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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-29
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ADDITIONAL BY THE AFRICA.
There has been no more fighting worth notice
on the Danube or in Asia.
The London Daily News ssayslthe.. Gear sent an
other proposal to Vienna which the representatives
of the Four Powers rejected, regarding it as mad
missable. ft +, fE
The messenger, with the ultimatum of France
and England to the Gear, left Vienna on the It'll for
ST. Petersburg. Neither Prussia nor Austria have
yet signed this utmatum; the Prussan and Austrian
policy being still defined neutrality for the pre-
sent and mediation for the future.
The first division of fourteen British ships. under
Admiral Sir Charles Napier, sailed from Portsmouth
on the 18th for the Baltic It's reported that 5000
British troops go to the Baltic for the land service
The nth regiment embarked at Liverpool on the
llth for Turkey.
The allied fleets were at Beycos Bay, and the bulk
of the Russian fleet at Sebastopo with some ships
at Secumkati Both feetshad cruisers in the Black
Sea.
The Russian Baltic fleet is pushing through the
ice to Seaburg. $3.50 ,a ~-f.5
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
All the Russian passengers of the ship Robert
Kelly were landed in safety. The ship was got OF
the rocks and towed to Kingston. IS
The ship Pantheon struck and sunk near Holy
head on the night of the 9Th of March. Eight of
the reached the land but the fate of the others
Is not yet reported. ..stS +. :. :
The French Senate unanimously voted the loan
of $50 600 900 francs to meet the expenses Of the
war.
The first division of troops for the Easily to
leave Toulon on the.20th.
Some excitement was produced in commercial
circles by Lord Carendon's announcement to the
Riga merchants, that all Russian produce to whom
soever belonging and even in neutral vessels shall
be a lawful prize in the event of war.
Lord John Russell is reported seriously Ill.
D p. H-z>.- GREECE. lt
dispatch from Athens states that the Greek in
surrection is extending into Thessaly General
Kauzas had Joined the insurgents. The city of
Aria was taken by assault, and the Turks defeated
in several encounters. Prevesa still held out.
THE LATEST. ~ - 9
The latest dispatches received at Paris fully con-
firm the attitude assumed by Prussia and Austria
onthe Eastern question. Austria has expressed her
perfect willingness to join the Western Powers
but Prussia positively refused, on the ground that
she was not maratime power, and had therefore
very little interest in the matter.
Adespatch from the Austrian Minister Buot was
received at Paris ON Thursday, explanatory of the
matter; but its language was obscure and unsatis.
factory, and indicative of change on the part Of
Austria. efla s--l0-sa
Advices from Spain state that the nsurgent chief,
Latorre, had been captured near the French from.
tier, and shot ~
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.MoTHERs' BREAST CLOTHS -

the most perfect and speedy relief to pain hi the 9
breastsof nursing 4other, arising heY cod apy
ton against that distressing sfictIon, GAfHEkE6F
BREAsr known to the world at tbisdey They HJey ss
be worn without the least disconfovt TO The nsotef e
and If procured and during the period o. suszs
ipg Whenever any disa sreeAbe sympsom Of hard .
ness or nfismmatfon fsom any Gauss exhhits ftseif
stance prevent the Rixsg Bfsast. sTAe7e are thou
sands Who suffer dratAs during the period Of nufsiBgy
r remittance Of u, ssecdmpanisa W Il c<4g
worth of postage stamps, will secure tho pfodsPts
Transmission by mail o. psir Of fhese Ctsthsss my
They are for sale exclusively bs ~
7sr1ssss 1s@1I Salsl35sT- ADjE d GRAM
n zsD3
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BY DUNLOP. MoNcuRE : co. 80 -
slhlA CASES SHOES. BOOTS slNn

- - bf DUNLOP MoNCUREs 4 Co s. 81 ls4sa II
Ohlf Gases shUESs BOOTS AND 4
49, HATS AT AUCTTON.-On sWFDNEa. ~
next the 18th Instant willis 1t oas ssors Il
- ~ Clock raj and well selecfeS Ai
aseortsnent Ct BOOTS and SHOES adaptcd n ~ 81
gresens and approsehins season. IN which NAV De-
Mcneil n saaB hip Brosn.9 10 lid sd
10. waxed do ~ .ssaslaW hla{,
"a Do fine kip welt do. . z ssas ssss $50
~ Do. do. p. sole -
- 1rDo1 .de- n do.sl Do ,Axfia TT "a
- Do Hungarian thick Boots eT uYaz -
DoaNkp r. sole tssfs do. ss1 - Ia SYs9
Do calf skin do. do, extra tss.ss sssssssssss
Do patent leather sShoessr4ft sss's.r = 80 -,
Youths hip and calf Broeans s. 49, s'ss5fs
ss Do do. do. Boets - -
~ Womens kip strap Shoes -E1 IL asstf 4g1
4s DO. do. lace Boots Is H8fg5 sss { asss-s4
81 ALSO, go eas edEsEE gsas sAsf
e4 Mems black wool Kossuth Hats a5a1 - 40
u. %. do do Z A fa Sdo a. ezra sges,
~ Do. German straw DO y etfafA
Mems and boys DO e do s'sa toslasa gsf
TEsMs-under 500 cash; over that amount, four
months credit for approved negotiable paper -
NIB "a .DUNLOP.s MONCUREI d co.. Aacts. ~
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stant Commencing at 10 O'clock at the stoTe on Main
street. opposite the Virginia Banks, THIRTEEN
VERY HANDSOME PIANOS, from 81 to Z octave,
ROSEWOOD CASES. with all the modern improve
York Each Piano will be sold With warrantee
I Terms: Four months credit for approved negofia-
bic paper. THOMAS w. KEESEE, =
ma II Auct.
Petersburg Express and Charlottesville JeEerso-
man publish till day of sale, and send bill to this Of
flee I &s53 ~ et5s-a f4etE
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ELECTIONS IN NEW ORLEANS--GREAT
EXCITEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS, March e7.-The municipal cleo
tions took place here to-day Much excitement ex-
listed, and three men were killed during riots about
the polls. ae e ssast fEa sasfa IL d
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wholesale and Resil Afsstaasso'
mi 27--dk6fs 0U IN Main IT,, Richmond.

n CURE FOR COUGHH, COLp &c.
"a IN tR3tS Et4fsAhyEa 4 HSp cefvvESk HT
sHAPE.-Bmees tHERRfs PECTQRAtshs WA
fERS sre plsssauts md efeetuaI remedy lof coda.
hev contain the pure medicinal yirfues ~ the Rid
Cherry 80 generally known 40 remedy f6f rtlffo-
pary Complaints. The children err for thAm There.
one box Of these wsfers You will never toneh bet.
ter medicine. These are lust the thins you ws1t-
kLsIlst 1oss<t-sA1'' 49, W. sSu PIP ~
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NEW BO0KS-Just received; for sale
IN by - JAS. WOODHOUSE.
The Lamplighter; vol; @i.2s e -.
Kate Clarendon, or Necromsncy in the Wilder
ness BY Emerson Bennett; l vol; cloth, 75c; pa
per, Soc. 8 9az9g14g SEC 50 ,ssa slsE
ming Room and Kitchen. BY Practical HousekeeP-
er; 81. s3asa-a
The Misers Heir, or The Yonne Millionaire,
prize novel BY P. Hamilton Myer; soc. ZOE,
The Fortune Hunter, novel Of New York Socie-
ity. BY Anna Cora Mowatt; SIC.
msginary Conversations of Greeks and Rou1ane.--
81 Walter Savage LapdoE I vol; London edition;
with Notes and Excursnsea iJustrative 81 the man.
ners and customs ofthe Romans. BY Professor w.
A. Becker; vol. post 8yo % IS
The Annual of Scientific Discovery for the year
1854; OIL Is. *
Disturnelps Railway. Steanshp and Telegraph
Book. with good Map ofthe United slater 25c
NH % sssett fs d ssSs = t5i5s
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IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

SERIOUS DIFFICULTIES WITH THE
INDIANS.
NEw ORLEANS, March q. --Private letters from
Texas say that at latest accounts Fort Belknap
surrounded by four hundred Indiana, and that the
garrison was reduced to sixteen men-all the rest
having gone pursuit of the murderers of the late
Indian agent Great fears exist that they would be
massacred before reiaforcements could arrive.
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BIZ TAYLOR 9 Williams.

WU 80 LIZ Va - ~ LII i ~ u
SHALL A11R CLAY sTREETs. At A nnH sAn.
q, S.1 Tues ar April = zssioeL + u. upon
suns LOTS On III. Ess. %Ss' pe Entity,
street, between Marshall and Clay streets and AZ.
polite the -zesidsnee Of DR. John q. Wsyt. .A ~
TO 10 foot alley, with an alley 20 feet wide on their
From their beautiful situation and to the
rable sites for private residences and, If improved
would be in much demand at good rents. - e
;TtsEEsMs-One-tbird cash; balance at and month.
with Interest," credit payments 10 be secured BY trust
NH s eTxYLoKp e { VIII WILKINS AM Auct..
II EASE OF a VALUABLE LOT OF
- GROUND AT ROCKETS. AND THE ScHr
On s4TERDxY M Act D AZ, At AySTIoN
the premises win Be sold the lease for tie
tern q three years from lst April 1855 Of thstv
street near Ge c1eei eetse sds e
sure recently erected around the anne and n otse
recently in the occupancy Of John q, Leber. The
TOT wood and lumber yard, being convenient 70 Tie
Also, the schr. GEORGE wAsHrNeror ~.
lying at the mouth Of Grays Creek opno.t. mor
town, in Surry county Her length il IS eet breadth
= feet inches depth feet siochss, and capacity
sale, if possible; but persona dispossd to purcbsse
had better 60 down and examine her for themselyes
nf1' cash. OF T +; WILLIAMS Asst.
HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE TOWN
Ii or FULTON, AT AUCTTON.-On Monday
Sd April at O'Clock, p. NJ, upon the premises vii
be sold, two Tenements and Lots Ia the Town o
Fulton the South side Of State street the house.
have been recently built aud are producing an unu
sua per centage upon their value. The lots front q
feet each, and rnn back 10 feet to an alley
Also. 20 Building Lots near the shove, wen situated
for improvements and on some Of tho principal
Property in Fulton is steadily improving, ana pro
in the market whilst to the man Of limited means i
offers pleasant building ites at less cost tb any
other section so near the CITY, III s 81 q SO.
TERMS rs cAsh, balance at and months. bear
ing interest, with title retained till payment in full
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80 $50 By PULLTAM { DAVIS = - r.
AND KITCHEN rT1p

March, ct 10 O'Clock, st the residence Of Or. 4 -
feticcas. corner Of Broad and Mayo streets win h.
.U If nus steck OF Household aud Kitchen FURNI
NH % sPITrIIAu i nAvra aGaaxa s.
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,NU HORSES FOR SALE.-I have
~ just received 20 more HORSES. They are
young, sound and gentle, of all colors sizes and pr
ces. comprising Matches single harness and saddle
HORSES. and one No. MULE, well broke.
Those in want will do well to call early, as they
will, be sold cheap for cash or good paper.
NH n 1t - G.. L. EARNEST
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/, q A HOUSE WANTED.-We wish to
4:x purchase for cash, q neat brick HOUSE be-
9Th and Mayo streets, the price not 60 exceed
NH q TOLER l. COOK, Agents
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NOTICE.-Those who are still Indebted,
to the subscriber will please be prepared to set.
tie their bills this week and next to Messrs j. r. At
longer indulnence cannot be given. Those falling
to settle may expect their bills put in train for i'm.
mediate collection BREAD BILLS are considered
viii much oblige. Respectfully. ss1'7--y7 h.
ma % VIM EALCONER
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IA LBATA !sALBATA!!-Just received, /
a fun and complete assortment Of Albata Ware,
consisting oftable and dessert Forks; table, dessert
Ter Knives, SOUP Isdie. napkin mi Rns tnIs Knsss
sugar Shovels &c Spoons, &c hc., Of all the differ
ent patterns tuscan threaded, headed. pt and plain
cold At the lowest prices b 81 ZIMMERMAN. Is
NH % assf s.s Corner Main and 18th ~ :.
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GREECE.

dispatch from Athens states that the Greek in
surrection is extending into Thessaly. General
Ksuzas had joined the insurgents. The city of
Aria was taken by assault, and the Turks defeated
in several encounters. Prevesa still held out.
THE LATEST -ss ~ '-
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Some excitement was produced in commercial
circles by Lord Clarendon's announcement to the
Riga merchants that all Russian produce. to whom
soever belonging and even in neutral vessels, shall
be lawful prize in the event of war.
Lord John Russell is reported seriously Ill. -
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"ANTED-A first-rate GHAMBERMxIp,
w who can assist in Washing and Ironing -
None but one that can come we'll recommended a.
to character and qualifications will answer. Apply
to WINSTON & POWERS,
NH 9 Cor. Gary and Pearl SITS.
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COOKING RANGES, HOTAIR FUR

The undersgned will continue the COMMISSION
BUSINESS at their office, near the Shockce Ware
house, under the firm of BARRETT BROTHER
and will settle up the business of the former
o. T9SQ6k j B. BARRETT,
:. saa j. REID BARRETT y
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3f&E-sT5s5sk OLD DOMINION LINE.
EEfE FOR LYNCHBuRG-Boat OLD
DOMINION, Capt Austin. will receive freight for
Lynchburg, and leave or WEDNESDAY.
EUSTACE l. yAPPIEYARD,
NH n st North side Basin.
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The French Senate unanimously voted the loan
of $50 900 francs, to meet the expenses Of the
war.
The first division of troops for the East.was to
leave Toulon on the.20th.
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GxFTA FOR SALE elegant KocKA-
80 WAY, the finest, in all respects, in this
city, for sale low. Apply at this office. NH "a
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS n. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
2fSOut7Y William street, New York.
DEING long established with extensive connection
in the above business. respectfully solics consgn
Of all kinds o. Western Produce which will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale Of charges. Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tcbacco and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
In MAGHEE e CO.,
feb20f Evansville, Ind
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.

Two men were engaged in catching
drift.wood near Uniontown, last Thursday
morning, when one of them accidentally fell
In and was run under by large log. His as
sociate in attempting to rescue him, was
canght by the hair by the drowning man, and
both went down. Their bodies were found
the next day two miles below, clinging to-
gether in the cold grasp Of death.
- The locks at the Rapids on the Wa
bash were SO injured on Sunday last as to
prevent navigation for several days. The
VIM. Knox in descending the river, entered
the locks bow foremost, which is always at
tended with great danger. She came IN win
such force as to stove the gates and prevent
her passing either backwards or forwards
until they are repaired. Several boats on
either side of the locks, are awaiting pass
age.
The steamer Gulnsre was at our
at our wharf early yesterday morning, des-
tined for Wabash river where she intends
loading for New Orleans. Shippers on that
river will find Capt. Linn very accommodate
ing, and his boat ranks amongst the first
class Of her size.
The d. A. Given arrived from Lafay-
cite night before last with 1908 bbls pork
and lard. She will undergo some repairs
here, and return on Thursday to the Wabash.
The Given will afford good opportunity to
shippers aud passengers.
- The Eclipse took from our landing,
on Monday, for New Orleans, 200 hhds to-
bacco, Adams g. Cook; 100 ties lard, >. Orr;
$50 SKIS corn, 100 do oats, 10 hhds bacon, 9
bbls lard, ]. s. Mitchell g. Son; 500 SKIS corn,
Bsbcock Bros, $50 do, Taylor g. Harvey.
- The Empress cargo from this place
10 New Orleans consisted Of 447 SKIS corn,
100 bb!s pork, Taylor g. Harvey. SIS sacks
corn, 6l2 do wheat hhds tobacco, l9 obls
potatoes, 80 bills eggs, SO bgs dried fruit, 6
bbls beans, Lewis g. Gray.
- Shipments per Indiana: 1899 pcs
bulk pork, 3 casks bacon, ALL SKIS corn, l44
do wheat, Al do oats. 10 tics lard, bbls do,
J. 8. Mitchell g. Son; 200 empty molasses
hhls Allis e. HoWes
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ExCEl.SIOR CIGARS.
DIR. f. \. EHRMANN,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Evansville. Ba~

Office First street near the New Catholic Church.
WHAT is HOMEOPATHY! EXPLANATION.
HOMEOPATHY, from the Greek "Homoion" and
IL .sPathos," signifies the Medical system, which
attack the sound parts Of the body 70 perform
cure: medicines. in accordance with the maxim
"similia semilibus enrantur"ke cured 10y its like
which directly operate the affected parts, and which
to produce when taken in large doses by
health SYMPTOMS similar TO THOSE of the disease to be
escribed for. We call this the school, reformed
or homeopathic $. stem, method or practice.
feblC.u
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LOST.


LOTS AN ID HOUSES FOR SALE.
g REAT CHANCE FOR SPEC u LA L 1 o n I.
lX Lots for sae, situated in Evansville end the
- Railroad Depot. Four of these Lots have Frame
Houses them, ami otherwise Improved They
veil stu ted for residences, being convenient 10 bust
ness, and only about square from Main street. a
fine speculation is offered in these LOTS they be
sold. Those wanting cheap places of iesidenee,or wish
ing fine opportunity of speculation. had better apply
immediately One Of these houses especially v "A
and very desirable residence. For further particulars
apply al this Office. nh2-u
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DEACH bills Of superior article
L reed and for sale BY Uebl9 PRESTON BROS.
NIAILS.--lI5 kegs Eastern, Wheeling and Pitts
~ burgh, all sizes, just reed and for sale by
feb25 5. Z. GILBERT e. CO., Syc. near Water.
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.lSO4.GREAT EASTERN & WEST 1904
ERZ EXPRESS.

1OSf ADAMS & CO.'S 1OSf
lOCf.GREAT EASTERN & WEST l. OeJ-t
Esyze ERN EXPRESS, /kxNhs.s n
llSES>Por the rapid and safe convey lk-a>=-=-SsN
&-E{$2fnce Of Money .Jewery, valu- &s...Is4i:isES
~ - able Paekag res and sign freight
generally. Arrangements having been made with the
Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad Company for
running the Express their Road. the business pub
lie of Evansville respectfully informed that Mes
sengcr will be dispatched Mon morning. 2th inst
aud daily thereafter Except sundays in eharg of pack
ages aud freight forwarded through Adams S Co.. to
Vincenncs, aud Way Stations the road.
An Iron Safe will be carried Ia give greater security to
valuabcs and in all goods devivered, Immediate
~ on ARR val at either end. without extra charge.
The business connections aud arrangements ot Adams
& Co.'s Eastern Express have been extended To Evans
Vile, and JOHN =. MITCHELL appointed Agent there
for Merchants ordering goods fro the Eastern c s.
will find great advantage in having them forwarded by
Adams Co.'s Express. the time of which Is rarely over
five DAYS.
III Packages Of all descriptions, designed either tn
the East for the Vnccnues route should lie cat Mr.
Mitchcs Counting Room, if notice De given he viii
send Tor them.
n ? The Messenger. Mr. JAS REYNOLDS, will bo at
the train half hour before lie time of sarBg 10 take
charge of whatever may be offered there.
Evansville, Feb. II, "a. (feb20-tyl ADAMS d co.
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DUCKWHEAT Flour, Rye Flour. Unbolted Flour,
ID best brands Family -Four in sacks bbls. can be
Had at (mhD HAMlLTON'S Grocery.
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u. CUPPLES,

TN SHEET IRON, COPPER STOVE STORE,
Corner First aud Sycamore sts.
T CUPPLES has opened his store at the above 10
81 cation, opposite bcInent d Viee's, where he is
prepared do all Kinds OF lin, Sheet Iron and Copper
work Roofing, Cutie ring, de-. &c IN The best manner
,nd nj the lowest prices. He also keeps oh hand VA
Iicty Of
and othe kinds of Stoves for sale low assimar stoves
can be purchased the city. The public are respect
ulIy invited 10 call. frb1s-tf
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TRuNKSI TRuNKSI[


BUTTS AND SHOESs
VI X. HENDRICKS & CO. have just received the
first Shipment Of their Spring Goods consisting Of
Youths, Boys and Mems Brogans, ard LADIES' Gal.
TIERS. se22
M OLASSES.--26f bbls and half bbrs choice Plan.
wi tation, in best Oak and Cypress coopeagc for sale
BY S. f. GILBERT q CO.,
febel Syc. near Water.
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q q q i & q q { ~
M LEANS Volcano OIL
If.tr LlNlMENT.

VANHE miraculous that this celebrated medicine
has Performed. after all other remedies had failed,
the proprietor in asserting that Is the only
1iaimebt that will Chronic infaHmatory Rheu-
atism Paralysis, stiffness Or weakness IN the Joints,
Neuralgia, Toothaehc. Earaehe. orany Pain. twill re.
move any swelling, rumor Piles Hard Lumps, Caked
breasts sore Nipples, Bites OF Musquitos, or any in
All It will cleanse, purify and heal the FOULEST
ULCER SORES on the legs "r shns no differences how
long they may have existed IL Will also soohc and
heal Burns. scads, Fresh Cuts Wounds. &C., sooner
than any other re.nedy- nov oy ,o,,,rs
Have been sold in is5a and the demand is increasing
daily aud We have heard OF wherein it has
failed to external disease, when properly ap
Who then will suffer from Pains. Sores or Swellings,
when a sale aud sure remedy is 50 easily obtained
INCONTEsTABLE PROOF
Of what we have asserted.
j. ii. McLxAs-Sir: feel IL duty to the public
TO make known the following hoping they learn by
my expe ience. and discard worthless stuff which
been pressed into notice BY false certificates and long
For six months l was confined to my a cripple
FROM rheumatism. Ny knee was swollen tremendous
Contracted so that could straighten my leg all
applied the Mustang Linment for four weeks. but it
done no more good than any other grease. obtained
and use, your Volcanic OIL three weeks it
yeaxe The muscles, and cured me permanently.
AMERICUS CASEDAY Saline county. Ill.
Is.w Mr. Ca.efsy when he was afflicted as stated and
he 10 now weI- WM. VI. ELLIOTT, PinkneyviIle.
Reader IL the owe is not sufficient to convince you
Of The wonderful efficacy OF the Volcanic OIL Lininent,
call aud examine the ttoHsaHds which hav" in our
possession from an parts of the country and you will
purchae supply frou, and II does not give satisfc
ton the IDoaey will be returned TO the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
McLcans celebrated Lnfmenti is the only safe and
liable remedy for the OF SPAWN, Ring Bone Wind
Calls, Spints Unmiursf Jumps Nodes or sweiings.-
1t iii fail to Big Head Poevil- fl.tus. old
Running Sores or sweeney. if properly applied. For
Sprans Bruises. Scratches, Cnsksd bocfs Chaes. sad
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds, IL Is an iniable
remedy. Apply directed, and cure Is cerTain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, Of the ST. Lous
Omnibus Company:
This is cerf, that have use, the Mexican Mustang
Eminent aud McLean's Volcanic Oil LniJBent, Out
omnibus horses that lame, spraned and for swell
lngs. aud have found MeLean's Volcanic Oil Linen
to be the best Eminent. ERASrUS WELLS,
ofthc firm, OF Case d Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in EDgsh ane
German.
This Liniment is put up in 25 cent 80 eensapd 8
bottles. The 50 size contains three times the GUAM
ty OF the % cent size and proportion the cost
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis. Mo.
For sale in Evansville Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY& CO.. At Proprietors prices. lmh7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-08

ID ECEIVED this DAY
IN $50 lbs fresh roll Butter, 80 doz Eggs;
81 sacks Bran 80 bushels neal;
10 bush Sweet Potatoes; 5 sacks b. w. Flour;
90 sacks Family Flour; do Rye do;
bush Pealed Peaches; box Lemons;
100 Sugar.curei HAMS for sale at BEDFORD'S.
feb2O Second 1t.