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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-15
LamascO steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

LamascO steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
%yrr3 Messrs. KARSCH, WETZEL & KLINTwORr
-S would inform the public that having recently
-sA establis in Lamasco City, Steam Furniture
- Factory they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus BedsteaGs Wardrobes and several other kinds
of Furniture by seam thus enabling them furnish these
articles lower than be purchased in this city,
and at Cincinnati Factory Their work in every
respects equal to that ofthe Cincinnati factories
They are also prepared TO do Turning WORK ofevey des
crpon and will be prepared furnish country
facturers with what they desire in this particular The at
tenon OF those wanting Furniture is called TO the work oil
this Factory.
The wareroom is Main street. between Third and
Fourth We keep for sale Chairs Of different varieties
besides all other kinds Of Furniture at the room.
ldec2e-ly1
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

-h~ THE undersigned would respectfully in Qflo
form the public, that he has now on hand HvlN
the largest and most approved styles ofv ~
- custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Kid, Ladies' Boots Buskins Walking Shoes and slippers
Also for Misses, &c, &c. Also hand, a splendid
stock OF Leather and Findings sale Wholesale and
low for cash. at his old stand Water street doors
'boye Pavilion Hotel. Ije3Iyl r. DEUsNER.
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superior shoulder Braces.

Superior Shoulder Braces
FTHE object Of this Brace to remedy habtual STOPPING
Il round and crooked Shoulders, weak back and chest
and preserve and graceful position
to health and beauty. II is adapted to benefit men,
and children Of all ages occupations and conditions
The great utility of this Brace, WILL trial. become np
parent to ALL and its simplicity and adaptation the OBJ
ject designed its best recommendations. 1t Is light
yet sron End perfectly elastic, combining all the excel
lencies of the common Shoulder Braces i'm with
Of its objections This brace is constructed TO
swer the purpose Of Shoulder Braces and Suspenders
For sale at Wholesale retail by -.
KELLER & FARNSLEY,
dec12-n No. IA Water street, Evansville.
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JAMES HARLAN, JR., .
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

EcdnsUiUe Indiana, - ~. -, : CO
M Lib practice I'm all the Courts held I'm vanderbuse
Warrick, Spencer, Perry, Gibson and Poscy cot n
uss-in the Supreme and Federal Courts Indianapolis
and attend to all other business entrusted TO him as Al
torDey, &C., and General Agent. E.Flr
Office with James T. Walker, ESQ.,. Third street. nearly
opposite the Court building. poyl3 en- 5
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.
EVANSVULE LUMBER YARD.

RESPECTFULLY INFORM the Citizens of Evans
vile and vicinity that have taken the large lot
corner of Seventh and Main Streets North OF the Canal
upon which piling large stock of White Pine
Lumber and Shingles, embracing all the different kinds
and qualities usually kept the lumber yards Of Louis
vile and Cincinnati.
respectfully invite persons intending to build, and
mechanics generally TO call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
hope with suitable stock and close attention 20 bust
ness To receive liberal portion of public patronage
JOHN r. GLOVER.
N. B.-Having to leave the city shortly to superinend
the delivery of further additions stock refer for
prices, &C., to my brother, GEO. w. GLOVER, Esq.
jan22--lyd&w j. r. G.
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ARM AND lanyard FOw SALE.

FARM AND lanyard Foe SALE.
-s~saA THE UNDERSIGNED offers at private 81.
EllH sale his Farm, situated the Prince $500
.i Ga road, tire. miles from Evansville, S9<SSA
SsyMA and about mile from the Railroad - ->k>
This farm comprises about sixty acres with good frame
house and barn it, ard about twelve under cu
tivation. II in every particular desirable location
will also sell the Ten Yard the above farm, having
thirty ayaway watts. houses DC bark, and everything
necessary for immediate work. The Farm Tan-y
will be sold separate together to silt purchasers
For terms and further inquire at the farm
MARSHAL MCMURRAN.
Refer to JOINS INGLE. Jr., E.,,u, ra
dec3l JAMES LAUouLrN{ S'""s'hc' 'no'
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DIR. GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES

DR. GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES.
EMBRACING his celebrated Ague, Pills that never
Il fail to cure the Auge chls or intermant Fevers, i'm
all their complicated FORMS
Also his popular Att Bilious. Anti Dyspeptic purify
ing and cathartic Pills. that have been much made
Of for the of Dyspeptic Liver complaint and in
digestion, ai1 giving much relief without the Of
Mercury.
Also his Pain Extractor that never fails to give imedi
ate relief from pain in the scads and
old Ulcers Scald and letter. and very valuable for
Rheumatic pains, and pains in the br .ast
Also his Cholera Pills, for DarrlGa. Dysentery
Flux, &c.
Also his Worm Pills exec eBt worm destroyer and
will expel them from the systematic above p-epara
tons have been sold aud extensively made OF for
eight years past throughout the Western States ard
stands high in the estimation Of thousands that have been
cured by them. Sold .ry
KELLER & FARNSLEY.l n.--....
CRAWFORD BELLY D''ssis's'
Evansville Ird., sept7
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We have an open Policy OF Insurance, which will cove
all shipments address, when advised by letter per
mail or when endorsed on bills OF lading before, or
the time of Shipment MOGRIDGE & McFAUL.
nov 10 -dS.wIy St. Louis, Mo.
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

hrs. CASSELBERRY * NEGLEY having associated
IL themselves together in the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery, would respectfully the citizens
Evansville and vicinity that they prepared 10 attend
to all calls, either BY day night; both of them
fessionally absent. fspl6n1
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LARD OIL & STERINE CANDLES.

6h1sD O1L " . EhlNE CAN OLES.
THE undersigned Is engaged i'm manufacturing Lard
cii ana sterine Candles in this city, of the best
quality which can be obtained at the store of Messrs
DECKER d Kramer. Main street, Evansville at Cincin-
natl prices They the only Agents this city for
selling articles OF my manufacture. The wboIesaIe
price viii. always be the the Cincinnati quota
ions and will be retaed at the usual marke ct rates
jab3ln GEO. KLEIN
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References.
J. & K. WALSH,
PACE IL BAt ON,
CHARLES, Blow 81 Co., st. Louis.
CHoUTEAuc VALE,
DoAS, ksSe & Co..
II. ID. NEwcoMB 81 BRo., I IouisSile
w. b. REYNOLDS,
ELLIS & MORTON,
STRADER S GoRMAN,
HOSEA 81 FRASER, = Cincinnati.
SPRINGER & WHITMAN,
L. o. GOODMAN q Co.,
J. w. BUTLER d Bro,
D.LEEcH & Co., 7 Pittsburgh.
WIN. HoLMEs& Co.,
E. & c. YARNALL 81
i. B. CoMEGYs,
SHIELDS & MILLER,
Blow Sc MARCH, D
CHAs. A. WEreHr.)
i Isa.Ha 1sr G = e Co.., Baltimore.
A. G. FaRwrLL & Co., Boston.
HOWARD, Son 81 Co., ~
T.C.TwICHELL& CO., New Orleans.
We have open Policy Of Insurance, which will cove
all shipments address, when advised by letter per
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Law PARTNERSHIP
PARrENERSaIP NOTrcE

VIE firm of E. II. Hood Il Co.. having been dissolved
4 by the death of K. H. Hood, the undersigned An.
drew j. Wheeler surviving partner and Geo. w. Rafh
bone, have purchased the stock of late firm,
formed par'ncrshp under the st, lie of RATHBoSE
WHEELED and will continue the Wholesale aud Retsi
BOOK and Stationery business the old stand No. Eos
ters Block where they invite the patronage the form
er custones of the house, and Of the public generally
G.. w. RATHBONE
ugo7 A i WHEEIER
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C0OOFEET Of best Lime and Free Curb stone 70,
ZOUO sale BY Imyi2fl MOSES ROSS.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
ME partnership heretofore existing between Horn
L brook Burtis is this day dissolved by mutual coi
sent All persons indebted 10 the firm will please come
forward and make immediate and those having
claims against it will please hand them in and they shall
be paid soon collect. Either of the party
authorized TO the Of the firm for the purpose Of
settlement. PHILIP HORNBKOOK
mh23-u JOHN BURTlS
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PARTyEVSUIr NOTICR.

d WooDARD has bought the interest Of John Bur-
i lis, in The old firm Of HorEbrook & Burtis. The
business will be continued at the OLD stand Wat 4.
between Main and Sycamore. under the style Horn
brook q Woodland, where shall be pleased to wait up
on all our friends. y. NBROOk.
mh22-n p. III. WOODARD.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having formed = Co
IN partnership, will practice law under the firm =
Law Johnson. Our oiceis in the second story OF Mr.
Gwathmey's building First between Main and
Locust. We shall also undertake the purchase and sale
of real estate and payment Of taxes the Co.
lection claims ard all business entrusted will
ceive united attention. The Office OF the Lamasss
agency is in the same place. JOHN LAW, agi1i-1t
MORRIS S. JOHNSON
oS te<o 80 80 80 --'---s0'-. "a
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1t ninst all Gold that GIitters.
RTOR Is il those that make the most noise sell the
cheapest Persons in want Of Groceries may rest
that thew can be bought the Of Fourth and
Main streets cheap the cheapest and probably lit
lie cheaper fyou donrbeleve il Just give me CALI
my4 - 49, JAMES SPALDING.s 6
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MOTTO

THE undersigned have this lay formed copartner.
Il ship, under the name and style of LEWIS & GRAy
and have made arrangements with the late firm Har
nngt0n, Crane 81 Co., to their i'm tho
Receiving Forwarding and Commission Business i'm this
city.
We would respectfully solicit tnsance of the pat
ronage heretofore literally extended towards lafs
firm, and bespeak the good Offices Of friends pedg
ing ourselves to spare efforts promote the interests
of all who may entrust business M e. =
EDWARD LEWIS,
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
TIM firm of Stowell & Page this day dissolved by
j mutual consent. The business will still go on in.
the name r. Page Jr. who alone is authorzed
v wv 'N - : : NATHAN d. srowELL.
dcc3. JAS. X. PAGE, Jr.
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TINHE subscriber having removed to No. 4ss Main ST.
u are now receiving their Spring purchases
ing large and complete variety of Staple. Dress and
Fancy Goods. Their stock Is and beautiful, has
been selected with great and will be sold at the
very lowest prices Country merchants are respect
fully invited to call and examine.
j. DANFORTH & SON.
febf5 an dckw Iouisville XIV
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09
Steps TO Rum.

We cannot but tremble when we see
such a sad deficiency as prevails in the
moral training of children. We see boys
around US that appear to be almost in
evitably tending to ruin. They have
taken the first steps, they are still pro-
crossing, and their progress is more
rapid the farther they 90. They have
learned to disobey their parents, and this
is generally the first step in the road to
crime. They turn a deaf ear TO their
advice, admonitions and commands;
they have gained that (as they think)
proud condition in which they can do as
they please. Family government is, Of
all domestic duties, least understood it
has been and is yet thing not much
thought of; it is not half as important as
money-making in the eyes Of the ma
iorily of people; the immortal souls of
their children are not the recipients OF
one-half the care and attention that is
bestowed upon the glorious object of
money.making. AS a consequence OF
this sad defect in the training OF the
young, we see scores OF boys early learn
ing to disobey their parents, and starting
down the broad highway. The next
step they win take is associating with
bad company. When he has been per
mitted to do this once, he will do it
again, for TO the impulsive and impressi-
BILE dispositions of the young, there is
something attractive in the wicked free
dom and wild recklessness of such COM
pany; and although their coarse lam
guage and fearful oaths may at first fail
upon the ear with an unpleasant sound,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09

BONNEVILLE, Ohio, Aug. 27, '53.
Mr.. EDITOR The long wished-for
period has arrivedNat last, when our viii
lage has been redeemed from the foul,
disgusting and loathsome traffic in in
toxicating liquors. BY the adoption Of a
Township ordinance, which, in its in
fancy, promises fidelity to the noble,
peace-loving, temperate and charitable
portion of the citizens of this locality,
who are ardent advocates of the Maine
Law, aud which you are assured, consti-
tute very great majority of the citizens,
of the township, portion of whom pbr-
chased this evening, at wholesale, the
contents of one of the noted liquor Ho-
tells, (Which happily now has different
name, } and after having "rolled it out to
die" the Iandlord seized an axe, and
with his own hands demolishedthe head
of the only remaining barrel of whisky,
which made the wonhippers of Bacchus
groan and sloober to, see its contents
gurgIing in such silvery streams Of lus-
ciousness to slumber in the dust; and
the generosity which was exhibited by
Mr.. L. B. will, we hope, induce all per-
sons having business in this locality to
give him call, at the Evans House.
As for myself, although not eligible to,
voice amongst the ranks of the voters,
at the coming election, yet | have high
and holy consolation, knowing that | can
Join in the hearty cooperation of thought
and feeling toward this noble cause of
human redemption. y ''i'9 '.' 'A ''.'''
Yours in Temperance, ~ a1aa lHj
.aa al0 al w. "A. MILLER.
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4 M,g,,t1s4 c1t.1SSIp'S9it % 9s' tsss, 2'Esl.


| BRo CLARK 1.-The last number of the
"Ohio Organ" has come to US laden with
souI-stirring and heaf-cheeriDg news.
Indeed, Temperance men must feel
reioced when they know what active
measures are taken to Danish this with
ering curse from the Buckeye State.
Rest assured that the people Of Lucas
county are right upon this subject, and
will roll up handsome majority for the
Maine Law when called upon to try their
strength with the Rum. aristecracy.
Many ofthe Rumssllers in this county
are ready and willing to quit poisoning
the community so soon as the law will
prohibit the sale Of Intoxicating liquor.
The political parties ot our Represen-
tative district seem to pay but little at
teltion to the popular voice but they
must nominate Maine Law men, or theft
candidates will be obliged to slumber in
the dust of oblivion for the. future for if
neither party will regard and sustain our
interests, we will nominate a man for
ourselves, and elect him too. -
They would thrust US aside with the
promise TO agitate this subject another
year, if but allowedihe spoils once more
but these shallow promises will not sat.
isfy sensible people, and will have no
influence whatever upon their minds.
Many enthusiastic meetings have al
ready been held in this county, and the
public sentiment freely expressed, ..
Noble hearts are at work in the city of
Toledo, and they seem resolved to per-
severe in their noble work until they get
the Maine Law. .lts..5
The people OF this Representative dis
trict are TO hold Maine Law mass meet
ing at Swanton, on the 14lh of Septem-
Der next, to consider the propriety Of
nominating candidate for the Legisla-,
ture. We anticipate glorious time,
and trust that the temperance men in
general will consider themselves invited
to attend. Yours, a.u ao
CHARLES REYNOLDS.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09

yet he soon becomes familiar, not only
with their sound, but with their use
The next step is Sabbath.breaking. This
follows as consequence of mixing with
bad company, for to them proper OBJ
servance of the Sabbath is oppressive
and hateful.
The next step is being on the streets
alter night, and loafng about filthy gro
cefies. Here they learn those habits
that tell soonest upon their physical,
mental and moral powers. Here they
learn the wicked and baneful habit Of
smoking. This awakens the nervous
system they soon learn 10 chew the dis
gustihg weed; the unhealthy Stimulation
of the nerves is thus increased-they are
thirsty; and while lounging around these
filthy places at night, they begin to
quench their unnatural thirst with vile,
dirty beer, which they think very inuo-
cent. But this will not satisfy them
long; the oil cannot be added to the
fame withc y increasing ii, and the next
step is something little stronger, in the
shape Of whisky or brandy. Then they
become frequenters Of grog-shops from
this everybody can tell their course.
These are some of the prominent steps
in the highway Of vice, and he who has
taken one Of them is in danger, great
danger, of premature death, the States
prison, the gallows, or Of that most hor-
rlble of all these terminations, and which
has been the unhappy lot Of SO many Of
late in our city--the druhkirdS grave.
Parents beware-children beware--this
road is smooth and gradual, and almost
covered with flowers at first, SO that it
may be entered and travelled for some
distance almost without being aware of
it, and it may lull and charm you by the
fatal and false words of emo danger !"
but there is dapger-ruin and destruction
are before you, and through the horrible
vesIibule Of a drunkard's grave, the
yawning doors of eternal death are, open
to receive you, "Turn from your evil
ways. ."-Temperance Chart.
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'' For the Ohio Organ.
HURON Co. Ohio, AUGUST 30. 1853.

HURON Co., Ohio, August 30, 1853.
Mr.. CLARK In your paper of the
26th inst, notice brief mention of
the Democratic Convention recently held
in nthis county. Your reporter probably
was conscientious, but he must have re-
ceived his Information respecting the
Convention from "hear-say," which is
not always true. There was nothing
said on the subject of the "Maine Law
pro or con, as it was not the occasion for
it The Convention was originally called
simply as Mass Convention, to appoint
delegates to the State Convention. 1t
was subsequently suggested that the
Convention might proceed 10 make the
county nominations, 4.
After the Convention assembled, the
delegates aforesaid were appointed; and
the legitimate business Of the Conven-
ton having been finished, temperance
man, (Mr. Bacon, moved an adjourn
ment,tor FIVE weeks. Another temper
ance man, (Mr. Sanford } moved to lay
the motion to adjourn on the table. The.
reason assigned for adjoining was, that
the county nominations should be made
by delegates regularly appointed in the
several townships, There may have,
been other motives not expressed; but
it is fair TO suppose all acted from proper
motives without reference 10 any other
question not introduced. Furthermore,
it is justice TO say, the proceedings were
harmonious. 30 . ctyy1j. saIN aa Ie 81.
The temperance question is exciting
much interest throughout the county, and
| see not but each party is equally in
terested withthe others but fear your
reporter may overlook the fact, however,
that the Whig Convention in this county,
lately assembled, forgot 10 pass any res
olutions on the subject, or TO commit il
selflin favor of the "Maine Law" The
Wings, hereabouts, predict the election
of the Democratic Candidate, and it is
believed he will be right.on the temper
ance question. whoever he may be,
whether the Democrats shall leave the
question out of their resolutions or not.
The Spencer Family, ardently de-
voted to the cause of temperance, gave
a concert in the Baptist Church, here,
last night, to delighted audience. The
Maine Law, well adapted TO produce a
favorable effect upon the public mind,
was among the pieces OF the programme.
To-day, the ordinance Of the trustees
TO tosuppress the use of intoxicating drinks,
takes effect in this township. The bot
ties have been removed from the bar
rooms, and the groceries are closed
against the sale. 1t is to be hoped it
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The "star in the East"
OR, THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW
AIR, "Ye Banks and Braes of Bonny Doom. {"

v
That Eastern Star-that Eastern STAR
We hail with joy its glorious beams
To millions gaZing from afar,
Lise Beth ehems Star OF Peace it seems.
o, may it rise to zenith skies,
Dispelng dark and fearful gloom,
Till by its clear and truthful rays,
lntemperance shall read its doom. TJ
That Star arose mid storm and cloud,
And storms and clouds beset its way;
They strive those glorious beams to shroud,
Which herald theapproaching day.
0, bid it rise, to zenith skies,
And let it spread its glories far,
Till all our land with grateful eyes,
Admire this beauteous Eastern Star.
That Eastern Star--that Eastern STAR ..
We hail its promise with delight;
The eyes OF suffering millions are
Turned to its rays Of hope and light.
And many prayers are winged on high,
That God would bless its onward way,
Till that best dawning shall be nigh,
Which ushers in the glorious day.
o Thou, who DER fair Judah's plains.
Z Didst send liat.wondrous Star to shine,
Harbinger Of the Lord OF Life,
He who was man, and yet Divine,
Smile on our cause, and let the day
,J Be not far distant, which shall see
TIL unhOly traffic" passed away,
A legend, evermUre to be.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09

By HOWAbD DURHAM.
The snow was thick and falling fast,
As through western village passed
reeling man with reddened nose,
And thus he yelled while almost froze, ..
tT,.f "Rumsellerr'
His brow was dark, his eye beneath
Flhs1ed with the maddening fire Of death,
And like the voice OF demon rung
The thrilling accent Of his tongue,
'aEtEg. ..# .t '. "Rumseller p
5, From happy homes had died the light, .
The fires no more cleaned warm and bright,
The people all were snug in bed, .
But started at that voice SO dread
H@l f.|. "Rumsellerl"
"Stranger, be still, !" an old man said, .i r.
AS from window glanced his head
"The people all are fast asleep," ..''.
But roared that voice as from the deep,
...HI "Rumseler !"
"Come in" maiden said, "aud rest, III
You seem to be so much Oppressd"--
He only cast lingering eye,
And louder yelled, without sigh,
~. tRumseller l'
"Beware the stream that flows beyond,
You ne'er may see your wife so fond,"-
This was the old mans last good night;
The wretch replied, far out OF sight,
"Rumseler p
At break Of day some people went
Toward the stream with sad intent,
II haply DER the log had crossed,
The man who walled 50 | Ike the lost, -
"Rumseler p
There, washed upon the shore, they found
His body miserably drown'd, F v.
Swept by the torrents maddening tide,
When on that fearful night he cried 0 IFr
"Rumseer |"
Beware beware thou of the bowl
Lose not thy body and thy soul ,-
Like him who woke the midnight air
With that last sigh Of wild despair
"Runseler !''