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Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10
WASHINGTON ARKANSAS, WEDNESDAY, 10, NO.

rest Of Europe Through her brute mass
we can neither be seen nor heard SO loud
and dismal is the wall of our own island,
that we cannot hear the groans Of Poland.
Whether Russia be an oppressor OF Poland
or not, we care little-we only know Poland
was never SO oppressed as Ieland. The
one main, manifest, infallible conclusion
with Us, is that in any war, wherever. when
ever England conquers tyranny and famine
and treacbery conquer with her.
How truly the cause of the Allied Pow
ers' in this particular war now impending is
indeed the cause of tyranny; how the SIN
gle and absorbing object of England, espe-
cially is to maintain the present order Of
things in Europe-to keep down the swell
ing aspirations for Republican freedom all
over the world, and to make sure that grade
in cotton shall 60 en- peacefully forever un-
der the muzzles of the million muskets );
how truly this war in short, is a war Of cap
ital and title and provocative against all
poor men, il would need too much space
to demonstrate 50 fully as | wish to do Il,
this week. In the next number of the
Citizen, and the next, I shall return to
it.
Russia, indeed is TO friend to the people :
yet the success of tie Russian arms would
be salvation forthe people now A war, a
good, long, laundering war between the
sovereigns of Europe are to be set upon
their feet; and it is against tie acar, not
against Russia, that our enemy takes up
arms to keep the war beyond the Pruth,
beyond the Carpathians inside the gates
of the Bosphorus- anywhere far away from
where it is wanted, is our enemy's sole
policy.
But if. by the kind favor of Heaven, we
see Britain's flag and the desecrated tri-col-
or of Napoleon trampled and disgraced in
the East, then the war viii infallibly roll
westward, and new world viii be born of
its lightnines and thunders.
Every Irishman who enlists in the Brit
ish forces viii earn indeed his thirteen
pence day he will earn the heavy curse
of lis oppressed country along with it.
JOHN MITCHELL.
New YORK, March 22d, 1854
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10
NO.. 19.

Tie Greate0 Of Liriag Cnrfostties-
heatnckY Againn the World-The
Bearded Woman exhibited through the coun-
try, by Bnrnum, i still consideLed one of
the greatest OF living curiosities. and has
Lost none of the interest in attracting the
attention Of those who are willing to witness
the wonderful freaks Of nature But the
madam WHO is
From arross the big sea-
must give way before 2 native Of old Ken
tucky. famous for Ler beautiful women and
brave men,
There is at present in this city, and will
be exhibited shortly. q bearded woman, born
and raised in Hardin county. in this State,
who j. quite intelligent, quotes the bible
glibiy, and is very communicative. She
has an enormous noustache, heavy beard,
and while her fore-arms resemble a mans,
and are covered with fine hair. at least two
inches long, they are fair and evidently
woman's. The hce looks masculine ard
the nose has tha lne of bucchanal: but
we understand she is temperate and very
conscientious She has superb suit Of
hair, high. square. but not broad forehead.
We certainly think her one Of the most sin
gular specimens Of humanity we have ever
seen. Louisville Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

Parson Brownlow, of the Knoxville Wing,
in exposing defaulting subscriber, who has
fled TO parts unknown y owing him six dol
lars, uses the following tall language
Let him be published in every journal
in existence, until bis defalcation is known
and upon the waves of the Euxinc lot his
meanness be borne along with the shrieks
of the drowning Austrians. and the groans
of the dying Turks! And may the deep
dyed waters of the Danube hide his body
from the eye of man, when the sabre of the
Cossack and the Turk shall have drank deep
ly Of his blood And may the close of
1854 never permit the sun TO shine upon
another rascal, who may abscond in our
debt. too mean and too dishonest even to
write and promise to pay"
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10
4 Waterloo Warn.

The world has been listening for years to
stories of Waterloo but it would seem Ike
a certain other commodity, long since fa-
miliar to our readers, that there are few
more Of the same sort" An individual
who owned small tavern near the event
ful field was frequently questioned as to
whether be did not possess some relies OF
the battle, and as invariably and as honest
ly answered in the negative. But he was
very poor, and one day while lamenting to
neighbor not only his poverty, but the an
noyauce to which travellers subjected him,
his friend cut him short with
well. make one help the other Make
some relics"
But what can I do ?" cnquired the poor
man.
Tell them that Napoleon or Wellington
entered your shop during the battle. and sat
down in that chair"
Not long after an English tourist entered
and enqniring for relics, was told the chair
story. The chair was bought at an iucredi-
bic price The next conner was informed
that Wellington had taken drink, aud the
Wellington tumber" was accordingly sold.
The third arrival gazed with wonder at
the nail on which Bonaparte had chung his
hat The fourth purchased the door-posts
between which he had entered, and the
ffth became the happy possessor Of the
floor on which he had trodden st the last
advices, the fortunate tavern keeper had
not roof 10 cover his head, and was sitting
on bag of gold in the centre of deep pit
formed by selling the dirt on which the
house had stood.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

New FIRE ANNfHLAToR.-Mr. Ralph
Bulkley, Of New York has discovered an
antidote to fire which Walter H. Jones and
some half dozen oher good citizens certify
" be most potent in The extinguishiDg OF
fires They saw fourteen lights in as ma
ny different rooms. only communicating with
each other bv few small crevices, extin-
guished by II ii The space IF a minute.
In speaking Of il, the Tribune remarks
There is 10 difficulty in discovering or ere
ating ras which will speedily extinguish
fire. The only trouble is that such gas puts
out he fremen a. well rs the fire; and this
trifing drawback we do not learn that Mr..
Ralph Dulkley has surmounted."
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

FATNEss BEAuTY-The women Of
Egypt, IL order to acquire degree Of fat
ness, baihe themselves several days in luke
warm water. They stay 70 long in their
baths that they eat and drink therein. Du-
ring tie time they are III tie bath they take
every half hour some broth made of fat
pullet, and stuffed with sweet almonds. ha-
zel-nuts, dates and gestachio-nuts. After
taking this sort Of broth four times, they
eat a pullet All but the head. When they
come out Of the bath they are rubbed over
with perfumes and sweet-scented pomatum,
and after that some Of them lake myrobalans
before going to bed; others take drought
prepared with gum trgacanth and sugar
candy.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

RETUEN TO SLAvEEY-A bill passed the
Virginia Senate, and House, too, probably,
III the late session Of the Legislature, to al
low several negroes who had been set free
bv their master before his death, to be sold
bv his relatives The negres sent strong
petition 70 the Legislature in favor Of the
bill, prefering to be slaves Of their masters
relatives than accepting the freedom profer-
Cd them
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

Tue Law or LIBEL.-A bin Is before
the judiciary Committees Of the Legizla-
ture Of Pennsylvania, which proves that
when an editor. proprietor. Or publisher, j.
sued for libel, he may offer in defence. evi-
dence to show that tie facts. when published
with good motives. were justiGable, and nee
essary fur public information. Another see
ton provides that 10 EDITOR, proprietor.
or publisher, shall be iadictable for any
measure or act Of any person in Lis em-
ployment, unless said act is committed with
his or their consent.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

TIE New GuDGEoxs.-The follwing d.
alogue, which actually took place some years
since between an Old lady, who had much
confidence in professionals, and a learned
but eccentric clergyman. goes to strengthen
conviction already strong in the minds Of
many, viz that human nature i cullible
Now, parson, as YOU are a man Of much
learning, ! want to AK you what became VI
the eleven days, when o,d style was altered
To new III
We'll well, madam, you know this world
Is hung on two great gudgeons-"
Indeed, sir well, what then ?''
well, il had been turning round on the
two gudgeons q great while, and they got
worn out and it broke down"
'-Do tell Inc ii it did ?''
Yes marin. Well, after the world broke
down, al The people turned TO ana put 1t IN
new gudgeons. and sc. It going again; and
it took 'cm just eleven days"
The old lady was abundantly satisfied.
aud would have given 70 the learned gentle
man the degree Of bachelor of science, with
cut further examination. lynn Netrs.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

SEVEN CHnDREN-AT ONE BTRTH.-The
Holly Springs fMiss.) Times, Of the lst Of
February, says:
The most astonishing parturition recorded
in the annals of the human race occurred last
week in the vicinity Of Salem, Tippah coun-
tv in this State. Our informant states that
lady of that neighborhood has just become
the mother Of seven children at one birth.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

CoNTEAsT.--Look at the young man
with his flushed face. coming out Of the
drinking saloons, and at the young man
whose face never enter such places, but who
j. Lusily engaged in his daily duties
Which Of the two is likely to became the
useful and valuable citizenl
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

CoLoNlzAT.oN- Cha's Henderson, ESQ,
of Danville, KY, has emancipated % of his
slaves. TO go to Liberia, under the direction
of the Kentucky Colonization Society, iu
the May expedition from that State He
has also purchased the husband of one Of
his women servants, at the price of $1,000
He gives them all a full outfit, and to the
Kentucky Colonization Society $500.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

Paddy's description Of fiddle can't be
beat :-"It was a. biz as turkey, and as
muckle as goose be turned it over on its
hack. and took crooked stick and drawed
it across its belly. and. o. st. Patrick, how
il ded squale !"
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

TEE Richmond Penny Post" contains
The following letter written by Nj. CLAY 10
the children Of gentleman Of that city
It was not intended for publication. and has
never before been il print:
WASHINGTON, Feb. is, 1888.
"Iy Dear Chifaren !. Having made the
acquaintance of your father, and received
from him here many ac.s Of kindness, ! take
great pleasure, in compliance with bis wish
"a, in addressing those few lines TO YOU
During long life, have observed that
those are most happy who love honor, and
obey their parents; who avoid idleness and
dissipation, and employ their time in con-
stant labor, both Of body aud mind and
who perform with regular and scrupulous
attention, all their duties to our Great Ma
ker ard His only son. our blessed Saviour.
May you long live and prove to be a
blessing 10 your father and mother, orna-
ments to society. and acceptable 70 God -
Such il the hope Of tie friend Of your pa-
rents; and, although unknown 70 you. your
friend, IT, CLAY"
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

A fop who had just returned to Eneland
from a continental tour, was asked how he
liked the ruins of Pompeii. Not very
WE'LL" was the reply they are SO dreadful
ly out Of repair.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

While in America the proportion of per-
sons who 20 to school Of some kind i In
3, in Russia II il 1 in go,
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10

A rash and somewhat deluded young man
has threatened to apply Maine Law to his
sweetheart She intoxicates him 60
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC GEN.


NTESSRS KELLER & FARNSLEY would respect-
WI fully return thanks to tbercustomers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received, and take this method Of informing
their friends that they have purchased of Mr. CrawoId
Bell his entire stock of Drugs a. Medicines. and
will continue TO the business in the house
merly occupied by him Main between First and Sec
end sts. where they will be pleased 10 have their friends
call and examine their stock. They have associated Mr.
Isaac White who has been for years the principal Clerk
in Mr.. Bells establishment, who will be happy at all
times. TO wait upon tho old patrons, oftbe house. II
pure Drugs allow rates. and aecomms dating terms
any inducement to the Merchants, Druggists and Ply
scians respectfully invite them to call we have
hand sock of S25 900, Of well Sc ected Drugs and
will be constantly receiving additions to present
supply and hope to offer such eementsto WHOLE
SALE DEALERS as will supercede the necessity Of
their vist other Cities for the purpose of purchasing
their supplies.
jy15 KELLER, FARNSLEY 4 CO.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02
MAR BILE DE POT!
REMOVED TO
TN G~r nPpO-JTE TuE n nJK

MAIN ST., OPPO@ITE THE BANK.
OK TONS ofthe finest Marble brought to the
ZIC West at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers in Mar
bic are expressly invited TO examine my stock, for
will make il TO their interest paronize My stock
consists OF arrsrar White veined & Dtve colored tal
an in blocks and slabs. American white, vari .ated.
blue, elouded and statuayy, which was selected With
great caIe at the Vermont Qus rres.
MONUMENTS of all styles, SCROLLS. 0BLElSB,'
TOMBS, HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Countertops and Furniture Marble hand and made
order at Eastern prices.
Grateful for the past liberal patronage expect to-
merit a continuance of the same. Give me call.
NJ. A. LAWRENCE-
Orders from a distanc, promptly and satisfac-
rily filed. All work warranted. aug29
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02
REMOVAL.
GEO N. WIN


NJANUFaC aCTURER Of Japanned and Stamped Wares,
ltI Water Coolers, Toilet Wares &c, &c, having re
moved from the old stand corner OF Walnut ana fearl
the y. w. CORNER RACE AND CoLuNBI. Tor Second
strt eJ and having largely increased facilities for man
uaciurng is prepared to supply dealers on liberal
terms. ,
TIMERS Stove Dealers and others VIII hnd greatly
their interest to purchase their stocks direct from inc
manufactory. - -
Ihave recently made such arrangements with the
manufacturers of TINNERS' MACHINES and TOOLS.
as TO be constantly supplied. Among which viii be
found some NEWLY INVENTED LABOR SAVING MACHINES,
which he seen in operation All OF which VIII be
sold at manufacturers prices -
GEO. d. WINCHELL,
aplO-3md&w n. w. cor. Bace and Columbia sts
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02
CIGaw AND TOBACCO STORE OF

JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET 1Sr AND I'D.
20. Schaefer d schroeder's old sta d.
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF Evansville
and rroand ng county that have taken the above
stand det rmued to continue the same business and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cgars
and Tobacco of the bes brands that Eastern markets a
ford also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco OF all kinds Mer
shaun, China Wooden Pipes OF all sizes and quail
iues at the lowest cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
MY lengthy experience i'm the business convinces me
that can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share OF public patronage. lapl II
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02
feb20-tf


NHE undersigned would respectfully inform the citi
l. zens of Evansville aud vicinity, that he has just
opened a fresh stock of Family Groceries, aud Provi
sions every description, Fir street. door To
James Steel's Lumber Yard where H. hopes, by strict
attention to business to merit and receives share pub
lie patronage.
daily receiving fresh supplies of Butter Cheese
Eggs Lard and Poultry from the country and shall keep
constantly hand full supply of all staple articles for
table use.
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods bought
Il my Store, to the residence of the purchasers prompt
ly upon the receipt of their orders Please call and
auine my stock. Janl6-Iy) f. L. BEDFORD.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02
WATER WHEELS.

WE are prepared to fill orders for Parker,
wv Hotchkiss Johnston Water Wheels, with all the
appurenances belonging thereto These Wheels being
Submerged will perform without disadvantage under
high back water provided the head Is preserved.
We now competing full set of Parker Wheels,
embodying all the latest improvements, under the
sonaI supervision of Mr.. JAMES SLOAN, celebrated
the builder of the best Water Mills in Ohio and
tucky and dvorahy known 10 the readers Of the Scen
tfc American, ~. s., of KY" We have a model of
the approved Sluce constructed scale,
which Millrghts will find TO the. advantage to call aud
examine.
The Committee OF the franklin Institute Of the State
of Pennsylvania In their Report Of June lh 1885,
the Parker Wheel With the over shoc giving the pre-.
ference all other Wheels for power its adaptation
to high low heads, and with reference the action
upon IL of back waters ice, and the with which
access may be had TO it for inspection or repair.
mills G. ID. EGGlESTON & CO.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02
SHERWOOD HOUSE

TNHE subscriber has taken the above house and has
entirely refted and re:urnished IT, and is prepared
10 the patrons Of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock horses and ear
riages to let.
The stable is large clean and well located and good
hostlers are in constant attendance Particular ntion
will DO paid the OF horses left with him for keep
ng. and in all respects the public sha hnd the sher
~sed Hsnss gosd Hotel 'tye.ul j. A 8YERs.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02
WINCuELL,s WATER COOLERS.

WfNCHEIL'S WAT ER COOLEkS.
yNHE is again at hand when the use OF Ice be.
Il comes indispensable 10 the comfort and health OF
every family.
The undersigned has for several years past been en-
gagged in the manufacture Of the above named article
las devoted much time and labor in pcricctng them
Knowing their great utility economy and convenience,
bring them into very general use. hey have be-
come Indispensable to every house keeper The fact
has been demonstrated beyond question, tina they will
preserve Ice LONGER than OF the devices which have
been brought for that purpose The convenience Of
always having ICE WATER ready for drinking is rully
appreciated by those who have used this artic e.
The undersigned has larger and better facilities for
Manufacturing Water Coolers than any estab ishment
in the country, and is prepared 10 supply them in
any quantity.
merch nts and others buying to SELL liberal dis
count is made. They be packed aud shipped TO
part OF the country with perfect safety.
GEO. ID. WINCHELL,
Manufacturer, cor. Race and Columbia sts..
apIC.3mdNw Cincinnati Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02

RECEiVED per steamer Belle Key
IL drum Codfss;
% boxes do for family use;
obls No. Mackerel large:
do No.2 do do.
2uerces New Rice, 400 qr-boxes Sardines;
5bbls6est White Wine; 3 6bls Loaf sugar;
40 Orusned sugar; do Powdered Sugar:
oy (mhy l. & ID. HEIMANN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02

DR J. r. WILCOX begs leave respectfully 10 Inform
IL the public he has taken partner in the prac
tice OF Medicine, Dr. JOHN CoSYNGToS, who, from at
tanmens and varied experieIce ranks among the frst
Physicians In the Mississippi Valley.
Drs w. q @. would say those who may eGuire their
services that they will be promptly and carefully aten
ded and that the advice OF both when desired will not
Increase the expense. R. WILCOX, NJ. ID.
anil n J. CONYNGToN, NJ. ID.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02
aaIAGs AND BUGGY MAKINGM

NTESSRS. SATERLEE & DE'GARMO have
WI hand good assortment of one and two hsrse Car
rages. Rockaways and Buggies manufactured al their
shop after ths approved and modern styles.
Messrs. ;. & Dec will promptly fill all orders for
work in the neatest and most substantial manner,
and surpassed by Eastern manufacturers eithr In
quality price. They have experienced Carriage
BlacS who does up the Iron work in syle
be excelled. apply
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02
THOMAS CONYNGTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND


STATIONER.
NITOULD respe fully inform his friends and the pub
w lie generally. that having purchased OF Msssrs.
Rathbone & Wheeler, their entire stock Of Books &
Stationery, he has owed his Book Store the
lately occupied by them in No. J. Fosters Block,
of Main ard Fret Streets.
The additions thus made TO his stock ables him to
offer to his customers a larger and better assortment
than has before been brought this mark ct;
ssting I'm part of, Mscelaneo s. School, Medical and
Theological Books Writing. Printing. Wrappug and
Fancy Paper, Foreign & Fancy Stationery Of all
kinds. All of which will be Sold Wholesale and Retail
Cincinnati prices fact to which he would call tho
attention of country merchants, dealers teachers and
others, being confident 20 their interest
to purchase of him. aug 25-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-02
MEDICINAL.
FIRES LONG PENT UPy
Tremendous Volcanic tpuptiOn!H
nnr,lk Son ad Vii of Irnnv

b
TERRIFIC EXPLOSl0N!!
Tremendous Volcanic rruptionm
man "Seared US with Hot Iron"
IN TIL 2 SEE3HING LAV,AI!I,
~ and CONFIDENCE, man by the name OF Mclean SO
the interest he displayed in peeuniary affairs that in
the course of few months we took him into miteo
partnership for year. Thus by large pecunary gain
community he into social and public being
and vitality by and through our aid and influence
viper like he sung the hands that him sustenanee
Having learned the immense popularity of that wonder
THE ELECTROMAGNETIC L1N1MENTI
and talent enough sustain article of his coneep-
tion and original and independent fohers for an exis
tepee-ne all parasites he determined TO cling to the
skirts and draw vitality. sustenance and support from
Others. He made mixture of TAR and TURpEN-
TINE"-"flched from us a name "--mutated our direc
tons and advertisements, and called this aborve de-
formity Volcanic Oil Lniment." with shallow and
insy pretext of originality He has made desperate ef
forts TO induce dealers and the people and his
worthless filthy and perncious trash by representing 1t
be similar and equally ecacous with the original
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT!
But he has sgnay failed in his labored attempt at deeep
to make precarious support What can say o. such
mani Ifhe has any conscience we need say no more
positions and thus for the present leave him in his
BUaNINa FhAM IS OF TRUTH; ,s.
never relieve him.
TFCAUTION NUMBER TWO y
Another feeble effort has been made to profit by the
popularity article, by man in Louisville who put
up few gross OF a preparation whes he called Amerl
can Mustang Liniment." He has, however become sat
isfed of the he committed, and has pledged his
sacred honor that he will inf'i ge our
rights Tor attempt deceive and impose upon the ere
duy unsuspeeting confidence of the public. on whom
he is dependant for his living With this pied we
have agreed draw dark veil Of charity and forgive
ne IS over his past acts and let him go in peace.
BUT WI WARN TIL AFFLICTED!
To of all mpositons, and no liniment that
has not name the wrappers and directions, aud
the evidences of the copy right secured and you will
the worth OF your money get relief from your infer
mires ami bless the day that you used the
MEXIC AN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
II Y he Linment IS put up in three sizes. aud retaiis
at % cts, 50 cts and ST. The large botes contain much
nment in proportiC to the prices aud are there
fore cheapest.
IL r Principal Office 30t, Broadway, New York, and
Third and Market streets ST. Louis No. aud for
sale by dealers in Drugs and Medicines and BY country
store Keepers IN all parts Of the United States.
| IT r For sale in Evansville by
| KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
MILLER N CO.
jyi6-Iyd&w aud several other Druggists.