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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

II. II. II.
ITS MODUS OPERANDL. d
TT instantly Stops Paint
u 1t Instantly Checks Diseassii
Ii Instantly Removes its Cause ~
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Will Stop the most Tormenting Painsi
Will Allay the most Exeruciaiing Cramp. and spasmsl
Will Soothe the most Violent lrritatonsl!!
In Il r. r psILr " CURES
Throughout the United States, many hundreds Of the
most obstinate cases of
rheumatism, Gout,
iSm Lam sD..' Spinal Complaints,
Chill fnm, rsser' s AsSs G e. ,Ss R,,.
IL Hourly Cures Thousands Of
Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, ~
Dysentery, Cramps and Spasms,
Sick Headache, Sore Throat
Tie Doloreux, Coughs End Colds,
Sour Stomach, Influenza,
Bad Breath. Tightness Of the Chest,
Sick Stomach, Biiiousness.
-i. Ii Instantly Cures
Tens Of Thousands Of the most Excruciating Pains
in few moments.
: Pains In the Back, tE
Pains I'm the Shoulders.
Pains in the Muscles, -
Pains in the joints,
Pains around the Heart.
Pains around the Liver.
Pains around the Kidney.
Pa ms IN the Head. the Face, the Feet, the Arms.
Side, and Stomach,
Neuralgia Pains
'a. Nervous Pains
Rheumatic Pains
Sciatic Pains,
Syphiiic Pains.
Sharp and Acute Pains Heavy and Grumbling Palms,
Aches " all kinds,
F Faes Acme Acme Too, Sf asss.
Spinal Complaints
Are suddenly Relieved from all Painful feelings by
X. X. X. Relief.
LES!
LEAP FOR JOY!
The Crippled and Bed-rdden are instantly relieved
/, by the X. X. r.
Every Day
we have cases where the crippled and stinjonted
hobble their way TO Laboratory. to received its
soothing influence
/ And Walk away. Rejoicing
In the Quick and Sudden Efficacy OF the X. r. r.
| "A CAWWs
We guarantee that in ninety nine cases out of one
set down. One trial will prove its efficacy. The mo
ment Is applied IL arrests the progress Of diseased
ton, and instantly allays irritation.
X. X X Is sold for % Goats per bottle. so cents
Genuine Relief.
| Each bottle to DO genuine must bear the fac smile
/ On the Label, AND THE LETTERS
X. R.R u.f
riF BLOWN IN THE GLASS.
Norris wholesale druggist Louisville; Also for sale by
Raymond & Patten, 4ih street. and l. p. blackwell Sd
street
Joha C. Davie and ScribneI & Devoi, New Albany,
G. H. Clarke, Vincennes WallIg & Ety. Princeton r.
E. SURE druggist Madison; respectable drr reists
throughout the United States ard Canddas.
WOOLSEy Il LlNCK, Agents,
| Evansville, Ind.
Il RADWAY 4 CO..
nov19 162Fulton st.. New York.
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I.rvBoY AND sALg srABrE.

IN Liver, Stable. on Locus, street, and mace iE
IN provements to IT, and now have on hand 70
1A hire a good stock OF HOSES, BUGGlES an
CARRIAGES to which we invite the attention of tn
public. They intend from this time to endeavor 10 salts
~ the of the public la this particular sud hope iht
articles and will prove agreeable. Carriages fol-
parties excursions. funeral &C., why's hand. Being
provided with good hostlers we prepared TO board
horses and keep them in the best style:
aug34 NJ. * Z. H. peGARMO.
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der their direction. expressly oi this consists
Of every article requisiteto complete gentlcmens ward.
robes. - ar. $3.50.
GOATS AND OAKS.
fine assortmeE. Of blue brown, grey drab Mnckinaw
Blankets; Box and 0vercoats fine lot of cloth coats of
all sizes and prices superior black and blue French ana
English Cloth Dress, Frock and Sack Ctas full trimmed:
Sattine and Cashmerette Goats; brown green and gey
and all eolors of Tweed and Cashmere sac froci and
dress Goats, Roundabouts and Coats of all kinds.
PANTALOONS -Superior black and blue 10th and
cassimere pants fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes blue black and steel mixed and cadet mixed satt
nett Pants an Corduroy pants ofeve variety and
price TO suit purchasers. -
vESTS-Bsck silk and satin Vests fancy and plain silk
velvet Vests fancy cashmere Vests satinc vests and
common vests OF all kinds. 20 s8t
m FURNISHING GOODS. -
~ All the late styles OF plain and fancy silk
- and satin Cravats, Scarfs and Stocks, white ~
and all colors Pocket Handkerchiefs Linen and Linen
bosom Shirts Musi. and FLANNEL and Net
dershrs and SE collars; every Beaver
Kid, Thread and Cotton gloves; embroidered and plain
gum Suspenders; silk, gngham and cotton Umbrellas
Dodd's Sherwood's and Chases Hats Also SILK Hats
Caps Boots, Shoes. walking canes, &c. 1it ~ f.ssef.
An the above articles and everything else in the furnish
ing line will be sold Cincinnati prices for CASH.
We shall continue receive fresh supplies weekly du
ring the season from our nanufactory In Cincinnati ~
nova AHLERtNG & DRUMMER. "a
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MAIN STREET PROPERTY
IHOR SALk.-Persons desross Of securing sns .S go,
of Eyansyie woud do well to CALL without delay on
the under.ened VINO is the agent Of Mr. James Roque
''' '"0 'A'e " '"0 mo. ]. CHANDLER.
,ov,- Real Estate Agent.
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sApDLERY WARE
saddles, Harness, Brides, &c.

Saddles, Harness, Brides, &c.
CA JOHN CUPPLES keeps constantly onhani
kA large assortment Of Sadiery Ware, and every
thing appertaining TO the business He has,i
hand large assortment of Saddles, Brides Harness, &c
Of his manufacture, and having as good workmeni
there In the State isprepared any work
which be ordered in the very style. Heis week
receiving additions to his stock of Saddle Trees, Bride
Bits Stirrup Irons, Webs Seating, Buggy Modnfngs &c
and his stock is notexcee any other the city, ne
asks the attention OF the public these things and prom
ses to acknowledgements In the way oflow prices
\ m329-dGw0
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SPRING GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, a very handsome lot Of fresh
d Spring Goods new and desirable styles, consisting
ofPrints Lawns Giughams, Cotionades, beached Nus
Inns. Barraize DelAnes, Chambreys. Nous DeLans, fs
&C., which we will sell at very low prices:
feb23 j. n. MAGHEE Il CO.
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GRAHAM & FARRELL.

GRAHAM & FARRELL.
WE have now hand, and prepared to sell at
wv low rates, well selected stock Of Groceries,
sishng In part Of viz:
Sugar, Glass Ware, Tea, Cloves,
Coffee, Buckets, Tracechains. Raisins,
Molasses, Selves, Currycombs, Cassa,
Flour, Star Candles, Ginger, Nutmegs,
Tobacco, Wash boards, Pepper, Mackerel,
Cotton Yarns, Herring, Spice, Cement,
Whisky Galore
In addition above have lately reed stock Of
fine Brandy, warranted; together with general assert
ment of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, which we will
of sposea, a small ad vance. Ie1cjl
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NEW WHOLESALER HAT AND CAP
WA EEHoU9E.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
WE beg leave to call the attention of Merchants
wv wishing cit, to our stock Of Hats and Caps,
at store OF Hats and caps, nj store No.
Pearl 81, (Between Walnut and ViHe) our stock OF
Fashionable Fur, SILK, Felt Fats, Panama, Leghorn,
Hraid and Plm Leaf Hats. all being manufactured ex-
Iressly for this market We prepared 10 offer In.
lucementsto purchasers equal toHany House in the
West. IRA. -, CHASE a. CO.
mar9-lwd2ww Late Sherwood Il Chase
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CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
IN AAO CARRIAGE BOLTS. assorted sizes;
CV,UVU 40 sides Enameled Leather;
+ 40 sides Patent Leather; 6
90 pieces assorted Oil Cloths;
10 do Enam, led do;
10 do Coach Laces, assorted. -
$50 sets Bras and Plated Carriage Bands,
Lace Tacks, Tufts Lining Nails. Boot Hooks. &C., and
Carriage Hardware generally, for sale at low by
dec3J BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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y .NM anu TAN.YARD FOa SALE.

<>rzSa THE UNDERSIGNED Offers at private -.
E55rI sale his Farm, situated the Prince SSQs4h
I'D ton roa', tire miles from Evansville, b24eS
stS<A-4 and out mile from the Railroad ->>-
This farm comprises about sixty with good frame
house and barn it, and about twelve acres under cu
tivation II is i'm every particular desirable location
will alsa sell the Ten Ward tire above farm. having
thirty layaway vats, houses &c bark and everything
necessary for Immediate work. The Farm d Tanyard
will be sold separate together, to purchasers
For terms and further at the farm OF
MARSHAL McMURRAN.
Refer to JONI IxoLr. IT,. Evan.viI,e. Ind.
dec3l JAMES LAuuHLIS.} ~
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= oopTvc MACHINE

TfHE und rsgned have lately put in operation Floor
L ing and Facing Machine the Canal at the elbow,
near the grave yard they prepared to furnish
any quantity OF Flooring well worked as any other
Machine Flooring that can be procured.
ALso-Any quantity of PACKING BOXES as low rs
they b. purchased i'm Cincinnati. Ordersa- respect
fully solicited. A. SIMPSON q Bk0.
Evansville, Aug. 6, ls52t.
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yULCANBZED INDIA RUBBER
MnGhimR RRlfimU -

TIVE experience OF the last five years gained for
Il this Betting the confidence Of the this,
together with the act that great improvements have
been made In the quality warrants the in
assert tito be superior TO leather anything else.
for all open Belts (more especially for heavy mair
Belts.) for the follewi z reasons
The perfect equality Of width and thickness which
II will retain. $500 &
2. No danger of heat under 800 degrees Fahrenheit
Injuries it, and it remains flexible 10 any degree Of cold
B. Ii Is Of great strength and durability, does not slip
on the pulles consequently gain Of power is obtained
and when adjusted machinery, does require alter
alton. as is the case with leather, or any other
leather, or any othtr.
NTA large erment always on hand, and furnished
Of given lengths, at the shortest notice. by.
declII652. BABcOCK BROTHERS.
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ALBRIGHT.

II J. HART, would inform the public, and his Gus
TONERS generally, that he has removed his stock OF
Boots and Shoes to the up stairs room OF Wm Hughes
store corner of Main and Second Streets where he in
vites the attention Of all for short time. who may want
good article Of his own work.
MARI HI. H.
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CERTHFsGaTES.


Rocxroar STEAM MILLS, April. 1850.
AGENTS oy THE BosToS BELrINe COMPANY: Gents
As respects the vulcarzed Rubber Betting, will
speak for ITSELF having been two years in use The
large main belt makes one hundred and eighty revolu
tons per minute. and apparently good the day
they were put gu. We have also large quantity Of
the Railway Betting, which is also doing very WELL.
~. IA JAMES HASKELL Superintendent,
NAuMKEAa COTTON Mills, SALKN, April 4. 1850.
AGESTs or THE BosToN BELTISe COMPANY: Gents.-
In reply your inquiries. would say, that. after the
use OF the Vucanzed Rubber Belts. manufactured b,
the Boston Betting Company, for two years, am fully
satisfied with their operation although Mt first taken
matter OF necessity, drive the machinery that was
stopped by the failure Of the gears adopted Tor this pur
pose. The Railway Bellng, had OF you for the Con-
duciors, complained of by the overseer that started
them properly adjusted by bis successor and have
been in operation three years. and have worked WE'LL
requiring repairs or particular attention; from which
fact of the opinion when first put at work, they
were kept 200 tightly trained on the pues
Respectfully yours, srl
EDWARD SMITH, Treas. Naumkcag Mills.
CocHrco MAN'o Co., Down, n. H., April, 1850
AGRSTs or THE BosTnS BETTING COMPANY: Gents
We have had of y,ar Vulcanized Rubber Belts, one
hundred and feet long and twelve inches wide. In
use five years, and will say, IL another wanted.
should use the Rubber rather than leather.
Yours truly. GEO. MATHEWSON
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FLOUR AGENCY.

VTTE have taken the Agency Of the "FraDcsco MILL"
wv aud shall be constantly supplied with rsry ehsee
arteie Of flour which we will sell for Cash on deiive
~ at a cery iop price. s. L. GILBERT & CO.,
febl9 Syc. near Water.
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NEW YORK.
SILK GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

MYERS & KNIsELY, (late Myers. Snydam Il Knse
vl h looking to the interest OF their patrons we'll
as To their own have adopted tho Popular Trade OF
selling goods entirely for CASH. Every business man
knows that where goods sold for CASH ONLY, they
can be afforded much cheaper than where general
credit business is done; therefore hope that nj
old the trade ger orally will call and give
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DAINTS, OILS, AND vARyISHES.-
Il 500 kegs pure White Lad:
50 bills Linseed Oil;
10 bbls Spirits Turpenines
10 casks Ven Red;
10 casks L Brown;
casks yellow Ochre French;
81. 10 bbls Whit ng; Er rso
casks Lamp Black;
S bbls Copsl Varnish;
5 bbls Coach do; HarI
feb26 W C. BELL.
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b. GAME, OYSTERS, &C.

-xskkak2 EVANS REsTAURAT. wv
The proprietor Of this Restaurant he's Just made
rangenets at Vncennes and Terre Hane, for the regu
lar receipt er all kinds o. PRAIRIE GAME, during the
winter son, which he will up his customers,
the shortest notice. and prices lower than the Lou
isville Restaurants He ha also made arrangements
receiving FRESH OYSTERS with regularity. and will
continue tkst trade briskly during tn. Look
out sharply. dec14.u
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TNoR SALE The undersigned has on hands with In.
II struetions sell low. some of the most handsome
Lots High street, and other parts OF the city Of La
asco. JNO. CHANDLER,
novls Real Estate Agent
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HAviNG obtained the agency OF the New Jersey
nish the article in every varisE the possible
prices. This paint Is much more durable and hand
SEINE han White Lead, and for all purposes will
ultimately supercede the ofal other paints has
only TO be seen 70 be apprecztd. Pull directions Civ
On asto method Of putting on, &c For sale By
feb IS C.BBLL
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1853 SPRING GOODS. 1853
VNTBNTWORTH BROTHERS, s. E. Corner Of
Wv Main and urth streets G 'Ecinnat, have now in
store large and splendid as o-tment If Staple and
Fanes Dry Goods to which constant additions will be
made throughout the season. Having the advantage OF
resident Partner In the Eastern Cities, we are enabled
thersbr to keep stock supplied with the erest aud
most desirable styles Purchasers invited to give
our stock their nspe. ton before purchasing. Our
.e ms will be Gerry favorable
mara 6ww WENTWORTH BROTHERS.
81. b corner Main and Fourth ats. Cincinnati o.
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We have open Policy Of Insurance, which viii cove
all shipments tn address, when advised by letter per
mail or when endorsed bills Of lading before. or
the time of shipment. MOGRIDGE * McFAUL.
novI0--d&wIy ST. Louis, Mo-
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BOOT AND sHo MANUrAcToRY.

l tEtUND 71*'s ~s'D Io~eS1'
-. I would inform the public In general that havt
e hand assortment of fall and winter Boots
and Shoes OF all sorts, and that will sell them
-. as cheap and rs good Gun be sold in this cit,
oct2e ief JOHN RASCH.
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T>ENNEssEE MoNRY, bought at low rates Of dis
II count by 5. Z. GILBERT & CO.,
mh2l Sycamore OF. near Water.
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THE CHEAP STORE.
IL who want the choicest kina of FAMILY GROCERIES,
very cheap rates, look for the sign the top Of
the house. f. T. Bedford's Cheap Family Grocery,
ner Second and Oak streets.
Mr.. r. will keep constantly hand assortment Of
Family Groceries of the best quality and will sell
them very low. His motto Is "quick sales and small
profits" u..t june % II
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JOHN c. DEvEREUX Jr.,-Has hand and for sale
by tarre single gallon, first rate article Of Lard
Oil, which we will sell very low.
nOv6 JOHN T.. DEvEkEUA ~.
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HARDWARE.

CHANKLlN & REILLY, are getting out ofthe Hard
- ware trade ard wish sell OF their Stock of Hard
ware at cost Carpenters and others nting Hardware
will please call and examine our stock they will ind
their interest to DO before purchasing elsew ere
oct9O SHANKLIN & REILLY.
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nj OTICE.-The undersigned has taken the Books,
~ Notes, and Nil accounts his possession, OF the
late hrm Of GorTLuB, VILE Co., aud will collect all
debts due to fr. He therefore notifies his debtors
to call and settle He be found at all times In the
establishment OF s. Kahn & Vile, where he or his clerk
will lend TO all settlements. lSAAC VILE.
dor9
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PREPARED nv .. C. AYERS. CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS
IL Sod In Evansville, wholesale and retail, by Craw
ford Bell In Princeton, by X. b. Haock In Petersburg
by Adams * Campbel and BY the Druggists everywhe
throughout the State. lap27-dSEwiy]
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ABSTRACTION OF PAPERS IN THE Mar.

ABSTRACTION OF PAPERS IN THE MAR
TIA WASHINGTON CAsE.-The circum-
stances of the robbery of important pa
pers, in the case above mentioned, are
these: On Saturday last a well dressed
man called at the Office of Mr.. Morton,
district attorney for the U. S. in Column
bus, and begged permission to look at a
certain letter designated as the one writ
ten by VIM. Kissane, of Cincinnati, to
Mr.. Nicholson, who was clerk of the
steamer Martha Washington at the time
she was burned on the Mississippi river.
The letter was written some time in Feb
ruary or March last, and was addressed
to fictitious name in New York.
Mr.. Morton, suspecting nothing, took
the letter from the desk and handed it to
the stranger, who, after careful read
ing, returned the same to Mr.. NJ, who
replaced it in his files and Immediately
after left the Office; at about the same
time, or little after, the stranger him
self departed. On returning to his Of
fee after an hour or two, Mr.. Morton
discovered that the room had been open
ed and the Kissane letter stolen from its
place.
1t is said that S. c. Burton has a copy
of the letter, and that another is on file
in the Departmental Washington.
Gin. Com.
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From TAMPIco.-By the arrival of
the schooner Oregon, Capt. Golding,
we have received papers from Tampico
to the goth ult.
The Legislature of Tamaulipas has
passed decree declaring the liberal
institutions of the State to be in danger
from the attack resolved upon in the
council of generals held in the city of
Mexico on the 9th of February last,
when the plan of Jalisco, upon which
the recent revolution was based, was
partially repudiated. The fifth article
of the decree proposes a coalition be-
tween the States of New Leon, Coahuila,
Chihuahua, Zacatecas, and Tamaulipas,
for the defence of the nationality and
independence of the Republic, in case of
its invasion by forces organized in the
territory of the United States, or by,
parties of adventurers. Gov. Trias, of
Chihuahua, is named as the chief of
the coalition, and is invited, in conjunc-
tion with the other commanders of
troops on the frontier, to take the neces-
sary measurers to form this coalition.-l
The Governor of Tamaulipas is au-
thorized to confer with Governor Trias,
and issue orders to mobilize the National
Guard, in case of any such invasion.
Ell Commerce. denounces this decree
as the act of the reactionary party in
Victoria, and says they are attempting
anew to plunge the country into anarchy
and wary o. Pic.
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The Prometheus arrived at New York
on the 12th, with 400 passengers and
s17O, 900 in gold dust, on freight. be-
sides q large amount in the hands OF
passengers.
The steamers Brother Jonathan and
Northern left San Francisco on the 17th
full Of passengers.
The Golden Gate from Panama ar
rived on the 18th.
among the names Of those killed and
wounded by the explosion of the Jenny
Lind, are: Noah Ripley, wife and four
children, G. A. Shelton, Mrs. Kimball.
Judge White, of San Jose, Frank Ban
worth, L. F. Drake, Mrs. Page and
child, Miss Wilmar, Mrs. Carpenter, Mr..
Murphy of San Jose, one female, two
stewards and others who are unknown;
total 81.
The following persons were scalded:
VIM. Bell, of Wisconsin, since dead; G..
F. Collyer, Racine; R. A. Wyman, Rs-
cine; S. Harper, Penna., total 4.
The wreck of the Jenny Lind was
towed into the harbor on the 18th. A
Coroner's Inquest was held on the bod
les of the dead.
An attempt was made on the night of
the 14th to burn the steamer Winfield
Scott while lying at the wharf Three
trains of combustibles were laid and set
FIRE to, but they were discovered in time.
The steamer Northern Light took down
100000.
A Democratic State Convention was
to be held at Benica on the Goth April,
to nominate State officers. Gov. Bigler
declines reelection.
Samuel Francisco and other members
of Assembly who resigned, have been
all re-chosen by majority of 1000.
Mr.. Murdoch, a merchant, was assas-
sinated at Shasta by gambler, named
James holland. Noland was hung by
the citizens the same evening.
The S. S. Lewis was entirely broken
up, "a hours after going ashore.
Intelligence from the mining districts
are favorable.
The markets at San Francisco on the
10th of April were generally quiet
Flour plenty at S11,25. Pork clear,
S36a37; Hams eli. Butter, choice,
SO. A considerable portion of the Pro-
visions by late arrivals proved TO be of
inferior quality, and purchasers refused
them.