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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-15
DR. Al. VANDEIssLICE.
InrIsyILLE. Ky

Late professor of Ecole Ciinone Medicine OF Phar
maciale Paris, having been pracucing Medicine 2s
years past, ,,,
= gereraly that he continues to devote his time
and Attention TO the alienation OF human surey1ng, oy
curing the following diseases: Coughs, Cords Asthma
las c;out Rheumatism, Scrofula W hite Swe gs, Dis
euss of he skim Nervous affections; Fever and Ague,
Th ccess which Er. has met ny his pecu
liar way of treating all kinds Of diseases has been as
The most desperate cases after repeated
failures Of the most eminent the county
take the cure Of all patients without charge excepting
The cost OF the medicine requir fee until after the
restoration of their health ana me M ; =; ~
principle upon which Or. Vandersce is governed In all
cases with his practice
Persons afflicted with Bilious &C.. &C. can have them
entiry removed and permanently cured oy Dr. W sno
can bear testimony to hi wonderful success
Families suffering with Irregularities, nervousness o
bty &C., can be permanently cured oy inc Ss ~
DR. Vanderslice. Ladies let no scrupes nor ialse Is
cacy hinder you from applying in proper person.
Won can be so readily restored to health
Diseases OF peculiar character are guaam sire or
removed in a few days, radically without onehsne %
Sa,s.s,;ons medicnes Dr. v. being eminenuy succss.
fu in this branch Of ractiee: Pauen.s moa s nine bv
time and money, to nothing Oh al no matte rbox
RNIhs nm mn i, Standing IL may have been, atno ougn
~. - ns nav Ipyildsi your true i'ees. - ~ .Ppy
~ N, " AZ once who has the proper mee'ees '" e's
all cases. ,vs N say further that he has
,,, hin rems dies prepared in sciehn In .
manner under his own eye. ~ 80 hong with full direction
IN WHEN US therefore invalids rom an! seeuon Oh
NV 70 nv addressin letter. posi- paie, 70 ne aoc
Tor. stating SYMPTOMS symptom se as them.
advice an, hours from l2 O'Clock, a; n ana rom
sto6P.M. son.a a, the Pavilion Hotel on
" LII on and after this date. he wiz remain
.o,n. eight ten days.
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In a few days the Thirty-second Congress
will expire, and leave behind il a reputation
which we believe no future Congress will en-
ulate. Never before in the history of legisla-
ton have such large opportunities for useful
ness been so miserably wasted. Never be-
fore have private rights been SO reckless.y
and wantony trifed with. It's committees
burdened with drawers full of unreported re-
ports, and its tables grooming under piles Of
unfinished and uninterrupted business, the
Thirty-second Congress will be ever hereaf-
ter remembered for its admitted incapacity
for business and its immense Democratic ma
jorities.
The Democratic press have charged upon
the Wings want of tact in administration.
Let us see how it goes with Democratic Iegis-
lation!
A Democratic President of the Senate,
Democratic committees, and Democratic
majority of more than two to one:
A Democratic Speaker of the House of
Representatives, Democratic committees, the
most important numbering six Democrats to
three Wings, and Democratic majority on
the floor of fifty-two members-and no re-
ports from committees for nine months, and
Tor ten months barred out from the Speakers
table by the continuance of few factious
members.
Is not thisa pretty account to give Of leg
islatiyeye Does not fearful responsible
ity rest somewherel And wherei
On the Democratic Speakers committees,
and members of the two Houses. No fac
tious impediments to public business have in
any instance been interposed by Wing men,
bers. T..ese have been raised by Democrats,
and with the Democracy must rest the respon-
sibiiity for the misconduct of its members.
Materials have been accommodating during
he last two years that demonstrate how en- |
rely incapable Democratic majority is of
wise and useful Legislation. With Demo-
ratio Executive in whom the people have ex-
pressed the highest confidence in advance, it |
vill be impossible to contrive and carry out |
my measures really beneficial unless we can
lave Wing majority and Wing Speaker
If the House Of Representatives.
Washington Republic.
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STAND ERECT!
AN ENTIRE NEW THING (!

DR.. Earll's Superior Shoulder Braces 1t combines
ghtness durability entire efficiency in throwing back
the shou dcrs expanding the Ghost, thereby giving the
Lungs free acon-ro Ladies cannot be too highly re-
commended for though Anti corset, it ali the
good designs OF one, retaining the entire weight of
Skirts and preventing the highly injurious pressure Of
at he same time they receive all the benefit Of the
Shoulder Brace.
All you hump backed, round-shouidered, narrow
che sted halfcrcuiar men, women, and children, call
at the Drug.Sto of WooLstY & LINK, or on the
Proprietor at the City Hotel where he will remain for
n feSv DAYS fees lwd-3tw52
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ALL RIGHT
THE LOWER E>LAnGEME

THE LOWER ENLARGE MENT
omce Of Inc CITY Clerk until Saturday the 18th day
Of March, 1853 for grading OF Eim Pine First and
Water Streets in the Lower McGarys Enlargement
of the city Persons presenting proposals may 90 30 ior
he whole or any part of the work.
BY order OF the Council.
m ? I'd JOHN j. CnANDbch, OioIA.
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EVANSVILLE q PETERS

CAN AZ fACA6I.
ne NEW AND SPLENDID CANAL PACKET
= 30. hOW1cy, GLASGOW, Master, will run the
ensuing season as regular packet from Evansville 10
re.ersouTgh and intermediate landings II Is expected
ina. she Will De able TO commence running In the fore
part Of January as the reservoir in Gibson county,
ana extend her trips to Petersburgh and Washington
As the canal IL completed. As her owners have
use9 every exertion to have their boat completed and
eaoy ior business az soon the canal In navg BILE
ORDER they hope the public will award to them liberal
patronage.
For freight or passage apply to
ROWLEY e. GLASGOW,
oecZswu Or the owners on board.
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JOHN J. CHANDLER,
Attorney at Law q Real Estate Agent;
iSo agent Of The National Loan Fund Life Assur.
ance Society Of London and New York; Capital,
Ponce on Locust street, oppn.ite the
Snef"ooo mouse. novl7
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REGULAR OUISvILLE AND ST. LOU.
ISDAILY u. s. MAILLINE.

AM - The fELEGRAPH No. 9. Carr. TccK-
ER Master. will pass Evansville for -.
9 n Louis every Sunday night at Is O'clock
For freight or passage apply to 0Reily d Mitchell
on board. mar36md --rtf
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PHILADELPHIA, March ~
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
reduced the fare on bacon, beef, lard,
VIII skey, pork. and lard oil to so cents per
hundred from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia or
Baltimore.
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DRESS GOODS.
THE largest description OLA ms Of every ka -
i brought 10 this market and fuii assofsmons VI
msr9 MERRITT FIELD & co
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- AT THE EAGLE kESTAURAT fns lot
WN Il Jof fresh Baltimore Oysters for sale bv me
SHkSX Can. Whole Cans 81 20; Hall Cans 20
fe526 ]. A. FRAZER.
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VTTADDING. Batting and Cotton Yarn; full
wv ment of the above goods for sale by
mar MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
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TO WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MERCHANTS,
SPRING TRADE OF 1853.
POLLARD, PRATHER q SMITH.
AAkCfAcTuRERs AND DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.

1SAoA AL, FAAVdGH e SMITH.
AAkCFAcTuRERs AND DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
NO. 455 MAIN ST., LOUISVILLE, KY.
largely increased our facilities especially
- In our manufacturing department. we can conf.
IDENTITY say TO the Western and Southern yst
Ing or ordering goods from this ct that we are
uaea Mih stock of goods in our line unsurpassed in
quantity and quality and that we are fully abe 10 com
pete In price with the Eastern manufacturers.
IL has for several years past become evident to all
VINO purchase Hats, Caps &C., Ia this city that the quail
NY OF the goods are superior and at the same time az
low as they can b, bought in any market United
The DRESS HAT introduced by US for our Spring
trade shall be the Hat to suit the OF and
Western gentlemen.
Having, Last fall. received the two first Premiums at
the hentucky State Fair for the finest Hats we can
to our friends that this Spring fashion Dress Hats will
compare with any effort heretofore made by ourselves
trade. RS
Our stock Of every description OF Hats and Straw
Goods Is now full and complete to which we invite at.
tention.
We are largely engaged In the manufacture of Wool
and Plantation Hats which we will sell nj factory pri
ces. -
febe-weow.sm POLLARD. PRATHER e. SMITH.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OtIARK'S Commentaries, latest edition; BRUSH Flo
I ouence by Goodrich; Napoleon Dynasty; Lossng's
p IA HOOK II the Revolution, Ranets rchitect vols
cor n,et dickens Cp rstmas Tales: Castle Avon; lal
!. g ewar, and other late works. Also-School Books
and tationary in quantity. For sale by ,,,,,yz,r
RATHBONE & WHEELER.
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TUST Received-very Elegant Editions.
Episcopal Prayer Book gilt.
Parish Psalmody do
Pslams and Hymns do
Methodist Hymns do
Ursuline Manuals do.
And a general assortment Of Bibles and Tessment..
mars RATHBONE 81 WHEELER.
CtHEEsE-5o boxes In store and for sale by
I AwNS, 10 Cases new st,les Fancy Lawns, received
i 4 and for sale by JAS. LOW & CO.
mari Az Main str Louisville Ky.
DLACK COTTON VELVET RIBBoN-Isoo pcs as.
ID sorted widths. received and for sale by
JAMES Low e. CO.,
fcbsS All Main street. I.ouisvi',e.
BOOTs & SHOES.
THE FIRST shipment Ola large Spring Stock. jus,
ceived, including Mems. Boys and Youths Brogans
and Calf Boots, b., V.K. HENDRICKS & CO.
mar ,
EVANSVILLE n 1T MANUFACTORY.
Spring Fashion, Centiemen's Hats.
T SHALL Introduce my Spring style of Gentemen's
is admirably neat. AMI tie qualify the best that fine
tcrias and good work manship can possibly produce.
ders from distance, rely on their being promptly
and carefully rlled. L. VAUTlER.
mari First street I'd door above Main
HARPER FOR MARCH
lust Received, Harpers's Magazine for March, for
u sale by Iniar3 SAMUEL LISTER.
TO CARPENT FRS.
lust Received, Banleii's Splendid Work on Archi-
lecture, in svolumes complete, contain ing various
designs in every variety Of building The best book
the subjecl ever published.
CoFFEE 50 ss choice deep green Rio just received
~ per steamer Glendy Burke. and for sale by
5. l.. GILBERT d co.
mari Sycamore near Water.
MoU Candies. 3 boxes hes, qqsy for sale low
Sxea
HARPER FOR MARCE.
HAy be had by calling Immediately at
u mur3 RATHBoNE Ok wHEELER'S Bookstor.
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
WE are selling fresh Baltimore Oysters at Csc
fobss ~ '-'' anu '''' ALLis & HowEs.
CoLoRED BONNET sILKs-a5 pes Gros do Naples,
febas JAS. LOW & CO., Az Main ST., LOU, Ky.
- sorted qualities $40 doz fancy silk Gimp assorted
qualities received this day and for SAFE by
febas JAS. Low & CO.. Az Main ST., Lou, Ky.
INST R.,s,v.s- MAPS.
Map ofthe Western States;
" Tourists uuide through the U. &.
Maps of Indiana. Illinois. Tennessee. Kentucky &c.
mara EATHBONE & WHEELER.
CLovEs. 20 doz. Ladies superior colored Kid.
Dress and for sale by imarsl Jas. Low 60.
GRAPE.
NOOBoXES white and eolored, received and for |
NW saleby JAMES LOW IL co. |
[mart ALT Main street Louisville Ky. |
UNANCY BUTTONS, 400 gioss Dress Buttons, IS great
II gross agate do. received and for sale by
JAMES Lew IL CO.
lmar4 All Main street Louisville Ky.
NEW CROP SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-
IN 800 hhds Fair aud Prime Sugar;
l5U0 bbls Molasses, in Benefits Cooperage.
To arrive and for sale by BEMENT g. VlELE.
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Washington Correspondence.

NAvY-YARD, July 80, 1858.
THE Neav Ordinance BRiEdtng-E1pcrimcu
q! Me Battery-Theiutea dcuHce Of Wages.
The new ordnance building will soon be
finished. The carpenters are now actively en-
gagged in laying the floor, and the painters
have given the tin roofing one coat of red
paint, which, by the way, has almost changed
its color in cons quence of the dust settling
upon the surface.
We have said, heretofore, that this build
ing Will be the finest in the maynard; and
VIC arc still of the same opinion. The stone
work cannot be surpassed, (ha,ing been con-
structed under the superintendent of Mr.
Robert E. Doyle,) by worthy class of stone
masons, who will long be remembered by the
writer of this article The brick work is also
good, as all must admit who have inspected
the building
Mr.. j. A. DahIgren still continues his ex-
perlments at the battery near the ship-house
We are not able to state for what purpose
these experiments are performed, but we be-
lleve that the works may be of benefit to the
Government--onc Of these davs
Many of the mechanics are pleased, while
some are dissatisfied with the late increase of
pay. Indeed, we think that the master work
men have made ~ fish of one and flesh of
anothert' else why such marked difference
in the pay Of men employed at the same
work? Do the mastcr-workmcn know that
they have men to deal with. or do some of them
forget-that they themselves once handled the
file or welded the hammer? Let them an
Swcr. VULCAN
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Iron Tuesday evening last six counter
felters were arrested near CINCINNATI
In their houses were found $4,000 in
counterfeit money, all on the State Bank
OfOhio, except some fives on the Fairfield
County Bank of Connecticut. Bogus
dies and implements were found, but the
plates were not discovered.
GT The Congressional contest in Ash
land, Ky, district is waxing warm, and
bets are running high on both sides. The
election for Congressman takes place on
the first Monday of October.
OTProfessor Silliman, ST., of the Chair
of Chemistry and Geology in Yale Col
lege, and DIR. Eli Jones, Professor of the
Theory and Practice of Physic in the
same institution, have rendered their
designations. They give way to younger
men.
GA serious accident occurred yester.
day at the Parkersbug Tunnel, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. As several
men were engaged in blasting rocks, 9
premature explosion took place by which
five of them were seriously injured. Theil
names were McKabe, McKale, Burns
Jennings, and Maloney.
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his town hook" He makes no charge for the
good he may accomplish, and is content to cast
his bread upon the waters, trusting to Provi-
dence for its return through the lowly medium
of rag picking To stop his preaching in the
public streets would subvert the fundamental
bulwark of his faith, for he opposes all church
ediiices, and believes preaching in them radi-
cally wrong. His prerogatiye is to say what
he pleases, and enjoy the innate satisfaction
of knowing that those who do not like it can
''lump it." Such is brief outline of the his
tory of Blind Johnny" who has thus sud-
denly sprung into greatness.
There was another indignation meeting in
the Square this afternoon-several speeches
made dc. The Mayor sent communication
to it, in his usual laconic style, referring his
friends to his card published this morning, in
forming them that he did not intend to re-
sign. His honor's course reminds me some
what of the story of an ancient colonial
preacher in this country, who held his APP
pointmcnt from the King. He was social,
good-natured old fellow-could turn a jack,
crack a joke and drink grog with any of his
parishioners. Finally, these sins became too
glaring; when the good men Of his flock shut
down upon him, and bolted the church door to
prevent his entrance. Sabbath came, and
Rev. Whittaker-for that was his name-waS
seen with crowbar making his way through
bolts and bars. Being asked why he did so,
he replied thus-"Fricnds, L know you have
very bad preacher, but 1 have a very good
parish, and intend to keep it,
Business presents no new feature. Flour is
firmer at 50 IL So 25 Grain shade better,
with increased receipts RoDERICK
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AUCTION SALES.
By E. N. sTRArT0N, Auctionssr,

Penn arenuc south side, 10tk street.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON CAPITOL. HILL, AT AUCTiON.-0H
TUESDAY, July 18th, at O'Clock p M, ON ehe
premises shall sell al public auction, the following
described valuable property, viz: Lot NO. i, IN
square No. f51, with all the improvements, consist
ing of large Brick Dwelling, containing twelve
apartments. with large frame Stable, and other
convenences, for genteel family residence. Also,
a new two story Brick Building calculated for a
country Produce and Grocery business, being upon
the main road leading 60 Bladensburg. The whole
premises contain 1888 square feet, fronting 40 feet
more or less ON Maryland avenue, (scuth 'FRONT.' by
100 feet ON Sd street east.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
The north part OF Lot 10. fronting % feet On ID 81,
east with depth of 100 feet and the south part of
same lot fronting % feet inches by l64 feet ines
deep.
The sale Of the property will be absolute, and at
ords rare opportunity for Capitalists or persons de
sirous of securing valuable private residence ana
business stand
Terms: One fourth cash the residue IN equai M
stalments at six twelve and eighteen months, WIN
interest, secured by deed of trust.
Cunveyancing at The expense of purchaser.
jy 20 dts (lntel 4 Union)
The above sale IL postponed from
Tuesday, 26th 10 FRIDAY, 29th, account Of the
rain. july 2c-1
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Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, July $50 P

BALTIMORE, July $50 P. N.
The street-preaching and temperance lee
turing excitement, from present indicatio 3,
is about to ''fzzle OUT 1t seems to have
dwinded down into a matter of fun and
amusement for half grown boys, and others
fond of display. The ambition of a few
would-be public speakers has been partially
Sratifed by their having an opportunity to
appear as orators, and see their names in
print. lis pleasing, sure, to see ones name
in print and speech is speech, although
there's nothing int This applies pretty well
to those who harangued the populace at the
recent t'latg7lation meetings
The whole affair appears eliminating into
this important question-''How do you stand
upon the Blind Johnny question - Next only
in magnitude is the query-''How are you on
the goose question:" Blind Johnny, as he is
Familiarity termed, it would appear, is the
| head and front of this offending. As the his
| tory of all great men becomes interesting, and
| belongs not alone to themselves, but to their
country, (when circumstances draw the veil
that eclipsed their greatness, } it may be inter-
! estng to give your readers brief biographi-
cal outline of this newly discovered prodigy.
| Blind Johnny, as | learn, served his coun-
| try in the Florida war, where he had the mis-
fortune to lose an arm. Subsequently, the
sight of one eye failed him, and afterwards
the other grew dim, near unto blindne IS. From
soldering, his attention was directed to the
humble, but honest occupation of picking up
rags from the street, and selling them to the
highest bidder In this mode of merchan-
dizing he still continues, adding to it the two
professions-or callings, perhaps, may be a
better expression-of preaching and temper
ance lccturing. lie processes to belong to the
inUasiNe chmrch eschews- all sectarianism
creeds and professions, standing and preach
ing upon the broad independent platform Of
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Washington Dyeing Establishment.

J. L. BERk LEY, DYER SCOURER.
Pennsylvania Gcenuc hclcccn 9th and 10Th Streets op-
POsitc ShoTlf's Iron Hail.
'tNllE subscriber grateful for tie liberal pa
4 frontage with which he has been favored hopes
by punctii, personal attention TO bu. mess mcrit
an increase Particular attention is paid to the dye
my oi fine Dress Goods, Curtains. Sc. Also, to
dvcinc aud cleansing Ccntlemcn's wearing apparel.
Persons having damaged or deaced goods can have
them re-coored in the piece. I'm this branch he
feels assured that his mode cannot he surpassed.
The subscriber has an improved method of coloring
and cleaning Grape ShawiS, which Will be found to
give entire satisfaction. Persons wishing Carpets
cleaned can have them done i'll the best manner by
sending them before the busy season commences.
iy al-.u
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ROSENKRANZ PIANOS.

GcczEt3 Just received, two superior Instruments,
"a q 81 with and without the iron frame, from
The above celebrated uIanu!lc;nry. They We're Sc
lccied, IN person, from a large importation direct
from the original manufactured. and to superior
beauty ot tone, dclicacy OF touch and interior work
Han~IIp, we challenge competition 10 produce their
equals. These instruments will warrant. if re-
qIIircd, for any reasonable number of years; but
Judges will conccde that instruments like these we
offer need no better guarantee than presented on
first trial and inspection. They made express
y for this market being vanished instead of polish
ed. All persons desiring To heal, purchase
really good piano, VIII please give the subscribers
Il call.
We offer for sale very reasonably also. a superior
I'VE octave MELODEON, piano STYLE, with the
swell attachment. Terms moderate. Second hand
pianos taken part pay for new ones.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
IilLBUS & IIITZ,
Music Depot, Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, four doors west of 10th street.
i,r.D 6i,,-
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By C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE Of PRINTING MATERIAL.
L On MONDAY morning, August l, at 10 O'Clock,
by virtue of deed of trust, shall SELL al the pub
fishing office of the American Telegraph" on the
east side of Sixth street, south Of pennsylvania ave
nue., the following Printing Material, VIZ:
1 Hoe & Co.'S Double Cylinder Napier Press,
with Taylor air springs, bed 81 by Al
6 Double Stands, with racks
! Single Stand
Standing Galleys
Imposing Sticks
l Imposing stone, "a by 10
do do "A by 81
Z Brass GaIIeys
500 lbs Nonpareii
200 lbs. Brewer
Head Type, Leads, Rules, Cuts, Chases
Stove, Tables, Chairs, and Office Fixtures.
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum. a
credit oftwo -four, and six MONTHS for notes salts
factcrily endorsed, bearing interest.
J. T.. MCGUIRE,
jy 23-d Auctioneer.
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Arrival of the Falcon.
New ORLEANS. july q. |

NEW ORLEANS, July 2 1888.
The steamship Falcon arrived here
from Aspinwall. The steamer Georgia
left Aspinwall for New York ON the Goth
inst, with the California mails, passen-
gers and treasure of the lst July.
The steamship Empire City sailed from
their port for New York, via Havana,
yesterday.
The yellow fever is somewhat milder
The deaths during the past week amount
cd to 429.