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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-28

Tine Kathairon the
and old age IN preserving and restoring the hu
even amer badness ofmany years. cieanses the scalp
from dandrun and its natural impurities; will the
Nervous Head sche and all Erupve Diseases ofthe skio
and - the most desirable article for curling and i'm
ing gloss To his hair the world. happily unes the
fleets OF all the chronic Pomades TO the French Ex.
tracts. and exhaes the perfume Of the most delightful
flowers. No person should be Without It. Price only
IS cens I'm large bottles. sold by all dealers, even
where D. s. B-rnes, Proprietor, l6l Broadway, \. Y.
sep26
TRUTH MUST, AND WILL PREVAIL.
It's trsfA th.t the Mustang Eminent has performed
more cures Of confirmed chronic and rheu
matism. than any remedy before used for those
painful affections. il truth that remedy
fore tried has been so in healing old Sores or
ulcers: In curing scd head, cancers esyspeias letter
"r ring orm, or any unnatural excressence, enlarge
me eruption. swelling inflammation Of any descrp
tion as the Mssfsng LinimsH. Its frrfk that Il IL
an enecual and certain remedy for the piles matter
Of how long standing; and IL fs everybody
are a:ing it, aud all pronounce II good See advertise.
ment In another column. isep2l 9wd6wI
I7THr Second Annual Fair 9th Indian state Board
OF Agriculture, will be held Lafayette on the 10Th
18th and 18th DAYS Of October The Annual Ad.
dress will be delivered by Ho. Greeley, OF n Y
UFDR. O'HALSTED'S PILLS WILL CURE DYS
rePsa Indigestion, Blliousness and every disease Of
the stom ach. - = - =
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INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT LETTER
THE TRIPARTITE TREATY

Mr.. Everess,s Reply 20 Lord John
Russell.
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BOOTS and SHOES


EOH PH ESERvING.-io bbis Rsoned yyh,,.
sugar for sale ey the barrel smaleY r,;,x ~
'srss D. GILBERT Co. s!c. nesr wsss;;.' ~
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POCKET hook FOUND..-1
A MOROCCO wallet was 70 nd yesterday in INV SsAo,n
~ ing Store. As il eoni.'-. -
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HOUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION |,
Tns GER or GOING TO HousrKrrpIss 10
THIRTY DOLLARSl

'ouowihg list OF articles Of good quality which
"A se All requisite in going 10 Housek eeping may be-
11 p In am part the city. Thirty DOL.
10 2 no; OF any part At proportonaie rates.
, n'seneh shovei and tonKs large Waiter
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ADMINIsTRA TOn,ysAl.r

-. House Furnishing Rs,ahljshmenf
scp9e No. "a East Fourth street, Cincinn.ti Osi~
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BREAST PIN U.Ox

BREAST PIN LOST.
n GOLD Anchor Breast Pin very large IN. ,o..
"A couple days since. The finder or the above VIII :.
ee"e 70 reward by leaving i at this Office. seps3t
4 NUNS.-2 new German Guns for sale low to clo.e
~ seP23 B. z. GlLBBRr& CO.. syc. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-28
TRUTH MUST, AND WILL Prevail.

IPDR. O'HALSTED'S PILLS WILL CURE DYS
nePsa Indigestion. Blousness. and every disease Of
the stom ach. ~ = = -
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~ wednesday evening coming from Steamer Fav-
~ one Parasol whipped in a newspaper. Any re,.,
binding will oblige BY returning IL to the owner.
eopxS u t.ieat MRS JAS. kEfILY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-28

6The storm has at last broken in New
York. The Hunkers are in opposition to the
admins ration. The Hards Of New York
York correspond to the reliables of Indiana.
+ 1To1;eon ro,,r
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

vIReISrA-At Supreme Court ofAppeas held at the
State Court House in the City of Richmond, Friday
Jan. 18th, 1853:
The death of the Hon. WIN. GABELL, formerly
President ofths Court announced the Court by
Wm H. Naciarand Esq, in feeling terms, and the FOL
lowing proceedings of a meeting of Judges and officers
of the Court, and members of the Bar presented
by him and ordered to be entered the records
Court:
At ting Of the Judges of the Court of Appeals, OF
the members the Bar, an officers OF the Court in the
Court room on Ffday tn lih January, 49, held to
WIN II. CABELL, andthsir coincidence with his family
for his deceasc
The Hon John j allen, was called to the Chair and
Mr.. g. N. johnson appointed Secretary
Mr. Macf rland delivered brief but touching eulogy
upon the deceased and submitted the following resou
tons, which were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we cherish and shall ever retain a
grateful remembrance of the signal excellence of the
Hon VIM II. CABEIL, well in his private as in his
public ife There bounds to the esteem which he
deserved and enjoyed. nOfcospcuous ability e arning
aud diligence, there combined Herewith sim
pcity uprghtness and courtesy, which left nothing to
be supplied to inspire and confirm confidence and re-
spect 1t was as natural to love to honor him and
both loved and honored he, by all who had 40 OPP
pounty of observing his unwearied benignity, or his
conduct judge In that capacity wherein he nbored
FIR forty in supreme Court OF Appeals having
previously served the State Governor and Circuit
Judge such his uniform gentleness application and
ability impartial patient and just he; of such
narkabe clearness of reception and perspcuty precis
son and force in stating his convictions that he
garded with feen than those of merely official
reference. To him is Justly due much of the credit
which may be claimed for judicial system and its lit
erature 1t was occasion of profound regret, when
the inrmlties OF about two years snce required
him to retire from the bench and ngain remin
ded by his DEATH the rreparabe loss sustained by the
public and the profession.
Resolved, That in respect for the memory of the de-
ceased, we will attend his funeral, and wear, for
Ynonth the usual badge of mourning.
Resolved That the Secretary transmits copy of these
resolutions to the family othe deceased assuring them
OF our nnfegned sympathy in their bereavement, and
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NEGRO SHOES

WYE are manufacturing largel,, Brogans bound and
w unbound suitable for factory hands and aborers
generally of the best materias and workmanship and
should be pleased to receive the orders OF Tobacco
uacturers and others want OF such Shoes. assuring
them that prices shall be moderate, and terms as
accommodating they he had fpf in this any 9th.
er market, the quality of the article considered.
We respectfully invite all in want to send their orders
W No 10 NJ, in street, three doors below Doolsy's.
ia 90 WHITE & PAGE.
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THE WHEELING EXCURSION.

At meeting of the invited guests from the State o.
Virginia attending the recent celebration of the
pletion of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
held of the of the train while in notion retu
ing from Wheeling:
The meeting called to order by DIR. VERIFY O
Northampton, and, on his motion, Gov johnson re
qaested to take the Chair and Mr. H. Robertson, OF Nor
folk to act as Secretary.
The Chair having stated the object of the meeting
on the motion OF Mr.. Semple OF Fredericksburg, at
ter eloquent and numerous addresses from several
temen,
Resolved That committee of five be appointed by
the Chair to prepare resolutions expressive of the
entertained by this meeting, of the inequalities received
from the Baltimore and Ohio Il ailroai Company and
the city of Wheeling also of the courtesey of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
IN extending to the Virginia delegation free passage
their line.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen to com
pose the committee, viz: Messrs. Miller of Boetourt
Tabb of Norfolk, Semple of Fredericksburg, Braxton
of Richmond county, and w. F. Richie of Richmond
city
On notion the committee enlarged by the addition
of Governor Johnson. and Mr. Andrew Hunter of Jeer
son, to their number.
After some time the committee reported the follow
ing resolutions which unanimously adopted, viz
Resolved, That we, the delegation from Virginia have
experienced the highest ratification in the excursion
to the city of Wheeling the occasion of the opening
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Resolved That We tender warmest acknowledg
the President and Directors of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company their committee ofarrange-
msnts and officers who present on the excursion.
TO the city auhotles and citizens OF Wheelng and co
Mr. o. Carol of the Mcclure House at Wheeling, for
the generous and uniform kindness and hospitality which
have received at their hands
Resolved That return sincere thanks to the Pre-
sidsnt and Directors Of the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, for their liberal invita-
ton to the facilities of their line in making the
eursion to Wheeling
On motion. it was further-Resoved, that the secreta
of this meeting be requested to forward copies Of its
proceedingsto the President AMI Directors of the Ba
timore and Ohio Railroad, and of the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad; the authorities
the city of Wheeng and to such other persons the
ssommittee resolutions may direct.
And the meeting then adjourned sine die.
= tSgned) JOSEPH JOHNSON,
Chairman.
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n DUNLOFs MONCUKK & 90.
lNKOCER1ES AT AUCTION.-On TUES.
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Laguayra and Rio Coffee
U Molasses, and old crop
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior qua
Adamantine and taow Candles
Apple and peach Brandy
N E Rum
S1unpowder and Pouchons Teas
Mustard
100 bbs Coffee Sugars
80 bids prime Bacon
TERAs-Under 100 cash; over that amount 4 mantle
credit for approved negotiable paper
sV Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO..
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10 THE pHRT1C

TO THE PUBLlC.
FvNHE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
the city ofRchmond and is prepared entertain in
the best members of the Legislature and the ira
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired and newly and handsome.
y furnished this well known and popular hotel pleasant
y and conveniently located on Broad and Governor at
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no TT r.. T. DARRACOTT
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White and eolou red Comforts. &c &c.
For sale by c. HARTWELL & co,
ia le Opposite Swan Tavern.
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y Saturday, having been appointed as the day for the
examination of Willis, charged with assauug' Mr. Ar
nod the examination postponed in consequences Of
the precarous condition of the complainant, who was
reported be derous from the wounds inflicted by the
accused.
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de a9-1nl

AMHs "A. SMELL, ngent for Mlllson Smell has
oo, taken tAe stand No 60 West Main street, lately
part, and by Wednesday next will have an entire new
stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods and most respect
ny soncits the patronage of the friends of the late
Rieigh. ' ~ a"u nusA
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boys thus "eddcaed' become too sharp, and thus grow
manhood with the reputation of being professed
"Sharpers-a distinction which the hopeful progeny of
the elder Mr.. Weller never acquired
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man named VIM. Boyle was arrested on
Friday last charged with stealing piece of iron
on Tuesday from VIM. Holden, South side Of the
Basin. He took it from wheelbnrrow it Heb
denis porch, and the officers found it in Boyles
house. Value of the iron four cents! Prisoner
sent on before the Grand Jury.
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STEAM ENGINE FOR kALE.-For sale .
~ steam Engine of eighty horse power suitable for
saw MILL Hour or corn mill, for collier This engine
was made IN England and cost Sl3OOoto import and il
pronounced byjudges being a superior article We
VIII sell it at great sacrifice. We refer applicants as
TO It's caPabillty, DC. to Thomas Dodamead ESQ., Su-
Snead at the Toll House 'o
ja17 EDMOND uDAyENpORT r. co
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THE ARSON CAsE.-Orrell and Heath were brought be-
fore the Mayor again Saturday. upon the charge Of
setting fire to the ice house the Poor House. and
stable IN the Valley Thursday last. Lexas Strausber-
ger and Lawrence Pemberon swore that thew saw the
prisoners and another boy running from the stable Just
before the fire broke out Henry Potter swore that Or
re told him Thursday that he intended to assert that
Heath set fire to both budngs for the purpose of esca
ping arrest himself Heath introduced as witness
and swore hathe with the boys at the time the
hires occurred saw them afterwards; whilst Stevens.
another switness swore that the time the ice house
was hreh Heath was the person nearest it, Case con.
tinued until ednesday to enable the Mayor to form
. conclusion relative to the conflicting testimon,
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the notices OF Messrs. RAGLAnD &c BROTHER
They ut all times prepared to furaish the best
family and buckwheat Flour, ut market prices,
and of description fully to be relied upon.-
Having often tested their Judgment we knov
what we say. They are also prepared to furnish
the best article of Butter to be found ia the
market and in season, offer the choicest appIes
Those therefore, in quest of fine mountain Buck
wheat and the best of Butter now known whore
to apply.
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Mr.. Weller in Pickwick, says of his son "Sam;velp
took great deal of pains with his eddcaton sir; lat
him run in the streets when he was very young and shift
Tor himself It's the only way to make boy sharp sir
Many parents hereabouts judging from the crowds of
ocns suffered to large in this city agree entirely
WIN Mr. Weller in the wisdom of his discipline The
y objection to the plan, however, u.s. that some of the
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PETER TINSEEH
M~nsiacsurer and Dealer in Roots and
Shoes.

=, PETER TINSLEH,
NJ ahaiacturer and Dealer in Root. ..a
Shoes,
No 1913 Broad street. Shockoe Hill
mhN Takes occasion to inform the public that
TX ne has now In store, and is prepared to ~ Al
make to order all descriptions of BOOTSYN
SHOES, CATERS, &c -
Beng DESTROYS OF sptng all tastes the subscriber ba
spared neither Eains expense in procuring from the
Northern and Eastern manufacturers the best and most
styles OF goods Ladies and Misses NAV therefr
rely upon procuring at all times the best article made
ven as the latest style demanded by the mandates of
fashion, Whilst he feels warranted in saving this. how
ever ne eesres 1t to be distinctly understood that be al
Mays Keeps on hand full supply of less costly goods.
cheapest. 80 az VIM S'''S
Gentlemen willlikewise find we'll assorted stock Of
aalters and Shoes, from which to choose either
Tor themselves, their children or servants S>
Ana both ladies and gentlemen, who NAV des;re n
aoaae maze 0'f,c are informed that the subscriber is
TO manufacture any article in the Hoot and
snoe ine, IN the most faithful Misunderstanding in con
nex'on with his store shop well supplied with the finest
raw na5erla and employing but the best workmsn.
cLa IN want otseasonabe goods during the
Osristnas holidays, az we'll henceforward NAV con-
sun their own Interests by calling on
PETER TTNSEEY
No e.-IM No 238 Broad street
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GRRAT REDUCTION IN THE nShn
G1 r. h'i.!4 OF HATS, CAPS AND BOOTS.
Quarters, J. e. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel corner.
Sners Moeskin Hats of best quality selling at % SO
an U iea.yy 49,. 90
Pine caltskn sswed Boots
Together with assortment of cloth plush and oil silk
Umbrellas. at low prices oe, ""N r ~'
NOTICE.-Ha purchased the .tock Of 3rocsr;om.
ana TAKEN the store formerly oecaped by Mr. Pat H.
naer, shall IN future keep general and wel-selec
to sell cheap. ~ "0'''A'''0o
dc 23--w3w-dow WILSON xr11A.,c
fFiCE FOR RENT.-A largo room, suita
Die Tor an Office on the floor with the compiling room,
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ern and Wralern country.
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certain, safe and effectual remedy for
Sore, Weak and Inaamed Eyes

The great advantages possessed by this article over
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be aprehended from drusgag the eye when in
famed and unhealthy In the of this salve this
objection entirely removed and no harm possibly
result from its being. in all cases. applied to the
exerna portions OF the eye, thereby avoiding s the in
the introduction of any pungen article into the eye
Its activity IN subdung inflammation is SO great that but
effect perfect cure. One Physician remarked 10 us,
after having wtuesssd s effects in several instances
haiti was "a perfect frekiler." We IN ght multiply
why this saye should be preferred above every
thing else in the treatment of diseases of the eye, but
prefer il shoudstand its merits. Ali we
asks that its vtnes be thoroughly tested and that the
directions be strictly followed
Price rs cents per bottle, with ulldirecons for sale
by Druggists generally and at couary throughout
the Southern ane Western States. ia 5-6m*
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HARRISON ROBERTSON, Secretary,

ATTEMPTING TO PASS COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
w. w. Harris and 6. w. Crawford were brought
before the Mayor Saturday, upon the charge Of
attempting to pass two forged 800 bills upon the
Exchange Bank Of Virginia. Both gentlemen
are citizens of Nelson county. and it appeared
from the evidence, that Mr.. Crawford had receiv-
ed the notes from Mr. Dickinson of Nelson, and
had nnocently attempted to pass one, and his
friend MIR. Harris the other, as good money, be-
lieving them to be such. Mr.. d. appeared in
court and stated that he had paid the bills to Mr.
Crawford believing them to be genuine, and that
they appeared to be such-had taken them as good
himself and passed them to Mr.. C. As the whole
history of the bills showed that they had been
:pnssed in good faith, and as they were so we'll
executed as to deceive a casual observer, the
Mayor very properly discharged the gentlemen.
Ne learn that ali the parties to this transaction,
@re gentlemen of the highest responsibility, and
that it would be fragrant injustice to infer that
any one of them could be induced to commit any
act anbecoming gentleman man of no nor.