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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-20
DIR GRAVES FAMILY MEOICIN..a

DIR. GRAVE'S FAMILY ME DIClN b.
EMBRACING his celebrated Ague, Pills that never
IT, fail to the Auge chills intermant Fevers in
Ill their complicated forms.
Also his popular Anti Billions. Anti Dyspeptic purify
ing and cathartic Pills, that have been much made
of for the of Dyspeptc Liver complaint and
Digestion ad giving so much relief without the Of
Mercury.
Also his Pain Extractor that fails give imedi
relief from pain. in the scalds and
old Ulcers Sead and letter. and very valuable
Rheumatic pains, and pains in the br EAST.
Also his Cholera Pills, for Diarrhoa. Dysentery or
Flux, &c.
Also his Worm Pills an exec ent worm destroyer, and
will expel them from the systematic above p-epara-
tons have besn sold and extensively made
eight years past throughout the Western States and
stands high in the estimation of thousands that have been
cured by them. Sold by
KELLER & FARNSLEY, Druggists.
Evansville lrd. sept7
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PER Funny EERN.
Fresh arrival sEncVy and fashiOnab Ii
Summer Goods.

CONSISTING OF great variety Of White, Buff and
~ fancy Linen and Marsees Goats. Pants and Vests.
silk Plush and silk Luster Box and Loose Sack Goats
all made after the latest and FASHIONABLE ety lie 81
MACK q LOBENSTINE'S
Western Star Clothing store Cor. Sycamore 81 Water
sts., under Pavilion Hotel. iy5-u.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
VVTILLlAM BELL. is just opening on Main street,
wv opposite the Bank. large and well selected stock
Of leather and findings, consisting in part Of
1000 sides Of sole leather, Hemock aud spanish oai
tanned.
50 doz morocco, No. l. Q. and 4, Tampico extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
IS doz Kip-Prme City, heavy country, light me
dunn
90 dOz Cochineal Roam
10 Pink blue and green do
30 Linings-Pink, blue. and green.
20 Bindngs-Lindsey's cape goat and sheep.
Patent Kid skins.
$50 Calf skins-light. heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron,
9 Oil thong leather,
10 Madras Kid
90 bbls pegs.
$40 prs. lasts.
Boot trees rasps avis, pncers nails balls, tacks
stamps thread, buffers, slicker wheels, keys hooks
aud ali other tools and materials by shoe makers
all of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-20

GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.
DAVIS'S DIARRHOEA CORDIAL
I s the safest and best remedy known for Diar
Il rhoea, Dysentery, Cholera, Summer Complaint Of
Children and all of loosenes the bowels of
lcng standing. II only needs trial to prove its
wonderful efficacy and with safety be given TO the
youngest infants Prepared it'll great of the best
materials, by A. DAVIS. Loudon, Tennessee,
J. c. DAVIS, Evansville, Ind.
And for sale wholesale and retail by
HALL0CK & STODDsRD,
WOOLSEY & LINCK,
ie2;d3m Evansville, Ind.
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FUVNuSasQNC c.onS
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE.
ON WATER STREET. TO HoRxBRoox & prR11,' OR

3. GUMBERTS, Wholesale and Re-
tail Clothing Manufacturer. has JUS
received a large assortment of Supe--
Nor Black Cashmere and various cola
ors; also, an assortment of Saftinetfs..
Casinctts and Tweeds; also, Black Silk
and Satin and other Vests, and COM
mon Vests Of all kinds. In connec-
ton with his large stock Of Clothing.
he will Keep fine assortment Of Bats
and Cans. Garnet Bags and Trunks.
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MEDICINAL.

YTNHESE RESTORATIVE PILLS lave been used in
private nraetice, with unprecet ened success for
20 years; they have never D. fore been onseo 70 ne
public. These pills distractions, open the nat.
ura passages OF the fluids of the bodyas the
tactical vessels.
harmless In their effects instead Of weakening and de-
bilitang the patient as Is usually the case with other
pills. they give ToSEt the ana
invigoratng both stomach and bowels and impafting
new lite and energy to every part OF the system
Being wholly vegetable they mild In their opera
ton, without gripping orany pam wna'eve, in.! are
ting and restorative character and need only TO oe tired
TO be approved OF by all such as are afflicted with the
horrible suffering from Dyspepsia or any OF the symp-
toms of a disordered stomach.
THE STOMACH is THE CENTRE OF SYMPATHlES.
n with S1as erFs
gum. These in their send branches to the Pha-
ynx and arynx tn esophagus the vessels OF the neck
end heart the lungs the liver, the spleen and the eia
Thi distribution will account for many ofthe sympa.
hes between the stomach and other parts or organs OF
the body.
It's unnecessary TO go farherthan primary derange-
ment of the stomach to account for the multitude or
ressing symptoms with which many are a1lced, such
Indigestion, Billiousness IDrowsiness, Debility.
Acidity; Extreme Languof and tx.
A sense of oppression at the hauston,
Dit OF the stomach Restl ,ssness, Costiveness;
Depression ofspiritsr Headache,
Heaviness, Extreme nervous agitation.
Cold hands and feet Palptation Of the heart,
Numbness the limbs and An ncapabiliIy for the least
other parts, exertiOn.
Vertigo Nausea (Mistiness and indistinctness
Difficulty of Respiration, of vision.
StupJr. "A temporary loss OF memo
Unpleasant Taste in the ~,
mouth. particularly when, "A sense OF Emptiness
rising the morning, {Pulsel ssfreque ntand more
Dull, heavy pain aud sense, feeble than usual.
of weight i'm the head, Emaciation and extreme
Dependency. Debility.
With many other distressing mptc arising from a
disordered stoma h. till Of last all the faculties OF the
mind seem Frustrated with the energies Of the body
from all Ofwhich the sufferer obtain relief IN
few hours. by Hdlstels Rnoyating and Restorative
Pills. and by adhering TO the directions accompanying
the Pills. feels IL new life and energy were
mpart ID to- the whole system.
Persons purchasing these Pills will Re careful to OBJ.
that the OF q. HAlSTED lin gilt letters
black paper is affixed wrapper TO each box and
that none ,nuine unless labeled in this manner
PFor sale by Druggists everywhere. Principal
Depotat bURNET'S,
40. IL East Fourth street. Cincinnati, o.
PRICE FIFTY G. e Mt
For sale by KELLER FARNsLEY.
HALLOCK e. STODDARD,
WO0LSEY d LINZ X.
myl2 Agents.
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The above letter shows that in resl hot fire, RlcHs
SALAMASDERs the only Safes TO be depended upon
In the Pearl street fire. eleven Safes of different makerx
totally destroyed, RIcBs SAFE bidding def
the fames preserving notes, bonds and morga-
ges, the value OF 100000 The Chileohe ere is
rarallelcase-xvERy SAFE RcHs sdestroyed. These
repeated occurrences prove incontestby that Widers
Patent Sama nders with RICHs IMPROVEMENT, are the
best Safes made i'm United States, in the whole
world. They can be had at the DEPoT, 146 WATER 81
and at the FACTORY, corner Of ST. Marks PLACE and
ATEsuEA, New York. STEARNS IL MARVIN.
Also, at the folloning Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
l.. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, S. c.
THOMPSON ~ ONDESBURYS, Baltr- ore, Md.
HOLY0AKES, LOWNES IL CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY IL MORLEY, Toledo, o.
AI.lIS IL HOWES, Evansvill la,
s. SHEPARD d CO., Buffalo. N. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lock port, n. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. IL. CAMPFlELD Savannah, Ga.
HALL e. MOSES, Columbus. Ga.
DE'HOSSET & BROWN Wilmington, y. D.
WIN. X ,NDALL, -. Paul, M I.
MORLEY 81 RAYNOLDS. Cleycland,O
HAVER, BOYD & GAINESVILLE, o.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester. n. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, NJ ontreal, Canada.
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SAFES.

TUST reed an assortment OF Rich q Co.'S Improved
d Patent Safes, which we will sell at New YORK manu-
ALLIS q HOWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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fSpresSl, fo this mark
OF ever article requiseto complete gentlemens ward.
robes.
COATS ANDCL OAKS
fine assortment. Of blue. brown grey drab Mnckin.w
Bankefs Box and Overcoats; fine lot of cloth coats Of
all sizes and prices: superior black blue French and
English Cloth Dress Frock and Sack Coats fun rinmed
Sattnett and Cashmeretie Coats brown green and grey
and all coors Of Tweed and Cashmere sack froc and
dress Coats, Roundabouts and Goats of all kinds.
PANTALOONS-Superiorb black and blue 10th and
cashmere pants fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes blue, black and steel mixed mixed SAITH
nett Pants and Corduroy pants every variety and
price 10 suit purchasers. m
FESTs-Back silk and satin Vests; fancy plain
velvet Vests fancy cashmere Vests saine vests and
common vests Ofall kinds. 'ITf
az FURNISHGNG GOODS.
-, All the late styles of plain and fancy silk E<XES
and satin Cravats, Scarfs and Stocks, white -
and all coors Pocket Handkerchefs Linen and Linen.
bosom Shirts Muslin and Flannel do Flannel and Net Un
dershrts aud Drawers SE collars every Kind of Beaver
Kid Thread and Cotton GLOVES: embroidered and plap
gum Suspenders; silk, gingham and cotton Umbrellas
Dodds Sherwood's and Chase's Hats also, Silk Hats
Caps, Boots, Shoes, walking canes &c.
All the above articles and everything else in the furnish
ing line will be sold at Cincinnati prices CASH.
We shall continue 10 receive supplies weekly du
ring the season from mandatory in Cincinnati
noV4 AHLERING g. DRUMMER.
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES

ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES
AVE manufacturing HEMP, COTTON. NE
w NIl.LA ROPES of all sizes and qualities. Bed
Cords Halter Rope Trot Lines FASH Cord, Tow Lines,
nd in every article the Cordage ne AL of whch
we will sell at Cincinnati prices. freight added.
We have commenced the work and ask be sustained.
All the articles manufacture for sale at Horn
brooks q Woodard's Water street, bet. Main and Syca-
more. my4 HANCOCK A DARR. 81
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DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES.
NEW GROCERY STORE.

~@O~N~% ~~~~~~~~>~~~-~~~~~~~~~
NEW GROCERY STORE.
ZEN hohD has just opened a FAMILY GROCEkf
~ on First street, next door to the Post Office. VIII re
ne VIII keep on hand the choicest selections in his line
winch the market affords. Fresh Butter, Cheese Eggs
Lard, Dried Meats, Mackerel, Coffee Sugar, Tea and
Moasses The highes prices paid for Country Produce
Every arucie warranted or no SALE The public are re
spectuily IL yed to call and Ben and his stock; il
ne don't trade there's no harm done. my26
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.
ME undersigned have just received and are openipp
Il now at then store Water et near corner Of
Man, very large and handsome stock of spring Goods
90 cases Fancy Prints, of the latests.yle;
10 do French Lawns:
do Barege de LANES;
do Fancy Popplins;
do bleached Muslins;
do Ripxas and French Cottonades.
Also large assortment OF Swiss Muslins, Jaconets
black and Fancy Silks, Bareges. EN- broderies Swiss
and yaconet Edgings and Insertings, Thre and Cot
ton Laces, Ribbons, Bonnets. bro yn and beached
Tsbeclohs Gloves, Hoseries, and good many other
things too numerous 10 mention.
ALSO:
fine stock Of ready mada Gardeners and Boys
Clothing. Hats, Caps &c, &c. We are now prepared
to supply all calls either Wholesale retail at cheaper
rate than ever before Call and examine the GooDs
we have just received, they worthy of examina.
uon mhs6 VIM. LOEWENTHAL & co.
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EAMASCO HAY SCALES.
THE Lamasco Hay Scales adjoining the Market House
l. a.e now completed. Persons wishing 10 use mem
Will please subscriber at Esqr Rowleys Of
flee. tyI4-tf FRANCIS JAUS.
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DEMCVALsCIhave removed my Office one SQUARE
II and half above Main street, near the Sherwoo,
House. on First street. and be found either there
residence square above at ali times unless Profes
sonally engaged i'm the city or its immediate vicinity.
mhl9-f DAN'L MORGAN, NJ. ID.
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THE a..
GREAT ERE IN CHILLlCOTHE,
GD H IL q -
One sthi I'd of the Town BurnttO Ashes

CmLLrcorHr, O., April 18th, 1852
Messrs. SrEARss & Marvin
Gentlemen: Yours of the 5th is at hand. In reply,
every Safe in the fire. EXCEPT YOURS has proven good
nothing. lost large Safe-rr WAS PERFECTLY DESTROY
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedient servt,
WHIT. CLEMONS.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

themselves to be thus hoodwinked, their
predictions and principles be trampled
on, and themselves treated as OF no account
in the political scale? 1t is time to teach
intolorants of every description lesson
that those who make party an engine OF
sectional views should depend on their own
resources. 1t is a notorious fact that a
rreat effort will be made in the next Leg
islature to effect division OF the State,
and the introduction of slavery. 1t is as
well-known that systematic efforts have
been and are being made to pack conven-
tions and secure the return of men to the
Legislature favorable, sab rosa till elected,
to these schemes. Thus only southern
men are put on the ticket, and of these,
where it can be avoided, only that few who
are believed by the wire-pullers to favor
these moves on the political chess board.
We shall allude to another question de-
clared by democrats to have influenced
these nominations, at another time.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

naLT The editor the Marysville Erpress
Col. Rust, does not dare to take the course
of man and admit, or the alternative o1
directly denying what we said in our paper
of the 18th. If he denies it we will prove
him liar forthwith by responsible wit
nesses. But he hangs round the verge O.
the matter, trying to sneak out of the posi-
tion his habit of tattling has got him into
by low abuse of ourself When he deals
with men let him drop the airs of a fawn
ing sycophant and the evasions of detec-
ted criminal.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

DAGUERREoTYPIsT.- have recently
examined several ikenesses taken by G.
D. Dornin, our popular young friend, OF
notables hereabout, and have never seen
dagucrreotypes that equal them in style
of execution, tone or color. he has verify
caught the sunbeam, and learned to de-
lineate with it at will. A picture of
Mons. Chenal at his favorite instrument,
the piana russo is we think his cAet
d. ouure. Our friends at Grass Valley
will be pleased to learn he is having a
suite of rooms fitted up at that place for
his art. 1t is great feature to have so
skilled an artist in their pleasant town.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

An officer passed through this city yes
terday morning, having in charge Mexi-
can, whom he was taking from Marysville
to Jackson to be tried for horse stealing.
We learn by passenger who came in the
stage last evening, that Immediately upon
their arrival at Jackson, the Mexican was
taken from the hands of the officers by a
crowd and hung upon the nearest tree.
The whole affair had but taken place as
the stage passed through jackson and we
are consequently unable to give particu-
lars.-S. Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

BAs We entered this canvass, as we did
the last, with design that as far as county
nominations are concerned, where every
one has the same means of information as
ourselves, we should indulge in no personal
remarks, confning ourself to general prin-
ciplcs. We shall regret to change this de-
termination on the occasion of attacks per-
sonal to ourself. If we are compelled to
change our ground by any vituperatiye op-
position, we give fair warning to gentlemen
in glass houses, we do not throw the first
stone. We will treat you with courtesey
as long as you allow us to do so.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

EB~ If the State Journal thinks any
thing we put forth On our own RESPONSE
bility, is mailed to the counter" by an
anonymous denial, it is mistaken. Fur
ther, if that paper wishes to open and con-
tinue the present campaign as it did the
last by blackguardism and personal attacks
on its opponents, it may have the game all
in its own hands. We shall pursue our
own course, uninhuenced by and careless Of
its opinion, being well sure we declare ol
matters under our personal observation
only the literal truth.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

PANAMA RoUTE.-The remarks of our
correspondent, j, Winchester, upon the
rival routes we publish for several reasons.
The principal is because we deem Mr..
Winchester rather spoiled child of the
press, it having been his vocation for years
to WELD the pen, and we give him license
we should not grant to others from that
fact. Our own impressions are decidedly
in favor of the Panama route. We have
travelled it several times, and can declare
after these opportunities of observation
that the company having control of it, and
especially the agent, Capt. Knight, are
most solicitous for the health and comfort
oftheir passengers, and have furnished con-
veniences far ahead of what the other line
can hope to equal for years to come.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

The Stockton Journal says that Free
man, who was i'm plicated by Dawson as an
accessory in the robbery on Mormon Is
land, had his exa animation before Justice
Baine, on Saturday last, who ordered him
to be taken to Sacramento for trial. He
leaves this morning, in the custody Of the
officers, and attended by his attorney
Dawson who was shot by the Sheriff in at
tempting his arrest, is not dead and will
probably recover.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

CAPT. WALDO i, plain working man,
not a speech-maker, as Gov. Blgler wei
knew when he addressed him an invitation 10
meet him on the stump. The letter was
written, doubtless, with no expectation that
Capt, Waldo would accept, under the clrcum- :
stances, the invitation, and that some capr-
tai could be made out of the matter. But
the Capt. has shown that if he don't gas on
the stump, he can WELD pen with so much
effect that Mr.. Bigler made nothing by his
motion. Mr.. Waldo is an unpretending man,
of sound Judgment, good information, mos:
excellent common sense, an honest man, the
noblest of Gods work, and in California,
among officials, apparently the rarcst He is
no politician, reeking with the spoils of office
like Gov. Bigler, but man of the noblest
sentiments. the most enlarged beneyolence
and humanity When his fellow citizens were
starving amid the SHOWS of the Sierra Ne
vada, he didn't stop to make speeches, but
rushed like brave and good man, to their
comfort" all his earthly substance.
But Gov. Bigler may congratulate himself
that he postponed extending the invitation
until after both himselfa and Capt Waldo had
made their arrangements for the campaign,
for were Capt. Waldo to go with him, and in
his plain way tell the people what he had
done for the suffering immigrants and their
wives and children they would hiss John
Bigler from the stump. Every voice would
be raised for the peoples friend, William
Waldo, for Governor. They would say there
is the man to rule over US. He is one of us,
is working man, is good man, is an hon.
est man, has worked with the shovel and
the pick, and he is the man who shall re-
ceive our votes.
We copy the above from the Sacramento
Union, and from our personal acquaintance
with the Captain, feel confidence in his
ability to upset the willy schemes of honest
John. .-lfarysrille Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29
nv 6I
proceedings.

MADISON WALTHALL, a gentleman well
known in this state c,and treasurer Of the relief
committee in 1850, writing from Stockton
to the Sacramento Union, after drawing a
picture OF the great distress Of the emigration
in that year, and Of the inadequate means set
in operation for their help, says
cit was under this state of things, that
Capt. Waldo determined to devote his all to
the relief of the distressed, against the re-
monstrance Of friends at such an act of per-
sonal sacrifice. But it seemed that his heart
was fixed on it, and he went under the pat
ronagc of the committee, not only with una
nimity, bat the greatest cordiality, and any
vote of thanks might have been given him
for the noble deed which he had done, and
none at that day questioned the disinteres
ted benevolence of the act, and the personal
sacrifices he had made and it does seem
that every noble impulse of the human heart
should prompt those, for whose political ben
eft the recent attacks are made on Capt
Waldo, to come out and speak for what they
would have said for William Waldo when
they audited his accounts and recommended
to the government to pay it; they have the
power to stop this SANDER, and they are con-
scious of its entire want Of foundation; and
if they do not stop it, they will be justly
charged with being accessory to foul and
wanton attack on an innocent and injured
man, with this difference, that the accessory
will be much worse than the principal, be-
cause the former know Of their own knowl-
edge that the charges are false, while the
principal may, and perhaps does to seme OK
tent, believe them true.
MADISON WALTTIALL.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

We learn from Mr.. Casey, of this place,
that the Irishmen of this county have rails
ed purse of $1,000, to be presented to
Capt. Kendrick, of the American barque
Otranto, for assisting the Irish patriot
O'Donohue, who was so long confined in
Van Diemen's Land, to escape to our own
free republic. Shasta Courier.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

New STAGE LINE.-Mr. Conner has
put in operation the past week, regular
stage line between this City and Grass
Valley The carriages and horses are
handsome, and in good condition, and
make the trip three times day each way.
The charges are low, and the accommoda-
ton by the line very great. There is a
great deal of travel between these two
points, and the enterprise will be well sus-
tanned. The stages start from the Nevada
Hotel, and returning from the Beatty
House McRoberts is the agent.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

MILE LOLA MoNTEz.-The people of
Nevada have been entertained the past
week for several nights with the perform
ances of the eccentric and accomplished
woman whose name heads this note. The
houses have been crowded with an enthu-
siastic audience, at double the usual prices.
The lady has exhibited herself here in her
most gracious mood, and shown that where
the Jesuits and other annoyances intrude
not like spiders on her arrangements, she
can be as sunny as any of her sex. She
has reversed many prejudices that had OBJ
tanned against her in the public mind, (of
course all emanating from the malignant
" fathers long legs" that crawl over the
path of merit and will leave here with the
good wishes of all devotees to amusement.
She gives farewell concert on Saturday
night, when she will of course have a
crowded house. Her speeches are not
the least piquant part of her entertain
ments, and take an audience by storm by
the pregnant hits they contain. Lola has
made a decidedly successful visit to the
mountains. Her two supporters, Mons.
Chenal and Eigenschenck, are most accom-
plished performers, and of themselves host
in entertainment.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

~ We are informed by the agent that
Miska Hauser will visit this place in few
days for the purpose of giving series of
musical concerts, of which due notice will
be given He is noted as one of the greatest
performers of the age.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

R1~ Grammar and Josephson have COM
pleted their fire-proof building in the rear
of their store, and are now enjoying the
security it affords. 1t is a fine piece of
work, and able to resist volcano.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-29

WIN. w. HAWKS, ESQ, Whig candidate
for Clerk of the Supreme Court at the last
State election, and one of the most talented
and promising young lawyers in the State,
has resumed the practice Of his profession
in San Francisco.