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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-19

Dissolution.

VIE Copartnership heretofore existing beiw Ell
Il James White and S. C. Johnson in thr Livery
Stable business. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Those indebted to the late firm are requested
to make payment TO James White, who will liou,,
date all CLAIMS against said firm
oct 1-3t JAMES WHITE.
). &. JOHNSON.
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Magical Pain Extractor.

VALLEYS Magical Pain Extractor
- More proofs that Daey's Magical Pain ] xtrac-
tor is best Medicine in the world. Every day is de-
monstrating the matchless virtues OF this article
Letters coming to from all parts OF the Union
expressing gratitude and surprise at the wonderful
properties possesses in all of burns, rheuma-
ism, piles. wounds, &c. The press abounds in no.
tees OF its high character standard Medicine,
and from the number select the follow ing from
the Island City of the 18th September
DALIEY's MEDICAL PAIN ExTRAcroR.-An inven-
ton like this truly wonderful article full of virtues
should be made known 10 the universe Its cures, IN
many are absolutely beyond belief For burns,
scads Sores swelings pains In the limbs ofal kinds,
cuts, wounds and in every disease of the body where
can be applied externally, II never fails 10 cure.
singular case came under our own observation. A
friend IN playing with ST arp steel pen, il into
the palm 0t his hand that IL came out al the back
and had TO be extracted that way. The poisonous
nature of the ink in the wound well the instru
ment itself. caused the hand to swell dreadtnlly-
Dalley's Pain Extractor was applied, and the next
day the swelling had entirely gone down, the pain
had lett, and the wound cured in few DAYS
Important CdHtion--Counterfeits OF my Extractor
are unblushngly published to the world in my name.
Protect yourself, you value life and health from
ted States knows the sole inventor and proprietor OF
Daley's Magical Pain Extractor; other being has
ever made or can make grain OF il, for man llv-
ing has the secret oil the preparation but myself The
only genuine has my written signature each label
and is sold wholesale and retail at the General Depot
Dos Broadway, New York; and at the Southern De-
pot, ISL ARTRES street, New Orleas, my only
general Depot TOR the South and West.
II DALEY.
All orders for Agencies, for Pain Extractor mus,
be addressed to j. WRIGHT & Co. Isl C AR.
TRES street New Orleans, only agents for the South
and West
RyOnly Agents in Evansville,
mar 25-ly ALLIS & HOWES
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O~Y The latest definition Of impulence
is. asking Wing 10 cast his vote for Martin
Van Buren,.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WISH to sell from 40 to go acres of Land of the
L north end of my Farm lying land I mile from
the city OF Evansville on the Princeton road.
ScTforp particulars enquire of WM WOOD
aug %.
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SUGAR GROVE, Fairfield CO., o., Nov. 70, 10
This is to certify that was cured OF the chills anC
fever by the use OF Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
after having three attacKs otit.
DAVID RFFPY
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In CONTAINING two hundred and six
,y-one and one half acres, nnetysix improved, ten
miles from Evansville on the state road leading to
Terre Haute, one half mile from Prownings steam
mill This land lies both sides Of tue state road.
and can be so divided that it will make two good
FARMS On the East side Of the road is d new two
story frame house, with store room attached, thir
ty two feet long. frame smoke house and shop, a
large double log barn sixty feet long by twenty
two vide with twelve foot shed running the whole
length, and all other necessary out buildings, and
plenty of good water, one hundred of choice apple
trees with variety of peach and other fruit trees
On the west side OF the road is good frame dwell
ing. frame smoke house, with large double barn.
well shaded, with stables and other out buildings
one hundred bearing apple of the best kind also
vaIiety OF peach, plumb and cherry trees, never
failing well of the best kind of water. The land il
in high state OF culivaton, plenty ofgood hickory.
white and black oak timber for all purposes, plenty
of sand free and lime rock in short every thing
10 makeit desirable location. 1t is OF the best
locations in this part of the State for store and pub
lie house. This farm will be sold on reasonable
terms and payments made easy. For further infor
nation enquire OF James L. w alker, OF Evansville
or to the proprietors on the premises.
Possession may be had Immediately il required
JOHN BURTIS.
THOMAS HENNESSY
Scott tow nehip, vanderburg CO. Ia. tapl3 d&w6a
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COMING Sir. WHO'S coming? What's a
coming? The pulpit the press. aud the ora
tors OF philanthropic progression have been
endeavoring 10 convince the world, for long
time, that there's good time coming with
out specifying the exact date ofitsarrival. Vo-
calisi have for years been informing us that
Little wat ye wha's comlng" and negro sing
ers have been equally voci(rrous in the annun-
citation that .Picayune Butler scomin' comm.
The promised advent Of all these Is thrown in
the shade By the Globe of this morning an
nouncing that John Van Buren, is coming. H.
telegra Pied yesterday that after stirring up the
Free Sellers of the Green Mounis ins. at Mont
pelier. ON the 18th, he would immediately
break for the tail timbrr Of Ohio. He will
probably be here about next "Wednesday, and
after holding forth. will spenda week In the
State. John, in addition to being the son oil
his father is one of the bhoys and no mistake
He viii never die Of excessive modrsty. He Is
the individual named in the popular negro
melody, Yah! yah! Good bye John There Is
nothing OF the John Donkey about him not,
wilhstanding. but his style ofsPesklns Is SAID
TO be essentially Johnsonisn.-Cin. Dispatch
q 14h.
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AWFUL FArE.--We learn froma gentleman
who witnessed the frishtlul casualty that two
men were carried over the Niagara Falls OH
the American side, Sunday afternoon. They
were first seen in small boat, with sail set,
below Navy Island, and about three fourths oil
a mile above the commence ment of the rapids.
After BE- eating about for while, and endeasor-
ing TO extricate themselves BY the aid of oars,
they were sweP, into the midst of the rapids
ON the American side. the sail still standing.
Passing down the rapids for short distance,
the boat was submerged in plunging over on,
of the PERCEPTIONS descents above the bridge
and when il again rose to the surface, one d
the men had disappeared. The other was IL
the boat clinging 10 the mast with his hat off
Soon swept under the bridgr, and few rod:
below capsized. and the unfortunate man pre-
cipitated into the torrent, 10 Or immediatel,
swept over the awful chasm. No further par
ticulars had been learned when our informan
left.-Bufalo Express.
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NAILS.
sszaEEs Canal Letting.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TINE undersigned Trustees of the Wabash and
Il Erie Canal, hereby give notice that they will re-
ceive sealed proposals at Point Commerce in Greene
County, Indiana, the l5tl day OF November next,
tor the construction OF IL miles OF said Canal exten
ding along the valley ofthe west fork OF White River
from POINT Commerce to the village of Newberry in
said County. On this division, there to be con-
ssructed Lift Locks, ond Guard-Lock dam across
White River IL iee in height and over 400 feet in
length; together with the usual variety ut work be-
longing TO Canal The line will be divided into
sections averaging about halt mile IN length
AT the same time and place, proposals will be re-
ceived for the performance OF part OF the Rock Ex-
cavation at the Patoka Summit. in Pike County,
This section will embrace 2ooC0 cubic yards OF
solid rock, varying in depth from TO IS feet, to-
geiher with port ion of earth excavation.
The wori To be done will be ready tor inspection
Tor two weeks previous to the day OF letting, during
which time all necessary information will be given
by the Resident Engineer.
Payment will be nisde as the work progresses, in
par funds.
CHARLES BUTLER,
A. NJ. PuETT, Trustees DC.
TIlOS. ii. BLAKE.
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Teue- Haute Ind, Sep. .lSI3 sep l3-td.
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A LMANACS! ALMANACSm ALMANACS.m
"A DIR. ID. JAYNE would hereby inform the pub
tic that he publishes annually for gIatuitous distri
button by himself and all his Agents, an Almanac,
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DAILY JOURNAL.

The DAILY JOURNAL is published every morning
Sundays excepted) nj 10 cents per week, payable
10 the Carriers, or SIS % per annum payable i'll
advance
The TRI-WEEKLy JOURNAL, for the coEntry, con-
tanning ali the of the Daily Journal pub
lished Oh ruesd iys, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
81 90 per annum in advance.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL is published every Thursday
al y ", three copies Tor IS 90, copies foI
Sill W, ten copies for SIS 90, in advance.
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MUFFS, &C.

lust received,
j doz Ladies Mufs, some very fine,
do Figured Tables and Pianno Covers,
for sale low by loct ISL Nj. w. FOSTER.
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DAVID BERRY.

9rDkwARE OF SrGAR-coATLD COUSTFRrEirs,-Re Re
alsmber, that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pits hare the rritteR signatare Of WILL
LIAM WRIGHT on the topef each bor
The genuine is tor sale at wholesale AMI retail by
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lVDTN I DNNN I,N,
II -. e. ls.Ni

SOD agent Tor Evansville.
O. Newman. West Franklin; e.. p. * Il. ].
Hudspeth. Boonvile; A NJ Phelps. Newburg; Henry
Blaksey, 81. Louis; Jones & Richardson JOnesboro;
John Lynn. Lynnville; G w Noble Louisville; and
at DIR. WRIaHr's principal office, log Race street.
philadelphia, Pa. sep 9-3w
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A CA RID. rs
TTNHE undersigned would respectfully inform, the
l. citizens of Evansville and vicinity that he has
reopened his shopon Main street, opposite the Bank,
where he intends carrying on the Tailoring business
in lew OF its branches. Those wishing to employ
him will find Dim ON hand during business hours.
sep VIM HOi DEN
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GNATON & HUGO, House Carpenters and Joiner
~ I'd s,,rns hs'wesn Sycamore and Vine o., 49,
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RE PORTED

LOUISVILLE, Oct. lS, p. Nj.
No newsofa definite character vet from Ohio.
There was two feet water at Pittsburgh to-
day, only.
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lVO pcec 2i-tt JCtfNEbA%EfIM
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LOTS TO LEASE.
I HANE leases ON four lots on Main street ant
Il several on First street, having nine and ten 80
10 run, which will lease or sell on favorable L
it application be made soon.
seq Civ WIN. NJ WALKER
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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODSs
lust received few cases OF my Fall stock. a
j mongst which are some Linen Edgings, Laces
,ilk and worsted Fringss &C.
( oct NJ. w. FOSTER
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wARE.HOUsEFORR RENT.

4 LARGE frame Ware-H House for rent; apply
n to the subscriber corner Main and Second street
laug POI WILLIAM HUGHES.
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Curious case Of CONSUMPTION.

There is scarcely a day passes but there ire a number Of Cases
ofConsumption reported II ) cured by the use of DR.. Townseads
sarsapailla. The following was recently received.
DR. TowNsEND-Drar Sir; For the last three years have beeo
afflicted with General Debility and Nervous Consumption of tho
last stage, aud did not expect to regain my health nj all Anev
gong through n course of medicine under the cure Of some of tho
most distinguished regular physicians aWl members of the Board
Of Health in New York and ckcu here. and spending the most Of
my earnings in attempting to regain my health, and after reading 10
some paper Of your Sarsnparin,, | resolved TO try it. After using s1
bottles, found it done ne great good, aud called to e You at
your Office. With your advice, kept on, and do most heartily
thank You for your advice. perse,ere in taking the Sarsaparila,
aud have been able to attend to my usual abors for the last four
m0ndhs-Ind hope. by the blessing Of God and your Sarsaparina,
to continue my health. 1t helped me beyond the expectations, d
all tiat knew my case.
CHARLES QUIMBY,
Grunge, Esser Co. " J. ing. Q, 15iT.
State of New Jersey, Escx Go. IS.
CHARLES DUMMY. being duly sworn according TO law, on bic
oath saith, that the foregoing statement is true, according to the
best oflis knowledge and belief
CHARLES QUIMBY.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, at Orange. the 81 Of August
l5i7. CYRUS BALDWIN,
Jusice of The Peaca
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TnE Flag.


"lIArL down the flag all s over;
We have done what men could do,
Unhroken through adversely,
a tried aud gallant crew ; ,.
So it has been with Truth ana klsht
In every aye and CLINE,
Bcaicn.-burnc down 10y numbers'-
And conquered 1900 t0r d hWe'
S~uch-whcn The fight was ending,
And our boldrst men turned pale;
For the ~stonlcst hearts had learned to fear
Upicr that driving gale;
When our ships were drifting heiplessly
Upon the lravInE tide,
And the good Kentucky liner
Poured III her last broadsidc-
Such. were onr thoughts when beaten;
But lIow else should it be 7
False flags and foreign bottoms
Gathered tom every SEA,
Frcchuotcrs Of all nations
That sail the salt sea brine
THINK God. there vas MT one of ,licm
Fought in the old Mig Line
III 'hc rough and bitter weather,
And the angry tcluEc-t5 'rown,
Few Wing ships were left together,
When the dismal sun went down,
Repairing the disasters
Oh the storm and battles wreck
BIT IRE stu hcar diSfdni ciccfing-
When We listen from the deck.
None know : thick the night is,
What SHIPS yet live. or Drown
And the Constitutions colors
Are at hali-mast. union down
But the old ship hcnyCs Il rocket
Through the darkness for II sign,
LY-t tr4.,, ,l., ,t,l. ION st,,.l E,,,nlrp,
See the dancing signals shine
For the years are rolling over.
And the time has come again;
We have another fight TO tight,
Another field to win,
The LAST iicld-ior the country
II but once more we fail
Hoist your last rags Of cnnyass,
Aud TRUST the invOring gale.
We were not dl,rdgS beaten
Think OF the times oi yore!
Shake out the ancient ensign
We conquered with before
Tie Flag OF the Revolution
Flying rs iiist it flew:
Up to the highest topmast
Send up tie Bull and Blue.
With n shout-for orr old Commander;
Roll oft The lorboard glii,
Signal the beat 10 quarters,
There ARE fields get to be won
And whether again he lead us,
Or with other men we strive,
Mn, cheers for Admiral HARRY,
The bravcst man alive tTribun.
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q her speech.

The .nncHcd Certificate tells a simple and truthful. story OF 'ur-r.
ing and relief There are thousands Of similar cases in this city
aud Brooklyn. aud yet there n thousands of parents let their
children die, for fear Of being humbugged, or to save a few ,il
ings.
B-ooipn, Sent -, ls4-.
Dir. TowSsrTp-f take pleasure in stating. for the benefit %
those whom IT may concern, that my daughter, two YEAR, AMI SIX
months old, was afflicted with General Debility and loss of Speech
she wa. given up Ne past recovery, by our family Physician; but
fortunately | was recommended by y friend to try your Slr.uparila
Before having used one bottle. she recovered her speech, and was
enabled 10 wink alone to the astonislmenr of all who were acquarns
ed with the circumstances. She Is nov quite well, aud IN mucn os
ter health than she has been for eighteen months pat.
JOSEPH TAYLOR,
.. Anrk.At lrnnklrnL
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NOTHING Else!
ON Rev. I-charinh Paddock, ID. ID.

From Rev. X-chariah Paddock, ID. D..
Dear Sir:-Iilving used, personally, and in my ia
mily, two or three bottles OF your Pectoral Syrup, |
feel myself authorized indeed, hound in duty, TO speak
in high terms OF the article. For hoarscness, which
with me, as a public speaker, has been n most iormida-
bic difficulty, | have never found anything like it
In diseases of the Lungs, aud other parts OF the vocal
organs, its effects are most grateful and salutary. Its
remarkable pnla,ublcness--being very little more Of
tcnsive than pure honey, consider one of its smallest
recommendations In a word. | am persuaded that
were lis virtues and It's con-eniences known TO the
public, ii would have an extensive sale.
Very respectfully, Il. PADDOCK.
For salcby THEODORE a. PECK,
i5w2m Wholesale Druggist.
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N and after October 18th, Trains will run over this
" Road as follows -
Passenger Trains will he run 10 Winchcndcn in
connection with the f~ilclburg Trains, which leave
Cllarlcstown at I A. NJ. ana ! I. VI.
From Wiuclicndon at . Is a.. NJ. and 3 10 7. NJ.
connecting viii tie second and the last Fitchburg
trains to Boston.
ST. 9 IS from Western and Northern New lamp
hire. and the State OF Vermont, will deliver and re-
ceive passengers at Winchcndon in connection with
all the above Trains.
A Freight Train will be run daily each way in con-
nection with the usual f~itchburg Freight Trains.
I. VI. EDWARDS. President.
October %. 1917. 1877
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Shifting Blood!

Read the following, and say that Consumption is incurable, d
YOU can.
Nen York. 5prL 90. lsf7.
DR. TowNsESD-I verify believe that your Sar.nparlIa has been
the means, through Providence, of saving my life. have for several
years had a bad Cough. II became worse and worse. At last I
raised large quantities of blood, had night svrats. and was greatly de-
bit ted AMI re- luccd, and Hid not expect to live. | have only used
your Sarsap Irina but IA short time, aud there has n wonderful change
been wrought in me. am now able to walk all over the city. I
rais- no blood, and my cough has left me. You can well imagine
that AN thankful for these results.
Your obedien, servant.
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DYSPEPSIA.

No fuil or medicine has ever been discovered which so nearly
resembles the gastric jure NJ saliva in dccompo,iug food and
strengthening the organs Of di-cstion, as hi. preparation OF sarss
pnnlIa. ltPosivey cures every case OF ny spepha, however severe
OF Chrome.
RANK DEPARTMENT, AbGHu Ma. IL, ls4a
DH. TowNsrNn-DcI Sir. have been afflicted for several
wears with Dyspepsia IN its worst forms attended with sournes os
stomach loss Of appetite, extreme heartburn. and n great aNersioa
10 all kiul. OF food. aud for weeks twhat could eat have
been unable 10 retain bWt n small PARTON on my stomach !
rird thu usual remedies but they hal but little or no effect IN re-
moving ~ Complaint Twas induced, about two months since 10
try YOUR iNr act OF Sarsaparla- and must say, with little conn
drncci hut amer using nearly two bottles found my appetite 70
stored: aud would earnestly recommend the use OF II TO those "hs
nave been afflicted a, have. been. ionrs Ac~.
W. ". VAN ZANDT
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The Power OF LOye.
Concluded from lst pagc.)

Concluded from lst pagc.)
he said, and it does not seem to be right TO p,t
any constraint on their affection. Camille is a
gnodlv youth aud ! think the dreadful scenes
he has lately Witnessed have exercised his mind
powerfully on the subject of war. | have OBJ.
served that he is thoughtful and candid; AMI if
he does but act up to his own light. it is ali | ask
for him. lie promises never TO Interfere with
the freedom OF Alice; and as she has adopted
most OF our principles from her own conviction.
| do not fear that she will ever depart from
them
Don't comfort myself with any such idc,. :
replied Rachel. 'Shc will have pictures Of the
Virgin Mary in her house, and priests will come
there to say over their mummcry and small be-
glnuings Will make great cndings. At all events.
one thing is certain, Alice will lose her member
ship in our Society, and that it is which mainly
g%rievcs me. She is such "A serious. sensible cirj
that | always hoped to see her an esteemed min
lister among US.
1t is a disappointment TO me also rcrlicd
Joseph but we must bear il chccrrullv. II j.
certainly better to have our child 90 ont Of the
Society and Keep her principles than it would
her principles, as many do
Mary Campbell was more disturbed than Ro.
chcl Goodman. In the first paroyyym of her
distress, She said Sic wished she had been Kill.
ed in the war, rather than live 10 see her son
married To a black Protestant.
Not Il black Protestant. dear mother. only n
doyc-co'orcd hue, rcioiicd Camille. playrnllv.
Then he Kissed her, and reminded her of the
story oil the %cruciiiX. and told her how noble and
gentle, and good and sensible. his Alice vas
A. he talked. "A vision rose before her Of ,ho li,,lc
bedroom in the Qnakcr'~ farmhouse: she saw
kachrs and Alice supporting the dropping heads
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TWO CHILDREN Saved

Very few families indecd-in fact We have not heard of one-that
used DR.. Townsends Sursaiarila in time, lost any children iLs
past summer. while those that did not. sickcnod and died. Tho
certificate we publish below il. conclusive evidence Of its value,
and i, only another instance of its saving the lives Of children.
DR. TowNsrNp-Dear Sir: I had two children cured by YOUR
Sarsaparhla of the summer complaint and d,senirrv; one W ff
teen months old, and the other 3 years. They we're yery much
reduced and We expected they would die: tlrv we're given IN
by two respectable ply siciar-. When the Doctor infdrmei. II. that
We must lose them, We resolved 10 Try YOUR Sar>aparila. we had
heard 50 much Of but had hut lule confidence. there being 50
much stun advertised that l. worthless; hat We are very thank fnl
that We did, for II undonhtcdl, saved the lives OF both. write TN,
that others may be induced To use it.
Yours, respectfully.
John WILSON, IN
Murfle irfuve. BrooLIvu Sen IL lar.
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4 Wbig Call for Quarters.

We do not often print verses in his part o
The Tribune but if the following lines do not
wrench tears not born Of sorrow from many a
stern eye we have greatly overratcd their force
and pathos. There are illusions in the thi'd
stanza that do not accord with our sentiments !.
bat we shall not undertake TO prune or mutilaic
this soul-stirring lyric: