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From A. WOODWARD. NJ D. of Penn Umirersity PkiladeI.
PtiG-lt gives pleasure 10 add my testimony 10 the
professional ability Of the author Of the ''Medical Man.
u'l Numerous cases OF Disease Of the Genital OrgSs,
some OF them OF long standing have ui'ier my
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CuHSilced beyond medical aid In the OESenI
ial weuknesses disarrangemrnt Of the pro.
LuCcd by self abuse, excess OF venery, DO know
his superior i'll The profession. have been acquainted
with the author thirty years, aud il Ore
than Justice 10 him, well kndheSs unortI-
naIc victim OF early iudiscretiOn, to him
one in whnse professional skill and Integrity they may
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STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
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nit Sem 8uB oasidlns, 70 Sab Der gauernilnse sez
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9etreten.
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ppbl teire @usnabme spnt atItasti6en ameritanild-
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big - seiaumt BAT = Die snslilben glatter MAIDEN
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fcts, bab In Der 8esel quite 6amilienmter aud quite
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The, German s.RICHMoND ADVERTISER"

The German "RICHMOND ADVERTISER
msrsra b. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor, 3aT
Is published every Saturday, at So per Annum,
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
e75l-la ai 24 reasonable.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20
CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
The Election To-day.

The election for Justice of the Peace of
Pigeon Towshlp, will take place to-day
1t is an nnimportant election, but we pre-
sumo every citizen will exercise the "priVi-
ledge of freeihen" to cast his vote for one
or the other of the candidates. These can
didates are Mr.. David O'Nei and Mr.. Dan
iel Chute. AS both gentlemen are well
known in the community, we have nothing
to say as to their respective meri's. Every
citizen can as he always should do, exer.
else his own judgment unsrammeled by party
or newspaper dictation. Those citizens who
reside above Main street will vote at tht
Neptune Engine House. Those living be-
low. will vote ct the Court House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20
The EinnorLaW.

During last week our citizens were looking
with good deal of interest for the decision
of the Supreme Court on the subject OF the
Liquor Law. 1t was reported one day it had
decided against the law, and there was con-
sequentIy a general shortening of faces
among the late liquor sellers. But the news
was not verified. In the mean time, we I'M
derstand there have been some pretty open
violations of the law. We hope every vlo-
lator of this or OF any other law of the State
will be promptly brought to punishment as a
bad citizen. Till the law is pronounced un-
constitutional, there is nothing but obedi-
ence to it admissible on the part OF all good
citizens-and he who acts or advises the con-
trary is deserving of the laws penalties
There are no two sides to this.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20
LIBRARY ard heading Room.

We are happy to learn that the canvass
ers for stock to the Library Association,
have not labcred in vain the past two weeks,
but that they have succeeded beyond their
most sanguine expectations, although they
found many prominent citizens who have
abundant means to invest in share or two
of stock, and large families to realize the
benefits, yet who declined to lend the least aid
to the project. We hope our enegetic friends
of the committee will not weary in their good
work. They have great cause for encourag e-
ment, even in their present success. We
know of several cautious, clever sold loges,
likely to succeed, and they must be INDUCED
for a season. There are plenty more who
will soon become sufficiently ashamed O.
themselves for refusing to aid in SO usetu
and praisworthy an enterprise, and they will
be sending their wives or daughters to take
some stock. 1t is highly gratifying to fnd
the names of SO large number of young mer
es subscribers to the stock, and evincing {
determination TO have suitable and pleasant
place 70 spend their evenings, in the cultiva
ton of their minds, aud in refreshing thei
mental constitutions. 1t is believed tina
within few weeks the requisite amount o
subscriptions will have been received, to or
ganize the society, and to proceed at once Il
the fitting and supplying the shelves of thu
library, with the choicest reading matter o
the age. We shall report the progress of th'
committee more in detail in a few days, AM
in the meantime we hope that our citizen
will show proper liberaliy towards the pro
iect
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20

Gran Old Line Anti-School house Dem
ocrat, living in Gibson county, Ind. fell in
with an old acquaintance last week, who had
formerly bee Democrat, but at present a
member of the American party. They
talked over old matters for some time during
which the Old Liner expressed some dissatis
faction with the conduct of his party leaders,
and said il the oldWhig party was in existence
he would cheerfully act with it. His guest
informed him that he was as good Demo
crat as ever but he could no longer act with
the Old Line party, and as the American
party advocated his sentiments he should
hereafter be found Under the American Flag.
The Old Gibsonian expressed some astonish-
ment, at his old friends change, and said that
he never could act with party that opposed
the constitution!
"What makes you Think" responded his
guest, "that the American party oppose tie
constitution" "W by, said the cid man, with
the utmost sincerity, DR.. Graf told me So"
Comment is unneccessary!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20
tsrhe Escaned Nun.v

This IS the title of bo, we have just re-
ceived from the publishers, Messrs. Dewitt
g. Davenport, New York. We have read
il over carefully, and the only regret we have
after its perusal is, that we should have
wasted so much time over such worthless
trash. 1t is bare faced, shallow piece Of
desperate insipidity. There is not page Of,
it but amply illustrates it is all an improbable
"made up and very badly told fiction. This
WORK has been concocted and published for
the purpose of making money off the present
excitement relative to the Catholic Curch.-
II humors the lowest prejudces against and
gratifies the most contemplate hatred of the
Catholic Church, without in any manner i'm
posing upon or convincing intelligent minds.
The author and the publishers have made a
great mistake if they think there is any par
ty in this country which will countenance
such vulgar and improbable wholesale SLAM
ders against the Catholic Church. Such
efforts rs this may make money FOR the pub
fishers, but they injure no object so much as
their authors. The Catholic or any other
sect, will only grow fat on such scandal
against it as this book contains.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20

ILLINOIS This State has increased in
population and wealth with wonderful rapi-
dity. Ga the 18Th April, 1918, bill was
passed by the House OF Representatives.,
almost unanimously, TO- the admission OF H.
linois into the Union as State. The Sen
ate concerred by large majority. The new
State contained thirty mi,On acres OF land
being one.fiith larger Than Ohio, and The pop
uIauon was 10000 In 1850 the number Of
inhabitants was S46 ,O34 The frs, Senator
were Jesse B. Thomas AID Nlnian EGwerdsj
the first Representative was, John Mclean
The State has now nine Representative,
and near million aud Quarter of POI ula.
ton.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20

IE The Journal is t is old tricks again.
Just on the eve Of an ection it publishes a
communication aud says it was handed TO
him by couple OF German democrats; but
he don't say they wrote it. II never was
written by German.-[ Enquirer.
The communication against the Enquirer
for demanding that the Germans should do
this nd that thing, was written by German
Democrat, and handed TO us by two German
Democrats, and we have no doubt they rep
resented great many more of what the Eu-
quirer abuses US "Rtd Republicans
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20
~ The louisville Journal of the 18th

says
We have been informed by reliable gen.
tlemen, and, if necessary, affidavits 10 the
fact can be produced, that. on the Sunday
evening previous to the election, an Irish
servant girl in the employment of Dr. Yam
dell begged the Doctor not to 90 down tow
on the day of election, telling him that there
would be danger, that she knew more than
he did, and that she knew more ihanshe
dared to tell; and also that an Irish girl in
the employ of Mr.. Sinrall, on the Sunday af-
ternoon previous TO the election, earnestly
entreated Mr.. Simrall and his son not to 60
into the city on the day of the. election, for
the Irish were armed and intended u fire
from their windows and kill the mericans.
We have also been Informed. that, on the
day of the election, about noon, an Ameri-
can on horseback. particular description of
whose person has ueen given, rode rapidly
from house 10 house in the ne ighborhood
where the Fiot in the First ward Was com,
L1enced and urged the Germans that the
time had come 10 arm themselves and begin
the attack upon the Americans. We have
no doubt that, when our German and Irish
citizens shall have recovered from their fright,
some startling revelations will be made by
them as to the origin and previous planning
of these riots, both in the First and Eighth
wards.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20

T$ Il has become great source Of re-
mark by the know no;hings that The lar
guage used by the democrat press was such
as to alarm foreigners and cause them 10 pre-
pare themselves with arms, which would
certainly end ia blood. II is already too late
to talk about arming foreigners. They have
learned by experience that their prosecutors
are armed in thelr council rooms and HAT
there they resolve upon and arrange sur all
the deeds Of violence which they continually
commit. You may admonish them as much
as you please, ABBOTT the peaceful intentions
of the Know NJ things. Ii is no ivail To
talk so now. The German aud fish cti-
zens will go 10 the polls armed hereafter. 1t
is the only way they will be allowed to vote;
and il there is blood shed al the polls It will
not be upon their heads they vii! disturb
NJ man in his right to vote and all they will
ask will be the right to vote as the consttu-
ton an laws of the country guaranteed to
them. IL is vain 10 try to make the people
believe that the secret council do not arm
themselves to carry the election by force as
they did in Loui>vle.-[ Enquirer.
We wish again to call the attention oil
good citizens to a frebrand from the Enqui-
rer. Here it is boldly declared the German
and Irish will go to the polls armed It i:
advising them to do SO, and in doing SO it is
offering an insult to every American in the
place. We entreat all men. whether Ger.
mans, Irish or Americans, to lay aside arms
on election days. Go to the polls armed
only with determination to cast your votes
and keep peace. Do not listen to the scoun-
drelly charges that Americans intend harm
ing you, or in any manner trying to keep yor
from voling. They have no such thought
as we pledge our word. The above article
with some other of the infammatory articles
which have lately appeared in the Enqui-
rer, we charge the authorship of upon John
Wesley Hughes. VIII he deny it!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20

or Salmon P. Chase, the Abolition can
didate for Governor of Ohio, made a speech
recently at Chilicothe, which being reported
and printed, made seven newspaper columns,
IiUelUe lines of his speech were devoted to
State Reform, and the affairs of the State of
Ohio, while the balance vas devoted to the
Addition of slavery and moral reform in the
Southern States. Should he be SO unfortunate
as to Be elected and devote the same proper
ton OF his time to official duties, he will make
model Governor.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20

OF The Enquirer having made most
horrible charge against US, of having never
paid for a turkey demolished by our family
last Christmas, although repeatedly dunned
for the amount, we would merely say that our
last Christmas turkey was purchased from
Mr. Jonathan Newman, and that the bill for
it was never presented but once, and then it
was promptly paid. This is the Identical
turkey alluded to by the Enquirer. Even if
we were in the habit of stealing turkeys, and
chickens too, and were generally known as
an ordinary "chicken thief" we do not know
that Mr.. Hall would have any right to feel
above US. Certainly if it be true "there is
honor among thieves" we wouldn't keep
his company. But we are all right on the
turkey question:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20

~ The Vincennes Courant says that a
large gang of thieves was broken up at Pal
estine Ill. a few days since, by the arrest of
several OF its leaders who have been long
time suspected They had large amount
of counterfeit money in their possession, and
are now safely lodged in Jail.