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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-30
n. WILCOX, N. Y. MICHEL, q.
EDICAI. NOTICE

hrs. WILCOX & MITCHELL, having associated
IL themselves together in the practice Of Medicine
Surgery and Obstetrics would beg leave respectfully Il
inform the citizens OF Evansville and vicinity that
the firm be found at their Office First street. be
tween Main and Locust at all times, day night, read
to attend to professional calls. lj,30-4wl
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DEMOVAL-Ih have removed my Office square
III and half above Main street, the Sherr oct
House. First street, and be found either there
my residence, square above at ali times unless profes
sionally engaged In The city or lis immediate vicinity
mhI9-tf DAN'L MORGAN, NJ. d.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
MR.. GEO. FOSTERisa member of our firm from and
wi after this date. under the and style of Fosters
q Brown. lo9tltfl FOSTER Il BROWN.
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cc-pARTNBRSSIP.

TIME undersigned having the 18th inst entered into
i copartnership under tn firm and style of Hopkins
Read, will occupy the OLD stand Of J. $. Hopkins,
First street and continue do Wholesale and Retail
Dry Good business. JOHN s. HOPKINS,
EDWIN o. READ.
Aug Eth 1852, sept:2
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s. GUMBERTS, Wholesale and Re
tail Clothing Manufacturer, has Jus
received large assortment OF Supe-
rivr Black Cashmere and various col
ors; also, an assortment of Saiiinetts,
Casinetts and Tweeds; also, Black SILK
and Satin and other Vests, and CON-
mon Vests of all kinds. In connee-
ton with his large stock Of Clothing,
he will keep q fne assortment OF Hats
and Caps, Carpet Eags aud Trunks;
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Superior eborsIsIeT Braces.

rlNE object ofths BIZ remedy habituastoopiDg
i round aud crooked gders, weak back aud chest
and preserve erect asd graceful position, Indispensable
health aud beauty IL is adapted to benefit men,
and children OF all ages occupations and conditions
The utility of this Brace WILL trial, become
parent to ALL and its simplicity and adaptation to the OBJ
ee designed its best recommendations. II is light
strong, ana perfectly elastic combining all the excel
encies OF the common Shoulder Braces IN use with
of its objections. This brace Is constructed as an
swer the purpose of Shoulder Braces and SuspeDders-
For sale at wholesale retail ly
r..r KELLER & FARySLEY,
decl2-tf Nc. IA Water street, Evansville.
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CPOOyS AND PLATED WARE
S3s Double silverl tablespoons;
= DO do DO DO DO do DO FORKS;
With Sugar Shoves Mustard and Salt Spoois Of
quality together with Iron, Britannia nnd German silver
lea liable and Cook Spoons Plesh Forks and Ladlos;
Cor sals ut low rates by BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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PARrENERsaIP NOTICE.

rINHE firm of Z. II. Hood & Co.. having been dissolved
Il by the death of H. II. Hood, the undersigned An
drew j. Wheeler surviving partner, and Geo. W. Rath.
bone, have purchased the stock of the late firm, aud
formed partnership, under the st' e of RATHBosE
WHgELEP I'd will continue the Wholesale aud Retail
Book and stationery business at the old stand No. Fos
ters Block where they invite the patronage ofthe form
or customers Of the house. and Of the public generally
a.snIsi-fn~s8 G. w. RATHB0NE
ug27 ..-.-..srat J. Wheel Err
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DIAPER ARD CARDS
IL 600 reams Wrapping Paper G, ", and DC;
10 do Hardware do;
100 do Cap (faint lined)
$50 do Letter (ssst'd qualities'
l0thousand Envelopes;
100 doz Highlander Cards;
$50 doz Fulton do;
bales Cotton Wrapping Twine; In store and for
sale low by ljelI BABCOCk BROTHEkS.
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wOODBUl,N'S FEVER AND AGUF

NTOW offered 10 the public for The 1rsttime This med
In icnc has existed in private family for tina
ffy years, has been Distributed 10 considerable exteD
among friends and has during - whole me aud ia an
Instances, proved selfa or ling cmcsiy whether
applied to common cases or ibird day ague Of well
known stubborn notoriety.
Such experience, together with solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor to give ii TO the
public. The undersigned. WAC know the medicine by
their own experience have consented 10 take agency
part of Indiana and Illinois, offer il D., the
dozen single bottle Wh ihs express understanding
that the money will always be refunded where ,hc me
ecnnsed according dCireetiOns. does not AFFECT perfect
and permanent cure nhIg-tll kLLIs * HCWES.
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THE CHEAP STORE.

I'LL Oh bAx 6IOkNIl.
IL who want the choicest kino Of FAMILY GRocrRrs
very cheap rates, look the sign ON the top Of
The house. E. T. Bedfords Cheap Family Grocery, cor
ner Second and Oak streets.
Mr.. will keep constantly hand assortment OF
Family Groceries Of the rery best quality. and will sell
profits" june 90 II
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DRS. BYFORO & Pinch.

VyTOULD inform the citizeus OF Evansville that they
w have associated themselves together in the prac
tce of Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics. Their odce is
the OF Firs, and Vine -. s ' q
Evansville e. June 9stb Ic5e. ju soff
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CHANGED QUARTERS

TIOLLIyQSW0RTH6 & HUGHES have remcv
I1 stock of Quesnsware 10 Posters Block. one door
sbovs the Bank where they VIII be most happy 10 see
their old customers and many cues as may desire
goods at Eastern Southern rates. We have Just re-
eeived late importation and respectfully solicta call
auro 800 HOLLlNGSWORTH q HUGHES.
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D,sUGs Ans MEDICINES


WIOCLD respectfully call the attention Of Physicians
w country merchants and the public generally
their fine assortment OF Drugs and Medicines ofcycry
rety contained in the .hGtersa .Hedte0. which they
regularly receiving from the Eastern markets. and which
they will sell wholesale retail on the most aecomno
dating terms.
ALSo-Surgcal Instruments of every kind, such as
Amputating 10 mahogany cases pocket lnstrdmeBts,He
Dentists Instruments In cases. attracting instru
ments such Curved Turnkey with pivot; carved
key; straight and double ointed Forceps
Gets OF every description. cuPing cases with brass pump
exhauser improved scarifeaors breast pumps, rus
of every descriptions Brushes such paint counter
flesh CLOTH hair and tooth Every variety of shaving and
toilet sap, such Lows Brown Windsor, MUSK Chinese
Transparent Washing Ball, Rose Walnut Oil, Almond
Varegated Shaving Cream and perfumery OF every kind
and quality.
Altb, popular Patent Medicines OF age such Nc
Lanes yermugc, Pahnstoek's do SWANS do; Mustang
Linment. Nerve and Bone do; Opodeldock; Bateman
Drops; Godfrey's Cordial Harain OIL Bulls, Townsend
and many other preparations OF Sarsapara.
Particular attention will be paid Ply sicans and Mer
chants orders that the articles carefully packed
warranted Us represented.
KELLER d FARNSLEY,
octl2-u No. II Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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JACKsoN's COOKING STOVE.

JACKSON'SC COOKING STOVE.
OWING to the turning Of the Foundry, az Cinema
" engaged In tn manufacture OF Jacksons eeiebrat,
Double oven Cooking Stoves, We unable 10 satia
the demand Just Ut present We WILL however, soon ha'
on hand large lot OF these excellent, unsurpassab
sioves, aud will then promptly nli all orders
VISIT JAS. SCANTLlS d SON.
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REMOVED.

~ NJ. GRIFFITH, has removed his Stock OF Hardware
W next door, to {. Bells Drug Store, and Ia row
opening the best selected sioS selected by himself tie
Eastern Markets, of oreign Donesiic Hardw
offered in this Market FROM his long experience in ths
prices, he hopes receive share public patroisse.-
Mechanics, Builders and others are invited TO exaint
his stock. Imy11
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

TAS. @. JONES and JAS f. BLYTHE, Attornes at
81 Law Evansville, Indiana have associated themselves
partners In the practice of the law and will continue
practice in this and the adjoining ties, and in the
Supreme and District Court. They d"sign turning their
attention particularly 10 land law. In short time they
will be prepared 10 give in few minutes, abstract oil
the title TO almost lot in Eyaisyie its-enlarge
ments or in Larnasco together with their professional
opinion as to the title. fdesired. ljy25dawui
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DIR. GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES

DIR. GRAVES FAMILY ME OICINES.
INMBRA cling his celebrated Ague, Pills that lever
IL fail the Auge cLills ntcruiiani Foyers in
all thcir complicated forms.
Also his popular Anti Bilious. Anti Dyspeptc purify
ing and Pills, that have been much made
OF for the cure of Dyspepuc, Liver complaint and
Digestion a.l giving much relief without the use OF
Mercury
Also his Pain Extractor that fails to give nedi
ate relief from PAIN IN the severes ourns or scds and
old Ulcers Scad aud letter and very valuablefor
Rheumatic pains, and pains in the br EAST.
Also his Cholera Pills, for Darrhosa. Dysentery or
Flax. &c.
Also his Worm Pills exec ent destroyer and
wi eNpel them from the systenl-the above p-cpara
lions have besn sold and extensively made o. FOE
eight years past. throughout the Western States ard
stands high in the estimation OF thousands that have been
cured by them. Sold ~
KELLER 6, FARNSGEY.l n.;.,
CRAWFORD BELLY D'"Es"
Exnnsviilc I'D s.ff1
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PREP AIRED AND SoLDBY c. AVER,
HracIical { u emf ISL. LOVELY Mssss

II 59Sod In Evansville, wholesale and RETAIL 10y Craw.
lord Bell in Princeton, by r. Il. Haock ia Peersbulg
by Adams & Campbell; and by the Druggists everywhere
throughout the State. [ap27-d&wIyl
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REMOVED.

REMOVED.
TINE undersigned have removed their Book and Musr
Il Store. 10 the Of Main and First street, where
they Just receiving in Iion their former stock
extensive assortment Of Books, Stationary. Muses
Instruments c-; ali Of which they pared to
sci, at Wholesale retail the aos, ber raj terms.
jyl3u T. CONJUNCTION * CO.
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DRANDY AND WlNR.-0tard, Dupuy & Cor, J. ..
ID Dupuy Marat and other brands Port Wine; MADEIRA
Sweet, Malaga aud Claret, on hand aud for sale by
| feh7 e. HE'LL.
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FURNuSHG~G GOODS.
NEW YORK CIoIHiNS STORE.

ON WATER STREET, sExrro HORN BROOK BrRTIs GROCER
Seteeea Main and Sye0more.
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HATS! UsTSv EavS!r

A have but little time 10 make hats in advance Gus
n toners will find II To their advantage % call anC
their sizes registered, two three day before the,
sant the Hat, rs pay particular aticntlf TO ordered
ats. jcSl sAUTIER.
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JUST RECEIVED AT,
M. A. LAWRENCE.
Marble Works.
DC 'hS
-Hcnr fkf Conrf Ik1nsr

EW fall and winter trimmings for sale. Ribbons b.
IN the yard o. bolt: Velvet Ribbons by the yard or
bolt Wax Beads by the Al and doz. strands variety
Of Gimp. and other Gimps and Laces, Brades. But
tons, Bonets Silks plain. changable aud figured
ed Gloves, article with many other trimmings.
Bonnets repaired, silk Bonnots made TO order.
l.. GUTHRIE.
oct7- std CIV Main st. opposite the Bank.
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DOCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY
il 2i0O doz Tabs Knives and Forks; '
1900 dog assorted Pocket Cutlery; tttf---
$50 doz do Razors; .-----.t
800 doz Scissors and Shears; all of our own imloi
ton, offered at lowest Eastern prices.
ieI saraH BABCOCk BROTHERS
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cFcrs sisd into hsy ysspeetire csees" Mr. Crsnston
made al Intellectual attempt In the House have This
amended % Include the ell .ction Of Lieut. Cover
nor He finally withdrew this proposition hs con-
tderrd thHt duty 10 be plainly pointed by the Con-
srrution. The OPPOSITION, fully relying on the slrics
wording OF the resolution determined NOT 90 into the
election NJ that time.
Matters proceeded very quietly until all the business
but eecting Lieut. Governor disposed Of
When the motion was made to proceed TO that bla
ness 1t WIS met by motion 20 lay that motion os the
table, which, on the syes and noes being calt'd was
negsfived by strict party vote. Toe mocrary were
caught The Wings had majority Ia Grand Com nlt-
fee snd would consent TO part win the sgueeth-
company Of the Opposition Senate unnl the lit OF ON
Gee was filed. One Senator moved tnat the Senate
withdraw. Gov. Allen Dem, decided the no1On oui
OF order, mel her House could act separately In Grnd
COMMITTEES. Any quantity OF motisns were made. All
Of which were decided w strict party vote Several
speeches were made md the excitement ran high the
two parties Of political wory gladistrs were a inns,
very personal and made approach the uud gui
ned proceecir IS OF Congress AT 1872 o'clock Ia the
evening the Democracy yielded = tue stern necessities
OF political mis.t riune and ceased c0n,endin against
fate that inevitable and allowed election @ pro-
coed without further bndrance SAMUEL G. ARNOLD
YVES then elected to the office Of Lieut. Governor the Of
hceTs were sworn In aud the town Sergeant made the
proclamation q the assembled multitude, after which
the Committee separated.
On "Wednesday bill to regulate the hours Of labor
and children working in factories. and Homestead
Exemption bill were introduced by Mr. Porter (Dsm )
and were appropriately referred. They will, very ike
ly pass the Senate during the session, but not the
House That bo'y has appointed Committee 70 take
the Homestead Exemption bill into consideration, in
CONNIE ch0n with act 20 amend act in relation 70
the collection OF debts This ia uniavorable omen
for the fate OF that bill in the House
To-day but little business was done, except by the
Grand Committee, who made any number of Jusdces
OF the Peace &c which business they now on A.
NJ engaged in. The "Msine Law" WAS Introduced
Yesterday in the House aud referred TO Special Cum
nitee to report today at precisely quarter past
o'clock NoRPAc.
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echops Shore and the remor.elcs beating Of The TEN.

echoirg shore, and the rcmorseies beating OF shc tenn
pest
AT about II O'Clock, the hxhtkeeper returned - the
besch having gone 10 TO the light TO tim bic mps
and saw msn kneeliog before ons Of the 6res. Who
proved to be ore of the of the bark George Chef
ney and on being asked II eBy OF his eompsni,n hsd
been saved he informed the that one other
was lying the the later John Jasper, was
In Dying eosdiIicn mach bruei abog, the feet, and
would not hsve lived another halt hour B0ti of tiess
men were taken 10 the hthouse. half mile o Ia
about ohours, by the exertons VI Mr. Ham hon ssd
hls conpenioD, Rev Mr. Lord IT North Truro the bank
shove the beach being hundred feet hish Of yielding
sasd, and Jasper unable to help himsslf
When the foremost gave way the two men who were
saved went with the broedde and though washed
CT TWO or three times, and although the rigging caught
In The rsiroad iron and kept them by the wreck Cor an
hour and hail, from which they their soarsesn
companions swept Oh, they eventually went ashore
nesrly opposite the wreck. They were most amply
cared for at the lighthouse by Mr. Hamilton aud his
VIE Six bodies Il the have been since recovered
and buried Proyincetowe, and also that II d H. Cas-
fiy North Truro Thus sixteen person. pedshed in
this terrible shpwreck, and tso OF fearless and
heroic Cspe Cod fishermen, in bold sitemp. 10 save
the lives OF their brother sailors.
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MEXICO.
Congress-TariG-San AnDa-Pnst Rove
naes.

con.spo.denes Of the n r. Tnbans.
MEXICO, Wednesday, April H. 1854
Since my last 18th inst.) nothing of much
importance has occurred except the decree for he pro-
rogstion of the session Of Congress- for thirty days from
the 18th. The majority Of the Committees of the Senate
on the 18th inst reported in favor Of the b2 from tho
Chamber Of Deputies relative TO the concession Of aca
tea the Government for the purpose Of regulating the
existing Tariff, but only allowing 1t 10 make reduction
of 10 per cent end increase Of not o7er 10 per cent
The said Committees reported against the clause 10 ni
bill aboishiDg prohibitions
The Bearer of Dispatches from the U.
sat,. who arrived at Vera Cruz couple Of days ago.
vet arrived In this city. We are ignorant of their
r, but all sorts in respect 70 the
abroad.
The famous Bronze Horse is to be re.
moved from the Museum to the Psseo De Bzeay at
expense Of 1890
Everything il quiet, bat little being now
ssid about revolution
TIE Monitor of this date publishes the
substance of letter said to hare been received from
santa Anna In which he accuses his friends Of being
islthless, saying he viii no. advance them any more
money becswe they have already spent over sl5oooe
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tBy Telesraph.l
First Days STANDARDIZATION Hughes's
Sermon.

TheSecond National Council of the Cath
ohc Church in the United States convened this morning
uhe Metropolitan Cathedral in this City. Inc Prehmi-
nary meeting OF the prestes WAS held at an early hoIr IN
the Achepsoopal ManOn Charles ST. at the rear OF the
Cathedral when the officers Of the Council were CHOSEN
oy the Mos, liusrious and Most Reverend Arehosnop
Of Baltimore "a follows:
fronsos7s-Rieht Rev John J. Chanche, ID. d., b1shop
OF Nafehez, sno Rev. Francis l.. Hoinme.
Sapeytstndest Of S9lpicianS-
:, Promoters SscTeiaries-VeIy Rev. T. N. Lyncn ana
Rev Thomas Foley
Nstay-Rev coward Dsmphoux.
- tAaai0s-Very Rev. Do Goes5rarand, and MI Joan
pougheiiy
Master Of C,rsmonials-Rev. Francis Burlsndo.
About 10 O'Clock this morning the Prelaes formed IN
procession wearing full pontincias and walked from me
AehieplcCpa re.idence 10 the passing round
e qssre the OF the cdi6ce and thence INTO the
hsve OF the church. passing up the oroatise 10 he
Son.
The proccssion was headed by magnificent gilt cru
chS, followed by Acoytse. bearing lighted candles the
Master OF Ceremonies and Assistants, Caantsrs heo-
iogSns-cue tor each Bishop-!oliowed oy the Areh'
blsLVls taking precedence according u priority OF con-
seeItnon, 81 ariaysd in the mot magnificent rooes
AMER ali the M lates had tax their places the Onun-
ca was op ned in solemn manner by Archhshsp Mem
oiiek o. Baltimore, who addressed the Bishops pre.ent
~ the following words
Most Reverend Fathers and venerable Brothers Is it
Pleasing To you for the gsy ami honor OF tod ana Tor
We amph' alton OF the Catnoic ChGrcn has tae Voen
eh o. BoUmore, carefully convened ana mere ssaehaeo
Today, 1hsl be openedf
To hi. queeti each Bishop replied, 1t plesses me.
Let II be opened
Aner ether appointed ceremonies sud the reading oil
me DEGREES Of the Council OF Trent touching me fro'
fesson OF Faith aud resdence Grard High MASS was
performed with so.ennity and grandeur never per,
bsps ssused In this country. The choir wa composed
Of upwards OF 100 male and female voc'h.', seeo1s
lssed by the entire Gernanis Musical Society ana tae
powerful organ. The singing Of the Ne DesH' ana
Gs,ta Efreicts was executed in manner graxd be
yond description and excited intense degree Of
iersor and devotion la the songresatios.
Afthe conclusion OF msss which, together VITA ONE!
ceremonies, occupied upward Of two hours, The Mos
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Rhode Island Legislature.
Correspondence Of the The y. Y. Tribune
NEWPORT, r. l., Thursdsy, May 6, 1852


NEWPORT, R. l., Thursday, May g. lS52
The May Session of the Rhode Island
LegAturei is not generally business Session. the chief
object being to lnsugurse the old oficsrs and elect
large batch of Justices of the Peace Public Notrae'
&c, &C. and any officers the general ticket that may
failed of an election by the people, which was the
case with the Lieutenant Governor this year the eau
didste of the Democracy and Runocracy Tor mar oce
having fallen far behind the other candidates oil us par
~ and failed Of being reelected
The Democracy made an effort to postpone Tue eiec.
ton of Lieut. Governor, for the alleged purpose OF
having en- investigation into the Providence Elec'on.
They thought if that could only be set aside ana tne
seats of the members from ht city be declared vacant
|, wuuld give them a majority in Grand COMMITTEE
Oont ballot) and give them their favorfe old incum
bent For this purpose the Senate accepted an inTita
,;on fro,n the House 20 meet in Grand COMMITTEES tor
the purpose Of counting the votes and isd@efsns s