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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-12

- More proofs that Dalley's Magical Pain xtrac
tor is best Medicine in the world. Every day is de
mOnstratng the matchless virtues OF this article
Letters are coming To US from all parts oi the Union
expressing gratitude and surprise nj the wonderful
properties IL possesses in all of burns, Theuma-
tism, plies, wounds, &c The press aboGnds i'm no.
tees of its high character q standard Medicine,
and from the number we select the following from
the Island City of the 18th September:
DALLEY's MEDICAL PAIN ExTRAcrUR.--An inven-
ton like this truly wonderful article, full OF virtues
should be made known to the universe. Its cures, In
many cases are absolutely beyond belief. Orburns,
scalds swengs pains in the limbs ofall kinds,
cuts wounds, and in every disease OF the body, here
il can he applied externally, II never tails TO cure. A
singular case under our observation. \
friend i'm playing with st arp steel pen, into
the palm of his hand so that it came out at the back
and had to be extracted that way. The poisonous
nature of the ink in the wound well the insru-
rnent itself caused the hand TO swell dreadtully.
Dalley's Pain Extractor was applied, and the next
day the swelling had entirely gone down, the pain
had lett, and the wound was cured in few days.
Important CdAit0R--COunterieltso i my Extractor
unblushingly published TO the world in my
Protect yourself you value lie and health from
these receptions am, every druggist in the Uni
ted States knows, the sole inventor and proprietor
Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor; 10 other being has
ever made or can make grain OF il, for man NV
inc has the secret OF the preparation but mys, H. The
only genuine has my written signature each label
and is sold wholesale aud retail at the General Depot
30S Broadway, New York; and ut the Souilren De
pot, Isl & ARrRtsS street, New orlcas, my only
general Depot ior the South and West
II DALEY
All orders for Agencies or for Pain Extract or mus
he addressed toJ WRIGHT q CO., l5l AR.
TRES street New Orleans only agents Tor the South
and West
+, 2rOnly Agents in Evansville,
mar 25.ly TUT ALI.IS. & HOWES
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Patterns of stoves,

FOR THE FALL TRADE!
Which for performance anddurabiity are unsurpas-
Se in the Inisn- aIasr,es which will be found the
Bucks Patent Cooking Stove, Gnyroved,) the best
Stove In use Also the Queen OF the West, and Ilar-
ry OF the West premium Cool ing Stoves, new pat
erns; and the lates style OF Double Oven Cooking
Stoves. =
All sorts OF Heating Stoves. Some of the most
beautiful air-tight Parlor and Dining Room Stoves
We ever saw brought to this City. Six, seven TO ten
Plate Stoves, new patterns. Rough and Ready Par
lor Stoves. r.fr.
Any quantity of Tin Ware on hand as usual which
they would dispose OF at the very LOWEST CNcINSATi
PRICES
Give US call and see for yourselves at our store
on Main street, one doOrfrom d. Nurrie's Tavern
Sep lS INV.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-12
DYSPEPSIA

No fluid or medicine has ever been discovered
which nearly resembles the gastric Juice or saliva
IN dceou!pOsg iOud aad Strengthening TIE organs al
digestion thisprt par;tion Ui Sarspaiila 1tpos
itiyey cures every case odyspepsia, however sever
or chronic. s.-.- - -t-. -
BANK TEPARTaENT, ALBANY, May 10. 1915,
DR. TOwNSEkp Sir :: have been afflicted for sew
eIal years with dyspepsia in worst form. attended
With s0uness OF stomach. loss of appetite, eXuonie
heartburn, and great aversion To ali kinds of OUd
and for weeks what could oatl have been unable
10 retain but SINAI portion on my stomach liol
the usual remedies, but they had ii,e or no effect
removing the complaint. 1 was induced about tw -
months since, 10 tfy Your extract vi SaTS0paTla, aid
Unjust say with little confidence; but after uSihc
nearly tyyo bOites found my appetite restored 81
the heartLurn entirely renewed; andl would earnest
ly recommend the use OF II 10 hCseN who have beuI
| W. w. Van ZAEDT.
| N. b. Purchase none but such as have wrappers
that hide the bottle completely, and have the written
signature DIS. u. TOWNSEND. a -
| Principal Office, l26 Fuon-si, Sun Building n. y,
l32 Moth ST. PhiIadelp ha; 5 ) Hancc. dIug
gist, Baltimore; Durol x Co Richmond: T. VI. CO
hem Charleston; Wright * Co, ISL Chartrcs-st, \ .
o. los South PeaTl-sf, Albany; X. Van Buskirk, $50
corner OF Mar ket aud Broad SIS, Newark, N. j., and
i by principal Druggists aud Merchants generally thrc-
out the United states West Indies, and tie Cauadas
! For Sale by ALLEN c. HALICCk.
Druggist Main. -, Evansville, lnd-
4 Who is appointed by the proprietor. wholesale
1 Agent, with authority to- sell Manufacturer prices
| For sale also by RICHARD b. HAllCCk.
/ rs... .-ls -- Druggist Princeton. Ind
4 march lS-d&w ly -.. r.lF s....
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Y GOODS! NEW GOODSM
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

= ALLEN C. HALIOCK, Druggist and ~
II Phrrmacatist, would call the attention OF 40
10 Inc citizens of Evansville and and adjoining
towns to his complete assortment OF Drugs Medicines
Chemicals, Oils, Dyestufis, &C. &c, &c. All oil
,1i are carefully selected and received fresh from
ths Eastern Markets. Physicians and merchants
may depend upon their orders being promptly attend
I'll 10 anil the genuine article always delivered, on
I'M. wholesale aud retail favorable as the same
nnantity and quality be purchased at any PLACE.
i iuiI assortment ot Botanic Medicines, Roots,
n,rk Herbs, Extracts, Powders, &c, prepared and
ut up by the Shakers ~,
u1.loc<'s superior cold drawn No | Castor Oil,
,,nnI,eturcd at Nj. Carmel, Illinois.
\ larCe assortment OF Patient and Family Medi,
c,uss t.,,ence,s Hair Oils, Perfumery,. Soups. aud
'.r,rlcs-Coloane, Bay and Rose Water, alof
49,, let 'auiies-eidIitze and Soda Powders care
iaily pa, up and Of full weight we q, ), and 90,
Superior Pale French Brandy, p H. Goddard Cos
pr,nJ warranted pure, Tor medical purposes Gully.
u,II,rkts Worm Candy, n safe and pleasant med
lin, ,ndrstruy worms in children and improve their
their general health;
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NIaC.<eElZIe's Compound Eiyer E'F!i'
The.e IrnlN CeiaIrated Pitt

NTOW properly esteemed i'm all reshLorho0d-
~ where they have been used. viii have the most
salutaTy effect the diseased Liver and VIII mo.
etiectualiy cUie the aundice and also thoroughly re-
move the headache from those who urc tins affected
Ihty act specifically OH tie Liver and ti.;cre, re-
a!ove all congestiye action. ADD morbid sec,eiion.
purifying tire blood causing tree and healthy dis
carLe %. bile, IgthniHg the system, aud assisting
digestion.
l. y Mackenzie s. Co, Cleveland Ohio. Proprie-
tors. .---..--- --..4- .- .--es-..--
For saleby WN. II. WQCIaSEY, Evansville, am
other agents throselout tlccount1y- 1----t- 49,
Winnings * Deusouchet. ~ Vernon.
n. g. Nslilei0n, New Harmony.
w J. Whining. Cynttiaua jy l2-6m
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PRINTS! PRINTSll

N endless quantity and variety of Prints OF
n newest Spring and Summer styles, lGgeil
with every thing new IN the way oi Dfes' o'o0OS'
saIe stNshJlcslis and retail by ,,,,>7e,,>y
an - MOENhio = 'Ni.-''- =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-12
DISEASE OF THEHEART, RUPTURE AMI
g DR0PSY. -eL

INV 1ukA JuIy. =, IoIb.
DR. TOWNSEND Dear SIR: My vile has been
flicted with terrible rapture for over fifteen year
the greater pant OF the time She has been trouble
wits shorness oibreath * great futtering OF the hea
which has been very Distressing, and has frequently
been unable TO leave her bed The rupture was verv
arge and severe. she tried almos evesy remedy for
such cases with but little benefit When she had ia
ken but three bottles OF your excellent nedicineshe
entirely relieved of the disease OF theheart and
The rupture has almost entirely disappeared lrl
She has also had tie urOpsy, and was very nIucll
swollen. We had idea that she could be 80 bene
ited, Us she had such a complication. of diseases
But it has, strange it may appear, relieved her
of the drOpsy. ! am aware that this statement is 50
strange rs Ia appear almost like fiction but il il
sober reality Your Sarsaparilla is certainly avalus
able medicine, and should be used by every one thai
suffering have been 1t any Gisbelieve this
account, they at liberty call at my house an.
have ocular demonstration. y ours. respectfully,
e. WILLIAM TOWSER, James st
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SPLITTING; BLOOD.

Read the follow ing and say Thai CONSUMPTION Is
incurable ii you can. ... .
NEW YORK. April p 1877,
Mr. TOWNSEND: / varily believe that your Sarsap-
arilla has been the means, through Providence, oi
saving my lie. have for several years had bad
cough. II became worse and worse. AZ last rais-
cd large quantities OF blood had night swoas, and
was graiey dehilaied and reduced, and did rot ex-
pect to live | have only used your Sarsapailla but
short time and there has a wonderful change been
wroughtan me- am now able TO walk all over the
city raise no blood and my cough has left me
You can well imagine that am thankful for these
results. Your Obedent servant
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-12
tor all kinds oi cau9n
ALSO On SALE.

NJ shc proprictors prices. -. -.
Dr. WopI's Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters-
DR.. Uphanl's Vegetable Pile Elcctuary--See adyer
WIdcrs Sugar Coated Veg. Anti-Fever Pills--See
Dr. VanZ lndt's Health Restorative Veg. Pills-See
advertisement ,u g
DIR. Forer's Oosaonion, or all Healing Balsom-Set
DIR. Peters Vegetable Pills, Worm and Cough Loz'
Dir lie Rows Universal Vegetable Pills, composed
al SarsaparilIa and Wild Cherry.
DR. Porters Poor mans Curative Sugar Coated
Pills, n 0cents per box -,
DR. Porter's Poor Mans Strengthening Plaster, al
10 cents apiece. -
Barnes Tooth Ache Drops, warranted TO cure in al
Overstreet's genuine Linament, and Doctor Beach's
DR. Graves Anti-Fever and Fever and Ague Pills
Cholera lnlantum and Bowel com
plant Pill. :,
Gnps. Rheumatic Pains, &c, warranted to give in
slant reliefin all cases.
Nerve and bone Linamcnt, highly celebrated forts
At the New Drug Store; Main street opposite B
ment * Viele's. Vlo VI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-12

ideally by pain and with other difficulties, and hav
ing known cases where your medicine has effected
great cures; and also hearing il recommended for such
cases have described. i obtained bottle OF your
Extract of Sarsaparlla and followed the direction
you gave me. In a short PERIOD i; removed her
plants and restored her 10 health Being grateful iol
the benefits she received, take pleasure in thus
knowledglng II, and recommending it TO the public
NJ. ID. MOORE. cor. . G. rand and Lydius SITS
Albany, Aug. IL, 1874.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
This Extract OF Sarsapariila has been expressly
prepared In reference 10 female complaints MOI
male who has reason suppose she is approaching,
that critical period. '.the turn OF te should neglect
take il, tits certain preventive Tor any, of the
Numerous and horrible diseases 10 which females ART
subject at this time OF life. This period may be de-
layed for several yenrs by using tliSemedicne. Non
il less valuable for those who reapprOachng wO-
manhood, il is calculated assist nature 10y quick
ching the blood and nyigOratng iIs SYSTEM hdce'i
his medicine is invaluable for all the diseases to
which women subject go 81. -s.-r "a
Ii braces the wholesystem, Tenews permanently The
natural energiesby removing the impurities Oh the
body-not SO Tar stimulating the system To pro-
duce subsequent relaxation, " Inch is the case OF
most medicines taken for female weakness end dis
| r = 3 '. .....l
| DISEASE OF IHEUEART RUPTURE AMI
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PETER SCOTT,
sssSe and Sign Painter.

HAS :ened a shopin Evansville, al the Exchang
IL II ",l, where he is prepared to do all kinds o
HOH<e, Sign, and Carriage Painting.
at the 10 vest rates Herespecuully requests share
OF public patronage. jy29-tf.
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nTouRNTNC GOODS.

rIrTI. adj vsry desirable assortment of Mour
y nm Iress Goods, superiino Bombaznes, Sill
IL, ai7,acas. some very iae) Alpaca Lustres
rp~rine black, plain and hguTef berTTegeS' D'ae'
i'a"'is 49, MORRIS. :. JOHNSON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

NEUTRALITY AND INTERCHANGEABLE Macon
county, Mississippi there is published paper called
the " Noxubee Rihe,'' whereof ]. w. Ward, Esq.
is editor The Rifle is no pop-gun, and its shots
often "drive the cross The editor thus burns his
powder in his last number, and if his neghbors do
not walk up as invited and acknowledge that he
has hit the mark, they deserve to hunt on a cold
trail all their days:
A Word With You've had made preparations
this week to enlarge the Rifle-not because an in
crease of patronage demanded such an improve
ment, but because summer is upon us. and as we
have no children to nurse, preferred working to
wearing out shoe-leather in spinning street-yarn.
Many have objected to our paper because it Is
small, and we intended tolay trap tor them, but
the size of our press prevented.
To those whose objections were grounded upon
our neutral course, we have nothing to say. We
gave them a chance to prove the sincerity OF this
declaration by proposing to publish a democratic
campaign paper which should have consumed the
Philistines as the fiery tailed foxes of Samp-
did their grain, but no sooner did we come to a
present with the Escopette than they g craw-
fshed, as we expected They can therefore take
their Seats Blackberries are ripe, and we shall
endeavor to exist until cotton opens. We do not
think the less Of any man for not taking our paper
No stree. Though we must confess we think more
| OF those who do. We are content to receive glory
IN part pay for our labor, but we should be better
satisfied were it adulerated witha sufficient guam
NY OF lucre to calm the fears of the PROVISIONAL
department. Once more, and for the last time, we
invite you to come forward and take sweet counsel
with u.s. If you wish to subscribe for paper which
snail guide You out of the labyrinth of ignorance
you can do so by calling on Mr. Ward-(no relation
| to the gentleman who owned the ducks)--who will
waive his rank and meet yon as an equal on such
occasions This is the last time we shall ever adj
dress you on this important subject. Ponder il
well, and if you conclude that it is not necessary
have paper in vigorous existence here, we are
satisfied The treaty of peace will not be ratified
and patriots will continue to be in demand.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13
The school Fund.

Shortly after the adjournment of the Legislature
we called public attention to the fact that the bill
making an appropriation for the support Of public
schools for the next two years, had, through care
lessness accident been passed over in the Senate
and suggested the propriety of calling an extra
session Of the Legislature to remedy the oversight
The suggestion, we have reason to believe, was
favoraby received throughout the State for though
the people have no great desire to have the Legis
lature in session, they have an anxious wish to
complete and maintain the system of public educa-
ton The tax levied for the support Of public
schools will amount to nearly three hundred thou.
sand dollars year, and by existing laws it ought
to be apportioned among the different parishes in
the month Of November. But once paid into the
treasury-as it must be by the tax colectors-it
cannot be paid out without special appropriation,
and the bill making the appropriation was the one
lost. The payment of this large amount Of tax
each year without deriving any immediate cores
ponding benefit from it, will undoubtedly have the
effect of bringing the whole school system into
disrepute, and may be the means of defeating alto
gether the wise and patriotic views of the con-
yention that framed the State constitution. The
only remedy for the evil is an extra session of the
Legislature But as there is no constitutional limit
to such session, it is, we believe, apprehended
that our lawgivers, when brought together again,
may give US an extra dose of legislation. This
seems to be the only objection to the measure. We
think that it is an objection easily obviated. BY
the constitution, the Legislature cannot sit in this
city alter the 3lst Of December next and, there il
no danger that. if in session at that time, they
would adjourn to Baton Rouge, where there vii
be prepared nothing for their accommodation eithe
as body or as individuals. If. therefore. tht
Legislature was called together in the latter mar
of November, the election of President won,d h,
over and the motives to pervert the business Of b
State for mere party purposes would no LONGER ex
list, and something might be done in a month tho
would be really useful. At all events the schoo
appropriation bill would be passed-the scbool svs
tenn saved, and month at most would term;,at
the session. We hope that the Governor. who's
Known desire to promote the education of the noe
N pie must make him interested in this matter. will
on reflection, conclude that one of the extraona
nary occasions on which he is authorized to cor
eene the General Assembly has arrived
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

o. The export of cotton from the port OF Sayan-
nah, amounted during May to $4SS, 1874.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

% Our friend Dufrccq mayor of the State
capitals on visit to our town, and if he is fair
specimen of the good folks Of Baton Rouge, it must
be 1. healthy place, May his shadow never be less.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.-The tolls re-
ceived at Chicago for the first FIVE days after the
opening of the canal amounted to 81, 426 50.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

New BANK.--A new Bank is about to be estab-
lished in New York by the title Of the Dry
Goods Merchants Bank &@ -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

GEN. CAss' VISF TO PHILADELPHIA.-A letter
from the democratic candidate for the Presidency
to the editor of the Pennsylvania, announces that
he intends tovisit that city on Tuesday next to re-
main over Wednesday. He will be accompanied
by Senators Bright and Allen, and will put up at
Jones' Hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

AMERICAN Us. BRITISH STEAMERs.-In the
late race between the American steamship United
States and the British steamship Niagara, the
American vessel proved victorious. Bets of two
to one had been made in Liverpool on the Niagara
but John Bulls vanity was destined to very rude
shock. 1t is supposed that the Crescent City, hav-
ing on her recent voyage to this city displayed such
admirable sailing qualities, will, on her return to
NewYork, be put upon the Liverpool line.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

PoLITIcAL POETRY. -The democrats in one
respect, have the advantage in this campaign
Their candidate for the Vice Presidency, is moi
only warrior but poet. Should the democracy
be at loss for campaign songs, they will only need
to call upon their candidate for supply.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

From HAYTI.-Capt. Thomas, of the schooner
Charles A. Hammond, from Port au Prince the 18th
of May arrived at NewYork on the Sd, reports that
matters were settling down to quietude-produce
coming in, and the merchants resuming business.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

STRAWBERRIES. THE editor of the Philadelphia
Bulletin has seen strawberries four inches in cir
conference. .That'srather ahead of us.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

BLoCKADE.-The Danish Consul at Boston has
given notice, from the 10th May, the following
harbors only will be blockaded, viz: Svinemunde,
Wolgast and Cammin, Kiel, with the mouth of the
Schleswic Canal at Holtenan. Before any new
special publication emanates, no other harbor Is to
be considered as blockaded.
SPEcIE-The steamship United States brought
4 1876 600 in English sovereigns.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

81 RoBpERY ON THE ELLEN BRooKs.-We men
toned in our paper yesterday morning robbery
which was charged to have been committed on
board the ship Ellen Brooks, from Havre, and ven
tured some enquiries as to the manner in which it
could have taken place without the knowledge of
the Inspector Of the Customs, in charge OF the ship
The Inspector called upon yesterday, and showed
us the permit which Mr.. Reidnoil had obtained to
have his property landed and it purported to be for
4 FIVE trunks of wearing apparel, which Mr.. R..
saidswere slowed in the hold Of the ship but which
vel 0pt entered on the manifest, and which, with
4 The \ eeption of one which Mr.. r. declared had
a been broken open, could not be found. There
seems to be great discrepancy between this state of
facts and the statement published upon, as we sup
posed, good authority, which discrepancy we will
not attempt to explain.
STocKs-The New York Express says that the
news of the ratification Of the Mexican treaty had
a good influence on the prices of stocks Treasury
notes improved per cent; United States 6s of
1856, 1per cent -
~ SCHOONER BuRNT.-The schooner Sea, Of 20S
tons burthen, Captain Glidden, from Thomaston, of
and for New Orleans, loaded with 1900 casks Of
lime, went ashore on Monroes Island, in a squalls
on the 3lst ult. After getting ashore, she keeled
over, took fire, and was burnt. The sails and rig
ging were saved The vessel was insured for $1,000.
The lime is also supposed to be insured
GEN. TAYLoR.-The Washington Union denies
that Gen Taylor has been summoned to attend the
Court Of Inquiry as witness. 80 81
WAITER s.-All those persons who are not fond
Of pompano7 fresh pompano need not pass by
"Walter's" to-day. He's got any quantity of them
and good many other good things the bargain.
Call at the corner Of st. Charles and Grayier SITS.
RuMoR.--It was rumored in Mobile, day before
yesterday, that Henry Clay and Gen. P. F. Smith
were the wing nominees Very likely.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

d The Concordia Intelligencer Of the 10th an
nounces the deathof Richard 1. Lawrence, an emf
nent member of the bar and intimately identified
with Concordia and Tensas Parishes.