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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-10
TAX NOTICE.
FOR A. ID. 1852 .

THE tax payers Of vanderburgh county are hereby
notified that the duplicate ls52, contained list
of State County, and other purposes has been received
by me from the Auditor of said county, and that will
attend at the place of holding elections, in Knight
ship, ON "Wednesday, Nov 81.
Centre township, Thursday, Nov. 4th.
Scott township, Friday, Nov. 9Th.
Armstrong township IA urday. nov. 9th.
German wnship, Monday, Nov. eth.
Perry township, Nov. 9Th.
Union township, "Wednesday, Nov. 10th.
And will sttcnd nj my Office at Evansville from the
10th of November until the third Monday i'm March
or the purpose Of receiving taxes.
The taxes for the year lS52 follows:
For State purposes, 90 cents each hundred dol
lars valuation Of property aud each poll 50 cents fol
county purposes, 25 cents above, and on each poll
81.
For the support Of Common Schools; 10 cents each
one hundred dollars valuation Of sll property, and
each poll % cents. For the purpose of ing the inter
est Bonds issued for Stock subscribed in tie Evans
vile and Illinois Railroad Company. ~ cents eact
one hundred dollars value OF all property returned in
the general list fof taxa''on
ALSO, three dollars each and every one hundred
dollars of premiums Insurance taken by Agents vi
Companies not chartered i'm this State
shall proceed to collect the above taxes in the
ner prescribed by law.
Wv. DUNBAR, Treasurer.
Evansville, Oct. ii, 1852.
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JOBBING HOUSE.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.


Jobbers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bennets, &C., &c,
Main ST., between First and Second.
HAvE now i'm store and on the way 551 Packa.
IL geS of Merchandise; being one Of the
largest and best selected stocks In the State To which
they respectfully invite the trade Of Indiana ard Illinois
and Kentucky; feeli confident that il Is longer
the interest Of Merchants visiting Louisville aud Cncn
natl for the purpose of max ny their purchases of
as they buy their 'tocks equally WELL closer IL
home, and save an item in Expenses and Freight
Merchants will find in visiting Evansville this fall
winter and always hereafter, large and new selected
stocks In every branch of Trade, there having been
raj new Houses opened this season.
We buy most of our Goods of the Manufacturers and
their Agents, and will sell them low the lowest
any market this side OF the manufacturers.
Our styles of Goods supurb, being the OF
the four Eastern Markets.
The Trade is respectfully invited 10 call in and see
them, when the Goods will speak for themselves.
we uont solicit trade, upon tile strength OF advertise
ng 10 sell cheaper than nearly all our r;ighbors and
having one of the Firm the market buy the goods
or from ADVERTISING that import fen 5OIes goods
orfTpm putting Phillip Allen Sons brane 6. cent
prints bu. from the fact have large stock Ct goods
an Will Keep on. doing every day, selling
then AT the lowest market rate, matter what Is,
that IL is above cost.
as all goods may be returned to not sung the
ordering them Orders filled at once, shipped at low
freghts and insured ii desired always keep open
policies with sound Insurance Companies.
Feathers. Rags Ginseng. Beeswax, Castor Oil in bbs
Tobacco I'm hh Furs and Peltries taken i'm exchange
forgoods, or on account at market rates
Oct2l MOGAN, KEEN& PRESTON.
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How to &c, !. wife i'm India.


The following mode of obtaining help
mate, appears wonderfully convenient and
satisfactory. All the delay and ceremony
which precede matrimony amongst us, are
avoided by this system:
When man in decent rank of life wishes
to marry, and can prove that he possesses
means of maintaining wife, it is custom
airy for him to apply to the mistress of the
Byculla school, state his wishes and quail
fications, and enquire into the character of
the girls. An investigation Immediately
follows as to his eligibility, and if all
promise satisfactorily, he is forthwith invi-
ted to drink TEA with the school mistress,
upon an appointed evening, to give him
an opportunity of making his selection
The elder girls are then informed of this
intended visit, aud its purport; and those
who desire to enter the matrimonial list
come toward, and signify their wish to join
the party. Frequently four or five COM
petitors make their appearance on these
occasions in the mistress room. The
gentleman. whilst doing his best to make
himself universally agreeable, yet contrives
in the course of the evening, to mark his
preference to one particular lady. But it
often occurs that the selected lady does not
anticipate in the inamorata's sudden flame,
in which case she is at perfect liberty to
decline the honor Of his alliance, and re-
serve herself for the next tea party exhi-
bition,
We have known instances where an am
orous old gentleman from an out-statlOn
presented himself three successive times at
these soirees, in hope of obtaining wife
to cheer the solitude of his up-cOuntry
residence; but all in vain, the young ladies
unanimously rejected him with the highest
disdain, wondering how "such an ugly old
fellow could have the impudence to think
ofa wife," But very different reception is
given to adashing young sergeant, or smart
looking conductor; their attention is never
repulsed, and the announcement of the
''cbosen intcndeds," as Miss Squeers would
say, is anticipated with the utmost impa-
thence by many an anxious young heart
The wedding speedily follows, the bride S
modest "trousseau' being provided from
funds of the establishment, and every
girl in the school cheerfully contributing
her aid in the manufacture of dresses.
Life in Bombay.
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SnceZi Ng.

One of the old French histories, in abiding
To the tremendous influenza of the beginning
Of the seventh century, says that there has
been referred to it the familiar usage of
offering good wishes to those who sneezc.
IL is said, he says, that in the days OF Gregory
VII, those who had the misfortune to sneeze
Immediately died. Ih.s gave occasion to the
Religious pontiff to orde for the faithful, GER
tain prayers accompanied by good wishes to
turn away these dangerous effects from the
corruption of the air.
This is fable, adds the author; for we are
assured that the custom is older in all parts of
the known world. u is well known to my
biological students hat the first sign of life,
which the man made by Promctheus gave,
was sneeze. Prometheus had ST Glen "A part
of the rays of the sun, and filled with them
bot tie made expressly for the purpose, which
he sealed hermetrically. He then returned at
once to his iavoritc statue, and presented to
it his bottle opened. 1t may be imagined
that the odor of bottled sunbeams proved
somewhat pungent; the rays had lost some of
their activity; they insinuated themselves in
to the pores of the statue, and made it sneeze.
Prometheus, charmed with his success,
made prayer, and offered vows for the pre-
servaton OIL this singular being. His pupil
heard him; he remembered him, and took
great care ON similar occasions to make the
application of those vows to his descendants,
who from father to son, have preserved the
memory Of them from generation to genera
ton. And atthis day the custom holds in all
countries in the world.
The Rabbs, speaking Of this usage, do
not give To it the same antiquity. They say
that after the creation God made general
law that every living man should only
sneeze once, and that in the same instant he
should surrender his soul to God, without any
previous sickness. Jacob, who was dssatis-
fled with this brusque way ofgong out OF the
world, and wished an opportunity to set his
affairs in order before he died. bowed himself
befJre the Lord, wrestled with him again, and
begged that he might be expected from his
rule. His prayer was granted; he sneezed,
and did not die. All the princes of the world
being informed of the fact, ordered that, for
the future, sneezing should be accompanied
with prayer and vows for the preservation
and prolongation of life.
The tradition was very ancient in the time
of Aristotle, who did not know the origin
of it, and sought to explain it in his problems
! He pretends that the first men conceived very
elevated ideas of the head, which is the prn-
cipal seat of the mind, and that they carried
their reverence even tO respect for the
sneeze, which is one of the most manifest
and sensible operations of the head. TIL
formules OF blessing used by the Romans and
Greeks, on occasions of sneezes, were: "May
Jupiter preserve you;" or simply "Health," or
"May YOU be we'll"
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DIR. A. j. VANDERSLICE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky


ate professor of the Ecoc Clnone Medicine OF Phar
maciale Paris having been practlcing Medicine -
years past, 80
DEGS leave to announce to his friends ard the public
generally, that he still continues to devote his time
and attention 10 the alienation of human SUFFERING by
curing the following diseases: Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
Fits Dropsy Dyspepsia, Liver complaints, Bles, fstu-
las Govt rheumatism, Scrofula, White swellii 81 Dis
of the skim Nervous affections; Fever and Aguc,
Bilious complaints &C., DC.
The success which br. v. has met with by his pecu
liar way treating all kins of diseases, has been AS
notwithstanding most desperate after repeated
failures Of the most eminent practitioners IN the country
A. pro e OF the Doctors merits untried he VIII uoer
take the of all patients without charge excepting
the Of the medicine requr fee until alter t
restoration OF their health and the full Satisfaction o.
the patients mind OF the benefit conferred ms Is ue
principle upon which Dr. Vandcrslicc Is governed III all
with his practice.
Persons afflicted with Bilious. &C., &c. can have them
entrly removed and permanently cured 10y Dr. V. ana
bear testimony To- hi wonderful success.
Families suffering with il. cguartes. nervousness, de.
bilty &c. b permanently cured by the treatment OF
pr. vandsrsce Ladies let no seruples nor 'alse dei
cacy hinder YOU from al! ing Ia proper person, WHICH
you Lc readily restored to bealln.
Diseases OF peculiar character guaranteed To be
removed Ia few days, radically, without offensive OF
deieerious medicines. Dr. V. being eminently success
ful in this branch Of racce Patients would save much
mc and money, TO say nothing Of anxiety of mind 10y
giving him early call. He warrants to all no matcrho~
aud long standing il have been, tho oue
pay nvilids your true interest Is ibnpply
To DIR. V. who has the proper medicines 10 meet
all cases.
Dr. Vandersce begs leave to say further that he has
with him dies prepared in scientific ai,d skul
manner under his eye each and all diseases
ia which his attention been long with full direction
how 10 thcm therefore iDyallds from an! section oil
the country by addrcssin letter, post paid, To the doe
tor. sla mptons &C. and enclosing fee, can HAY g
advice and ricdieine sent them.
HP0aIce hours from to /. o'cloci A; VI. and from
9 IN g p N.
TTThe doctor may found the Pavilion Hotel. on
Front street and after this date. lie will remain
some eight days.
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EDITORIAL LIFE.-It is difficult to con-
vince the public that the life of an editor
is not passed upon bed of roses. "Edi-
torial life is the worst of slavery" exclaim
the editors ats an editorial He-if you
sal So" retorts the public. We say moth
ing-but somebody has pronounced "pub-
JIG opinion an ass"
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Evansville, Oct. ii, 1852.
SAFES.

lust reed an assortment OF Rich & Co.'S Improved
81 Patent Safes. which will sell at New York manu-
factory prices with addition Of freight only.
Al.LIS a. HOWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana
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The above letter shows that i'm rel hot fire, RIcHs
SALANANDERs the only Safes In be depended upon
In the Pearl street ire eiereH Safes, of different maker
totally destroyed, RIons SAFE bidding def
to the flames preserving notes, BOMBS and mortga
ges. TO the value Of sl0O.0O0. The Chcohe Are is a
arallelcase-EvERy SAFE RIcHsi destroyed These
repeated occurrences prove inconcst5iy that Wcr's
Patent Saanianders with RIdn's IMPROVEMENT the
best Safes made in the United States. in the whole
world. They can be had ut the DEPoT l46 WATER ST.
and at the Factory corner of ST. Marks PLACE and
ATENuE. New York. STEARNS IL MARVIN.
also. a, the Joiiowing Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE. New Orleans, La.
J.. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, y. &.
THOMPSON " ONDESBURYS, Baltimore. Md.
HOLY0AKES, LOwNES N CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY X MORLEY, Toledo. D.
ALLIS ~ HOWES. Evansvill Ia,
:. SHEPARD ~ CO.. Buffalo. NY.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Loesp port, n. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. III. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL & MOSES, Columbus, Ga.
DE'IOSSET IL BROWN, Wilmington, n. G.
WM. X ,NDALL, ST. Paul. NJ T.
MORLEY & RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD d GAINESVILLE, o.
NY SUGGETr, Rochester. y. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada.
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FOR RENT
A. RUNYAN.
Merchant Tailor.

40 STREET. OPPOSITE JOURNAL OFFICE, LOUIS
Is receiving large and very superior stock of Cloths
Cassimeres and Yestipgs i'm variety of colors.
The Finest and Fashionable goods that could be
selected from the stmporting houses in New York.
Overcoating of new design and of superior quality and
In large quantities Styles, veiy rich, trimmings suit.
large stock OF fancy Cassmcres beautiful and in
good taste. All kinds of vestings, Velvcts. Pushes,
Valincies, Morino silks and Satns. Beautiful white
embroided Satns and figured Silks for weddings and
parties.
large stock of Gentemen's Furnishing goods in the
best quality and t:lste. Gentlemen rely upon get
ting the best and most Fashionable goods at this esab
lishment, The style of all garments will be in
dance with the tast of the customer and the prevailing
fashion. Gentlemen visiting Louisville be suited
their nc ton by calling upon A o. r.. 449 Main street,
who will Le pleased show his goods and 10 suit his
patrons in style that will be Card to his house.
Orders solicited aid promptly attended to:
oet9L3m A. o. RUNYAN-
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FALL AND wrNrnR DRY coona.

Z ALL AMI WAN LEX INK 0OOO8.
SHANKLIN Il REILLY have been reee6vinr for ths
- lastt weeks full stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods which they offer TO their customers and the pub
lie generally, al wholesale or Retail good terms
they can be purchased at any other house In Town.
Their Stock consists in part Of the following, viz:
Black and Colored French and American Cloths,
Black and Fancy Doeskins and Cashmere,
Black and Fancy Sattnetts and Tweeds
Winter Vsstings, KY. Jeans and Georgia Plai-s,
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirings,
do do billings and OsnabarEhs
Red, White. Green and yellow Flannels,
Plain and Plaid Linseys and Wool CloskiDg,
Bed Blankets. Green Baixe, and Saddle Blankets,
Philip Allen, Sprague, Cohico, and M Mack Prinss.
solo and Fancy Oil Calicoes and Furniture Prinss ana
Checks -
Solid and Fancy NJ. DeLaines and Cashmere
English and French Merinoes Black and Fancy Alpaesas
lain and Fancy Popiins. Black and Cold Silks
Fancy Ginghams Brown and Blue Canton Flannels,
BED T'cking, Hickory Strips, and Apron Checks,
bay State Shawls - a LA inches, "a Plaid do,
yaconet Cambria, and Bar Muslins, Irish Linins,
Table Cloths Covers, Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes.
Also full stock of Ribbons. Laces, Edgings, Worsted
sleeves and Collars. Kid and Cashmers Gloves Hosiery
Black and Fancy Silk Hkf. Trimmings and Notions Car
pet Bags and Satchels. All of the above articles and
every thing in our line, will sell cash or coun-
try Produce. -
oct2s SHANKLIN & REILLY.
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III r.
GREAT ERE IN CIIILLICOTHE,
q - II n m a De
One thi rd of the Town Bu rnt to a sh es!

CHLLlcoTHE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs STEARNs & MARVIN
GeRfIemeR: Yorrs OF the 9Th is at hand. in reply
every Safe in the fire. has proven good or
nothing. lost large Safc-IT WAS PERFECTLY TROY
ED-but in the SMALL SALAMANDER BOUGHT FROM YOU
NOTHING VAS INJCRED. Your obedient servt.
WM. L. CLEMONS.
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WOOL!

TAYLOR & HARVEY, Commission and Forwarding
/ Merchants Water street, Evansville, Ia, have also
aryc Wharboat where they will receive and store
freight free of drayage. lap23J
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AT THE EAGLE RESTACRNT.
SSrxf Mr.. SMITH has just received sp,e ndidNS
s4ek1aassortment of Summer Ales, e The choic -
est brands.
Scotch Ale, bottled;
Lou.ion Porter, do,
London Brown Stout, bottled;
Also choice lot Of Theoretically sealed Salmon Lob
sters, Oysters, &C., &c. fjy3ul
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NHECHANIOS' Tools; a full and complee assortmen
N Of Carpenters Cabinet Makers and COopers' Plane
and Edge Tools for sale at the sign Of the Mill Saw
octlS @. VI. GRIFFITH
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HARDWARE

SHANKLlN & REILLY, are getting out of the Hard
ware at cost Carpenters and others wcntng Hardware
will please call and examine stock as thew will find
ii their interest to do before purchasing
oct29 SHANkLIN Il REILLY.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

FTER the LIST of Nov. next, the cars will leave Ev
IA ansville al al O'Clock A. NJ and arrive at Columbia
l0t-, VI. Leave Columbia at . o'clockP. VI. and ar
trive Evansville at II p. VI.
SAN'L HALL, Pres't,
Oct. Goth, 1852. oct29-.w
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NEW COFFEE HOUSE.

NEW COEEE6 HOO8G.
MIR. HENRY SCHAEFER has taken the new three
l story Brick Building near the Pavilion Hotel on
Water street. and has fitted and furnished il in the most
complete STYLE and is prepared to welcome and
accommodate his riencs and the public generally His
Bar will be supplied with the choicest liquors, Wines
and Aes which, with other refreshments, he will serve
up in the most approved style aud ut all hours OF the
best brands of Cigars. Oct6-ly
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MOTION YARN AND BATTING Just Received
fresh lot of S, 6, and sOO Cotton Yarn and Battin
for sale low at Wholesale or Retail by
oct29 SHANKLlN & REILLY.
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EVANSVILLE Book Store, Just received the Coquet
II tie greatest novel ever written, by the author
Misserrimus, for sale by
oc;i7 SAMUEL LISTER.
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" III. COOK has tins day opened, in Mr.. Linck's new
IL building, on First between Main and Locust
splendid stock of Family Groceries which he win be hap
ny sell for cash. exchange for all kinds Produce
ie2eu
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GIGARS-e0.0OO choice brands Of every kind ju
y reed and for sale by
oct15 PRESTON BROTHERS.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK, Der. 27.-The steamer Washington has ar.
rived, bringing Southampton and Liverpool dates OF
October 18th.
The London Observer denies that Lord DERBY will call
Parliament together before the middle ofNoyember
ueen VICTORIA had left Scotland for Windsor Castle
The whole Russian army had been ordered into
ing for the Duke Of Wellington.
The Danish Chambers we're opened the 4th instant.
The Belgian Ministry had finally been formed.
The Spanish Cores had been summoned to assemble on
the 9th of November.
Louis Napoleon would make triumphal entry into
Paris on the 10th Of October He had been enthusiast
cally received at Bordeaux
II is rumored that NJ FouLD had been recalled to his
post Minister of Finance
HAI1rAx. ocr 27-The steamer Niagara arrived this
morning with Liverpool dates Of the 18th instant.
The Hon. ABBOTT LAWRENCE and his family are among
her passengers.
Despatcbes from Trieste state that nine thousand B
tish troops have been landed ut Herat in the Persian
Gulf supposed to prevent the execution Of threats Of
dependence
Twenty -four political prisoners were shot at Sngoa,
in the Papal States, on the Sd instant.
In China the instruction is under full head.
The ship Prince Albert reports that the Arctic Expedi
ton up Wellington Channel is favored by open weather,
and thinks IL probable that FRANKLIN passed that way
The Yacht America defeated the Swedish yacht by
twenty minutes
From France have dazzling accounts Of the Presi
dents tour His speech at Bordeaux is placarded in
Paris and to be posted in all the communes Titles Of
high nobility to the Ministers and general amnesty is
looked for as the first Of the Emperor his
tering Paris
In Spain the subscription for the soldiers who were
killed and wounded in the Lopez affair amounts to two
hundred and eighty thousand piasters.
In Denmark there is a that the King intends to
abdicate in favor Of Prince CHRIsTIAs.
LIVERPOOL, Der. 16.--The cotton market closes firm,
with an upward tendency. Fair and middng qualities
have improved most prices having advanced Id The
sales Of the last three days have been 600 bales The
sales Of the week "a 100 bales of which spectators
took 900 bales and exporters 400 bales The quota
tons are, fair Orleans CID, middng Cd. fair Mobile
cid mddng 55d. fair upland cid, middling 53d. ;
inferior 3D., ordinary 81 81.
Breadshles.-wheat has advanced I'd, -four Is,
corn unchanged. Sales Of Western Canal -four at 22s
Cd. Baltimore and Philadelphia 28s Ohio 23s. sd. ;
white wheat 5s l0d 6s. 3d., red 5s. i'd 5s. lid.
white corn S0s., yellow Dos. Cd, mixed 29s.
Provisions are dull Mess beef 100 109s., Eastern
beef "A u.s. Western lbs. bacon As. a49s lard 63s
superior do. Cos
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DR.. JOHN H. THOMAS.
POLITICS IN GEORGIA.

There being no time for consultation and concert
of action some of the newspapers of Georgia which
supported Mr.. WEBSTER for the Presidency have
substituted the name of Mr.. FILLMORE and others
that of Mr.. CRITTENDEN, thus showing that the
Independent Electoral Ticket is not to be withdrawn
The Savannah Republican, however, one of the
most influential papers in the State, comes out in
favor of Gen. ScoTT, in the following unequivocal
and manly terms, which certainly do great credit
to the good sense and the principles of that journal
eve shall support and for Gen. WINFIELD ScorT and
deem duty seriously recommend to friends
to up to Our aid in his support 1t is not necessary
here recapnlate the which render this
part proper and honorable. These reasons will
be found stated in full in issue of the 18th instant
sufices to say in word that since his nomination was
made the whole aspect of affairs has been changed in
this that whereas he then deemed not to be openly
friendly the Compromise measures it is now clearly in
proof that he was then and so and that at the
time of their passage he jealous aborer in their
behalf so far his influence went The knowledge of
these fairly enttle Gen. ScoTT in opinion, to
reversal of the decision made in Georgia against him.
The opportunity has arrived when ought to be made
generously frankly He stands at this moment before
the South with infinitely better claims than Mr. PIERCE
cal show