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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-03
MEDICINES.
CALTFoRNTA GoLp.

TIME YEAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND
L FORTY EIGHT has been more replete with
wonderful unexpected and astounding political and
religious revolutions and valuable discoveries and
inventions than any year since the commencement
of the world The whole continent of Europe has
been one great volcano of revolutions; not only the
old but the new world has been the theatre OF war
and bloodshed ending only with the treaty of Quer-
etaro, giving peace to Mexico, and the rich Gold
plains OF California to the American people.
Still greater event-one that will work a COM
pete revolution IN the entire medical world and be
of greater benefit to mankind than any invention that
has been made since the DAYS of Fulton--was the
discovery of the wonderful and truly great medical
compound, John Bulls Fluid Extract OF Sarsapara
This invaluable remedy has already carried hap
pness to the hearts of thousands and is daily giving
more consolation the afflicted than could be atfor-
ded by all the wealth in the mines of California and
the world combined?
1t put up in full quart bottles and contains the
strength of SAX TIMES much pure Honduras
SarsapaTilla as any similar preparation made in
America. Price, dollar per bottle, six bottles
for five dollars.
1t has been we'll established fact for years past
that Sarsaparila when pure and properly prepared,
was the only true panacea for all diseases or
iginating from impure state OF the blood, the
use of mercury Intoxicating drinks evil habits IN
youth, barrenness &c. We boldly assert that John
Bulls Fluid Extract Of SaTsaparilla is the only pre-
paration before the public that IS prepared on strict
ly scientific principles and OF uniform strength Tire
Sarsaparlla is purchased without regard to price,
and every pound before being used, is subjected TO
the stricest chemical tests and its commences as
certained before being Used.
Bulls Sarsaparla also contains the virtues ofsev-
real other valuable medical roots, together forming
the best compound and producing the greatest cuTa
tive agent in the known wOrl5
THIS MEDICINE,
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AXES

AAEiS
Sn DOZ. Axes, Ohio and Kentucky Patterns
eEO of Hunts, Simmons and Davis's mauufactory
Just arrived in store, by
MI ALLIS & HOW Els.
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This BALSAM hoals and Uirrs IN the LHHgs an
else where internally Certainly ana easily the PURIFA
ING EXTRACT cares and heals ulcers eItCrHdy This Ba
sam cures nine of Cough and Consumption of
after all other remedies have faled to do !g00i
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SPICES. &C

SGAO1I7I CzC.
~ BAGS Pepper; do Spice 3 do. Race Gin
AZ ger; Dbl. Cloves case Nutnegs.
Just received and for sale low. by
n19l FOSTER & BROWN.
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TO RFNT.

4 NEW Brick House, situated on Second street,
n six good ROoms-yery pleasant location.
Enquire of X. B. HART.
ap24 Tvs
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THE EvANsvELLIs INSURANCE co..

EVANSVILLE INDIANA.
VA Ill insure Buildings and Personal Property on
w land against less damage by fire, and Boats,
and Vessels, and Merchandise, in the course of
transportation, against loss damage by fire or
water &c. Office in the occupied by Jas
g. Jones, Law office, on the corner of Sycamore
and First streets. mh2O If
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AOOu IeStImODys
5ErThe Ohio state Journal, Columbus, Ohio, thus
speaks of Bulls Slrsaparilla:
SIT HAS NO EQ >IAL! The unprecedented sale
OF Bulls Compound FL. ID Extract of Sarsaparillan
this city, where it has bell introduced for the past
wo months ONLY, with tho very gratifying effects
produced upon all who have riedit, warrant the as
serion that as purifier OF the blood it has equal
This is bold assertion, but it be substantiated
by calling on the agent in this city,
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SUGAR.
UST received per steamer Gen. Lane so hhds
y prime Sugar for sale by
JAMES BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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Read.

We, the undersigned, Druggists and Apothecaries
in the city of Louisville KY take pleasure in stating
that we have been selling John Bulls Extract ofSar
saparilla for some time and confidently recommend
it as being good and safe article:
Lapping & Co, b. Wilder = Co,
MONTGOMERY & SutchlifIe, NJ Akin & Co.,
VIM. Mock, j. W. Gamble& Co,
]. FL. Owen, Sam1 Yenawine,
f W. Kniess, b. Morsell & Co.,
w. E. Smith, L. @. Mills,
Watts g. Thomas, A. G.. Weatherford
Robinson, Peter &Cary, Rupert, Lindenbergel &Co
Louisville, Nov. 90, 1848.
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Coughs and Consumptions,
Breast. Throat. Lungs. and Heart.

and all diseases Of pulmonary nature-such diseases
usually nrJe fatal under ordinary treatment when
a.. ack the
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ALL NIGHT!

A Id NIGHT!
nR. HATCHITTS Drug Store, on Water street,
II will be found open at all hours, night and day,
tons.
Physicians are requested to send in their prescrp-
tons for they are assured that they will be put up
neatly and correctly
Dealers in Medicines will find it to their advan-
tage to examine has large and well selected stock of
Drugs, Liquors, Paints, Oils &c, before purchas
ing elsewhere [aplS tfl
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Is. Instead of encouraging, every .precauticn is
AIKEN to prevent forfeiture the policy.
II. Tie liability Of TIE Assured is limited by Law,
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Wien used CCCOTdlng to dlTectl0n8,
VIII CIre Without TaiI:

Scrofula, or Kings Evil;
Cancers, Tumors;
Eruptions of the Skim
Erysipelas;
Chronic Sore Eyes;
Ringworm or letters;
Scald Head;
Rheumatism;
Pains in theBones orJoints
Old Sores and Ulcers;
Swelling of the Glands;
Syphilis, Dyspepsia;
Salt Rheum;
Diseases of the Kidneys;
Diseases arising from the
use of Mercury;
Loss Of Appetite;
Pain in the Side & Shout
ders;
General Debilityi
Lumbago, DrOpsy;
Jaundice. CostiYeness;
Sore Threat;
Bronchitis;
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NJ. J. BRAY, II. d. Medical Examiner.
An persons wishing to make insurance on then
own OF on their friends LIVES, will please call ur-
on the agent in this City, Office on Main sueet near
Water. and examine the terms and rates OF the Com
pany. ]e l6-ly 4
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MACKEREL. HERRING AND RICE.
- x BBllS. NO Mucktrei, boston insp
-UeD so hf hbls No do ..
100 Boxes Herring;
1ierces Rice Just reed per ste MGR Gen.
and Saladin, for sale low V
TAYLOR & HARVEY.
Mott Water street.
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MOULD CANDLES.
an BONES Just received per steamer Court
4 wv land and for sale low by
feb26 O'RILEY < MITCHELL.
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COTTON YARES.
on BAGS superior Cotton Vans for sale cheap
~ for Cash, by
ap4.f WILLIAM HUGHFS
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Better Testimony

More testimony from DR.. Moore
Mr. JOHN BULL: am using your SarsapariIla in
several new cases of Scrofula and with happy effect
am now confident it is one of the most eihcacious
medicines that can be made for that purpose.
JAMES NJ. MOORE, M
Winchester, KY, Feb. l, 1913.
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Coughs, Colds;
/ Weakness OF the Chest;
Pulmonary Affections;
And all other diseases ten
ding 10 produce
Consumption;
Liver Complaint;
Female Irregularities and
5 Complaints;
Sick and Nervous Head
ache;
Low spirits, Night Sweats
Exposure 5r lmprudence
iilife;
: Chronic Constitutional
Diseases;
And IS a Spring and Sum
mer drink and general
Tonic for thesystem and
4 gentle and pleasant
pufgative; it Is superior
toBlue Lick or Congress
water, Salts, or Seidlitz
Powder.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-27

They have curious law in Massachusetts, in re-
gard 10 the election of Governor and U. s. Senator
In case of no candidate for Governor receiving ma
iority of the popular voe the House of Representa-
tives will select from among the four highest candi-
dates voted for by the people, t,0o men, one Of whom
will be selected by the Senate, to which body their
names are sent from the House. The four candidates
voted for by the people were Boutwell,, (Democrat)
Briggs, (Whigs) Phillips, (Abolitionist) and Cogs.
well Of Bedford, who was the Women's candidate
and received some thirty votes. ,,...ss ~
The Boston Times says, that Cogswell is inst as
eligible candidate as either of the other persons
named though it admits that his chances of an elec
tion are slightly inferior to those Of the Democratic
and Wing candidates. He ''valiantly hoisted the
petcoat some time since and as that is banner un.
der which men of all parties are ever ready to form
coalitions, should not be displeased to see him
eected-if we can't get Mr.. Boutwell,"
AS the House will be anti-Whig, the Boston
Times thinks that :he candidates sent to the Senate
will be either Boutwell, and Briggs or Boutwell, and
Phillips. ,..,-
A similar rule exists in regard to the election of U
s. Senator He has to be chosen first by one House
and then confirmed by the other 1t is probable that
under the circumstances, can be elected. II
Caleb Gushing cannot be chosen, we should be
pleased to see no electon-or the South cannot but
lose by the success of Winthrop or any other mar
spoken Of for the place. Rich. Eng.
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The s'Bugg'' also at Home Again:
!. :. B. r. B. 4. -.el

II HAVE just returned, the second time from Boston.
New York and, Philadelphia. having spent nearly ali
OF August and September in said cities, getting up our
CLOTHING. every article of which tcos est bv nv,e
and made up under my inspection and presume
there is no one in North Carolina now who would be
verdant enough to question my capacity after the elo-
quent tribute paid to my artistic ski IN our last Su-
Peror Court. by judge Counsel both sides witness.
es End Jurors refer to the case of Bges % Oil.
ver-acton for damages, in which had to pay $25O,
in consequence of my extended reputation. =
Come in, If You please, and assist me in paying of
the Judgment by buying our Goods. Who is there in
North Carolina. who has not heard Of the Hon. George
p Badger, 1.-THE the Hon: William H. Haywood, Jr, and
hemmed by State lines than thealents are 10 be cir;
| cumscribed within the narrow limits,'
We are connected, as all customers knovyaud is
they don't know 1t, they may-with Northern House
but are Idio1s ouvsefues-buy our own goods and i'm.
port quite as many OF what purchase In prororion
to our as any House in this State or ont Of it,
There 's no Establishment here elsewhere thatpos-
sesses any advantages over Us Webuy where eyerbody
else buys and think we understand onr hnsne.. ana
buy ss cheaply. We say ou, CLOTHING is coma Ito
any ever offered for sale in North Carolina and. we
hnk superlor beng judges ourselves Of clothing Of
tnat thougn we Will leave the public decide when
they examine for themselves: One thing is certain
without intending to reflect upon any one--we will
sell our clothing cheaper than the articles can be
bought for in any OF the Northern cities and an cbean
any body that comes here who does NOT stes! h;s
clothing ready made.
Our stock embraces Drab Black, Blue, Green. Grav.
and an other s oxERcoArs W. from So to $40 and upwards
CLoAKs, full circle, 1918 and upwards Frock, dress
and sack COATS from 81 to $l2 and upwards PAN.
IAL0ONS, all colors and prices. from "a 10 $s-
VES all kinds sndall sizes. at all prices from ST. 2S
to So In fact. every thing that can be found in snv
! similar establishment in the Union - . -
I Weare North Carolinans. We are permanently To-
Gated here and it sell cheap as others, why not
give US the preference five do not sell as good GOOD,
at as small price, we will no, ask your patronage
Call call call before your purchase. at
OLIVER + PROCTER.S,
| "f MOL.
h..' R.R r. r.
November 5th 1850 ..- .,.t s..s9N p
Register copy. . as. q.
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New YoRK. November 10,

.'j,1'. New YoRK, November 10.
The Hon. Daniel Webster. being on his return to
the seat of Government had grand reception in
New York to-day. In answering, the speech Of
welcome, delivered by Hiram Ketchum, Mr.. Web
ster said that he approved the sentiments of the
Union meeting lately held at Castle Garden. and de-
clared himself always ready to carry them out. He
spoke of the proposes for which the Union Gre
ated. The main one was to protect trade and COM
time rally for its protection The Union could not
be in danger when the spirit of the People awak
ened for its defence. Conventions North and South
could do no harm. The objects for which Govern
ment was formed of greater importance now
than ever before, and the people will not aban-
don them. We shall continue to live together in union
as long as we cherish interests that make US one
people. Mr. Webster was su ,limely eloquent, and
was loudly cheered.
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, November 81. 1856

THURSDAY, November 81, 1850. ,
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
After the transaction of some unimporant business,
Mr.. William B. Shepard rose and said it was his
melancholy duty to announce to the Senate the de-
cease of RICHARD D. SpA1eHT, late Governor of
North Carolina. The deceased expired at his resi-
dence in Craven County. on Sunday last at o'clock
in the morning.. Gov. Spaight, said Mr.. Shepard.
has occupied a large space in the history of North
CaroIi1a. He was member of Assembly from his
majority until his election TO Congress, whence after
four ysar's service, he was called to fill the Chair
of Chief Magistrate of the State. He was the last
male descendant who bore the name Of a family
knoMr In tA4 Colonial, Revolutionary, and indepen-
dent history of the State. knew the deceased Mr..
Speaker, and can safely say never knew man Of
more incoruptible integrity. Without those brilliant
tants calculated to excite popular applause he pos
se6ssd sound discriminating mind, and one pecu-
hasiy adapted to severe and strict science. As a
youh at College, he possessed intuitive skill in
solving the most difficult problems in mathematics,
frequently to the astonishment of his teacher. I'm
fortlnately for the of science, he sought the
field Of politics. AS testimony Of our respect fol
his memory offer you the following Resolutions:
ResoDed by the Senate and House Of Commons, Tha,
the members of the Legislature have heard with deep
sensibiIity of the death of RICHARD DoBBs SPAIsHr
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MERGHANr rArTaR

MERCHA.NT IHATT0R,,
S.NI1AF4ELD. .y0hnstOn Co., North Caroltua.
ME subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has on hand large
and rich supply of -. "A, .... p. t.tar ..a =
Cloths. Cassin'eres. Vestings. and Trimmings
OF all sorts and that be is prepared to work in
the best manner and at moderate prices. s'sTt
He also has hand superior lot Of 'a - a.
Ready-Made Clothing, <l.
consisting of Coaks Overcoats, Business Goats Vests
Pantaloons, lambs wool Shirts &c., which he viii dispose
OF on the most accommodating terms. .-s- sst95s'
He solicts call from those in want of Clothina as
he is determined to give good bargains and do bis
work in the best and most approved style. -. ~
- 80 .. - [ HENRY GERHARDT.
Smithfeld, October l4th, 1850. a's-s s37-3m.. -
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DEATH OF GOV. SPAIGHT.

We record, with profound regret, the death of the
Hon. RICHARD DoBBs SPAIGHr, of Craven County,
in this State. He expired at his residence, at Cer-
mont, near Newbern, on Sunday morning last, at 8
o'clock, in the 5ith year of his age.
Gov. Spaight had frequently represented his native
County, Craven, in both branches of the Legislatures
and be had served. with much credit to himself and
his constituents, in the Congress of the United
States. He was the last Governor of this State un-
der the old Constitution.
After his retirement from public life, at the expira-
ton Of his term Governor in 1886, he turned his
attention to the pursuits of Agriculture, mngling
with them love for Literature. and cultvating still
more extensive acquaintance with the history of the
past He possessed remarkably tenacious memory,
that what he read becamea portion of his own mind
and added to this were powers of discrimination and
habits of judgment: seldom surpassed. Quiet and
unostentatious, his accomplishments a schola. and
his sterling qualities as private citizen, were known
to but few; but among those who shared his conf
dence and friendship, he held deservedy in the
highest respect and esteem. In his public capacity
while serving his constituents, whether in the Legis-
lature, in Congress, or in the Gubernatoral Chair
he was uniformly actuated and guided by stern
of right and occasion did he disappoint
the just expectations Of those who had conded trusts
power to his hands. Gov. Spaight was Repub-
lcan of the old school, and was true, always and
from the first, to the great principles which our
free Institutions have been founded. He had the full
est confidence In the people and in popular forms i;
and he was willing, therefore, all occasions, to
defer to their decisions and their judgment. But he
had no respect for the demagogue, or his arts. What
he thought public matters, he fearlessy SAID and
what he determined on right in principle, he did,
without regard TO temporary excitement or to conse
quences generally. He thus showed himself an en-
lghtened and sagacious friend of the people, and a
faithful advocate of their real interests.
Gov. Spaght's father was one of North Carolina's
most honored and popular Governors; and the man.
tie Of the father fell upon the We need not say
how well it has been worn, for the character of the
son. as we'll as that of the father, is portion
Of the States history.
In his private relations Gov. Spaight was hospita-
BILE and generous, and devoted to his friends.
The death of such man creates not only feeling
profound regret in the circle in which he moved, but
it is loss to the State generally May the sod rest
lightly his mortal remains, and his memory be as
green hereafter tits precious to his sorrowng
friends!
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9esegrapheA for the Standard.

NEW YoRK, November 22d, 1850.
The Crescent City, arrived here Yesterday from
San Francisco. She brings $50 passengers. and a
million and half in gold. Flour, provisions, and
tobacco were advancing in price, and business was
brisk. ........ -.
The admission of California as State has caused
great rejoicing. The Cholera was at the mines and
there was terrible distress, sickness and starvation
among the overland emigrants. e.. as.t :-r
The United States ship Yorktown has been lost in
the Mediterranean. - -
New York Markets awaiting the arrival of the
Niagara, now hourly expected. ....
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
At Wholesale and Retail.

NV have just received from one Of the largest and
W best established Houses in the United States,
one OF and best assorted Stocks ever brought
to this City, Stock that WOULD favorably compare with
the Custom Work Of any Establishment in the Union.
which We are instructed to sell at unprecedented low
prices and to which invite the attention of Country
Merchants, Citizens Of Raleigh, the snyroupsing Coun-
try, and Members of the General Assembly, and ash
them to call and examine Stock before
elsewhere, as we are determined to sell at prices thai
will defy competition. - -
Country Merchants need have nofears Of finding u,
with broken assortment, we shall continue tc have
large additions throughout the Season. e!8t s757
addition TO the above, have full assortment Of
fine Shirts Jenny Lind and other patterns together win
Silk. M erino. Lambs wool Shirt and Drawers. t;a
All Of which will sell as low as they can be pur
chased OF any Establishment in New York or any 9th )
City. A. B. STITH 4 co. h..
Raleigh. Nov. 6, 1880 s4O-w Il:
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DIED,

.. - ..r DIED, .'r
In this City, the sth inst, Lucy E. infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. p. Mc(iowan. .s. .-
At his residence, in Hertord County, on the 1lth OF
Noy. 1850, John Vann, ESQ.,, aged "a. ...~
In the death of this worthy ctizen society has lost
useful member. In all the relations of life he dis
tngushed for his integrity and decision of character As
husband he was kind and aeconate, a citizen pat
riotic and Christian humble and sincere. He
highly respected by his fellow citizens, and honored by
their confidence He at various times a member Of
the Senate and the House of Commons and was always
firm and devoted in his attachments to the State. -
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WaRR.T IT'D,

In Wake Forest at the residence of VIM. B.. Dunn,
ESQ., the evening of Thursday the l4th ins by Prof.
VIM. T. Brooks Mr.. Ransom S. Harris to Miss Amanda
E. Dunn, all of Wake. ,e- g. So. ....
On the Goth ult. by Rev. Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Nathaniel H
Macon, to Miss Lucie Ann Thomas, all of Franklin
County. 81. --l-..,.. .f ..,.. .. saas.a H.i e 81
In Robson County, the 9TH instant, l,y Joseph
Kinlaw, Esq, Mr.. Samuel Taylor and Miss Easter
Smith. .r...... .s. .-..-.: --. ....ts
In Columbus County on the 2srd uIt.. by John Gore
Esq., Mr. Alex. Carmichael of Marion District s. c. to
Miss Mahalah H. Gore, daughter of Col. John Gore,
Columbus. -... -
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The people of Connecticut have recently voted
upon two proposed amendments to the Constitution
of that Statethe first providing for the election OF
Probate Judges by the people, and tfesecond provld
ing for the election of Justices ofh Peace by the
pie. On the first question there were ll,974 yeas,
and 1859 nays on the second 1879 yeas, and
POS nays.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2s, 1850
STANDARD FOR THE SESSION,

STANDARD FOR THE SESSION.
The Standard will be furnished during the session
of the Legislature on the following terms, per copy
Semi eekly, IS cents.
Weekly, SO
Members of the Legislature, who may. subscribe
for copes can have them packed up and sent off from
the Office with our regular Mails.
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See r. r. r. r."

TO the citizens of North Carolina particularly.
"E and furnish an entire suit OF clothes
w (ncIudng coat pantaloons and vest } at from Sss
to and will warrant them to be equal nlf respects
to any that be furnished in the United States for Ina,
money. Gentlemen need no longer send out of the
State for cheap Clothing unless they prefer t9 s'
r- 4 .Se,vass, OLIVER d PROCTER.
Raleigh, Nov. s., 1850. z-ms
Rova1 Raleiob p;nrfo;l Qo.s,~, + ..t
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CINCINNATI, Nov. Is.

g., F.. 80 CINCINNATI, Nov. Is.
INDIANA CoNvENrIoy. Test votes by the Indiana
Constitutional Convention, indicate the insertion of
clause prohibitiaG the emigration of negroes, or
purchasing property in the State, by large majority.