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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-30
SP ECIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla!
KEADTHINt


READ THIS!
We invite attention to the advertisement of DR.. Geo
hegan's Extract of Hydropip,r, which is said to be
most enecual remedy for dyspepsia, Scroula all skin,
and almost all chronic iseases Ii comes well recon-
Kentucky and fro what have learned of IT. il must
be a valuable medicine and the recipe accompanies
each bottle, 1t is not nostrum, and there is under the
circumstances much chance for il TO be humbug;
We think it merits trial from the afflicted.
PEOPLE OF AMERICA!
Thousands of you have suffered for long years with
Rheumatic Pains, Ulcerous Sores Swelled Legs Piles.
and man other complaints, that all the remedies You
have tried have failed TO and your ply
pronounced iDcurabe-you need suffer NO longer.
remedy il discovered and places within the reach
Of all that will all these complaints and make yen
young again. DaLce with joy-for you shall be healed
The great remedy is the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMENTi
important and extraordinary cures are daily reported
having performed by the Of this Lni-
me nt and none who -apnonted in its effects.
For sale by Keller, Farnsey Co., Evansville, Ind.
UPSee advertisement in another column.
NOTICE.
McTEAH's VOLCANIC OH LINIMEST Is truly Celebra-
ted Remedy, and hass dome more to alleviate human
suffering than any rerRedy ever discovered.
One or two applications will relieve the most severe
Pam, BRUIsG or SPRA&.
Two bottles will cleanse. purify, and heal the fouiest
ULCER SORE and will heal the most severe Burns or
Scald without
Every family should haue asupply constantly on hand,
for use in time of need.
For Horses far superior to any other remedy for
curing Laueeess Bruises, Cuts, Scratches Old Sores
Swehngs, &c, &c. l = For sale by Keller, Farnsley
& Co., Druggists Evansville, Ind.
See advertisement in another column. lmh1-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-30
CUtRnrAN,l SALE

UDURSUANT 10 order the Court of Common Pleas Of
= NanderburSh county. made at its March Term. A d.
ls5 Iw the 18th day of June 1854 old
Court House Evansville. sell such parts
number ST. IN the Original an Of the city of Evansville
viii by their numbers
OF the DIVISION said lot the heirs Daniel Miller
eelsed reported the Nanderburgh Circuit Sep
tember Term ID. 1882 by the Commissioners Apo;
make such PARTITION aud record in Order Book page
TERMS -One-thrd Of the pai chase be paid
cash; onethrd in nine and ri in eighteen months
.-. jos. FLLInTT. Gaardian
5my2s2wd&w Of Infant Heirs Of DlRiel Miller DECEASED
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-30

CEMENT & LIME
" loo bbls fresh ground Cement:
100 bbls White Lime, for sale by
my20 .,xrcx
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-30
ia TIE "A lIES ONEYf
ICE CREAM.

ICE CREAM.
MI RS. LOUISA KOLLENBERG has amin onenea h.,
VI ic, Cream Saloon for the summer, and will now
ana during The warm season, keep constantly on hand
ior the accommodation Of VISITORS good article of Ice
Cream She has two rooms neatly fitted up, where she
would be happy to receive cal from the lade, And
gentlemen OF Evansville. Entrance 10 The rooms nert
door to her Confectionery. Imyoo-om
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-30

M ESSRS. SCHEEFFER d SCHROEDER won,d "a
WI specially inform their friends, that in few dsys
they viii open their business again in the room adjoin-
ing the one they formerly occupied, and would ask
continuance OF The patronage shown them previous to
he unfortunate hie which desroyirg their
ehure stock fmy9O-n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-30

VIRGINIA MILLS FLOUR.-eo bbls f,e.h
ground in store and for sale by
my20 SAMUFl OPP
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
colin CHAINS

GUILD OF ms.
JUST RECEIVED AT Bl1Tk0LFF & SONSy
NJ have just receiv fine lot Of Gold Vest Chains
w oil beautiful styles. Also a lot Of Gold Hunting
Iockets to which we invite the attention OF those wish
Ing {" purchase. We viii sell cheap and no blorirx
about IT, fmvr7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-30

ME- have received, per Adams tx Co.'S Express
w Plala Neapolitan Hair Bonnets. which we will
sell at - Do each; and plain English soft So 25
Also Ribbons, Flowers, Trimmings, DC, &c Bonpets
sold with without trimming trimmed to order on
the shortest notice. EDWARD FEGAN & CO.,
my1s First street. opposite the Post Once
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-30
BRUSHES, p, NCsLs AND STATES.

EfBCEiNED rsr steamer Golden Gate
"a y Sos Shoe BRUSHES; ~ No SerubbiDg Brushe
dog long han tie do do; 10 dor No. 10 Horse do;
l. Ion assorted States; u grOss Lead Pencils;
For sale at lowest market price By
m HERMANN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

when he len the Office At night conld set type
better and faster than many an apprentice
who had had a months practice. The next,
day he worked with the same silence and In
ionsity. The boys were puzzled. They
though, j, absolutely incumbent on them to
perform on initiating rite Of snmc kind but
the new boy gave Them no handlc, no excuse,
no opening. He committed no rrecnncs', he
spoke to no one, seemcd utterly obliyicus to
everything save his copy and his type They
threw type At him, bu, he never looked A.
round. They talked slucily Al him. but he
threw back no retou This would never DO.
Towards the close Of the third DAY, the Oldest
apprentice took one Of the large black blls
with which the printers used TO dcJ the ins
upou the iyre, and rcmarking that in his or.
inion Honco's hair was " too light hu- fur
- black an ar, as that which he hld undcria-
kcu to learn, sPplicd the ball, we'll linked, to
llonce's head, making four distinct dabs.-
The BOYS, tho journeymcn, the prrssman, and
the editor an paused in their work To observe
the result of the experiment Horace neither
spoke ror moved. lie went on with his work
'' though nothing had happened ani soon II.
Ter wen, to the tavern where he holrici. and
srca, an hour 10 purifying bic dishcnor'l
locks, Aud that vas M the fun the bnys
20, ou, ofIhcir new companion on 'iai &C.
clsion. They Ncro conquered In a few
days The victor and the ,snQu.shci were on
excellent terms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

tho value of my tools csnno, be estimated in
money, a. have already shown you. They
are no, only a sourcs Of great pruh' bot also
Of comfort. A small gap in a business mans
Affairs may seem trihing thing 81 first. hut
|, is like the little hole in the bank that con-
fines the high lake. The almost Insignificant
stream will be sure to grow frishifnlly hrg-
er. and unless soon stopped up. ihe pure wa
ters Of the llko will soon lose themselves In
tho neirhbotire stream. ] believe, nv
friend, that in giving up nv rros' DID not
sacrifice one single comfort. Now don, yon
ihink you would feel as well without it,
Compare the products Of your grog money
with tho products of mine
Mi, Holmes made no answer. bu'he poked
deep down in the shayings with bis foot, as
II no expected to find an idsa there.
"Thomrson. he said al length, ~ wish
YOU had explained this iomo yelri lgo.'
"l eas afraid il might offend yuu, iur 10
touch upon a man's private Affairs IS deli
cate thing"
81 know it. hut ITolme, is not the man IN
he offended with his friend for a kind admoni.
ton
"well," SAID Thompson, with J look Of
extreme gralifcaiiou. "il 4, not too late 10
commence, and II fhy dollars or 81 would be
Of any use to you, will lend it to yan with
pleasure"
Mr.. Holmes ilianksd his irisnd with moist
rned eyes, and shortly afterwards wen, home
The next DAY he went to the village, but in.
stead of bringing homs hi. brown ius-he
broush, home an auGer, and ho really felr
proud when hs found himself At work with
one Of his own tools.
The winter passed away. anl when the
spring came, Mr. Holmes found himself the
owner of six dollars worth Of tools, and all
from money that would have been worse than
wasted. lad he not bough, them. But this
thing operated in many Ways mr good. Now,
that he had the ability 10 tx W hi, buildings
without borrowing iool,, he began to take a
degree of pride that he never felt before. lie
built racks and stand, Tor his farming u,su-
sil,, reset his windows, fixed up his bee
hives, and durinr The rainy DAYS, lie found
himself with plenty Of uscfll agl profitable
work to DO. H., children never wear worth.
les, shoes now, nordo his cow ,break through
,hr noor, bot hr Is happy, thriving, con-
tented farmer Ills cows give rs much milk
h, bees make as much honey, his trees yield
n, mlny and as good apples, his chambers
hold IL much grain, AMI he gets as much
money ior hi, wool, as does his ncIghbor
Thompson snd all lhi, J., because he stop.
ped his groc, anL bough, hi, own tools, and
len oT depending on his neishbors, ia' what
he ou.h, 10 DO himself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22
II Y Observer.

ACAr srory-ANpA TEuEOSr 4 few
week, since a l,dy in this village, WHO Wai
the fouuuaio possessorof ca, and two, kit
tens. finding tho latter more sonieslble, said
.these kittens mus, b. drowned, can't have
them abnu, any longer The s,mc night
the kittens disappeared and were fonh.irh DO.
m.sisd in a ncighbor's stable, and ior some
Jay, the Old cat only made her Appearance :,
intervals 6r food. Byway of experiment the
lady said, "pur, where are your kittens
YOU may bring them back ir you've a mind
To-. anl within fsw hour, ono Of the Lit
ten, l,he other having beou disposed Of bT
gentleman to whose premises they were con.
ycycl) was deposited IE the sitting room and
r.mainrd abou, tho house as at first. Tireo
or four days ahervard, another threat vas
promulgated again.tthc kitten In the mothers
presence, and s,raighiway the precious charge
was removed to the old city Of refuge, anI
nothing w., .ccn Of il for some ten days,
when ono afternoon, a, tho request of a yi'I-
TOT To whom tho circumstances were related,
lhe lady again said, "Pu's, YOU msy bf.ng
the kitten back, and the same evening It re-
appeared. Now, We can't swear that the rat
understands English, bu, rs at Pre'sn, ad'is.
81, we should certainly hesitate about telling
any family secrets in her presence, lss, she
should some day take u into her head TO i'ab.
LBunsNick Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

A BoLp PnrAcnrR. When Samnel Di-
yics Was President Of the Princeton College.
he visited England for tho purpose Of obtain.
Jog donations ror tho institution. George
Second had a curiosity to hear a preacher
from the "wilJs Of America" lIo aeeor.
d.nely attended and was 50 much struck
with tie commanding elo1ueHes ofIhO preaeh'
er, that he expressed hi, as,onishmcnt loud
enough 10 he heard half way acro.s the
Church, 10 such terms a. these: "lIe i,a
wonderful mau' why, 10 beats my bishops
Davies observing that the king was attracting
more attention Than himself paus,nr and Look
ing his majesty full in the face, gave him, IN
an emphatic iouc, tho following rebuko:-
"whsn the lion rolreih, let The beast, of The
fres, iremble, and when the Lord speakelh,
let the kings Of tho earth keep silence
Tn, kin, instantly shrunk back IN his seat,
AMI remained quiet during the remainder Of
the sermon. The next day the monarch sen,
tor him, and gave him City ruinca' for tho
Institution over which he presided, observing
At the same time to his eourier'--'ho is al
homes, man--an homes, man
n. Y Observer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22
OLD SERIES. VOL. %, NO. 4.

Lawrence bJ the summer Of 1853. The com.
mercial advantages will consist in The fact.
thal the Victoria Blidge will bring into diree,
communication, without break Of gusge or
bulk. the exhausilcss products Of Canada
West, and of Michigan, Illinois, lows, WIS.
eonsin. and all the Western States Of tho
Union. Reciprocity will have opened tho
door to international communication, and the
requirement. u traffic will be ehsaPly and
e1pedliously met by the iron road, and its
tubular bridge. A hw years hence, aud this
very bridge will become one Of the creates,
attractions Ia The tourist and tho traveller.
The Colossus of Rhodes, under which the
piemy shallops Of former ages could pass.
WIS esteemed one ol the wonders Of the Old
World. but an iron bridge, spanning riVer
two miles in width, giving safe passage 10
the hundreds Of tons Of weight between is
iron sides, and permitting ,hip, Of the larg-
est tonnage to pass beneath is elsVa'sd arch
cs, i. an achievement still morn remarkable
for the New World. and is worthy Of the
young Ganl ri,iar in the wesi. II the Co
liseum. and the Pantheon, and the PirUus.
and tho Pyramids, have sursclsd visitors
from every land, 50 in future days will the
Victoria bridge and Montreal will hersai-
ter reap much Of the benefit which mus, fol.
low the completion of 20 mighty work.
lNOuirsaI Pilot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

JrulrAL OrNioy 90 RrN Judge Nc.
Lean. uf the United States Court, recently
stated, in giyin. his ludgmsn, In a maritime
case. that Rum has suuk more scamsn then
all the lcmpe,is that ever blew" shiF'
founder At see, or sc drawn upon lee coasts
now and then, bat the rum.ladsn sailor Is a.
ways on a lee-shore always laundering IN
s,orm.tosscd ocean always cropping IN g'iehy
darkness, for him there is bu, one light that
will guide him 10 a safe harbor, and that i 4
well kept pledge of total ab'iinerc:.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22
Story of a Faithful Dog

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house J,y apI r,,b, We, i, b,, c.r..,or,
,ro..,,,e nal ,,o., IN p,o,,I,,,. ,r, cl,
al, and cheerful Ala b,, vo,l ,,;,,r, 5,,.
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mind which v,. irprr,s..l v,,b ,h, ,,r,,.
h,r,i,, ,b,, s,rs,bir, ,,,7o-, ga. ,bor, IN
h,prcn 20 her or hers. 80 mll w, ,hc or
,b,. iborrr, rb,, she e1rlI uo, ,,,v q, lon,
,l,, day. bp, mus, co abroad 10 Give ven, 10
il by unbo'omiur herself 20 her friends, -.
rs-isllv IN he, d5p,b,,, With her II.
srent the greater part of the day, and to her
she several times repeated tie recital of her
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

AQuAErg's LgrrEE. Friend John, De-
sire thee 10 be - Kind as to go to one Of those
sinful men in the hesh, called attorneys, and
let him take out an instrument with a seal
iheTcunio, by means whereof we may seize
the outward tabernacle of George Grsen, aud
bring him before the lamb 'kin men at We,,-
minister, aud teach him to DO, in future, as he
would Be done by. Thy friend, n. {,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

II YOU have great taleu,s, ial istry will im-
prove ihem; II moderate abilities, industry
will supply their deficiencies. Nothing s
denied to well directed labor; nothing is ever
to be attained without IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

the hairs Of our heads, watches ihrarrow's
fall, and shapes our deeds, rooghnw them
as we will.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22

ordinary duties Of a printers apprentices. Tcr
miauiss talk with him, however, effected !
partial revolution in his mind in the boy
favor, and ss he was greatly in want Of anO,h
cr apprentice, he was not inclined to be Oyei
particular.
/ IIe tore oil a slip Of proof paPsr, wrote d
few words upon 1t with = pencil, and told The
boy to take j, to Mr. Dli.s. That piece nj
paper va, his fate. The words sere'-
'crs,, red 's'i,r ~ AinI
Away wen, n Grace to ,hc garden and pre-.
seu,ed his paper Mr.. Bliss, whose curiosi.
" had bcsu excited to a high pitch BY the ~.
iraordluary contrast between the appearance
oi The hoy aud his real qual,y, now entered
iuto hong conversation with him respecting
his history. he past rur'uymout-, his parents
their circumstance. his own intentions and
wishes; sud The longer he ,alksdl tie more bis
admiration crew.
The result was, that he agreed to accc1,
Horace - an app-cal.cc, provided his father
would ,rrcc To- the usual terms; and then with
cage, steps and liRh, heart the happy boy
took the dusty mad hat led to his home in
Wc,,haycu.
YOU'RE mo-, ro,a- to hrIc iha, iow.hcai,
Mr Bliss. are you" asked one of the ar-
Prcutccs at the close of the day. i am.
was the reply, and Il YOU boy, arc expect.
tus TO get any fun on, %, him, would better
&c, ia quick, or yooll o. too late Thcrc's
something ,n ,ha, tou.had, IS youl, Gni on,
before ysu'rs a week cHsr.'
\ day or two after Horace packed up h.s
wardrobe 10 a small cotton handkerchief
Small a, u was, It would have held more.
ilr Ii' proprietor never h11 uure than two
shirts, auJ onc change or oucr clothing, at
the same time, tlIl he was Of age. Father
ana sou walked side by ,i-. Go pouliney, the
bay carrying h,s ros,es,,ols uron a STICK over
h., shoulder.
At PulIircy an unexpected difficulty arose,
Which ior a time m,ie Horace lr,mb'r In his
sh-lov shoe. The terms proposed by Mr..
n..'' "'''' 'na' We ''' 'n'''' '' ''u"o '''
Eve ys.rs, and rccc,, b.s hoard and tvcn,y
dollars a wear. Now. Mr. Grecly had IDEAS
Of h., oVD ON the suh,-y, Of apprenticeship.
and be objected TO the proposal and to every
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posed binding "a' absolutely '''.' .s''.O.s'
he could DO business in no o'he' "al' we'll
then, Horace, 'lli The h'Hrf' '.,' r' go
home Tie father tunnel 90 co' but llnt-
arc fingered, De- could not c''r tu un, 50 'he
ailcr turned again, the negotiation was re-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-22
A SKETCH Ton TAHNIr
Bu one hai riR dnsir,r for or people ]
BYUrsrIS c.urEbCK.

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ro, rather worn ,nd ,bal,. and mich, hsf,re
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