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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-06
RAIL RIO AID LIN Els
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100 1900 -kJ y FL.

hoaiS on TINS Route laid
FOUR DAILY TRAINS. e.
First Train--hightnng Express leaves Cincinnati att
O'clock Passengers by this train connect 10 New
York, Boston Niagara Falls, buffalo, puhkirk. Clcvc-
land. Crestue. Pittsburgh. Phil .dcphia, baltimore,
Washington CIty, Nheelng Zsnessille. DC. Sioi lhs
bstwrcn Cincinnati and Cleveland. al lJvc1ni, Nor
row. Aenia, London, Columbus. Della ware. Carere-
ton. Gallon, Crestne, Shelby, View London and G-i"
Second Train-Accommodafon Express leaves Gin
cinnat 4 Is s'cock a M Passengers by this Train
b 4. TO bGnkirk. Buffalo, New York and B0st"n),
with. Lebanon. &c This train Stops at all way stations
between Cincinnati and Ile> Gland and between tincin
na,i aud Washington texc'It Fig rttons-slorinhs
third fs&s ciaeinii at 10 rlocS p m
Passenger, 10y this 1ra Hi lsboro', Chilli
eothc, Washington, Wilmington, Lcbano, &c.. Ibis
train stops at all way stations between Cinsinnau and
Except Branch Hill and Iinw ood at Turnpike)-siop
ping GA PROPER signal or notice to Conductor.
o,ort "a Nv
fori, Boston, Niagara Falls iialo, Dunhirk Clcve-
land Lebanon &c This train stops at all wa! stations
between Cincinnati and Cleveland except Flag stations
stopping only proper signal noiice Ia CoBductor
sunday train to Columbus 1T ?: 80 o'clock p. m.
NPspringdeid Passengers by l.. NJ. Railroadwiiltako
a. m. and p m trans I'D rt-a -t-
From Cincinnati to New York ..............si SIG 90
From Cincin att to Boston Is so
An additional charge of fly cts via Niagara Fails
From Cincinnati to Buffalo via Lake Shore Rail-
From Cincinnati to Philadelphia or Baltimore via i.
Crestliue and Pit sburgh ID Oo
From Cincinnati Pittsburgh via Crestiine. 90
Front Observation-Disclosures. 5 on
From Cincinnati to Baltimore via Wheeng.... IA 9j
From Ci cinnati to Washington via Nhe ling. IS %
From Cincinnati to Philadelphia via Wheeling. IS %
From Cincinnati to Wheeling ................ Is
From Cincinnati To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GU
From Cincinnati to Observation-Disclosures. ...... 100
From Cincinnati to GAINESVILLE ...........-... go
From Cincinnati to Springfield .............. 10
From Cincinnati to Morrow Observation-Disclosures. 90
From Cincinnati 10 Wilmington .............. GO
From Cincinnati to Washington .............. 9 IS
From Cincinnati to CircIeviIIe , SO
From Cincinnati t. Loyelands. %
From Inciunati 10 Hillsborough ........... I IS
FROM Cincinnati to Chiilicothe ....-...... , - |
IT 57For all information and Through reke apply at
the Office of broadway and Front sts.,
or al the Depot, Cincinnati.
.. = - w. A. LATHAM. Tic ct Agent. .-
mh6 Z. w. STRADER General Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-06

WHONES 'EE IN ID EsETAIL.
HOPKINS e. READ are now receiving their Spring
Il Stock of Dry Goods. Carpets, Oil CIoih, Matngs,
Wall Paper, Looking Glasses and Window Shades, 10
which we invite the attention of the citizens of Evans
Vile arr, the neighborng towns. our stock will be
more attractive this than and will offer
greater inducements to Cash Buyers than have
done Our stock is to all, and time will be
devoted to the psope. Iapl-2md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-06
= uorVXE5yED FIRES LONG PENT UP!
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION!
Tremendous volcanic EruptiOn!!!

e WI IL I'D
SA TEKKIFIC EXPLOSIoN.i
Tremendous volcanic EruptionH!
man .sSsared rs with Hot Iron"
1,y TIE SE e 1HING LA VAL!
toNE three vars ago we took INTO our employment
- md eonii.cIxe,a man by the name OF Mclean So
I'll ,Sec pleased with his devotion to business, and
,h displayed ia peeuniary affairs, that in
lie co,sse OF few months we took him into limited
- Srship for Year. Thus, by large pecuniary gain,
P the introduction of his into the rciai
Community. he warmed into social and public being
and vitality BY and through our aid and influence
viper like he stung the hands that him sustenance.
Having learned the immense popularity of that wonder
mustang INIMENTl
And having genius enough TO originate, inteec
and talent enough sustain article Of his concep
ion and original and Independent ofohers for exs
tenceAe all parasites, he determined to cling 10 the
skirts and draw vitality, sustenance and support from
others. He made mixture Of ''TAK and TURPEN-
TINE"-'hlched from a name"--mutilated our drec
tons aud advertisements, and called this abortive de-
ainsy pretex of originality He has made desperate ef
forts 10 induce dealers and the people 10 and his
worthless filthy and perneious trash by representing il
to be similar to. and equally ehicacous with the original
true. and only genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT!
tion and has had to resort TO Perry Davis Pain Killer
To make preearous support! What can say o. such
aman! 1.-The has any conscience we need say more
1.-The has none we can only warn the public against inn
position. and thus for the present We leave him in his
naked def1rnity and xpose, 30 the
BURNING FGAM ES OF TRUTH.
From the agony Of which his ''villainous compound
can never relieve him.
- IN w ". i
Another feeble effort has been made 10 profit by the
popularity OF article, by man in Louisville who put
few gross Ola preparation which he called "A meri
can Mustang iinment." lie has, however, become sat-
sed of the he committed, and has pledged his
sacred honor that he will never infr ge
rights attempt to deceive and impose upon the
duty or unsuspecting confidence Of The public whom
he is dependant for his living With this pied e, we
have agreed draw dark veil Of charity and forgive
ne over his past acts, and let him go in peace.
BUT WI WARN THO .AFFLICTED!
To be ware of all imposons, and by Liniment that
IL moi On md IL and
the evidences OF the copy right secured and you will
worth ofyour money. get relief from your infer
mites, and bless the day that YOU used the
MEx1C AN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
VFlhe bniment Is pat up in three sizes and retais
at - cts 80 and ST. The large bottles contain
more Lniment in proport to the prices and there
fore cheapest.
VI r Principal Office 30t, Broadway, New York, and
Third and Market streets, Louis No. and for
sale by dealers In Drugs and Medicines and BY country
store Keepers IN all parts of the United States.
ri y For sale in Evansville by
KELLER, FL RNSLEY & CO., s
MILLER d CO,
yi6-ly& aud several other Druggists.
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uITTrsOLFF g. SONS,

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES GOLD cnArNs,
ZINE JEwEiRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVER wART. cLocKs,y
sPxerscLEs. &c. sTRELT. BETwExx VI
FIRST AND SKI Sd. EVANSVILLE. A.. -H~ r.s q
~ VIZ have constantly on hand a large and COM.
~ plcte assortment Of the above named goods, and
sse VIII sell them low any house in the West,
therefore respectfully invite all no DESTROYS Of
ing Hatches orJeweiry, 20 give call before PURCHASE
Ing elsewhere. as make ii to their interest buy
Of Us. .-r. ldeceLIy.
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The following certificates speak for themselves as the
gentlemen whose signatures attached, known TO
thousands:
ST.. LoUIs, September 20, 1853.
DIR. O. J. Wood-Sir: have used nearly two bottles
Hair Restorative and have found its effects
satisfactory. Ii has entirely destroyed all dandruf from
head and restored hair to its original color which
had become quite gray. VIM. IKUESDAlL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-06

NJ For all Information and Through Tickets, app
at the Office south east of broadway and From
streets, "A the Dcuoi, Cincinnati. d..
w. 4. LATHAM, Ticket A gent.
mhls P.W. 'sTRADER, CT neral gent.
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C0oK,s FAwTIy cvOcrnY.

THE undersigned would respectfully annoiince the
citizens OF Evansville. that be is row better prcpav-
ca man ever to supply their tables WITH -ENERY-
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, in tie line OF Family
Groceries.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received du
ring The past year. confidently expect uuuaBcc OF
my share of the trade. as claims
and shall spare forts TO crit it, ~ 9. sr. i Il
am constantly receiving all the leading i.tcles OF
Family supplies fresh fIom country; and shall Keep
on hand az all times Fresh Butter Cheese, lard Eggs,
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried aud Picked Meats. n
Also T.- kFhs
complete assortment OF Dry Groceries Of every de-
erp,ion. Teas Coffee, Sugars, Msiasses, Flour Feed
DC. =
Ny MARKET WAGON VIII deliver all good, 10 thss
doors OF the purchasers promptly upon the receipt OF
their orders. Call and examine ny-stoek
z. n. COOK 'if
oet2s .t. Opposite the Post Once.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-06
BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOES n y ID SHOES.
"Eare opeuing good assortment Of MEMS Calf
w Grained, Goat and Kip boots. Mems Kip. Grain
cd aalf, goat and enamciled Brogans " omen. split
side stitched grained calf aud enameled Bootces,
split calf goat Kid and morocco slippers Mems grain
ed do Boys aud Chldren's Shoes All OF which were
purchased oftae manufacturers and their ag nts, aud
which are now for sale low the present high price
OF stock will permit. for such class of work. no
poor goods in our house. Call and examine at
mh2I -r-t- MORGAN KEEN Az PRESTON .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-06

RuiLDbh> ahd Others wanting Cast Iron Fronts for
houses.oi choice patterns and other asiings and
wrought Iron work Tor buildings a.e requested 10 give
Us a call Unhio q. ID EGGLEsTON e. co.
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CABINET WARE HOU Sc.


CABIN Ri w AK = t1oO9 6.
ROBERT FERGUS.
%-~y HAVE hand large supply of every -
49, variety Of Cabinet Ware of the best W
IL orkmanshp and material, on Main be- ~
80 tween Third and Fourth streets. Il
In AR Der Nard.--
1 have also hand. a large supply of Pine Lumbe
seasoned. Also, 75, OOO feet dressed Flooring.
COffins.--
large supply ofa kinds aud sizes on hand All tbs
above articles will sell on the reasonable TERMS.
Dwelling house next the shop. Ia
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llAT&-
Observation-Disclosures

/ EGHORN. Straw. Palm leaf. Panama. Silk so
IL WOOL and Fur Hats OF new Spring styles.for sale
mh2l t MORGAN, KEEN d PkESTON'S.
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We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock there never anything here before like
IT,. (jaH2S) NM. Low In IhAiI' * CO.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-02-08
TO the Public.

In conformity with my Card Of the
28lh, now lay my Address before the
public. In SO doing | feel that an
apology is due. The Address was no,
written to publish, nor did ever i'm
ngine that circumstances could occur,
which would render its publication ne.
cessary. 1t was my expectation sim.
ply to discharge duty which had
been assigned me by my class mates
deliver the Address, and there let it
rest. But have not been permitted
thus to act The fierce and unrelcnt.
ing measures which have been pursued
against me, leave me no alternative,
hut to obtrude my views upon the
public, painful as the duty is.
AS to the views contained, desire
to be fully and distinctly understood.
assert positively that the Add ess a;
now published, contains precisely the
same and all the positions and princi.
Piles, which advanced at its delivery.
that the language of the manuscript
itself has been accurately followed, en-
cept in such slight verbal alterations
as were necessary to accuracy, and
that beyond this the only changes il,
it, are in those sho,t passages which
are. marked il hrnekets, to which |. call
itens silE 81 sen rts assI
txtemporized, UTTERED no sentiment
inconsistent with. or more extreme
than these. This is my emphatic and
truthful declaration.
With it ] give the Address to the
public with cheerful confidence duub,
not but that to many the views will
seem unsound, impracticable and Wis.
sionary. but feel safe in believing
that the candid and impartial reader
will fail to discover particle of that
arrogant and into!erant spirit, or q
symptom Of those aristucratc and ty.
rannical sentiments which are so 40.
horrent to true hpubIicansrn, bu,
which have been ascribed to me. feel
sure that when the Address is suberIy
and impartially perused, the communi
ty Will be at loss to discover anv
just cause in it, for all the clanlor and
bitterness against the author and that
it will be rs ready to meet out warm
justice, as it has been to p cjudsc and
denounce. 10 all who have spoken
timely words in my behalf, ! return
my most heartfelt thanks. And tc
those who have n,isapprehended, car
only say, here is the Address, judge
for yourselves.
Respectfully,
w. r. TABER, jr.
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Essentials 0fa E.cDuhiic.

When Thomas Carlyle declared that
:" after ages Of constitutional govern.
.lnent, mankind knew but imperfectlv
yet what liberty and SLAYER, is" he
uttered sentiment, as mortifying to
the vanity of the evangelists of mod
ern democracy, as it is sadly and GER
.tainly true. Indeed, the assertion that
wonderful and permanent advances
have been made towards the absolute
: perfectility of human government, has
IN all times, and in none more than
. our own, been exulantly made by those
whom calm philosophy brands as po
litical outlaws and highwaymen. We
need not tax history further than the
last half century, to furnish ample con
ilrmation of this. If anything can add
bitterness to the woes of The French
Revolution; if it were possible to ag-
gravate the horror. with which Gendish
and bloody doctrines widowed that
beautiful land, it is the reflection tha,
the miserable victims were at Zach
step deluded by chimeras Of liberty
and happiness, portrayed in golden
hues, by the very workers of their de.
struction.
And in our own day, have we not
seen the people OF Hungary, Italy,
Germany and France too again, Incl,
ted by the defamation of political
Inoonlings, launch into revolutions,
from which, after periIIing oil the &C
4u'slt'ons of former toll aud expert
r''ce, they have sunk back into impu-
'eht exhaustion, into abysscs of mise.
J and oppression, murc i..tolerabIe
than befnre?
lhe political revolutions in Europe
during The last liuIfccntury, have very
to''e'"lly assumed the Democratic
type.
Ihc pressure Of population, with
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-02-08

\. Al q Convention of the superintendents Of
tho Common Schools in New England, held
this Fall in New Haven, these views were pre.
1ented ia starting colors. In an Essay by tho
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See Garnatt's Address before tho Vi,r;,;o
University, to which take the pleasure Of nc.
knnwledging great cnieb,c'lncss, in the rrepa.
tion Of this nIIreas,
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VOL. WITH.
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Nlir WfcrNe unO Wlenfdlcn.


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