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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-19
DIR. GEOHEGA ANS
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,

FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLA, IMPURITIES OF THE
BLOOD.
Prepared By one Of the Faculty..
rJ,HIs vegetable remedy which Is spreadingto all
couutry is prepared by graduate Of one
Of the first Medical Schools in the West, physician Of
Oh standing in his profession and as much opposed TO
by the fact that the pe published and accompanies
each bottle Of the medicine. thus generating il from
'"' 'H'' fT Is PREsCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be seen by references to the Circular and by the
accompanying certificates.
ton, the ars bole often producing wonderful results
in the Of the negro girl OF Mrs Simmons Oh
Louisville, who was relieved OF
RLINDNESS IN ONE WEEKH
In short, wherever known stands at the head OF all
remedies for the following diseases: c..uu,,.
ton Chronic Rh"umatsn n, Gout. Neuralgia ulcers ana
all Skin Discusses, all Renal or Kidney n. al
Female irregularities and Distractions Mercu'a 1s
.se Svpbilis General Debility and all as
orders arising from impure blood ana oao f'ao' Oh
s!sem FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
chi, aeSr ga "a. unrivailed. IL is slight stimulant
and powerful toIic and a.Ie,a IN the crs ~ rim
nl and bIothes producing clear and beautiful SKIN,
us nuea n,,on. in existence. Try II, and yon will
I re@retit 10 not lose confidence If 1t hould seem
increase the diseasethe general effect Of the
~ being 10 drive all impurities 10 the surface and
nv that m cans out Of the system.
| H.RDExssuRo. Ky, Oct. C. 1851.
| mr. A. E. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have examined our
,eceipe for Compound Fluid Extract of Hydropper for
The Scrofua in all its forms. other chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female Weakness &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
Of above diseases. and having always found enec-
tual cheerfuy recommend IL to the abbcted as
Inc best Alternative and tonic have ever used-ato
geiher superior 10 sarsapsraa. and any OF ITS com
pounds. N l. WAhrihLD' NJ ID
| owrxsBoRo', Ky., March Is, le52.
Dear ,torI received yours OF the 22d inst an 40
cordng to your request acknowledge the receipt OF
dropiper. 3.
Dyspepsia. In short, consider 1t valuable prepare
fion have using myself, and think it benefits
my general health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES C0WAN, NJ. II.
PRoE 81 per bottle, bottles for IS, when taken at
, one time. RAYMOND & PA1TEN,
Sole Agent. No. a Fulton street, Louisville, n.y.,
) To whom all orders should be addressed.
| Agents in Evansville, EALLOCK 81 ST oDDAEp'
I Princeton, r b. HALLoSn'
! rh2e d&v6m-is
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u. FONDEkSMIrH, Auctioneer, First street be-
tween Main aud Loeusl sts., will sell ut Auction,
Goods Fu nture, Wares &c, on commission, aud also
Real Estate Horses. Cash advanced on ConsIgn
ments il required. l will sell my entire stock OF Van
kee Notions and Jewelry at auction. Regular days al
sale--every Monday, "Wednesday, Frda, and Saturday
nights.
Isl will be glad to attend TO all my old customers
and as many may favor me with call, ana
will sell goods private sale at CINCINNATI prices al
wholesale and retail. mh23 3mu
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p. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
a<G i 1 Q Tx a NJ II .,

c~. HAVING fitted up mammoth IT, =
Issssssfzf q W harf Boat, the largest on the E2
ohio River in the substantial manner we are pre-
feilitae any business entrusted ourcare eth
ar nv RIVER. R ABROAD Or CANAL,
without exposing the ncemency OF the weather. any
propertv and pa rticuar will be paid TO Reccv
ing Storing and Forwarding and also TO the safe OF
Prouce consigned 10 US all orders promptly filed
PIG. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
erous friends for their former patronage ana respect
m y soIicts continuance of the same, which will be
duly reciprocated.
Store Room, we'll supplied, will be kept for the &C.
mh3-dNwIy p. u. O'RlLEY IL 90
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JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

We invite the attention Of the public superior
facilities for doing Jon WORE of all kinds with neatness
dispatch and cheapness. Our stock OF Job Papers,
Cards. &c, is constantly receiving additions while
we have the lat styles Of Types, Borders &c. &C., for
working up this stock to suit any order We
WELLS PATENT POWER JOB PRESS,
BY which ars enabled to do work cheap, fast and
good. We have also ordered a
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS,
for the execution OF small and fine work in elegant
These with other facilities and fine
ment oftypes, enable US to DEFY competition Wehave
tso as Gne
RULING MACHINE
rs there is in the western country, and the only one In
Evansville By which enabled to do all kinds OF
RULED BLANK WORK
In the neaiest STYLE Orders either by letter or In per-
son are respectfully solicited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
for Handbils, Bills Lading &c. &c. The work will be
executed and home promptly and charges reason
able.
UPAswe have reduced prices lately In many
kinds of work while the prices Of material and labor
have gone up. our terms for JOB Work invariably
CASH ON DELIVERY OF WORK.
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DAILY JOURNAL .
Local and River Brevities.

lCP Blank Deeds. OF the most approved form and
nne paper Blank Notes, Bills Lading, &C.. &C.. for sale
ut this Office.
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VHNHE undersigned takes this method inform the
II visitors OF the Pigeon Springs that he has few
Srawberrs left which he will all those wis
foud OF this delicious ruit HIS Rssberres will be
ripe and so viii be served to visitors He has rhed
his Bathing House and Is ready all who
wish psrtsks Of the salt baths. The Mineral
Salt Wafer the that be found where. he
pared accommodate Doarders by tn, week during the
warm The buildings large aud comaodious well
ated ana adapted Hn alec pledges
himself that IL he does old Chrpre diseases
Rheumat Srrouia Dopsy and those that have partially
lost the OF their us diseases the Head
he will not ehsrse hem anything The proprietor Of the
springs afflicted for with affection Of
the lcosns and sendng during that time about sir thou
sand dollars hut 70 no PurPose and found NO relief until he
and adds the patient life and vigor
Ry30-t wM BATES. Proprietor.
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STRAW BERRIES.

SST. LOUIS REFINED sUGAR.-75 bills Loaf. Crushed
- Powdered Refined White In snd the
for sale BY (m25) s. E. GILBERT CO.. sye Water
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NOTIONS, TOYs AND FANCY GOODS:

Evansville constantly adding all the little useful aud
articles to this particular branch OF trade
with arrangement with Eastern merchants and
will sell for cash. the lowest market prices Cust0mer and
friends respect uy invited cal and examine the great
variety Store under Odd Fellows' Hail. First street.
x2-lyd&w
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WARE, &C.-Rec'd per steame,

WILLOW WARE, &C.-Rec'd per seame,
wv Dick Keys:
IS doz shaker Brooms; e5 doz Common Brooms; do,
Whips; 10 nests White Tubs, in nest; ~ nests blus
Tubs in nest; nests Blue Tubs, in nosI 2doz Red
Tubs dox Cedar Pals. iron bound; 4ness Cedar Pals
hra.s bound: nests Pine Flour Buckets; doz Iron
Bound Half Barrels doz Common hfbbls; doz &c
dar bols TO- Matches Is gross Cedar Fassesi
10 nests Boxes: dog boiling Pins;
6doz Potato Washers; doz Tar Cans;
2 dog Well Buckets doZWork Bask cts, ass'd
10 doZ Market do; dog Dbl d b. Dbl Covers;
a doz Willow Wagons dog Willow Cabs;
ldoz do Cradles; dog White Churns;
For sale At lowest market price by
myl3 J. & D. HEIMANN.
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VIRGINIA MILLS FLOUR.--90 bbls fresh
my2u '---'N-a aud for sale by

MARIN eco. AGENTS ORR.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
ID STATE OTEEaSIES
TIME Prize. In the following splendid Lotteries are TO
be distributed under the direction Of the State Com
missioner Orders for tickets will meet with prompt
and careful attention. full explanation OF the draw
ing sent Immediately 1t oyer and the prze money re-
nit,ed b. DIR n or otherwise as ordered Be careful 10
direct the Age Is. -.
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CURRENCY RATES.


CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank Branches. spar All Solvent Bar ks par
New Stock Banks. par LOUISIANA
OHIO. branches In Orleans. par
State Bank u Branches. par ALABAMA
Independent Banks. par All Solvent Banks - 2 dis
State Stock Bank (op) dis N. & 9. CAROLINA
pl.. par All Solvent Banks .. g dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS.
All Solvent Bauks.... par New StkSecurity Rks Ids
TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN,
All Solvent Banks. dis All Solvent Banks 3 dis
MISSOURI. Fire a. Marine Ips. Co S dis
State Bank branches. par MICHIGAN
EASTERN. All Solvent BanK -. 3 dis
All Solvent Banks par Michigan lns. Co..5 dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA.
ALI Solvent Banks parAi Solvent Ranks 5 dis
EXCHANGE.
New York. Buying at Selling. prem
Cincinnati .-. Buying. Selling. .......i prem
COIN
american A,1n. Gold. Buying prem Sellins...... Prem
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SpxING GOODS!

NEW sPx ING Go0D sss!,,,,, ,,,
OSi Iec re- Sr;no and Summer Dry Goods. which the
nm, and citizen, generally are requested 10 call and
sso.s Seuss IN the %ss sen
cheap sssn! WILLIAM HUGHES,
,,sa Corner Main and Second streets
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received and for sale cheap. two
d new Top Buggiss, Eastern manufacture:
sp4 "ooLsEf NIL'o''
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NOT ICE.

A ESSRS. SCHEEFFEH " SCHROEDER would re-
vi speetull, inform their friends, that in few DAY
they will open tLeir business again in the adlon
ing the one they formerly occupied, and would ask
continuance ofIhe patronage shown them previous TO
lac unfortunate he which came destroy their
entire stock. m
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.

CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JoURNALBY
G COPELAND, BANKER,
Dealer IN Erehasge. Coin Land Warrants, Uneurrent
Money &c, &C.; Office First ST. Main.
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IAvlNG secured appropriate In IN house for
I'll mery occupied by DIR. Trafton. two doors above
the Sherwood House, Is prepared TO receive the
calls all who may desire his professional services
He may founu constantly his Office during business
NM. laps
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AT BFrrROLFF e. SONS.
q WE have Just received large stock Of Gold
"a. and Silver Watches in hunting and open cases,
ss,twhieh will sell al Eastern prices, and warrant
10 give satisfaction.
ALSO JEwELRY-A large. beautiful md fashionable
stock, comprising Gold Guard Fob and Vest Chains.
Gold Bracelets. plain Gold Bands, Ladies' and Gents
Bre ST Pins, beautiful lot OF Ear.drops and Kings,
plain scale and sett Fmgerrings Seals. Lockets Gold
and Silver 1himbles, Gold Spectacles Silver Napkin
lings, &c.
ALSO GOLD PENS.--Six doz A. Morton & Ce's cele.
brated Gold Pens, direct from the manufacturers.
ALSO.-Cloeks OF every variety, eight day and thirty
hour. in Papier Mache, Gastric and Wood Cases,
which we sell low and warrant TO keep time.
We invite the public to call and examine our stock
at the sign OF the Big Watch, Main street,
FIRST aud Second. iapIN BITTROLEF & SONS.
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y
MRS. LOUISA KoLLkNBERG has again opened heI
WI lie. Cream Saloon for the summer, and will now
and during the warm season, keep constantly on hand
for the VISITORS good article Of Ice
Cream. She has two neatly fIed up, where she
would be happy In receive cal from the ladies aud
gentlemen Of Evansville. Entrance the nexi
door to her Confectionery. mye0-2m
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(NITY Mills Flour is now selling at g. 50, whole
\ sale: retail 81 as 8 IS for good merchandise
Wheat. 3ocents for good Flour Barrels.
apa0d&wn j.. ROSS, Agent.
lust RECEIVED.-A fresh supply OF PER-,
" Davis Pain Killer. and Sloan's Medicines, for sale
1T PROPRIETOR prices 10y
mye KELLER. FARNSLEY * CO.
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Afternoons directed to advertisement
In another column, of contractors wanted for
grading, &C., by the City Council. The bids
for such work to be handed in this evening at
the Office of the City Clerk.
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M i. G, BUKCH, DENTIST,

OYSTERS 40 doz cans Baltimore Oysters, choice
mya PRESTON BROS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-05-18
Mormon POlIgamy.

An interesting debate occurred in the
United States House Of r representatives.
on Thursday. on an amendment TO the
Utah bill in these words:
"ThOt the ben fits OF this act shall moi
be extended to any person who shall now
or at at any time hereafter, be the hus'
band of more than one wiie.'
A number of members made speeches
for and against the amendment Some
regarded it as violating the dogma oI
"non.interVenlon" so much commented
upon during the discussion on the Me-
braska bill. Others could see no reason
why the public lands in Utah should BE-
gwen to men who violated the common
sentiments OF the christian world and our
public laws, by having a plurality of wives
when the same boon was denied bv the
Presidential veto TO the poor insane oI
our country.
Mr.. READY. (whig) Of Tenn. offered
an amendment, to the effect at any man
having more than one wife living shall
forfeit his rights under this act, which
prevailed, and the committee arose and
! the House sdjourned.
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JACKSON MARKETS.
JACKSON, May ls, 1854.
MARRIE D.

MARRlED--on Sunday evening the 18th inst, by
the Rev. II. Adams Mr.. D. W. PECK aud Miss
AMANDA GILLESPIE, all Of Jackson.
with the above announcement we acknowledge .
large quantity Of the wedding fiIingS all Of which
were excellent and the happy pair have the united
thanks Of the Office, ~
Though pints and quarts are all the rage.
In this, our now progressive age, .a "a 2
plain to see without your specs,
That AmaGdas heart was on the PICKS.
As large measures from SMALL ONES grow,
And sweetest pleasures from them flow,
So may you have no single checks,
But always doubled with LITTLE PEcKs.1
On the Goth Of April last, Mr. WILLIAM KrMsRo.
Of Illinois. and Mss Rachel NooKEs, Of JscksOn
County, Ohio,
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peath of mr. CorwIn nen,lsx.

1t Is our painful duty to record the death Of Tin
Young man. who ourreadcp val feedllpct, We noticed
in ON paper Of last week rs hayas boon thrown from
his sulky and seriously injured Mr. D. was about
twenty one years OF age aud was at tho time Of the
accident employed as Clerk by the Eagle Furnace Co.
aud was we'll and favorubly known as an upright
and moral young man, beloved by all who knew
him, both in social aud business life but alas, that
fell monster, Death, has claimed him as bis own
With heprospect ofabright future before him, he was
hurried from life unto death. Ills remains were
brought into town on saturday night last, and on
Sunday morning were conveyed to Portsmouth by an
express train Of carr accompanied by some friends,
for intonneut
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RemovaI..New Goods.

French & Mcacham, we observe have removed to
their new Store House, on Main Street. nearly oppo-
site 7. r. Clewers Drug Store, and have just opened
new and splendid lot Of Dry Goods, Groceries No
tions, ETC., which they are offering at astonishing low
prices. We cannot but say word in reference to
the neatness Of their Store ROOM which under the
supervision Of Mr. r. D. Wollum, Carpenter, looks
rich and beautiful, and will in neaness aud arrange
ment, compare with any of the business houses in
larger towns. Mr. Wollum is master mechanic
and for proof Of this the reader has but just to cal
at the store Of French g. Meacham, and examine hi
workmanship and while there don't forget to maxi
a purchase Of lot Of Goods.
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There is a brick yard in West Cam.
bridge. Massachusetts, owned by a Mr..
TTubbell. where all the work is performed
by steam engine--lrom the grinding Of
the clay to the striking of the brick. Last
year Mr.. Hubbell employed two hundred
and thirty hands, and sent $1,000 0oO
bricks TO market The present year the
hands are to be increased 10 two hundred
and fhy--a force sufficient to strike 200
600 bricks per day and there will pro,
badly be 3o.oooooo made during the
season.
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aTDr. Miller requests us to say that undcr the
late Liquor Law" he cannot think the Legislature
intended to prevent the proper use Of pure liquors in
cases Of medical necessity among the sick and with
view to strictly observing its sautary spirit, and yet
to save irritating disappointment to applicants he will
hereafter require absolutely, aprescriptiOn from
temperate Physician by temperate messenger in al
cases previously to furnishing anything in that way
He has thought that this will be the only prope
course under the circumstances, and it will be strictly
adhered TO- till otherwise advised.
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Tho CitY HOuse,

The hotel heretofore known By the
name of the Woodbridge House has been
named the City House. Mr. Jacob May
continues to keep it. and he keeps it well,
lie has made himself popular as land.
lord with those whose fortune It has been
to make his house their temporary or per.
manent home. In the future we are con.
fident that he will abSte no effort to make
his guests fee! comfortable aud perfectly
happy.-ChhicOthe AduertiSer.
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The PnnuIma Railr0md.

The correspondence Of the N Y. Epen-
ing Post says the work on this road is be-
ING pushed forward with energy, and in a
few weeks the track will be completed to
the summit. About 5000 men are now
at work, 1000 Of whom ave at Panama.
The work near the summit is very heavy,
there being s.veral cuts through the solid
rock, hundreds of yards in length and
nearly fifty feet deep. The length Of the
part completed is 81 miles, and the re-
ccipts of Lhatpart, for the month of March,
were S66,O7O.
The sickness and mortality among the
laborers is much less than in former
years, and is confined almost entirely, to
the gangs of men brought directly from
Ireland and Germany, who are much less
able to stand the climate, than those from
the United States, and the West Indies
The Germans who have gone there, have
been particularly unfortunate, most o
them having been artisans and unused tt
labor in the open air. Most of the foreign
erS when there, were from the floating pop
ulation of large cities, noted for their in
temperance and irregular habits OF life
and nine -tenths of those who die there
are men Of that class.
When the Road is completed from
Ocean 10 Ocean and fully equipped,
will have cost about ten millions Of dol
lars. The two steamship companies con
: Meeting with it one on the Atlantic, an
the other on the Pacific, have also invest
ed in ships, wharves, storehouses, abou
: ten millions. ASpinwall, the terminatio
: on the Atlantic, is nearly all owned b
! citizens oflhe United States, and has abou
; 5000 inhabitants. Panama, on the Pa
) ci6c side, is rapidly losing its Spanish as
pect, and assuming the air OF a moder
2 town. The Road will be finished betwee
u these two points, this year, and the tri
I across the Isthmus will be then made
three hours. Then, with good 6rst-cla'
o steamers on each Ocean, the trip irol
/" New York to San Francisco can be mad
in twenty days.
4 The mails that pass over the Isthmu
are computed BY tons, and the passenger
E by hundreds, and they are constantly il
creasing,E Cm. Gas
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Connecticut.


A dispatch from New Haven, dateG
May Sd, says:
'Ihe Legislature of Connecticut was or
ganized this morning In the House
Lafayette S. Foster of Norwich was cho
sen speaker, and Ami Giddings, of Ply
mouth, and I. L. Harrison, of " est Xii
lingly, clerks. MesSrS Babcock and Wild
man, of the PaiIadium. were appointed
state printers. .....
ain the Senate, John Boyd was choser
president pro tenn, and David B. Booth
Of Danbury, clerk,
HARTFORD, May 4,
The two branches of the Legislature o
this State met in joint convention thi
morning and elected the following ticke
for state officers during the ensuing year
Governor Henry Dullon, of New LA
ven.
Lieutenant Governor-Alexander G
Holly, of Salisbury.
Secretary OF State-Oliver II. Perry
of FairfeE
Treasurer-Daniel w. Gary, of Mid
dletown.
Comptroller-John Durham, of Nor
wich.
The above gentlemen are all wings =
The whole number of votes cast for Gov
ernor was 2S3, of which Mr.. Dutto
(Whig) had l40, and Samuel Inghar
Democracy 93,
The remainder Of the Wing ticket wa
elected by about the same majority.
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The Clinton Houae.

This new hotel is now open for the ac'
commodalion of the public, as will bt
seen by reference 10 an advertisement in
to'day's paper. The edit RS of the Ga
zette and Metropolis, who have been
shown through the hotel, and part"ken oI
the hospitality of the new landlord. Mr.
Ferree. unite in saying that the accom-.
modations are excellent.-BhiiLicolhe
AduerAser.