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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-02

For sale by J. G. HATCHlTT & CO., s1
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No. II Water
street, Evansville, Ind lie Coy
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PErRRsBuRs. NoY. Z. 1919.

PETERSBURG, NOV. q. ICfJ.
This is tc certify, that my niece was badly
afflicted with Scald Head and that J. w.
Browns Mixture cured her in a short time
SARAH Ii. TROUTMAN
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Directors aud Officers

.rs Directors and Officers. 10 eff
Robt. L. Paterson, Thomas Segur, i'ssi
Chas. - Mackneit, Henry McFarlan,c- -
Lewis C.. Grover, VIM. Nj. Simpson, i1,.r
Seth LOW ,--4 Randall II GTeen,i 3li
Edward Anthony. Joel w Condit, ss1rf
Andrew s Snsl ing, Isaac II frothinrh ham.
r ROBER1;L PATTERSON, P,sssds ut. q n
JOEL w. COhIlT. Fice PresiGsAt.1 y a.
BENZ. G. MIILEI, Sscs s,ary.s,,,-, -.
Medical Board ~ Cors aifafion.U
'fr VAIINriHE MoTr. Al. ID. -,
JkRa VAN RENSSELAER,, VI. D.
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CEOCKERY-wARE. = I
Wholesale and Retail.

CEOCKERY-wARE.h "a
,ss Wholesale and Retail,
TINE undersigned have Just received a large
Il addition to their stock of ~
QUEENSWAR AND CHINA,
And are prepared to show their customers fine
lot OF goods well assorted. We are sure the in
ducemenis we offer to deaers are quite sufficient TO
enable them TO make their purchases at as low rates
may be done in other and larger cities. Orders
attended to punctually and very carefully packed.
We have also received an additional stock OF
CHINA A dqne.
Of latest styles, which will he sold low,
aug27-tt HOLLlNGSWORTH g. HUGHES.
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PROOF! PROOF!!
DYSPEPSIA CURED.

Dr.. UATcBITT: Having been afflicted with Dl
Pepsia with all its multiiorm symptoms-in diges-
lion, pain and uneasiness over the region of the
stomach; fiatuieDce aud eructcn: vomiting OF meals,
languor and debility; and having used, without
benefit all the usual remedies, together with several
bottles OF Bulls Sarsaparia, was induced TO try
your Compound Extract OF Cohosh. The use oil
two bottles cured me OF every trace of disease; since
which time, space OF two months, have enjoyed
cxcellen; health.
/ have sold several dozen bottles Of your Cohosh
on my Wharf Boat, and it has given perfect salts
faction.
For all those diseases for which it is recommend
ed believer superior TO any medicine N use
Commission Merchant, Evansville, la.
An extract OF .eier OF April 2lst, 1850, from DR..
]. ID. Collins, GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.
your Cohosh takes finely. | have recommended
and used il in good many cases OF various diseases
my satisfaction. For several years have known
the happy and almost marvellous effects of the Co
hosh ALONE in some peculiar diseases. j Judge il
highly as q Tonic, antiscoriniic and emenagogue."
From ]. B. Hannah; wholesale dealer in Hats, Caps
Boots, Shoes, &c. &c.
EVANSVILLE, Ia. March 80, 1850.
Docr. HATcHrTr:-I have used your preparation
81 Cohosh for orpor of the liver, Indigestion, and
general nervous debility; in every instance with as
tonishing success. would recommend it to all
similarly affected safe, pleasant and eicacious
medicine. Your obedent serv't,
j B HANNAH
The certificate of r. w Dunbar. ESQ.,, Treasurer Of
.l--i Vanderburgh county. t b.
EVANSVILLE, Ia. April II, 1850.
Dr. HATcHIrT-Sir-I have used your Cohosh for
four or five months, and can say with confidence
that is Alternative tonic, much superior TO any
preparation OF SaIsaparilla, other tonic medicine
-. ~ R.w. DUNBAR.
The following is from Mr.. Morgan, Of the firm
G. a. S. X. Morgan. wholesale dealers in Dry
Goods. Evansville Ind
Door. HkTcHITT-Sir-I have used your Cohosh
in several cases OF diseased Lungs, with the happiest
results. From my experience with it, believe it
also be ut the best Nj, dicnes for general de-
biliiy, indigestion and Tor purifying the blood.
Yours, &c. S. X. MORGAN.
la HENDERSON, KY, May 2, 1850.
Dr.. ]: G.. HATcHnT-My wife has been afflicted
with Prolapsus Uteri. and all those diseases so CON-
mon 10 women about the "turn of lite" She has
been wonderfully benentted by the use Of your Co.
hosh, utter trying in vain other medicines.
~ Yours. - JAMES BACON.
FTCAUTION-N
None is genuine unless "HATCHlTTS En-
TRACT OF COHOSII," is blown in the bottle.
4 Manufactured by j. G. HATCHlTT e. CO,
FIfI No. IA Front st. Evansville Ind:
And for sale by the principal Druggists throughout
the West. Ijel2 I'll
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5 TAILoRINe REIMBURSEMENT.

THE undersigned having associated themselves
II together in the Taiering business. are fully
prepared TO execute all work entrusted TO them in
The most fashionable style, workmanike manner
and at reasonable prices. They receive Fashion
plates monthly, and thus keep upwi,h the age in
all its changes of fa.hion All work sent from our
shop will be warranted 10 III, or il may be lea on
our banda. Our shop is at the Southwest corner
= - D. S. ANDERSON
iell II W. I. MARTIN.
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Assets.

Cash on hand ......... s7-l2o 20
Newark City per cent. Bonds .....-. I 800
brooklyn Z" $1,000 h
Bonds and mortgages on real estate 49,
:, worth double The amount loan.d--.- 23O.O54 81 1
zeal estate 1865 ~
premium notes drawing per cent in
ierest secured by policies. COS. 24S 20
Loans on scrip. CO.'S 81
Premiums, premium notes and cash in i9.ru.f
the hands OF agents and in course of .r 81,
Transmission 9.67S II
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CANDLES AND SOAPS. ..
CTEARINE and Star Candles, extra No Soap
y also large lot OF Fancy Soaps, which will b
eeld wholesale or retail by
my4 II H1RNBROOK e. BURTIS.
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REGULARIPACKET TO

KEGULARIPACkET TO
500 8
PIGEON SPRINGS.
INHE undeTsignea Would lniulm the public that
= he has procured convenient eight passenger
Hack, and will il daily TO the salt We'll three
times day; will leave HE Sherwood House at 81
and o'clock, a. NJ. and at 3 O'clock. F. NJ. on
each day. and proceed Locust I'd street
down 3rd 10 Main street, down Main t. rst street.
and down First street, past the Exchange and on
through i.amasco To the Salt Well. Extra trims
Will be made when required. Fare each way. 10
cents. Viii commence regular trips on Monday
the Goth inst; THOS. n. SMITH
Pigeon Springs, July &c, ls50-liy26 III
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-1a.-r MOULD CANDLES. ~
Inn BOXES just received per steamer Court
IVJV land and for sale low by
feb2S O'RILEY & MITCHELL.
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NAILS &C.

NAILS &C.
OH KEGS Boston and wheeling brands, 25
SOV kegs Flooring and Fence Brads, assorted
siAes, in store and Tor sale By
iyal FOSTER a BROWN.
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Deduct Policies expired and cancelled from
May Est, 1915, 10 date --..--....---..-..-.

additional Losses amounting SO $50 sustained
during the year, awaiting proofs oI DEATH i
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ll HENDERSON, KY, May 2, 1880
Dr. ]: G.. HATcHnr-My wife has been afflicted
with ProIapsus Uteri, and all those diseases so COM
mon 10 women about the "turn of life" She has
been wonderfully benenited by the Of your Co.
hosh, utter trying in vain other medicines.
Xopr. JAMES PACON
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None is genuine unless "HATCHITT'S EX-
TRACT OF CUHOSH," is blown in the bottle.
Manufactured by J. G. HATCHlTT e. CO,
F8tll.t No. IA Front st. Evansville. Ind:
And for sale by the principal Druggists throughout
the West. Ijel2 I'll
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New York, Feb l7Els4s u

The following Voluntary tribute 10 this medicine
is only nnother of tie many thousand who have
ana are daily iestifying TO its merits Ii speaks fol
tselt Tie original may be seen at the Proprietors
WINcRrsIER KY Oct %. 1919
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N.alNTs sSc.-T5 Kegs white lead. pure and
No. /; a bhls linseed oil; also, Chinese blue
chrome green. chrome yellow. ven. red, spanis,,
brown. Yellow ochre. iitherage. putty, spanish
whiting. &c in store and for sale by
;el n -. FOSTER & BROWN. p
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LATE ARRIVAL OF STOVES.

ID ENG permanently located Water ST.. boz
ID tween Main and sycamore, will keep fulr
and complete assortment OF all kinds q cooking
and rarlor stoves the best quality. and viii self
them at The lowest prices. ! shall receive stoves
throughout The and will keep The best stock,
examine tor yourselves. -l
ocr5-tf j. 4. SCH WlNO.
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(Tarranted equal 10 50. Louis Bra'sds-)
EOSTER g. BROWN will receive weekly, di
II rect from the Mills. a null supply OF this excel
lent -four in Barrels end halt Barrels Bakers nn'
Families can rely on this brand as being ''ihe best
in the market. A supply in store and for sale by
iy23 n FOSTER e. BROWN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-30

Howard was a singular being in many of the
common habits of life. He bsthed daily in cold
water and, both rising and going to bed,
swaIhed himself in coarae towels, wet with the
coldest waller. In that state he remained hall an
hour OF more, and then threw them off, refreshed
ana lnVIgorated, as he said, beyond measure. He
put on great coat in the colJs,t of countries
nor was ever a minute under or above his time of
appointment for twenty-six years. He never con-
tlnued at place, or with person a single da,
beyond the period pretiEed for going, in his life
and he had not, for the last ten years of his HE
eaten any fish, flesh, or fowl; nor sat down to h
simple fare of tea, milk, or rusks, all that time
His journeys were continued from prison to prison
from one group of wretched beings to another, nigh
and day and when he could not go in carriage
he would walk Such thing az an obstruction
wss out Of the question,
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Some days after his return from an attempt
to mitigate the plague at Constantinople he fa-
vofed me with a morning visit to London. The
weather was SO terrific, that had forgot his nvet-
crate exactness, and yielded up to the hope Of
expecting him. Twelve al noon was the hour, and
exactly the clock struck he entered the room
the wet-for It rained in torrents-dripp ng from
every part of his dress, like water from a sheep
just landed from its washing. He would not have
attended to his situation, having set himself down
with the utmost composure, and begun conver-
Eation, had | not made an offer of dry clothes
Yes" said he smiling, " | had my fears, as
knocked at your door, that we should go over the
old business OF apprehension about little rain
water, which, though it does not run off my back
as 1t does from the back of duck does me as lit
tie injury and after long drought is scarcely less
refreshing. The coat that 1 have on has been as
often wet through as any ducks in the world and,
indeed gets other cleaning. assure you good
soaking shower is the best brush for broadcoth.
You, like the rest of my friends, throw away your
pity on my supposed hardships, with just much
reason you commlsserate the common beggars
who being familiar with storms, necessity, and ma
kedness, thousand times ESQ fOrcible is habit
less to be compassiOned than the sons and daugh-
tiers OF ease and luxury, who accustomed to all the
eneebling refinement Of feathers by night and FIRE
by day, are taught to shver at breeze All this
IS the work OF art, my good friend nature is in.
trepld, hard, and adventurous; but it is practice
to spoil her with indulgence from the moment we
come into the world. A soft dress and soft cradle
begin education in luxury, and we grow not
more manly the more we gratIfied on the con-
trary, our feet must be wrapped in wool or silk we
must tread upon carpets bathe, as it were in fire
and fear the least change in the weather"
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SIR JOHN Ross EXPEDITIoN.-The London
Times of the 2Sth ultmo says that the arrival of
tr carrier pigeons from the Felix. in which Capt.
Sir John Ross proceeded to the northern regions,
IS not credited, and the account given in the Ayr
Advertiser of their being first seen tends to throw
great doubts of their being any of the pigeons
given to the gallant clptain previous to his leaving
Ayr. The Advertiser says the pigeons were first
seen at Annarck, some distance from their original
dove-cot and assigns as a reason that the cot was
shut up. Those acquainted with the character of
carrier pigeons (says the Times feel convinced
they would have continued for days on the top or
near the cot where they were formerly reared or
kept, and must have been seen by their owner or
persons connected with the place. 1t is also
scarcely to be credited that two of the legs of one
OF the pigeons should have been shot off without
woundng any ather part of the body if it had been
fired at when flying.
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PIANO FORTE AND MusIC sTOMk.

~ z \ " 7 : 7 q n r 7 :.
s4N A, TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
-; PLI.NO FORTES, from The jgfty ,,-s
celebrated NJ uu { Il les OF Halet, I'd
Davis X Co Boston; John b. Durham, y N To-
David Van Winke. A n Gale CO; andy ' " v
Jas II. GT1vssIien, New York. also Peyes Paris Pianos
Orders received Tor The IIORST'S PATENT IRON PA
NOS to be delivered in turn fast ,ecs we'd from th
factory These Planes decidedly the bast Piano now
use particularly Tor the country, where Tuners Ss9pr
had as they will stand longer and in better than an,
other Piano These Pianos have ineendeni rim OF ease
which can he removed in moment, there being no cunnst
tjnB between the Piano and SupefiuT GUITARS
nSgx NlOLlNS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES anl
"a other Musical Instruments constantly on hand anr
X1s W for sale low prices SHEET MUSIC IT Piout
'ES&S Forte, Guitar, Finite, etc Also INSTRUCTION
FS BOOKS for all musical instruments ~ A Lii
er Discount dealers, Teachers and all those sending
luers Al orders prnuptly attended 10 nhs7
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DIsCovERY OF THIRD RING TO THE PLANET
SATURN-We understand that last night, the ex-
istence of third ring round this planet, which
had been for some time suspected, was ascertained
by the astronomers at the Observatory at Cam
bridge. 1t is interior to the two others, and here
fore its distance from the body of Saturn must be
small. 1t was well observed through the great
Equatorial with powers varying from $50 to 900,
the evening for astronomical observations being
rsmarkaby line, perhaps the finest since the estab-
llshment OF the Observatory, although singuIarly
enough the sky was hazy that to the naked eye
only the brighter were visible 1t will be re-
membered that the eighth satellite o this planet
was also discovered at Cambridge by Mr.. Bond,
about two years since. Traveller, 10Th.
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THE PROPER CLAIMANT-As there seems to
be some doubt as to the real legatee of the
S2,OOO,OOO, left by the Engshman, Col Daniels,
to " certain bookseller " in New Haven, Conn,
the Boston Atlas states the following:
L. H. Young occupied the store below the Ton
tine in New Haven, from the time it was comple.
ted in 1888 till lS4l. Col Daniels was in New
Haven between the years 1898 and 1897, and a
freq ent visitor at Mr.. Youngs. DR.. Uhlorn was
in n W Orleans during Col Daniels visit, and
probably never EIeeV or Saw him. Mr.. Young
took DR.. Uhlorn into partnership in 1899, and the
partnership dissolved in 1870 Mr. Young,
we understand, well remembers Col Daniels, and
though in some doubt to the probability of SO
large bequest, has none to his being the iden.
tical person referred to. Mr.. Young was formerly
a member of the Boston Board of Brokers'
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MUSIC.
MUSIC AVID NJ. sICAL LINsTRrMENrs--r

Muse AND Vi. SiCAL NsTRCIENTs.-The
LFI subsCT beTs would respectfully request your IA,
attention to Their large and extensive stock of MU
st and Mucal Nsrhi ,-e of very descrr ton r-ff 3
aud also TO their wt assortment OF PYnO IA Ta
Forts, hOm the FAC Of h iirs makers in the
Un Ell SIutes and Imp.
Strings for NO'in r. Harp, NOinCeIo Douhs Psgs
etc. Guitar Pms Pes screws. etc
No"ns, Flutes, rurs Accorilions, Rrass instrument
ior bands, Tam m-unrNrs BHnOs, Iirrms ec. ere
Piano Fore Vine, Tuning Hammers ForSs etc etc and
every article runne1iei with the Alusc Business
Orders tor Music and Musical instruments win he promptly
attended to. " - f''
sPmnsTe5.
Second Hand Pianos bought, taken in part payment
for
Az the new Music received from the North pub
he entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Nh II. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans, La. Oct 3;
oy5 dh&W4t H. ID. HEWITT.
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A LGlEhS GROCERY AND SUR CHANpLERY
"a SToRE-Fhe unde signed Is grateful for the patronage
hertolore DeSlowe and to meet the of his cuoTels,
has EN- aTg- ms stock AndsoFe and ho with these facilities
70 MT their continuance Heis prepared to ill all Puati
Shp, Steam o aud Family orders in the Grocery and
Slp handeri line at CITY prices and the shOs no ice
lie Keeps tnnty hand extensive ent OF Fresh
GroceeS, Paints ~ud " Pitch aud Turpsnlin, Dak and
Goal laT etc. CnrHge Of all kinds neral
OF Hsrlwars CrocSery and Tin Wsre and Sh eas " ST.
n5 sa4- THOMAS HUGHES,
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REMOVALS.

d EMOVAL-DR. SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT
~ Gate of NaChez has removed No l44 Cana street.
Office the lower front room, third door beyond the Ep
pal Church. no 3mos
p EMOVAL-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
~ has removed from No. IL Charles No, q
Camp stree', up stairs. MS 1y
p EMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER Il Co. have
~ removed from So Grawer No. 47Camp street,
above Graver. s3O 6m
p EMOVAL-D DR.. MCkELvEY has removed
IL his Office No IL Carondeet, between Canal and Com.
streets. n4 3m
p EMOVAL-HUTCH DAGUERREOTYPE
IL removed The north of Canal and Cha
streeThe finest Portraits in the world taken this
tabllshment, at rices suit the times Call and En-
trance No. "A Cana street nj 3molt
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CLOTHING.

Fashionable Tailoring Establish mt,
No. I64 Camp st opposite the FiOraHes House,
New orleans.
undersigned has hand and INSTANTLY receipt
4 of large additions of FKEN(H AND ENtsLlSH
AnIHS. GAsSiMrRAe and SE-I iNtss, OF the
finest and latest sFlas and best manufacture and is well
prepared TO supply his -nIs and the public with FaL and
Rirfer ClGhiHs, made in the best OF the latest
MS and Northern sty les and al very resGnabe prlces.
Ais1, on hand fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, of Paris
anu his own manufacture, consisting Hs fellows;
oas OF various styles and coOrs at % to $50 %
Vests do paiefRs and 80. 0to 90
CAsH.
s23 3m II. HAMBURGER, Merchant Tailor
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SHIPPING.
FOR CALTFORWTA
PacIfc Mail Steamship Comrnny.

racine hai Steamshlp Company.
-E-Gs zoe GALtFUh ~ Via on ACRES -
9IfEA Direct LGa to Chagres.-fhe new and
sz1za mag nIlcent dOu nglne au,shIg PHIL 1
sJapt -, Commanding, will ~ first
tip fro this port tor CHAGRES, DIRECr on SUNDA I
h.1hNlNH the isi Dec mber, at clock uuuutuaiy
ms eamshu to ether with henew fouble-eugne team.
snip IaHDbean, built ly for hts trade, will orm
Monthly Line tom this y h4gres dJrecf, ca
meet wn the 'Ompanvs Mail Steam hips .Oe .on, "C ali.
lorna, Panama - NurthEner.'' - Tennessee " - %.
lumhla, and arrlIna," fum Panama TO Francisco
and Oregon, securing passengers THRoUGH Tickets with
certainty and The quickest Dispatch Mail wi
py each tamer carrying later daer than any other
leaving The United States, the Government Mail
Steamers of the l and 18th each month from Panama n
san Francisco and Oregon.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From n ew orleans to Chagres
SO
Ia steerage, with Berth and separate Mess.. As 10
From Panama to san Francisco
In Steetage with b. rth and separate Mess . ii 0i
ky Al tickets for passage and orders for freight mut be
procured directly tOm the Agents, other par O. are
authorized 70 sell uckets Or contract Tor freight.
AhMSIhONb, Ia W kAStJN co. A gents,
lava ? nj stra Maui II
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allotted number of blows would soon be complete.
"Tnev are finished now" said the executoner.
so much the better" replied Gudenotf, " for [
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The friendship of some persons is like our
shadow, keeping close to while we walk in the
sunshine, but deserving the moment we enter the
shsis,
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Mr.. Vattemare will embark IN the steamship
Franklin, on her second trip to Havre. The
Union says:
The Postmaster General interested himself to
cargo of literature, which the Company most
cheerfully granted. Mr.. V. would have had pas
sage to France in national ship, if one had been
bound to that quarter. He carries with him at
least one hundred cases of books, charts, etc, as
presents from the United States and the different
States to the government and different institutions
of France. He has two grizzly bears, as presents
from California to the National Museum. We
saw, yesterday, letter from the President of the
United States to Mr.. Vattemare, acknowledging,
in very handsome terms, the reception of two
splendid engravings as ornaments for The White
House, and the very magnificent series of medals
which had been presented to the United States by
the French Government. We are sure that Mr..
Vattemare carries with him the best wishes of
every liberal American