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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-26
NO 27,

Les R"sses ayant eu Ie temps d,.
)etcr ii" pont sur Tile lirent passcr
dcnx ba!ai'Ions d'intanteric. lie ctnt.
raj So5manotf eomnandait sur Ia rive
ganche. lie general turc ctait res,e a
bord dune barquc.
Anssitot commence IN combat a
l'arme blanche, acharne de part ct d'au.
tfe' qu' dura cling heures ct Gnit par la
retraite des Russes, qui retfcctuercnt
'o"teioIs en- bon ordrc. lis Iaisse.ent
eur lie champ dc bata,IIe environ leo
morts, don't TN colonel ct 4 OFFICERS. rt
e0re"t 'ntant dc b!esses qu'on tran.por.
Ia Giurgevo,
" Les lures ont perdu 26 morris don't
o' oihc'er on ne connait pa, Ie NOM
brc dc leurs blcsses.
".c qm pronsc cn dtpit du bulletin
'''>se qul Went de paraitrc eur cettc Hf-
fa're, que les lures sont rcs,Gs maitrc.
dn champ dc bataiIIe, c'cst que les soI.
OATS russes tombes morris, ont tte d.
chausses ct les officiers depouil!t, dc.
'naIgncs dc !eur grade. '.s. -
. APres Ia bataillc, les Russc. rcto,r-
nercnt Tile pour cnseveIir lcs morris
les v'ng'-s'x morris dc renncmi G,reut
r"PPor'es par eux ct exposes s,r In place
poDhqhe siurscvo. On appeIa tons
les so!dats de Ia garrison autour dc CO,
cada'res en- leur disant {. Les voic;. ce~
lures qui vous inspircnl tant
dc cralnte combattez-Ics ayec confian.
&c, Dien ct lie ctzar sont ayec nous. ="
1T les soIdals entonnerent !cur cha nt de
,ictoirc.
'';.s canon JOtrenuitza a ets cntcn~
Ia la 2 jnsqu'a Bakarest, mais on ne
;onna''sait pas encore ic re.ultat du
combat. y - ''' -"
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-26
NAPoLEoNvzILE, DzaaAnzoHz, 40 MARS 1864
velle- -Angicterre ct non ell Europc.

ve'le-Anglcterre ct non ell Europe.
Tous ces phenomenes viunnent d'unc
senlc ct meme cause, la sechcresse dc
Fatmosphere aux Etats~Unis, laquelIe
est Iacilc a exPiiquer. En- Amerique
CONNIE en- Europe, les vents d'ouest do.
mlnent. Sur les c6tes curopeennes. ces
vents arriyent charges de l'humidite
don't iIs sc sont satur6s au contact de
rOeean, anssi amenent.ils la pluie. Aux
E,ats-Unis, c'est lie contraire. Les me-
mes vents n'arrivent a Ia cote atlantiaue
44'"pto. .:vnir travesse TEST un cont.
n"nt, ct, pendant g trajet, ils ont beau-
coup perdu dc lerr hnmiditi, d'oit Went
qn'ii5 ne sont pas charges de pInic. lis
paraisacnt done ici loner ic meme role
que les vents d'cst dams i'autrc hemis.
phcFc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-26

en- ce pays, au miIieu de l'hiver, beau
coup plus vhe qu'en Europe aussi ne
tardent-eiles point adopter la coutume
usitee aux Etats- Unis, de faire une les.
sive chaque semaine. En- second lieu
ellcs Sc plaignent de Ia rapidite avet
Iaquelle lie pain SC desseche. Habitutes
dams leur patrie conserver de grandc:
provisions de pain. ellcs sont etonnees
une fols en- Ameriqne, de voir que Ie
pain cut g. IL meme Maniere, Sc dur
ci' a0,sit6t ct au bout dc qaeiques jour
u est plu, mangeabe daFjs Ie premier
moment, elIes s'irnagiaent que Ia faute
en- est a la qualite de la fa'ine or bien
ceilc de l'eau. Get Inconvenience, car
cen est TN, est compcns6 par d'autres
ayantages. AiDsi, il est rare que les
provisions d'hiver Sc moisissent CONNIE
chez nous. Les caves y sont excelcn-
les, ct on y conserve toutes sostes de
wires bcaacoup plus longtc:nps qu'en
Europe.
&c defaut d'humidite Sc rem arone
dune facon plus sensible dams les ap>
partements. Jamdis les ftnetres ne
transsudent en- hivcr les AIiemands
s'etonnent de ne pas volr sur les car
reaux ces cristallisations, ces arabesques
qu'on remarque dams nos cIimats, ct
pourtant c'est la meme temperature, lc
meme foid qua Hamburg ou Mu-
nich, yers l'epoqne dc Noel.
Lei, les entreprcneurs de batimrnts
ne Connaissent pas la necesste de fairc
secher ieurs constructions avant dc les
rendre habitabIes peine les macons
ont-ils iini, que les Iocatsires entrent
sans avoir ricn craindre des pla,rcs
neufs.
Les peintres mettent deux couches de
vernis GU de couleur sur les murs on sur
la toile dams lie temps que leurs confreres
d'Eur0pe ne peuvent EN- METRE une,
ct leur travail men est point altere.
Mais Ell revanche, les menuisiers, ct
surtout les iascurs d'iDstruments doivent
fairc Ia plus grande attention au bois
don't lis Sc servent Car lie bois qni est
hon en- Europe, serait detestabIe New
York ou a Boston i'll crey.rait au bout
de queIque temps. Les parqncts sur
tout dcmandent TN grand soin aussi ell
voit-on fort peu, meme dams les maisons
des riches.
VOLTA ponrquoi les pianos americains
sont 81 estimes, tandis que les instru-
mcnts importes de Vienne on dc Paris
trouvent peu d'ama,enrs, bien que ceux.
ci soient les meil'eurs pour les cIimats
o1 on les emp!oie. Les ebeniste, sont
aussi forces de p'tparer uae collie plus
forte que celle d'Europe. Les tanneurs
ont remarque que les peaux sechent
avec une rapidite incroyablc, ce qui ac,
ceIere etonnemment leur besogne.
En6n, je citerai un fait que j'ai obser.
We moi-mamc, CONNIE naturaiste. On
salt que les collections d'his'oire natu
relIe SC conservent tres difficilcment en-
Europe, ct quill faut pour les preserver
de l'humidite les endure de chaux ou
de telle autre substance, snrtout quand
ces collections sont deposees dams des
baiiments neufs. Il Boston, TAI WI des
cabinets remplis de mammiferes ct dol
eaux deposes dams des endroits frafche.
nent bats, sans qu'on cut pris aucune
'recaution. Je men plaignis a l'inspec.
eur, lni remontrant le danger qui me-
'aGait des objets aussi defeats ct anssi
recieux nais il me repondit Vous
ubliez que mons sonmes dams, la Nou- |
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-26

UNE PIERRE Rare Uuc mnison de
i,ondrcs Went de ddposer u la Banque
d'Angleterre un diamant qui pcnt prem
Dire rang parmi les plus ceIebres que
fon cite dams les tresors royaux. Ce
diamant pese $50 carats, il est de la plus
BELLE eau, IA point de deEaut ct es. es>
time environ 5 l, 100000. II Il etc
trouve dams les mines du Bresil, par IN
esclave noir auqueI cette decouvcrtc
mcrveileuse a valu la Ibcrte.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-26

CLiMAr pEs ErArs UNIs. - Voici,
dit ia Gazette d'Angsboug, quel9ues
observations sur les effets singaliers du
cimat des Etats-Unis, recueiIlis par IN
naturali,te aliemand.
Les femmcs allemandes qui emigrent,
s'etonnent de ce que le hinge sache,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-26

derechos &c conocer nuestra le]islaciOn
podran concedo, jusgar la causa del delitt
de un particular con arreglo a nucstra:
leyes... es fal so l.. es impossible pere
como quiera que sea ellos hacen 10 que sc
les anto .Ia... condenar un REQ sin oirseIe p,
sentenciarle a la pena de muerte, es
hasta el grado que pudiera lIegar cl despo,
tismo de una nacion que Sc llama clvliza-
da. -? es justo ese trbunali fue jus'a la
muerte en- garotte vii que sui,io el inocenfe
guatemateco Jose Garcis estando tcTas
las pruebas su favor como 10 acredita Ia
brillante deiensa dh su abogado, mas
veridica auu cuando todo un pueblo estaba
su favor, inciuso cl Oblspo de la Haba-
ma al que desairaron descaradamente i
los so'dados que componen la comis ion
criminal que asi puede llamarse, son hom-
bres acaso de une conducta morali ?podran
deltnder(dado case que supieran) un
cubano que flese ALI juzgsdo Ell negocio
de poftica siendo este ennemigo de su
cmbrubecido gobierno IT,. impossible !
antes al contrario su msmo defensor con-
t,ibuira su castgo cntregandolo bajamente
a su adversario ~ cs este legalidad {? que
ley del universe perlni te que Sc constituya
en- juez Ia parte contraria solamente en-
Caba. ALI hada mas on donde ell vedenoso
aliento de hiena ponzofosa, tala sus CAM
pos sus riquezas .roba ,..2y que nacion
del orbe constitnye un tribunal tai como ese
EN- tempo de pazj semejante invencion
cs hiia solamente del mas crudo despotis-
mo Ia terra vic con terror 10 que no
vieron los pueblos mas salvages do los
Cafes, la horrorosa ia carniceria de los Gin
cuenta americanos fusilados cobardemente
en- las Elldas del castillo Attares la hu-
manidad Ia religion que profesamas repu-
dian actos que son contrarios al siglo EN-
que vivinos ST merecian esa pena de-
bisron habcrlos diezmados Q quintados un
gobierno catCiico, evitando la destruction
de tantas vidas que solo les cran permitido
quitarselas 81 n,is,no que Sc las dicra...? y
que gobe,no hobiera permitido que sir
viesen de troleos y burla { 4 imitacion del
pueblo ju;iaico, al ejercito de una nacion
catolica los muiiado os lestos dc tantos infe-
Ices IT,. Al ben conocian. esos cobardes
que jugaban va con entes inanimados, no
asi 10 huberan echo cuando con rattle en-
mano los hacian correr por los montes como
siervos, pero no muy lejos esta el dia dc Ia
represalia como gente civilisada no como
salvages, instituyendo tribu males que eje.
cuten leyes sabias, tonnando por norma Ia
legislacion de la Replblica modelo, no la
senda del" tribunal de sang re-"
eterno baldon del siglo Ell que vivimos!
AaUsTIN DE LA ToRRE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-26
dams In conr a'honneur du chateau de
Mile de ChavigDy.

dams Ia conr a'honneur du chateau de
Mile de Chavigny.
-J'ai rbonnenr de prier Nile che,
Waller, dit alors Jasrnin en- offrant son
bras 4 son mafre pour dsscendre de
yoiturc, d'oublier son titrc modesto ct
de Sc souvenir quill porte celui de CONS
tc. ~
-Mais...
-J'ai la parole de M. le comte.
lie cheyaIier fut iniroduit au manoir
et conduit son appartement, on Jas
min le poudra ct le vslit lestement de
son plus splendide habit dc gala, n'ou-
bliant point de lni passer en- verrouil l'e-
pee qui poItait . sa gardc Ia dragom.e
mysterieuse.
Celia fait il dit son maftre
-Je prize NJ. le comte de ne point ou-
vrir Ii bouche de Nile comte son frere.
-Mais c'est impossible
-pai Ia parole de monsieur... je lui
ferai respectueusement observer que
j'ordonne ct quill me doit obeir.
--Soit, mnrmura le chevalier,
-Maintenant, 81 M. le conte yeut
bien me s,livre. j'anrai I honneur de Ie
conduire auEres de Mile de Chayipny.
qui achieve en- Pattendant au boudoir
de poser ses mouchcs ct de metre ses
g l-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-26

AaUsrIN DE LA ToRRE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-26
lE Pl0NNlER De l'hSS0MPTl0M.
PUBLIE PAR
EUGENE SUPERVIELLE. .
DIMANCHE 26 MARS 1854.
CONDITIONS na Dournal
AGENTS DU ?IONNIER.

AGENTS DU 2IONNIER.
NJ E. Eude, Passage
N,Lx-0aLEAxs de la Bourse, No 35
encognure Cont.
AssEss1os NM Richard & Templet
RIvrsnB-NEuvE. NJ. Firmn Duplessis.
TsssvtLLE NJ J. Breau.
ST-JAceuss -. NJ. Auguste Thariot.
sI''EA' SArrisfh' NJ. Edgard Perret.
ST. CHARLES
Pexr-BnEAUx, At. Edmond Buliard.
rmseDAux NJ. Adophe Blanchard.
HsvmA NJ. F. Gagna.
SfE-MARIE M. Etienne Fchissoh.
AsssxrTros . ;. G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star
BELLE R1v1ERE NJ. Pierre Theriot
PAlscegHrvILLE, NJ. G. ]. E. Gauthier,
" Dams les parosses Oh nous n'avons pas
ssunA d'agents, nous prions les Maitres de
r.ste DO vsulor Sc charger de agence de notre
feui1e.
ANNONCEs Pour les insertions, anuonces'
avis, etc, cic., les conditions sont les snivan'es
Par Die IlsxEs, pour Ia lare insertion 81 90
psnr le4 insertions suivantes :: :: -: 90
Feat abonne qni roudra suspendre son abon-
ssnen,, aevra prtvenir, par ecrlt. tEdlteur,
saiens isnrs au moins, avant Fexpiration dn tri.
m.stre.
On esccste a l'imprimere du plosSIER, et &C
aus priy les plus nodcres, tontes especes 'ou-
wages trrogruphiques, (.Iots.) tells que. CAR
TEs, PAcrusgs. PAMPHLETS, BLANcs. ETC, ETC.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

CO The amount of Robert Schuyler 5
fraud, is 1872 shares of illegal stock, be-
sides SlS0S shares transferred without sur
rendering the original certifcated stock-the
whole amounting to 81 $4,000 Aside from
this, it appears that he lraudulenty negotiat-
ed two acceptances of the Company of SIO,-
600 each. These, the Directors have deter
minined not to recognize.
Messrs. Noyes and Wood, the able coun-
sci for the company, express cided op-
inion that those fraudulent certificates of
stock are illegal and void, and do not imp-
cate the company in any way; and that with
out an act of the Connecticut Legislature,
together with the assent of the Stockholders
the Company cannot lawfully recognize or
ADOPT them, as representing shares in the
Company.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

SQUATTER SoyEREIGSTY.-We hear from
Fort Smelling that the sales of the "Reserva-
ton" at that post took place few days
since. There were large number of spec
ulators in tendance, but "Squatter Sow
ereignty" was also there to assert his rights.
The day of the sale came on, at the Still
water Land Office; the squatters were there
in their majestry, headed by exmembers of
Congress, &C., arm0d 10 the teeth. Their
position was well understood. They had Sc
lected spots of land, or subdivisions, and it
was as much as mans life was worth to
bid against these squatters. The result vas
that the whole reservation, amounting to
5000 acres, and worth $50 to 500 per acre,
was sold at Congress price, 5 % per acre.
This Is neither Kansas nor Nebraska ter
ritory, but il is squat er practice, adopted
many years ago, in upper Illinois and Iowa,
and to be followed out IN all new territories
whether slavery be recognized in them OF
not. When good price for land is to be OBJ
tanned we do not see much difference between
Yankee pertinacity and the open above-boart
assertion of his rights by the Western poi
neer. 1t the latter gets OF the land, blazes
the trees, or marks it down as his own, tina
man who attempts to interfere had better dc
some tall tcatsing-it does not matter muct
whether in happens in Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, lows, Illinois, of Missouri
50. Louis Rep.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

H The Albany Evening Journal says
that OF the glorious army Of the revolution
the veterans of which received pensions at
the agency in this city, there are less than
fifty survivors.
Resolutions have passed several State
Legislatures in favor of granting pensions
to the surviving veterans of the war of 1912.
and it is to be hoped that law to that effect
will speedily pass Congress. II any additions
al argument be necessary in favor of such an
act Of national gratitude and justice, it is to
be found in the diminished and fast decreas-
ing list of revolutionary pensioners.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

"CLAY Wines. The Old Hunker Dem
ocrats, who, when Mr.. Clay lived, denounc-
ed him the murderer of Cilley-a gambler
and Sabbath braker-now appeal to his
friends-those who stood by him amid all
their abuse-to aid them TO sustain their
condemned and sinking cause.
Do they suppose we have forgotten the
past?-Do they think US SO craven as to
cherish the defamers of our now immortal
chieftain! We are not dogs that we should
do such things.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

~ Having seen large portion Of the
Wing papers of the State of New York,
and read extracts from the rest, we are en-
abled to say that the whole Wing press of
that State approves and rati6es the doings
Of the late Wing convention at Syracuse.
The Wing ticket will be elected by an over
whelming majority unless the terrible Know
Nothings shall disarrange and upturn all
reasonable calculations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
AR,RE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.

FSNHAT vauhbe of land belonging tn the estate of
Warner. deed situate about eight miles from the
svilie aud known Oak OOd. containing
Isl acres and for sale. Ii will be divided
lots will be sold entire in quantities
purchasers.
persons wishing country residence this affords
facilities the lots fronting the Evantye and Crzw
fordsvile Railroad Terms easy and liberal. Enquire of
5. ". WAIVER.
ey3-tf Atty at Law sud Real Estate Agt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF BAYOU LANps

II order OF the Court Of Common Pleas of
ID County will Ou and after day of November 1854
private sale and Of sold private sae) the Fad
1851 public auction the OF the
House in Evansville sell TO the highest bidders parcel
containing - ISL and parcel No = contain
ing OF Lands Belonging the Of
Willis " Hawkins deed being Of the fractional
Nos and6 n To wnship No. SOgth of Range No. 10 est
upOn the folio wing t0-xir:
fourth purchase be paid day OF sale
on fourth fourth elye. and fourth
geen O day Of sale with from date. aud
without relief valuation apprasement laws. Par
chassrs 70 give their notes with approved security.
JOHN J. CHANDLER.
sepgt .ltY Adm.r ef ". v. Hawkins. deed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
ngnFORD,s FA,;II.y CROCERy

zFE undersigned ~ould respectfully inform the citizens
Evansville and vicinity. that ", have ened
stock Family groceries aud Provisions every
Second street. door James Steels Lumle
where they hope by strict attention Business
receive share Of public patronage.
They daily receiving supplies Of Butter Cheese
Eggs Lard and Poultry the country and shall keep
staay hand full supply of all staple articles for table
All Goods purchased this will be delivered the
residences of purchasers free o charge.
sep1 BEDFORD d WADE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
OF The Albany Argus says:

The New York Tribune knows that Con-
gress has no more "legislated slavery into''
Kansas ana Nebraska; than it has legislated
slavery into New York and Vermont.
To whici the Syracuse Chronicle replies:
Clearly not. When farmer orders the
fence taken down between his hogy ard and
his field of corn. he does not order the hogs
into the corn-Oh, no.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

q The State ut Connect cut is out OF
debt, and has money loaned out at interest.
The school fund is valued at ) ,076 900 and
other productive property of the State is es-
timated at 100000 dollars, the greater part
of which is invesed in bankr stocks.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
DAILY JOURNAL.

OF Col. Nicely Johnson and Charley Cut
Ter, have both favored us with large files of
California papers, which we shall save for
the use Of their friends who may please to
call and read them
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

OF We call attention To the So lie by Mr..
wood House, to-day at . o'clock. at the Cour,
House door, as Admiral Nelson says. Come
ALL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

ELECTION TIoKETs.-We are now ready
TO supply all orders for election tickets at
the shortest notice and in any form desired
TO suit the different townships and districts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
X. GEOHEG ANS
EXTRACT OF IFN DROPVPEfs.

FOR DYSPEPSIA, sCRoFULa, IMPURITIES OF THE
BLOOD
Prepared By one IF thc FacRHU.
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreadingto all
parts ofthe c,untry. is prepared by graduate
gh standing in his profession and much opposed
empircsm or quackery as any one can be. shown
each bottle of the medicine thus exonersting j. from
the charge OF heirg a nOstrum.
If Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be 10y reference the Circular and by the
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sar-aparilIa. the Hyropiper Is quick in H.
iion bottle often producing resaIs,
as in the If the negro gii Of Me- simmons, Of
Louisville, who WAS relieved OF
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEK.
In short. wherever known il stands At the hcc % all
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia, Serofua, White swelling Negro toEsulap-
ton, Chronic Rh"umatisn Gont e,rnlsa icer and
all Skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Female irregularities and Obstructlons Arrc urial Dis
eases Secondary syphilis. General Debii o. and all di-
orders arising from impure BLOOD ahd bad Habit of
'ss''" ToH, FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy ds uTyivaled Ii is slight stn ulan
and a powerful toiie and Alternative
As beaufer OF the complexion, in TIE cure Of nm
nles and bothes producing clear sne beautiful skin
il is much safe and remedy than alLihe cos
metcs and lotions ia existence. Try il. and YOU will
eyer regretit 20 not lose confidence Iii sbo1rd .n'
al rst to- the dsessethe general effect a. me
medicine being drive aimpurtissto the surface and
by that means out of the system.
HsRDENsBURG Ky, Oet.6, 1851
DIR. A. Z. Geohegan-Dear Sir: hay examined our
recipe ENtract HyGrOplIeT.
the of Scroiula in all its FORMS other chronic
affections. viz: rheumatism. Female Weakness. &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
of the above diseases, and having always found eec
tual most cheerully recommend il 10 the afflicted as
the best Alternative and tonic have used-slto
gether superior to sarsapsrilla. aud any of its
pounds. n. t. WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
GREENSBORO, KY. March 25 1852
Dear Doctor-I receiv Cd yours of the ed inst a. ae
cordng your request acknowledge the receip; of Nv.
dropiper.
In several cases in this community il has relieved
Dyspepsia. in short, consider il valuable pre, avn
my general health. Respectfully your friend.
JAMES COVAN, Md
PRICE 81 per bottle, or bottles for 60 when tatsn.
time. EAYNQND q PATTEN
Sole agent, No. "a Fulton street. Louisville Nv
To whom all orders should be addressed
Agents in Evansville HALLOCK a. >rODDaPn
Princeton, K b. HALLCCK
mh2sd& wfm-is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
CLOTHING WHOI rs ALE AND RETAIL.
GREATCHANCE FOR BARGAINS

III THE undersigned having purchased of his late
ID Chas W Mack his entire interest in the Cloth
~ ing Store of Mack Lobensne at very heavy dis
IN determined get rid OF the present stock
ally redu prices male for aarge
Fall and Winter Clothing He thereto
friends the public generally ii and examine his Goods
prices lie has good stock of Clothing Gentlemen =
Furnishing Goods. &c. there Is in Evansville
will sell them cheaper than they be bought other
place in the city which he will prove those call his
store under Pavilion Hotel.
ey29-tf ANTHONY L0BENSTINE.
GANDr AND KISSES OF hest quality. constantly
~ handfresh supplies received weekly for sale
per pound. by
5. T.. GILBERT * CO., Syc. Water.
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HURTS! HUI:T,N! BURY,S!!!
IRON IlN(IU RE.

is we'll known almost that certain class
a diseases their origin Debility; and.
hsvi this strictly discovery
this valuable OF all MedOes-O restore the shattered
and broken down system. Originating from any every
TIL the active aud
the Medical World may lie used ia
requiring ehalyheats Its particularly ended
ChilS aad Fever oeroula rheumatism Gout
Mensruati which has heenthe Of death
of young females. that time oflie when they
hOuid be bushing shood Falling OF the Womb
Fuor bus Whites) Droses of ali KINDS Chronic
Sore eyes.
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CO Our facetious correspondent "Mose"
is again ''itemizing." He appears again after
q long silence in his most happy vein.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

TENHE Propresors this Gouse have removed from their
u old Main their new Hotel Just nnish-
opposite House where they
their old and all Others
eal upon them much superior style than formerly
patronage respect uly solicit continue
aace same shall all endeavors TO 1er-
will be the best the market affords and our
charges moderate.
Good Stabng and Wagon Yard kept fOreountry enstom
eylO-d&wtf FELhEk ~ HEDDEsECh