unless they appear and plead
to or answer the compainanis said bill OF complaint
on or before the calling of the Il the next term
of said court TO be held at the Court House in Evans
vile OH the fourth Monday in September next, the
same will be heard and determined in their absence
| jy2l SAML L. JENKINS, Clk
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state ofIndiana, vanderbursh County, $. S.
, Petition for Divorce.

In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation
July 81, 1913.
John Williamson,
rs ; Petition for Divorce.
Elizabeth Williamson. y
And this time comes the said John VII
eomson by John ]. Chandler his attorney, and files
i'm the office of the Clerk of the Nanderburgh Circuit
Court his certain Petition for Divorce against the
above named Elizabeth Williamson. and satisfac.
tory appearir. ..on the affidavit off disneresed
person this day filed in the Clerks Office aforesaid,
that the above named defendant is not at this time
resident of the State OF Indiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given to the said deien-
dant that unless she appear and plead TO or answer
the compliments said Petition for Divorce on or be-
fore the calling of this at the next term OF this
court 10 be held at the urt-house In Evansville, IN
the county of Marlborough and State OF Indiana the
same will be heard and determined in her absence
10 oT.3v s3 SAMI.. JENKINS, elk.
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ICE! ICE!!

ICE! ICE!!
INSTANTLY Kept for retailing at the store tore oil
~ may % ALLlS " ~" E9'
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II is needless TO go into the details of the
prisoners confession, which was so. full and
clear that it left no doubt on The mind of the
Judge that he was guilty of Wickliffes murder.
and that Harry Blake was another of those who
had gone to swell the list ofvictims TO Circum-
stantial Evidence.
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ron TEE
Democratic Pioneer.

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81, at least one good subscriber.
w. T. GILES.
II. Sandusky, August G, 1S47.
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The best offer yet made!
a Life size Portrait of Gen. Zachary TIA,

A Life size Portrait of Gen. Zachary Tay-
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THE LONG EX ECTE J.
.H,'2IUed at last!

mr., John J Iiar,z. who studied his pr"-
fession as physician and surgeon 1"
France aud Ge,man! and has piaciiced
IN this state for the last IL years, has
tie many solicitation OF his acqusiutsnces
permanently located i" Upper Sand"sk.
and tenders his professional services 10 the
public. He intends Ia restrict his ridl"g
/" the v.c!nity OF th's place. Persons al a
distance can consuli bin by brlnglng the
URINE 6rsi taken in the morning, in clean
wal, particularly III long standing Or old
plants.
He can be lnund at his ofice. on the
Sandusk, Avenue, one door nerIh Ot u,
d. w AYres' SiuIe. al all tunes, except
when absent on professional business
Beng able to speak the Fre"ch, Germa"
and Eogllsh languages, be cAn consult
with all. s...
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Sherih''s Sale.

I virtue of a writ Sd Pluris Vend,
- issued from the Court OF commo u
Pleas Of Wyandot County Ohio, and TO me
directed, will ofrer for public sale at
al Z per Ssndusky in said county,on Tues
aay he 2lst day Of November next, be-
~ sen the hours Of 10 o'clock A. III. and 4
e'o'cck P. NJ. ofsaid day, the following de.
seabed property TO wit: In Lots ~ aud
7s, in the town Of McCUichensvilie, 10
ssid county. Taken and levied upon as
shs property of Henry Houpt, to satisfy
sasd writ in favor Of James X. Dunls and
sgsinst said Houpt and George Eaton.
THOMAS BAIRD, Sheriff.
0otossr 13, 164e.-l-4f.
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DIR. LIE ROY'S
WILD CHERRY AND DSARsAPARlLLA \
PILLS.

PILLS.
nR. LIE ROY has most happily sue
~ ceeded in combining Wild Gherr,
and Sarsapariile with other vegetable IN,
gred,ents, so as TO produce medicine at
unce tonic, aud purgatse, The only pertte
discovery Of the kind ever made, then
great peculiar excellence, and thar wSich
distinguishes them from all other purga.
,ives is, that their operation as S.Jodotoed 6y
no reaction. Their untiyalied pntiiy Ihg
aud purgative ptopernes, Tor whlehahe>
are indebted 10 the essence oi Sstsapafh.
ia, and other ingredients, being conir"lI-
cd by their highly tonic virtues, derived
from the extract Of Wild Cherry. they u
not strain ihe digestive organs into acitoa,
which has spread their fame over the two
as Is the mode OF operation with other Ca
lhartics, but on the contrary strengthen
then, inio action. Thus all other purgatte
medicines produce more or less smbse
quebt cosiiueness, and siusgishhfss Of ihs
gastric juice, while lr lie k0y's ttils
eGUe all the maehlnsry g) the system J1ti ds
| fye aud achv,fy, ana ht taU,1 q, en ona
Natural, Hence. wrues br Che.s.ms"
"ttey are the only active Purga,ve whh
! ] can recommend with cUbhoencs, su1
without alarm; for they Remove no hi e.
| but that ought To be einosed--neit1e r
rack, nor strsiR--Uccsston no apathy ~
debilttaticn-spd leave the bowels trer
open. ana vigorous" Bot The great Va.
iue DIR. lie Roy's Pills--the ','tue o.
hem spheres with rapidlty almost mtr
aculous-lies Ia their; puniiesiion at tae
blood. Here they not only s'aod ait"
gether uorivslied, but fill up the measui.
Of desire. They at once ares tue ioi
nation Of bad blood. By removing all IN,
purities from the cby lie, OF whIch the blooG
it formed; aud moreover keepu clean.
by tonIbg and streDgthening the diges
tive organs, so ss 10 be able 10 exclude
from IL ell matter OF an iBnutIicions ns.
! tore; snd then they purity The blood al
/ ready 10 circulation; aud never cease op
GRAFTON uDtii u is esurei, Tree f,om ever,
noxioas particle and Iull oi heslti., late.
aud vigor.
AGENTS.
A. ]. LOOMS. Upper ssudnsky; J.
SHoRB IL MARTIN, Liule sspsssk,.
] Escsmbsr 'lS ts47.-l1-ly.
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Godey's Lady's Book.

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SPECIAL Master commissioners sale.

DY virtue Of a Decre,al Order issued
- from the Conri of Commun Pieas Of
" Wyando, county, Ohio, to me directed, ]
w,ll offer.for sale at Pabiic vendue al the
door of the Court house in Upper Saudus-
k,, in said cupnty, on the 2lih day OF No.
vember ueHt, between the hours of lU u
click A. VI. aud 4 o'clock p. VI. Of said
da,, the. following lots in The Town Of
MeCu, chepville, viz: 10 lots number sev.
en. 'i,ee. aud fur: "a. 3, aud q, and also
ttac,i"nal l.t unnher ak l6) containing
ven, tx reds, ,"eing the same more or less
!. ne 6,ss sess ad't,ian to the town Of
Met ~, cneavtlIs, w andot county Ohio.
'skro ,na levied up a. the property ~
J.c,-h Shepi,, 10 sa,isiy said order in IA,
var .i Nsthsa VI. Wright.
THOMAS BAIRD,
Spec, ,.l Master Comm,ss,oaer IN Chsncs-
~
Oct. Sob, le4s-2-+t. $iH
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Road Notice.

FHNHEhE will be petition presented To
u the Comm ,ssioners. OF Wyaod"t coln
~ a., heir session. commencing on the
f,s, Monday IN December, lS4S, pray ing
tor review end alteration ia the State
tuad leading itom Upper Sandusky to
Williamsiown, commencing at or near a
beaset dam On section ~, tnwoshIp z
south, range II east;'hence anor'hwesterty
direction iu the section i,ne between sec
trns % and ID; thence west on said sec
ton line. near one mile. either over or
uader according Ia the Judgement of the
viewers, whete 1t wIli leave the section
iine and inier.ect The sald State road
agsin at The mos, sntahle poin'.
Oct. 2uth, 1915 -2-4w. r tSf
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THE YEAR 1913.

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Weekly Paper, r,-conseque"tl, the ch"ic
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~CAsH.-N

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they do or do not desire back numbers.--
address GEaseE DExrER, No, a2 Anu
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B u Y @ U'-ICK

EENiiE Subscriber will sell his property
l. in the village of Cary, Wyandot Co..
ONO on such reasonable terms that II viii
ne tothe interest Of all wishing TO purchase
call and see the property. The property
consist Of one lnt situated on the corner
OF Paterson street, on the east side OF the
Rail Roadi a large stone building tor
btacksm,thing and a good house. The lot
is well fenced aud well setwi,h shruoery,
tuii and ornamental trees, with the bes'
we'd IF water east of the track. The
$, and for hlacksinithing is as good as can
he found in northern Ohio tor business
and tor pay. After AS Years service IN the
black sm,lhing business the subscriber I"
wiling and wishes to retire from the bus
,oess aud give place to some yonnger ami
,po,e abler bodied hands. For iurthe,
psrtlcuiars apply ,oths subscriber on the
ptImises.
@ift WIZ. 7. GREEN.
Cary, W,andot Co.. Aug. S, lS4S.--44'
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s slhe>e fis,ters will be- inuud of Incai-
cn,ahie beDetit % S"re Backs and Breas,s;
Oppression of the Cues Sr,fened joints;
hhenms,,sm; chronic Diseases of the Liv-
.. >plee, aud lungs, iumbago; aud in
stor, IN alt eases where u rs advisable to
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The Iadia Rubber P.as,ers are s" dur.
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tn. ttt "faers a,ust tie p"s' pss". Co"
a.. Temtttsnce aud ne ae'ictsd q"
4. J. LOOMS. Agent, Upper Sandn.k,
Dec. 81, le41.--l2 II.
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EorArE OF DAVID tMEARs, DE-
CEASED.
n Office is hereby given, that the sub.
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6sd as Administrative, on the Estate o
David Mesrs, late Of Wy andot county
Ohio, deceased.
vELERA MEARs.
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Blue Ball Hotel.
-4ee&0,777S-sA- 4ee7@)s777A-
I'll. ZIMMERMAN,

Has opened 4 public hodse on the COR
ner of Fifth street and The WSandot Ave.
uue, where he is prepared 10 give every
a accomtnodat TO relieve the tired and
satisfy The hungry. Those travelling
through Upper 5andnsky will find them.
selves pleasantly situated by calling al the
sign of the BLUE BALL, for the proprietor
will spare no pains in arranging things to
~ h q custnm ra cOtn IN ri n hie.
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FOR SALE!

BY the Subscriber, in Upper S ndnsky,
hree good two horse Wagons timber we'll
season and irohed in the beat manner.
JOSEPH McCU rClIEN.
July 4th, lSlS.-39.
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