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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

sarly two dollars spent at every tick
Ing of the clock! That is more money
than halfdozah men could couptGfilwere
all in dollarsD working ten hours q day.
: The expenditure during Mr.. Polk's
administration, in time Of war, w as $43,-
S97, ,9l6 81 perannnrn. The wings ex-
pend in time Of peace nearly one third
more. .-Indidna Sentinel iii .oa
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

I THE CosT Of OUR GOVERNMENT. The
Wing administration Of Gen. TAYLOR and
Mr.. FrLLMoRE has cos, the country, in
time of profound peace "with all the
world and the rest Of napkind," and
without the spending ofa dollar for inter
nal improvements, the enormous sum Of
t$55,442,4Sl 90 per annum! Jus. look
att, That ssm is--
$4,620.2O6 rs per month!
z l,O66.2ol 55A perweek!!
1924 504 ner day!!!!
ss 8, 347l 43i per houf!!!!
l05 77a per minute WI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18
WooDBUl,N,s FEVER AND AGUE
REMEnY

NIOw offered to the public for the first time This med
IN cine has existed in private family for more tina
fty years. has been distributed 10 considerable exen
among friends aud has during the whole time aud N an
instances proved itself never falling remedy, whether
applied TO common cases or TO third DAY ague OIL wen
known stubborn notcriety.
Such experience, together with numerous solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor to give to the
their experience have consented TO take an agency
for part Indiana and Illinois, and now offer by the
dozen or single bottle with the express understanding
THAI the monay will always be refunded where the med
ecinnscd according doirectios does not affect perfect
aud permanent cure. mhl0tfl ALLlS * Ho"ES.
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w q IL M e. A N ID Y

A Sure and Pleasant Medicine for Horns
y,HIs isto certify 70 the suffering community tina, hav
i obt.iued most valuable recipe from the hands OF
+. CowLEs a vermifuge in the form Of candy, whc
will prevent all Diarrhas Groups and all coughs whe
the principa s from the effects Of worms, which Is IN
principal cause of thousands going TO the graye,1ni
Knowing the principal cause Of the Diseases Dr. Cowe
after IS years practice Of finds this the mosvai
'lable of all other nestrums. a. hecr'
Main street, betw. Sd and 4th
Doer-A child over year old will take one halfa
stick every morning Cor four days. Should this noth
the desired effect, give small portion Of SIENNA tea.
hour after taking the candy. loctle-ul
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MEDICAL COLLEoEo OF EVANSVILLE
Evansville, Ind.

THE regular course of Lectures in this Insii-
Il tution will commence on the first Monday
sfNovember under the following Faculty, TO-
wit:
LEVI L. LAYCOCK, NJ D Emeritus Profess
sor of Physiology and Pathology.
HUGH RONALCS, Md, Professor of Gen
eral Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
c. A. FOSTER, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor Of
Chemistry.
JOHN r. WILCOX, NJ, D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
MADISON j. BRAY, u. D., Professor of the
Principles and Practice of Surgery.
WILLIAM H. BYFORD, NJ. D., Professor
OF the Theory and Practice of Medicine
GEORGE B. WALKR, M. D., Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children.
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL NJ. D., Profess
cor Of Institutes of Medicine and Medical Juris-
prudence.
JOHN T. WALKER, n. D., Demonstra ,r OF
ANATOMY
The Anatomical Rooms for the study OF Practi
cal Anatomy, under the superintendent Of the
Professor of Anatomy or the Demonstraior, will
be open for the reception Of Students by the Is,
of October.
Fees for full course, SIS.
Naturalization ticket and Demonstrators tick
ct, each IS. Diploma tee So
Good boarding may be obtained at from 81 30
to SO 90 per week.
Any one desiring further information. may ad-
dress the Dean (post paid) by mail, which will
be promptly attended to.
G. B. WALKER, NJ. D.,
lyl6.3m Dean ofthe Faculty.
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REMOVED.

al. GRIFFITH has remove ed his Stock of Hardware
" next door, to G. Bells Drug Store, and il now
Eastern Markets. of Foreign and Domestic Hardware eve,
qnered IN this Market From his long experience in the
Hardware trade. strict attention and fai,
prices he hopes TO receive share of public PATRONAGE
Mechanics Builders and others invited to examine
l,ls s.ocn. lmyIl
pEMOVED.-Ihe undersigned has removed to the
house OF Mrs. Dr. Traon three doors above the Sber.
wood House, opposite the mansion NJ. Ross ESQ., on
First Street, or Doctors .7renne.
Office at the old stand First st. two doors above Main
where he may be found at all times unless professionally
engaged. tjcss1 J.R. WILCOX NJ ID
DEMOVAL-lh have removed my Office one sauars'
III and half above Main street, near the SberwooS
House. First street, and be either there or
my residence one square above at ali times unless prosa.
s.onally engaged in the city or its immediate vicinity
mhleu DAN'L MORGAN, M. u.
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DEMOVAL-FOSTERS & BROWNE have removed
lNtheir stock Of Groceries their large
new store Main and First streets where they woul
be pleased TO their old friends and the public generally
Octl-tf
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Washington Hotel.

INORNER Of Water and Vine Streets Evansville Ind,
" The undersigned, havs taken the above house, and
inform their friends old friends and the travelling pubic
generally that they los prepared TO accommodate
them the most reasonable terms and in the best style.
their intention TO keep orderly and quiet house.
The table will all times be supplied with the best the
market fords and they have doubt by their long
perence In catering for the public, TO give entire salts.
faction TO ALL who may favor them with call.
nug2l-6T JOSEPH SPITZ& JULIUS PABST.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
In Gibson County.

INOR SALE on reasonable terms the following property
II One hundred and sixty acres Of Land, in section
seventeen in town four south Of range nine west with
thirty acres improved, with house. smoke house Ind
good well of water.
Also One hundred and twenty in section eight
town four south Of range nine west with twelve acre:
cleared and house nineteen by tweDysix feet one NJ
half stories high, with forty of land ubimprevaS
IN section nine The above property sold on cx
change for property in Evansville. Persons wishing to
view the above Lands will call on
THEOPHILAS BACON,
iy1.3m HENRY SHIP.
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Billiards.
ST. CHARLES RESTAURAT.

LNMANUEL GUMBESTS having taken the large
IL three story brick building, the German Thea
tire, where he will be happy to accommodate his
friends and the public generally, in the approvea
STYLE His Bar will at all times be supplied with tn
choicest drink aifcs and the best imported Cigars.
splendid lunch will be set at 10 o'clock every day. vii
those hasy plates Of SOUP and all the other luxuree Of
the season. Gentlemen be accommodated at IA
hours in the day with any dish that market will al
ford au42O-3m
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED.

I HAVE removed my Office TO Water street. next doos
TO the Lafayette House," where be found at nj
times by day night, unless professionally engaged.
ap3u JOHN SHAW, G.. NJ, NJ. D., &c.
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BLACKSMITHINe-

l lANiEL SULLIVAN. Blacksmith, having conclu6e1
~ TO steady himself. and attend more punctually 10
ms business than he has heretofore DONE would respect
iuiiy solicit share of public patronage He can assure
ms numerous patrons and transient customers that all
work ordered in his line will be promptly attended
to- and no pains will be spared to please .a the world
Pine iyeo ami
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DRY-GOODS.
,RINca AND s11MMER DRY GOODS.

SPRING AND SOMMGR DIX 0OOOo.
HANKLIN e. REILLY coraer OF Main and FIRST streets
= just received and still receiving dreet from
the Eastern Cities large we'll selected stock OF
and Staple Dry Goods embracing some OF the mos. a.u
onable goods brought to market this season. wen VIZ "
Wholesale RETAIL to our customers anu MI oes
who NAV favor us with CALL very low Tor cash or pro
duce The following comprises some Of the Leading ar
ticles:
BLACK and coored Cloths plain and fancy CassiEeres
yestings Cottonades Denims, Calcoes Ginghams Lawns
Bereges. SIX Tissues. Grenadins: blk and cold SILKS
Rsre III aines white and cold Mosquito Meetings.. Ho
.;s,v Gloves Laces plain and drilled Swiss Musns Cam
brcs and Jacones Bonnets Ribbons, Parasols and I'm
brrIas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes Also full stock o.
bIeached Drills Tickings Hickory Stripes Irish Linens
Table Cloth, and Covers Napkins Towels. Scotch Da
nor linen and silk Pocket handkerchief, blk and colo
ak Neck do bid silk Grape, and Palmetto Shaws Orc.
&C. TO which would respectfully invite all TO come u
and examine before purchasing elsewhere laP26l
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MEDICAL NOTICE,
DENTISTRY

TAS. n. JCPIN, Dental Surgeon, desiring TO RENAL
d permanently IN Evansville, tenders his profession
services citizens of the town and the surroundin
country. Rooms for the present at the Green Rive
House. iyl4iml
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TO THE PUBLIC,

10 IN q y Billy.
- THE undersigned have taken, for term Of years.
MI: that large and commodous threestory Brick build
kiA.ing lately erected by Mr.. H. &. Hcrschelman,
the OF Second street and Fulton Avenue in La
City, in which they have opened House Of Entar-
tainme emit which they have attached Family Grocery
and now respectfully solicit shere Of public patronage
They have large Wagon Yard with convenient Stahng
and capacious sheds Of the Lamasco Steam Mill
and convedent to the premces. They have fine airy
Sleeping Rooms and lodge comfortably fifty
Fer those who in the habit Of parakng Of the ardent
they viii find Bar well stored with all kinds Of choice
liquors and attention, accomplished Barkeeper who
will at all times attend their wants. Their tables will
times be supplied with the choicest vaDJs and veg
etables the market wiz Afford tits their intention a, an
times keep orderly and quiet house, and pains
will be spared render their guests comfortable. They
have doubt but their long experience in catering tor
the public will enable them 20 give entire satisfaction to
all who may favor them with CALI
The Of such house in this part city has long
been felt, and the undersigned in hopes generous
public will second their endeayorso remedy the dehci
ency. khUGGlNAN & FISHER.
Iamasco CITY May 18th '52-lu
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REMOVED.

THE undersigned have removed their Book and Mus.
Il Store. TO the corner OF Main and First street. where
they are just receiving in addition their former stock
an extensive assortment Of Books Stationary Mussc'
Instruments, &c. &c; all of which they are red 10
sell at wholesale retail, the liberal TERMS
iyl3U T. CONJUNCTION &, co
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ALEl ALEg ALEl

MIR SMITH, ofthe Eagle Restaurant, has made arrange.
W ments TO keep Constantly on hand fresh supply
OF storer Co. Detroit Bottled ale of superior qualify
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18
superior shoulder Braces.

superior Shoulder Braces.
TIME object Of this Brace sto remedy STOPPING.
Il round aud crooked Shoulders. weak back and chest
and preserve erect and graceful position, Indispensable
health and beauty. 1t is adapted to benefit mcI wo
and children of all occupations and conditions
The great utility of this Brace, will, trial. become
parent ALL and Its simplicity and adaptation to the OBJ
Jet designed, its best recommendations is Light
yet strong and perfectly elastic combining all the excel
lences Of the Shoulder Braces in with
of its objections This brace is constructed TO
the purpose of Shoulder Braces and Suspenders-
For sale at wholesale or retail By
KELLER & FAssSSLEY.
decl2-u No. ii Water street, Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18
CHANGED QUARTERS

CHANGED QUARTERS
TVOLLIyGSwORTH e. HUGHES have removedtheu
Il stock of Queensware Fosters Block, one door
above the Bank where they will be most happy to see
their old customers and new ones as may desire
goods at Eastern Southern rates. We have just
ceved late importation and respectfully solicit call
aug9 HoLLlNUsWohiH OK houi1o.
CPOONS AND PLATED WARE
S35 do1 Double
IS do do do DO lea DO;
90 do do do do FORKS;
With Sugar Shoves Mustard Salt Spoons the same
quality together with Iron Britannia and German Silver
Tea Table and Cook Spoons, Flesh Forks and ladies;
for sale at low rates by BABCoCk BROTHERS.
C,WISS MUSLIN EDGING.-2 cartoons for sale by
y jyI7 JAS Low & CO., All Main Ct. Lou ~.
VVYINDOw SASHA large and full assortment oi
w Window Sash OF superior finish, assorted from
~ ;r 20 !" 1" v ~ ~ SAMUEL ORR.
TR GARvIN Attorney and Connection at Law. OF
Al Zee on the corner Of Main and Second streets. Ev
sn,yiile. Ia iaug4 '52-1yl
HAND KNIT MITTS.-ioo doz twisted wis sin Nit
mhes All Main street, Louisville. Ky.
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THE undersigned have lately put In operation FLOOR
J. ing and Facing Machine. the Canal at the elbow
near the grave yard they now prepared to furnish
any ouaniity of Flooring as well worked any Other
Nackine Flooring that can be procured.
AIso-any quantity OF PACKING BOXES rs low as
they can bs purchased in CINCINNATI respect
fully solicited. 4. otNrsoa Dno'
Evansville, Aug 9, lsj2f.
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III. who want the choicestkina Of FANNr GHocSRrEs
N nj very cheap rates. look for the sligo ON the top al
the house. T. T. Bedfords Cheap Family Grocery, cor
ner Second and Oak streets.
Mr. r. will keep constantly on hand an assortment
Family Grucerie. very best quality and will sci
them very low His motto is "quick sales and small
prodts.' (june 90 II
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TFor the Evansville Journal
Teacher,s sxOciat ON.

Teachers AssOciat. ON.
Mr.. SANDERs:-As the Annual Session Of
the Teachers Association is so near at hand,
l wish to again remind the Friends of Educa-
ton of the importance of attending that
meeting. AS yet the citizens, as on former
occasions, have manifested little or no inter-
est in any educational movement. presume
they are willing that such things should be,
but prefer that others should be connected
with it. The object of this Association is to
assemble Teachers and the friends OF schools
together and by discussion and essays on
various subjects connected with schools, to
benefit themselves and awaken a necessary
interest in this part of the State.
SchooI-houses and Schools, are cried down
by most every one as poor, yea, worse than
nothing, and as in other things the grestest
brawlers accomplish the least, not but what
their cause is right, but rather that it is easier
to talk than to act We wish now for
all any way interested (and who is not y to
come to this meeting to be holden Dec. 3lst
and join US, and also express their views on
the subject of Education. This is an earnes,
invitation intended for all, as the opportuni
ty will seldom be given. We therefore shall
expect large attendance of our citizens gen.
orally. SECRETARY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

A New DoDGE-MoRE RAscALrTY Yes
terday young man by the name of Jas. A.
Sherman, was held to bail in the Police Court
in the sum of $1,000 for obtaining clothing
under false pretences. He had been lodging
at the Louisville Hotel, and had deposited
with the clerk letter psrporting to contain
$500, which he was requested to deposit in
his iron safe, for safekeeping. Tuesday
morning he went to the clothing house of
Sproule g. Vaudeville aud bought $40 worth
of clothing, requesting the articles to be send
to the Hotel, with an order for the clerk to
pay the bill, and charge it to him. The
clerk refused to cash the bill, and the cloth
ing was retained and Mr.. Sherman sent for.
He then requested an advance on his deposit
in the safe, but the clerk still, refused, but
preferred returning him his package, but he
said he didn't want to break in upon the mo-
ney.
Officer Jeans was next called in, as Mr..
Sherman, or Sharman, appeared to act very
suspiciously, and he was Immediately arrest
ed as swindler The letter of deposite was
taken from the safe, and the officer opened it
at once, and found apiece of brown paper en-
closed. He then searched him and found a
great number ofletters and papers on his per-
son, and it is evident that he had been guilty
Of forgery in Georgia, where he has mother
and wife and child. He speculated in corn
and produce in Charleston, Chattanooga, Flor.
ence, Cincinnati and New Orleans.
BY the purport of his letters it appears he
was fleeing to Texas, but came to Kentucky
and has been figuring at White Hall, Madi-
son county, and was in correspo ndence with
young lady to whom he had made proposals
of marriage. He had deed for lot OF
ground in his possession in the Parish OF
Ouachitta, La, also two notes of hand for
$500 each, drawn by Isaac Almond on j.
b. Henderson, and another Henderson, He
has also certificates of membership from the
Baptist church of Christ in Memphis. dated
Feb'y lS49. The correspondence between
the lady and himself is quite voluminous, and
of very tender character.
His parents, no doubt are very respectable
people in Georgia, and have tried hard to re-
claim him, but he has persisted in his evil
ways and now lies in Jail as a felon.
Lou, Courier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

ALL RIeHT.-The Tea Party, given night
before last at Foster Hall, by the Neptune
Fire company, was well attended considering
the inclemency Of the weather. There was
heavy rain, with considerable shake" of
thunder and lightning during almost the en-
tire evening. The Hall was handsomely
decorated, but the Supper Table was the at
traction next after the ladies'. 1t reflected
great credit on those ladies who so kindly
volunteered their services, and contributed to
the abundance of good things provided for
the occasion. There was plenty for all, and
some to spare. An address was delivered by
Jas. Harlan, Esq, in place of Mr.. Blythe,
who was unexpectedly called away. We
need not say to those acquainted with the
speaker, that this address was beautiful and
appropriate. The inclemency of the wealth
er was much to be regretted, but there was
nothing else to render complaint necessary
All the arrangements were excellent, and re-
fleet credit on those directly engaged.
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EThe following items by Nose, were ac-
cidently omitted in his column of items yester-
day:
~ 1t is estimated that to complete the
levees around the City of Cairo, it will be
necessary to move ten millions of yards of
earth.
GThe Gazette, published at Jonestoro',
ILL.,, was discontinued few days since, the
editor having determined to take his press to
Cairo. This determination he abandoned
however, and again started the Gazette.
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A Merry Christmas.

Friends, patrons, and the public generally:
a merry Christmas. Three times have we
wished a merry Christmas to the patrons
of this paper. 1t affords US pleasure to say
that every succeeding greeting finds on this
spot an augmented populati n, a great in
crease of improvements, a larger city, and
more civilized people in every respect. We
hope to live long enough to be able, years in
the future, to extend the same pleasant greet
ing, and under equally felcitous circum-
stances. But even if We do not, we may at
least hope, that if our spirit be one of the
rapping kind, it will every Christmas morning
knock into the heads and hearts of old friends,
kind memories of defunct little editor.
Since last Christmas, we have labored
zealously to please pa trons, but under at.tmes
the most unfavorable circumstances. Last
spring, we turned out the Journal, Daily, Tri-
Weekly and Weekly, in entirely new type.
Yet the difficulty of procuring competent
printers, although we pay good wages, and
promptly, seems to have baked our best at
tempts to turn out always clearly printed
paper, and to secure that promptness at all
times in executing.Job Work, which we, even
more than patrons, would desire. AS it was,
although in almost continual bad health du-
ing the summer, we have done more than
most publishers would even have tried to do
under similar circumstances. We may YET
ask the indulgence Of patrons at times.
And now ga merry Christmas to ALL
Christmas comes but once year to our Ger.
tain knowledge, therefore we think the day
should be marked by social happiness, anG
every innocent pleasure. May it be happy
day to all.