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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-24
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
CINCINNATIEl YDKOP.ATHIC,
or Water Cure Establishment

THE above Institution open the reception Of
patients. 1t is located about five miles from the city,
the Carthage pike and but few rods from the Cincin
NATL Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, in the rear, and ut
the distance from the Miami Canal in front, render
eflts of the Institution.
To the lover of parts the country fur
before the traveller all the way FROM Cincinnati
There nature and art combine rendering the view beau
The new large and beautiful Edice displays the taste
cfhe artist at glance The neatness and elegance OF
the INTERIOR combined with the attractions
which present themselves to the invalid, cannot fail to
render this Establishment desirable The Halls are
extensive the Rooms spacious and inviting, where the in
valid range pleasure from atmospheric infu-
ences, in Indictment weather. The Bed Rooms well
ventilated. and neatly furnished; the Bath Rooms
pie and commodous, being convenient for the applica-
OF water in FORM In connection with the In
stituon there is Gymnasium Hall, seventy five feet
long, where patients will have opportunity ofrestorng
their muscular strength by heahfu exercise The Springs
which furnish the water for this Establishment clear,
pure, soft and abundant flowing from gravcly bed they
send forth water both cool and delicious The country and
ncighborhood remarkable for hethulness, purity OF
air and variety OF scenery All things combined we can
hot think of more desirable place. for those seeking
| nealth than this Institution.
DIR. PEksE, b.: yng had much experience I'm the treat
of for many begs leave to inform the
public that pains will be spared for the restoration to
health of those committed TO his Mrs PEAsE who
has for several years. devoted her attention to the treat
of diseases peculiar to her and being every
qualified for important station will take special charge
OF the female department Proapsus Uter with its train
Of ailments that bane of female beauty health and happi
which prosratin the energies aud destroying the
usefulness large portion of the fair SEX will be treated
this Institution successfully independent of pessarie
or supporters Of any kind. To this subject would in
wife the attention of ladies' as in all shall expec
to perform perfect cure.
Persons visiting Cure by the way of Cincinnati, Ham
iton and Dayton Railroad, will stop ut the Carthage sta
ton. Patients requested TO bring two comiortabes
two blankets two coarse sheets six towels, and quant
OF old linen, suitable for bandages.
TERMs-lhe terms for BOARD, MEDICAL SERVICES and al
ordinary attendance, will be tea dollars per week. pay
able weekly Extra attendance will subject the patien
to extra charge Some deduction will be made to thos
who End it necessary to spend length of time in the In
sttntion. Transient persons will be charged two dollar
per day.
From three five dollars will be charged for the fir
examination.
Fer further particulars address
u. A. PEASE, NJ. D.,
Proprietor and Physician.
Carthage, Hamilton Co., Ohio. my2l-3mdl
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PRINCETON, IA, May 1ith 1852.
ID ELIEVlNG that the interest of Road, and that
ID the public at LARGE require the Office at tho Evans
vile Depot be Kept open for the reception Of freight till
O'Clock p NJ of each day. Sundays excepted do order
the same 10 be done. SiM'L HALL, Pres't
mylrU e & III. Railroad Company.
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DRY-GOODS.
ANN sr,n6Arr,R DRY-oOODs.

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY-GOODS.
lust received per steamer Paris, % cases astd Dry
Goods which we offer the trade this morning al re
duced rates.
This lot Of Goods very desirable, oeng iresh
the ayencies Of the manufacturers The Prints especial
w. are exceedingly beautiful of bright rich styles on the
finest cloths and colors warranted fast x
apl6 MORGAN, KEEN PRESTON.
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DIR. BURCH. DENTIST

II AS returned to Evansville after necessary absence
Il of some tune Those who desire his professional
services requested call the Those i'm debt
TO him are reminded this is the commencement of new
year. Gfeb2-uI
rANDLES.-l00 boxes hard pressed Summer Mould
- Candles, warranted, in store and for sale by
jyf5 SAMUEL ORR
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JEWELRY AND MOTIONS.

DY express drectfrom the manufacturers Clusterpins
ID Ear-rings Finger rings, Lockets, Fob-chans Keys
Pencils Beltsdes Buckles and Pins; which
will sell as low any house in New York at wholesale
or RETAIL Also retail great variety of Port Monnars,
Purses Brushes Combs Sold Pens Needles beads
and Claps Accordeons, Musc-boxes, Chessmen, Dolls
Balls; &c. A Z. PUSHEE,
my7-3m Main street near Water.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES
81. The undersigned would respectfully in y-f1r
gEss form the public that he has now hand esls
3 - The largest and most approved styles of ~.
49, custom and sale work. ladies' Morocco
Kid. Ladies' Boots, Busns Walking Shoes and Slippers.
Also for Misses, &c, dc. Also on hand, splendid
stock Of Leather and Findings sale wholesale and
tail low for cash. his cid stand Water street doors
above Pavilion Eo:e!. [ie3lyl I. pEUSNER,
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

VAS G. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE, Attornies at
d Law Evansville, Indiana have associated themselves
as partners the practice of the law, and Will continue
To practice i'm this and adjoining counties, and in the
Supreme District Court. They design turning their
attention particularly land law. In short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes abstract oil
the title to almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments or Lamasco together with tkeir professional
opnion as to the title ifdesired. ljy25-dawtf,
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CHANGED QUARTERS

IIOLLINGSwORTIfc & HUGHES have removedtheir
Il Il stock Of Queensware TO Fosters Block, door
above the Bank where they will he most happy o
their old customers, and desire
goods at Eastern Southern rates. We have just
ceived late importation and respectfully sOlica call
aug9 HOLLlNGSWoRTH & HUGHES.
CILHLACE-5 cartoons 81 inch silk Lace for sale by
- jesl JAS. LOW u CO., AZ Main ST., Lou, Ky.
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i. J. WHEELER
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

A RE constantly receiving in addition TO their formf,
L large stock, a supply of
Books ana StatiOnery.
of every description. New Publications as issued by
the Eastern Publishing Houses, regularly received.
OR Wholesale and Retail prices are the same as at
Louisville or CINCINNATI wish to remird Country Mer-
chants OF this fact the proof of which is in trying
large and well selected assortment of Miscellaneous
School, Medical and Theological Books always hand
to select FROM
Printing Writing, Wrapping and Fancy Papers; Blank
Books of every description and quality; American and
Foreign fancy Stationery OF all kinds constantly hand
Music Teachers supplied liberal terms with the bcs
of Guitar and Piano Music.
UForders for Books not on hand promptly attended
10. ljyll T. II. HOOD a. co.
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SAFES.

lust reed assortment of Rich 81 Co.'s Improved
j Patent Safes, which will sell at New York manu-
factory prices, with addition offreight only.
ALLIS 81 HOWES,
Sole agents for Southern Indiana.
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L H
GREAT FIRE IN CIIILLICOTHE
0SO
,ne.tnird of thc Town Burnt &c Ash =


CHLLioorHE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs. STEKRNs & MARVIN
Geattemen: Yours of the 9Th is at hand. In reply,
cry Safe in the fire, YOURS has proved good fol
nothing. lost large Safer PERFECTLY DESTROY
ED-but in the SMALL SALAMANDER i BOUGHT FROM YOU
NOTHING INJURED. Your obedient servant,
WIN. + CLEMONS
The above letter shows that in real hot fire, RcHs Sal
AMANDERs the only Safes to be depended upon Ill
the Pearl street fire, eeuen Safes, of different makers
totally destroyed, RIcHs SAFE bidding def
ance the flames, preserving notes. bonds and mortga
ges to the value of 100000 The Chllicothe fire is
parallel case-EvERY SAFE RIcHs destroyed These
repeated occurrences prove incontestbly that Wdcrs
Patent Salamanders with RIcH's IMPROVEMENT, the
best Safes made in the United States IN the whole world
They be had at the DEPor 1G WATER STREET. and al
the Factory corner OF ST.. Marks i.cE and ATENuEA
New York. STEARNS & a.sRVlN.
Also, at the following Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
l.. M. HATCH, Charleston, s. G..
THOMPSON d ONDESBURYS, Baltimore Md.
HGLyOAkE, LOWNES d CO., Memphis, Tenn.
EDDY e. MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALLlS Il H0WES Evansville Ia.
S. SHEPABD d CO.. Buffalo, NY.
WALPERK. MARVIN, Lockport. ". Y.
BARNEY. BROTHERS., Mobile, Ala.
CHAS. H. CANPFIELD Savannah, Ga.
HALL & MOSES, Columbus Ga.
DE HOSSET g. BROWN, Wilmington, n. c.
WIN. RANDALL, st. Paul, NJ. +.
MORLEY & RAYNOLDS Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD 81 CO., GAINESVILLE, q.
HY. SUGGETr, Rochester, MY.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada
my1+3md&w
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GUNDRIES-
- 100 kegs pure White Lead;
10 do No. do do;
% boxes Writing Ink
100 reams Wrapping Paper;
bbl Backing;
40 coils ass'td sizes Hemp CordaGc;
IS boxes do do Country Glass;
- do do do City do:
10 bales Candle Wick;
I0bOxes Tumblers;
u do Pearl Starch;
20 do Palm Soap;
10 do Soda do:
90 do English Dairy Cheese,
10 do Pine Apple do
; bids Copperas;
, do Alum
% do Star Candles;
- do Summer Sierine Candles:
ali OF which offer to dealers a very low rates.
je30 FOSTERS oS BROWN.
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RUNAWAY.

THE public is hereby notified that Richard Whitley
L Carvit, regularly indented Apprentice TO the Farm
ing business aged thirteen years. away
Tuesday night. All persons warned against employ
ing him or trusting him my account as will pay
debts of his contracting and will any person employ
ing him, for his wages. jyl3w41 ALFRED HITCH.
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REMOVED.

~ NJ. GRIFFITH has removed his Stock of Hardware
". next door, TO c. Bells Drug Store, and IL now
opening the best selected stock selected by himself the
Eastern Markets. of Foreign and Domestic Hardware
offered in this Market From his long experience in the
Hardware trade. strict attention business and fair
prices he hopes to receive share ofpubic patronage
his stock. fmyll
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CO-PARNERSHIPS, &C.
PARTIJERSTuP NOTICE

HE partnership in the practice of law ofLaw Baell
Il d Johnson has been dissolved. The business of
the firm will be continued under the firm of Law and
Johnson, Auornies and Counsellors at law. mar 90
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REMOVALS.. &C.
REMOVED.

I HAVE removed my Office to Water street. next door
Il to the.'Laayette House," where be found al al
times by day night unless professionally engaged.
ap3-tf JOHN SHAW, G.. NJ. NJ d.. &c
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OF CO.PARTNERSHGP,

DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSH
VIE Firm of E. H. Hood Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The unsettled business will be
ed up by K. H. Hood who will use the name of the Firm
in quidation and continue the Book business bis
name. +. H. HOOD,
J. A. BROADWAY.
Evansville Dec 10Th ,5I-Itf
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d EMOVAI, FOSTERS & BROWN have removed
their stock of Groceries TO their large and eommodous
store Main and First streets where they would
be pleasedto their old friends and the public generally
octl-f
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DLEACHED MUSLINS.-oO cases reed per steamer
ID Eclipse, and for sale by
jeI4 JAS. LOW & CO., Az Main ST. LOU. Ky.
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Com nm i s on III O u Sc,
SAINT IOIvIS

Co Nm Nm s 5 o N III OuSe,
SAINT LOUIS.
W.. TwIoIEIL. JOS. Mo6kip"h
Twicheu & Mogridge,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Corner Commercial and Pine sts.,
WILL promptly attend to all consign.'ents and COM
w missions entrusted to them, and will make liberal
cash advaneeson consignments Bills of adng in hand
Orders for the purchase Lead Grain Henpan other
Produce will be promptly filed at the lowest possible
prices, and on the b, st terms.
They will also undertake the settlement and collection
of claims Importance hope by their especial per
sonal andattenon all the interests OF
to give general satisfaction.
References.
$:::::. s; g. Co. Louis.
CHoUTEAu d VALE,
II: d. NEwcoMB q Bro, Louisville.
w. b. REYNOLDS,
ELLIS & MORTON,
SrRkpER IL GoRNAN, | circ,r,t
HOSEA 81 FRASER,
SPRINGER 81 WmrENAx,
J.W. BUTLER IL Bro,
ID. LEEcH 81 Co., Pittsburgh.
WM. HOLMES d Co.,
MORGAN, J. NJ. Buck & MoRGAN,( ph;,5o,,h;o
SHIELDS az MILLER,
TC.TWICHELL& CO., Commission Merchants
New Orleans Ue3-lyd&wl
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n. C. TyvACgIELL d CO.,

n. G. TWHCHELL q CO.,
Forwarding and Commission House,
NEW ORLEANS.
rVNHlS long established house cOnine their attention
strictly to sales and purchases commission and TO
the Forwarding business generally.
They solicit continuance of the liberal patronage here
tofore given them
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GAS! GAS! CASH!

DAINTS Ground in Oil, all colors, in cans from Que
i ten pounds, for sale nv
mhI3-f No. ii Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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II ain,t all Gold that GIitters,

1t ain't all Gold that Glitters,
NOR is il those that make the mos: noise sell the
IN cheapest. Persons in of roceries may
they he bought at the Of Fourth and
Main streets cheap the cheapest and probably lit
tie cheaper and you tbeeve it, just give call
myf JAMES SPALDlNG.
TENNESSEE MONEY bought by
Il jy13 S L. GILBERT 81 CO., Syc. near Water.
WALL PAPER.
DERSONS desiring to purchase Wall Paper, from the
lowest price up, would do well to give me call as
have very large assortment to select from.
JOHN G.. DEVEREUX, JR,
je15 Main, between LIST and I'd streets.
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TAKE NOTICE

Great Reduction i'm Carpets!!
VNE have on hand very large and elegant stock o
Carpets, India Mattings and Floor Oil Cloths which
determined to close out at very reduced prices
hyou want cheap Carpets, come quick will sci
out for cash only, at low figures.
myl2 J. III. MAGHEE e. CO.
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Nor ALL, BUT VERY WELL, FOR so BlT-
TER PARTlsAN.-Mr Suule. in his rec ~
datribe in Faneul Hall, according to the &c
mort in the Boston Journal, said tins of Gen.
Scott:
General Scott" said he, (ani ut the sound
of his name many a loNl cheer rcsounded
through the hnlO" may tie hand wlther when
would pluck a laurel from his brow lHredt
cheerlng.l General Scott is undoubtedly us a
man. a great genius and as a soldier, the bray
est of the brave. The country owes great
debt to him and is willing to repay it. We are
willing to reward and have rewarded him for all
he has done"
We wonder, while Mr.. Soue was dwelling
in his speech, with such Just praise upon the
Monroe, that he forgot to say that Gen Scott
was one of the most ardent supporters of these
patriot presidents, receiving nearly all his hon
ors at their hands, and being invited to seat
in the cabinet of one of them, especially as he
did remember to eulogze other distinguished
statesmen, who, if we recollect right, were not
very warm supporters of either OF these admin
istratons.
Nor was it less strange, in his Just eulogiun
Of the war of 1879, that he should have again
forgotten the hero of its most brilliant exploits
However, we give Mr. Soule credit for what
"a decent regard to the opinions of the coun-
try extorted from him:
"GEN. SCorr-MAY TIE HAND wITnEF
WHICH WOULD PLUCK A LAUREL FROM his
BROW"
"GEN. SCoTT is UNDOUBTEDLY AS \ MAN
A GREAT GENIUS, AND AS SOLDIER THE
BRAvEsT OF THE BRAvE."-B Boston atlas.
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ITEMS Al HOME AND ABROAD.

COUNTY COURT. Herick V. Noble and Son.
sex, \. Y. TINS case, which, with its lumber
mo details, has occupied for the last two or
three days, was decided this morning by the
Jury bringing in verdict for the Plaintiff of
SOB WIRES & PECK Tor Plh,-KAssoN &
EDMUNDs, for Detls.
y. bank Of VI chigan Y. Eli ChiHcaGcn.-
This is probably the most important trial of the
term, involving an amount of some twelve or
fourteen thousand dollars, claimed by the
Bank Of Mr. CHIrTENDEN n.his acceptances
for Mr.. " hltcomb, a Merchant in Detroit
The Attorneys of record are PECK g. BAILEY
for PHI. and ID. A. SMALLEY for Deft. Two
gentlemen from abroad, deservedly eminent in
the profession, are engaged in the Trial of the
cause,-L. II. HAMMOND, Esq, of Albany, and
JAMES a. VAN DYKE, Esq, of Detroit.
--CoUNTY Court. X. TURNER'S and Ne
CHIMES Bunk Of .Mchtgaa, 4. Ell ChiHenden.
This important case, which occupied the Court
and Jury Saturday and Monday was given to
tho jury, on the charge OF Judge PoLAND, at
about 10 o'clock last evening. Tho questions OF
Law and Of Fact were argued at much length
and with very signal ability by Messrs, HAM
MoNn OF Albany, for the Plaintiff, and Mr. VAN
DYNr, Of Detroit, for the Defendant, as well as
by Alossrs. MAECK and SMALLEr.
The action was Assumpslt, for money paiC
,ut To- Il I.l-, H.
| Drafts oil a Mr. " hllcolnb, Of Detroit, accepted
by Mr.. Cniucnden. The amount involved il
the suit IS some $4,000. The Defence wa,
tIlt the bills paid by the Bank on the accop
tAncca were of the oid issue, which 1t was no
LuC,M for the Bank to reissue under its renew
ed Or amended charter, which requires all bill
issued by the Bank after Nov A. 1850, lthe dat
Of lis renewed charter to be registered an
countersigncd. The Court ruled that this j
The law of Michigan, (which must govern TIT
contract and under this charge the Jury, thi,
morning, returned verdict for the Defendant
The cause will, unless otherwise disposed OF
undoubtedly be carried up for the decision q
the Supreme Court.
-CouNrY Count. XI. .4Nens, Ereeuior
Of s. Rice, u. Lucretia Rice. Appeal from til
Decree o. the Probate Court, dlsallowing tn
will Of ). Rice. The question liligated was Il
to the validity or invalidlty of the bill. Tn
case occupied all yesterday, and at II O'Clock
this morning, was gwen to the Jury, who afte
a short absence returned verdict sustalnn
The validity Of the Win. Messfs. UsDEswool
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Iates. News Items.

LATER FROM CALEFoR>IA.-.Nt@ Oricans,
Sept. 30-The steamship Falcon has arrived
from Aspinwall, with California dates to sept
lst The news is unlmportant
She brought ia passengers, and S2oo,ooO
in gold dust.
The steamer Ohio left AspnwaIl for New
York, on the DIST, with 300 passengers, and
S2000000 in gold. The United States. left
Odd for New York.
The fugitive slave case at San Francisco.
has been decided in favor of the claimant
PROTESTANT EpI-CorAL Cosy ENT1oN.--
.Ne,c York, Sept Bottle Protestant Ep.5eo
pal Convention have unanimously nominated
Rev. William Creighton, President. and Rev.
]. B Haght and Chas. n. S, Rowland, Treas
urers. A proposition to receive the Church OF
st. Phillips (colored) INTO union with the Con
ven.ion was cebated and posi- ed.
A ballot was taken at l2 c'c.uck, according
to assignment, for a Provisional Bishop, which
resulted IN no choice. There were } candl-
dates voted for, and Rev. DR.. Ninton headed
the list
A motion as TO the admission OF the colored
church was again passed over
Reindeer Officers iniicied.-At the L. ). Dis
trlct Court, tins morning. the Grand Jury found
true bids against Chas. W. Farnhnm, an engl-
neer, and John Hewlett, oil the steamer Rem
deer in regard to the recent loss OF life by the
explosion on board that vessel.
Singular Predicament for a Bank.
ALBANY, Oct 2, 1852.
The Commercial Bank OF TINS city on open
ing for business this morning were unable Il
open their strong room. containing all tlcu
cash, 0ooka, notes lGe, &c. 4As door Of th'
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Gen, Scott's Progress.

Louisville, Oct. 1.-Gen. Scott left Frank
fort this morning.
Two political meetings were held in that
city last evening, one Of the Wings, at the
Capitol, the other of the Democrats, also at
the Capitol. Both were well attended.
The town was in q state of excitement all
night, with bonhres. spouting, sorenadgs, &c.
On the passage of the cars to this place, they
were met by crowds at every stopping place,
where brief speeches were exchanged between
the General and prominent citizens,
When the cars reached Louisville, scene OF
intense excitement ensued, and thousands rush
ed forward to seize the old veteran by the hand
in spite of the efforts of the troops and mount
ed escort to keep them back.
On reaching the depot, Mayor Speed. IN e.
oquent terms, welcomed the old Hero TO Louis
VILE.
When he had concluded. the excitement OF
the crowd became SO bosterous that 1t was i'm
possible for Gen. Scott to reply, and the car,
moved slowly through the dense mass Of hui
man beings.
On arriving at the Louisville Hotol, the
guests were met by Gov. Critjvnlrn, who a.
gain babe them welcome to the city. 10 which
General Scott replied III his usual happy Han-
ner.
When Gen. Scott had conclulr d. Gen. Wooi
was called out aH1 made brief speech, which
was loudly cheered, and the party then re-
tired.
The streets are still filed with people, and
the hotel crowded with visitors
Gen. Scott remains here until Monday. To
morrow he pays visit to New Albany and
Jacksonville.