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Its effects are new and wonderful, removing distractions
from the Liver opening the pores OF the skin, carrying of
the morbid natter relieving the side and all gone feelings
Of the stomach and removing low spirits ard desponden-
Cyl which the result OF this disagreeable and often Ia
tai disease.
For Dyspepsia fair trial viii convince you there is
nothing like it.
For Canceroas Humorsts the surest remedy ever Of
red. One widow lady Lawrence, has been troubled
with cancer for years by taking two bottles says she is
now quite weil.
For Costigeness-one gentleman says that it was the
only medicine which cured him.
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I'm CONSEQUENCE OF THE ADVANCED
a state of the season, H. c. Valentine is closing his
large stock of Fall and Winter Clothing greatly reduced
prices and all persons in want of Coats, Pants Vests I'm
dershrts and Drawers any description Clothing or
Furnishing Goods respectfully invited to call and get
a Bargain. II. @. VALENTINE,
Jas dawf No. Merchants Row.
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"a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. !

IA A FARM FOR SALE. Containing
::f about 100 Acres Of land with large dwelling house,
Barn Creamery, and She'd pleasantly situated in the
easterypart Of Mbury, the county road leading from
Worcester to Providence, with the Providence and Worces
ter Railroad passing through the premises and in the vcn-
iy Of several large Manufactures there is also much
VALUABLE WOOD and TIMBER, standing on the Farm,
which near good market for wood and near Saw-n
For particulars, inquire of LEONARD P. CHASE, Of
Worcester, or Of the subscriber, on the premises
PAUL c. CHASE.
Mllbury, Feb. Is, 1854 mch1 deod6tw3w*
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EBbAID AND sTRIPE MUSLIN DE-
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ITNRY IT! THoMPsoN,s CELERRA.

buildings REMOvED.-THE sUBsCRI
Nd Der takes this method Of informing the public that he
is prepared to buildings Of every description in the
most expeditions and careful manner, either in city
country Also raise buildings, to any desirable height
Ills long experience in the business enables him to give to
all the assurance that whatever he undertakes in this line
Of business will be done in the best manner. All orders
left at Aaron Billings 20 Front St., will be promptly at
tended to. feblO dly NATHL DEARBORN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-31

THE "DRUGeED LIQUOR" AT CONCORD, New
HAMPsHIHE.-lt turns out that the "drugged
liquor" of which so much was said during
The late session of the New Hampshire Leg.
islature, as having been administered to GER
tain Democratic members during the Sena-
torial contest, was not druggedi in the ordina-
ry way. In other words, il was sweetened
with Peruvian or Chincha Island sugar.
commonly called guaDo. A correspondent
Of the Manchester Democrat asserts this to
be the fact.
1t seems that in a Darkroom Of the hotel,
where iquor was kept, MIR. Uri Lamprey,
who was at the same hotel, an Agent of the
New York Guano Company, had with him
several choice samples Of puverized guano,
which he kept in bowls, and on favorable oc :
casons exhibited them to his fr ends among
members. One evening, being hastily call.
ed out, he incautiously set away his pulver-
lied samples on the same shelf with the su.
gar bowls. Shortly alter. some Of the men,
bers, wishing to ''stre ngthen the inner man"
went into the closet which was not yet light
ed up, and having used the decanters, took
also very freely of the swee,ening from the
guano bowls. Several important results fol-
owed-the chief OF which was the immediate
falling off in the vote for Mr.. Wells Tor Uni
ted States Senator-the trugged member be-
ing unavoidably detained from their seats.
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The ComingC Crisis.

Thompson's Bank Note Reporter, publish.
ed in New York, Of the 10Th inst, furnishes
ihe following warning:
Probably no man sees the workings Of the
Bank note currency so much as we do. 9th.
.ers may see clearer and Judge better: this is
mot for us to decide. Our convictions are
that warning should be sounded-that pre-.
test should be made against any further ex-
pansion OF paper money, until the state of the
country, both politically and financially,
takes some positive shape. There are now
many banks IN various sections Of the coun.
try whose redemptions rest either on forbear
ance or on ruinously expensive system OF
reissue. The failure of few currency mills.
(nO matter how unworthy Of the name Of
banks they are,) would end the indulgence
and the reissue, aud bank paric would
seize upon the public mind. There is now
danger Of this state Of things which prudence
may avert and impotence soon consummaie.
These banks that have not currency
enough should use such safe currency as the Y
may receive or send to US and buy, which
they can do pro6tably, and those that have
too much should convert and contract with.
out Lelay. We protest against an increase
The spirit of the people is for god-ladies
pay their servants with gold-the shrewd e.
economist pays all his wages with gold, and
he reasons rightly. Nineteen out Of every
twenty of the laboring classes feel better
paid with six dollars per week in gold. than
with seven i'm paper. We adduce this impc r.
tant fact to give force to our warning. W.
dread bank panic, and shall do all in ou
power to ameliorate it, but if banks fail We
shall be the first 10 know it, and a. in dut,
bound the first to announce the fact.
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DAILY JOURN AL.
A New Order.
The Cincinnati Times saws:


We understand that 4 new society is about
being formed in our city, composed Of the
adopted citizens Of the United States, who
are foreign born, but who are fully coavinc ed
OF the necessity OF the adoption OF the follow
tng measures ia the government Of the coun-
try
@Equal and exact justice to all men,
without distinction of Politics or Religion.
GTA FREE COMMON SCHOOL System.
GA Reform In OUR NATURALIZATION
Laws.
~A publication of the politics of the
country.
@To encourage American art, industry,
genius and patriotism. -.
UTo elevate and educate the ma sses.
@To overthrow corrupt parties and pol.
iticiaDs-
GTOrposIrros TO THE PAPAcy, whether il
seeks to unite Church and State, or to sew +.
er the Government from the people, it's le-
gitimate masters.
@Organizations especially devoted to
she protection Of American interests.
0-A Common Band Of Brotherhood
among all true Republicans.
U the advocacy Of whatever is for the
advancement, healthy growth and glory Of
the Country. and the happiness and we'll be-
ing of the People.
~Obedience to the wise counsels of the
reverend Washington.
LA Sound AMERICAN NATIONALITY,
PRoTEcTIoS, AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL ISsri-
rUTIoNs, bold American sentiments, and a
true American Socialism.
0yOpposi,ion to the political demagogues
and Office seekers, of every pariy--and the
right and duty Of the people to select good,
honest and capable men for office, without
the aid OF caucuses or conventions.
GJAnd last but not least Of al, a sting.
ing rebuke at the ballot box Of every dema-
:gogJe aud Office seeker, who will huxter aud
rade votes and American prir ciples tor Ro.
'man Catholic votes and influence. Let such
traitors be marked above all others, for they
sin against the light Of the fires enkinded by
the American Revolution, and desecrate the
names of our patriotic fathers and mothers,
who fought aud gloriously triumphed for
American ism, not Romanism.
nS- In short to place the American nation
into the hands of true Republicans to whom
IL belongs aud keepit there!
1t is the intention of the order to admit as
members none but men of ackuow lodged
character and respectfully, and those who
are fully imbued with that love of country
that will secure a strict adherance TO an al.
vocacy OF the above principles. Fully agree
ing with the measures that u true American
Party would suggest, they are resolved to act
IN concert with such party, and in further
ence Of all such views as may be considered
most likely 10 sustain the freedom and inde-
pendence Of this their adopted home.
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He HAD Hun THERE.-A lawyer at Pouph-
keepsie was applied to during his lifetime, by
an indignant neighbor, for his opinion on a
question of law in which the interests of the
latter were materially involved. The lawyer
gave his advice, and charged the poor wretch
three dollars for il.
There is the money" said his client; cit is
all | have in the world. and my family have
been long time without pork"
Thank God!" replied the lawyer, "my
wife never knew the wan, of pork since we
were married 20
"Nor never WILL" the coun,ryman rejoin.
ed, $50 long as she has such great hog as
YOU"
The lawyer was so we'll pleased with the
smartness OF his repartee, that he forgave the
poor fellow and returned him his money.
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40 The Paris correspondent, in his letter
publnhed in the New York Tribune of the
2lst inst, furnished the following:
ain regard to the revolution itself, the
opinion prevails at Paris that the present
regime cannot long sustain itself. There
are at least thousand ardent French re-
publicans in the large cities Of Spain who
were exiled from French territory after the
events of the second December, and these
men, leagued with very respectable body Of
Spanish republicans are determined that the
monarchical power shall cease in the person
otthe present Queen. Espartero has come
into power without promises, and simply from
the prestige OF ten years ago. Upon his en-
trance into Madrid he promised the people a
''liberal Government" bat that is all. The
ngitators, the republicans, and the enemies
ofthe Queen, seizing upon this fact and the
personal appropriately OF Isabella, NAV, and
will perhaps, before many weeks, again stir
up a revolution that will vacate the throne
aud establish a Provincial Government.
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9 = Z q 3 8 :. e g
m cLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL
lime M Il Mt

NHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
J. has performed after all other remedies bad failed,
warrants the proprietor In asserting that s the only
Eminent that wilt cure Chronic inflanmatory Rheu-
maiism Paralysis, stiffness weakness in the Joints,
Neuralgia, Toothache. Earaehe. any Pain. 1t will
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps Oak ed
Breasts. Sore Nipples, Bites Of Mosquitoes. any in
And 1t win cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsT
ULCER SORES on the legs shins, no difference how
long they may have existed II viii also soothe and
heal Burns, scalds, Fresh Cuts, Wounds, &C., sooner
OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold In 1852 and the demand is increasing
daily and we have never heard Of case wherein II has
failed TO cure any external disease when properly ap
Who then will suffer from Pains, sofes. or swelngs
when safe and suite remedy is 60 easily chained.
Read the following certificate. whiehis
INcoNIEsTABLE PROOF
T. II. McLrAs-Sir, feel tia duty owe to the phbiis
TO make known the following hoping they may learn by
been pressed into notice by false certificates AID long
advertisements.
For six months was confined TO my room cripple
from Rheumatism. Ny knee was swollen tremendous
ly producing the most severe pains. The muscles were
contracted that could sraghten my leg at all
applied the Mustang Lniment for four weeks. but 10
done no more good than any other grease obtained
and used your Volcanic OH Linimeht- in three weeksit
snS sans H.
saw Mr.. ca.eday when he afflicted; STATED and
Reader IL the IL not sufficient 10 convince you
OF wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil Eminent;
call aud examine the Thousands which have in our
possession from al parts Of the country. and you will
purchase supply from and does not give satisuc
ton, the mohey will be returned to the purchaser
F0R HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
McLean's Celebrated Linimeni s the only safe ard re
liable remedy IoI the cure Of sp"yn Ring sons Wind
Ii will never fail TO Big Head. Polleyi, Fstula old
Running Sores or sweeney. il properly applied For
Sprans Bruises Scratches Cracked Hoofs Chafes sad
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds, IL IL an nallible
remedy. Apply as directed, and cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, OF the ST. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This is to certf that have used the Mexican Mustang
Linnnent and McLean's Volcanic Oil LDiment on our
omnibus horses that were ahe spraned and for swell
ings and have found McLean's Volcanic Oil liRiment
to be the best Liniinent. ERASTUS WELLS,
ofthc arm OF Case & Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
This Liriment is put mp in e5 cent. SO and
bottles The ~ cent size contains three times the guam
ty of the 25 cent size and in proportion TO the
Fer sale by j. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets St Louis. Mo.
For sale 10 Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY e. CO.. at Proprietor's prices. lmh7
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COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EvEHiSe, Aug. 20.
RlvrR--The river Is perhaps - low as ever known.
with prospects Of becoming still lower ifposibe. Navi
CATION is continued by the ghtest class Of boats with
much difficulty. Freights enormously high.
wrArHra--The most oppressive weather of the sea-
son during the past week. with some rain, but not
enough relieve the earth from the effects Of the pafch
ing drouth.
Bussrss--Commencing in q small way. Tho large
wholesale houses receiving leading articles Of
their fail stocks On the wharf, trade looks better
Some mporiani advances noticed in price current.
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ONE OF THE UKDERTAKERs.-- "A New York
correspondent communicates the following
hard case. His religion, we think, might
easily be "hid under bushel:"
An undertaker,a very religious man, who
happens to reside in part of the city, where
are several others practicing the same pro.
fession, and who, OH that account has to be
on the alert for business, heard short time
since, that a young man residing in Green.
witch street, was sick and not expected to
live. He Immediately bethought himself Of
mode by which, in the case Of death, he
might secure the interment Of the body. Al.
though he was unacquainted with either the
family or the young nun, yet he immediate.
ly called at the house, and being admitted to
the individuals chamber, sympathzed with
him in a very tender manner, and after con-
versing for some time religiously, he asked
permission to engage in prayer, which being
granted, he knelt by the bedside aud offered
up an earnest petition in the young mans
behalf, bolding at the same time one Of his
business cards in his hand.
Al the close OF his prayer he shook the in
valid sffectionately by the hand. and laying
his card upon the bed, to tell how reasonably
he would furnish coffin, shroud and hearse,
and in what cemeteries he could bury the
dead, very politely departed.
Such bungliug article could not fail of de.
lection, among persons Of ordinary discern
meDt. A day Or two after, our friendly IN.
dertaker called again to enquire after the
health of the young man. He was asked by
the lady who opened the door
"Are you the person who left card here
the other dayi"
Eyes, ma'am," replied he, his eyes bright.
ening.
"WelI, sir" said she, with no little indg.
nation, "when we want your services we
will send Tor YOU" and the conversation was
rather abruptly terminated by the closing Of
the door.
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CHERRY PECT0Rl
For the rapid c"rs.of FIUS
COUGHS, tGLDS, HOARSENEss -
BROyCHITIS, WHO6PING co. 0A>'
. GROUP, ASTHMA. AND ,Ni AN
CONSUMPTION. 80

This remedy the with the co,
N article which seldom fails 70 realize the
effects that can be desired SO vide Is the held
the country persons. publicly known ATT II
alarming and desperate
kind obserrs
where viftuse known the public longer hes
What antoe employ for the distressing ana dangerous
Nothing Ia. called louder the enquiry Far
than alarming prevalence snd fatality Of eonsumpvun
class Of had OF then
investigation aud But yet sdequat remedy haas
been provided which the public eould r
attacks upon respiratory ofsans until the introduce
ton Of the CHEHRY PICTORIAL This article the product Of
long lsborous and believe successful endesver 70 fur
the American people themselves prepared to
Judge and appeal with confluence their decision thers
any derendeneet be placd In what men ,fesefy s and
lung yield IT, depend assurances Of inte-
gent Physicians. who maxi II their business to known Short
IL there reliance anything then it rrsf1iahy
that ts medicine relieve does ne cs
known mankind II this be true cannot too freely
Pablis ed nt be toe widely knewa The afflicted should
should know It, their rhdteh pfcei them All should
know o. for health he priced Unlike
q III fIs ,s ss sns
price and what vastly mportzuce 70 them quail
y suffered to decline from It's original
good hiss been made heretofore
OF making No toll spared In maintaining
s s which ss the
having good article has been had by those
who testify to It's cures.
IN the world well the satisfaction Of beevir that
has been done already. . - .
Prepared syy e AVER Chemist p Lsy.l, Nus.
and LEIGH vERLfNG wholesale and reta in Prii
ty HALLOCK & PARMENTER; in Petsrsbul Oh bv AL ANS
Campbell IL and BY Druggists shfoushenst the STATE
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DIR. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,

81
DYsPrrsiA, ssRoTuLA, AND ALL IMPrRTTIxs TUE
Prepared By one Of the Faeahv.
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreading 10 all
i partsofthe country, is prepared by one
ofthe Medical Schools in the West, ply stefan Of
high standing in his profession and much opposed To
by the that repe is published and
each bottle Of the medicine thus generating il fion
''' 'A1' II II IS IS PREscRiBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by references 10 the Circular and By the
Unlike sarsaparilla, the Htropper quick in iisac-
o the 6rt bottle often producing wonderful resniis
as in the ease uf the negro girl OF Mrs simmons OF
Louisville, who was relieved Of
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEKH
In short wherever known il stands at the head OF all
Dysnensa Scrofula. White swelling, Negro Consump-
tion Chronic Rheumatism, Govt Neuralgia. Ulcers and
all Ska Diseases all Rs9Si or Kidney 1set1I' all
eases Secondafr Syphilis Gene, Debilisy and all dis
order. arising from impure blood and bad Habit Of
''"'% FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
thf. remedy stands unrivaled 1t is slight stimulan
and powerful toLic and Alternative.
As beaufer OF the complexion, in the cure OF Iim-
ples and blot producing clear and beautiful skin
It is much more safe and sure remedy cn all The cos
meics and lotions IN existence. Try H. you will
never regretit DO notlose confdence shenld
first 20 increase the diseasethe general effect Of the
medicine being drive all mpuriteso the surface and
by that msansout OF the system.
HARpEssBrRs. XII, Oct. 6, 1851.
DR.. A. e. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have examined your
recipe for mpound Fluid Extract OF Hydropiper for
the cure Of seroula in all its FORMS and other chronic
affections. viz: rheumatism. Female " eak ness.
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
Of the above Diseases and having always found il eec
tuai most cheerfally recommend II the aicted
the best Alternative and tonic have ever used--alto
gether superior TO sarsapsrila. and any Of its
pounds. N. WAKEFIELD, 81. ID.
OwENsBoRo' Ky, March 25 ls52.
Dear Doctor-1 receis ed yours Of the 22d ns ard
cordng to your request Wedge the receipt of H
dropiper.
In several cases in this community IL has relieved
Dyspepsia. in short, consider ii valuable prepara
ton. have been using 10 myself, and think IL beneno
my general health. Respectfully. your friend,
LANES COwAy, NJ ID.
PRICE, 81 per bottle, bottles for S. when taken az
one time. RAYMOND d PA1Tbn,
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisvhe; hy.,.
owhom all orders should be saaressen;
Agents In Evansyis, HALLoCk * u oppn1
|" Princeton, ~ D. hahD~"N
mhss -ddx6m-is
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Drunken Congress.


We don't mean to say that all the mem.
bers of the present Congress are drunkards!
but, that large portion Of them are, is be-.
yond dispute. Mr.. Gerritt Smith, of New
York, in recent letter to his constituents.
says:
As the friend of temperance; both my lips
and my example shall ever testify against
any night session Of Congress; that is not
called for by the clearest necessity. What
if the majority had Appointed the taking Of
the vote on the Nebraska Question, in u dram
shop! Would you hsve had me present.
trust not. But are you, yet, to learn, that
the scenes OF night.session Of Congress do
not; always. differ, in all respects; from the
scenes OF drarh-shop! | was present,
part OF the night session, when the final
vote on the Nebraska bill was taken, aud
was convinced that Congress should avoid
all unnecessary night sessions, until Con-
gress loves temperance more and rum less.
Never did witness more gross drunkenness,
than l witnessed on that occasion. had
to remain until eleven o'clock-for had to
remain, until could rec ,rd my vote sgainst
the pro.slavery bill. After that, / hurried
away, full Of shame and sorrow.
II SO happened, that Lord Elgin, Governor
of Canada, sat by my side for an hour or
more, during that evening Of sad recoilec.
ton. The drunkenness was perceived by him
as well as myself. might rather say il
glared upon his observation. as well as upon
my own. 1t was. certainly. very polite and
kind in him to tell me, as he did, in the
course of our conversation respecting this
dsgraceful scene, that he witnessed shame
ful disorder in the British Parliament. New
erthe;ess, his politencss and kindness did not
relieve me of my deep modification.
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EXCHANGE;

EACAANGEs COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FoR The youRNaLRY
g COPELAND, BANKER,
Dealer IN Ezehsags, Csix, Lead Warrsnts Usexrrenf
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VANDERBUNea
NotiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. tsat Horasio o, wheess.
sa nisa n, Petition 70 SILL the real
hw peSson beng insueient debts and thn5
Petition will be heard Of The ours ~
poa Pleas OF sid county. JACOB LUNKENHEINER
az 4wi.s Cleri G. O. p = o.