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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-24
TARPAULENs, AWNINGS, &C., &C.

THE undersigned prepared splice any kind of rop
and strspipg Of blocks e descriptions the making
TarpanIinRs Awning Sc To he found at time
VIM. GREEN'S Central House, Division street $500
ootl5-3m JOHN PLOWMAN.
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NEVES FnR ALI.r


NMTE beg inform customers the Ladies
wv particular, that ready to show
the g-audest displays in FANCY STAPLE Dry GOODS
before offered In this market. We busy
give afu description Of immense stock Suffice it
that Of Ladies' Dress Goods such French
and English Mernos Wooen Plaids black and Silks
Deiaines Mantas Shawls the richest French Emhrode
Silk Bonnes Ladies' Misses and Children Shoes,
Damasks and Embroidered Window Curtains Calicoes,
GnGhams Flannels Linseys Jeans Satine Domestcs
thousands of other articles mention
be beat any whether in quality price
still adhere motto-''SEIL CHE HEAP
Call everybody at the store Main the
of First. sep5 R0SER, BRO. g. FREY.
SALARATUs.-Iooboxes pure Saleratus in lb papers
~ 10 bbls pure do;
20keas 100 lbs each do, received and for
sale by PRESTON BROS.
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A CARD.

EEAVING associated with me in business Mr.. Charles
4 ohnston in place of Mr. s. Vickery retired
wi Family Grocery and Provision
business at the stand, the Washington Hotel
under the name and style of YICKERY IL JOHNSTON.
will happy wait all my old friends and custo
and n many may favor with their
patronage, promising to do the agreeable to III
JAMES W VICKERY.
F. S.-Mr. Sam'l Viekery lie authorized to make eoec
tions pay ali demands against the old firm The
of the old firm will used in the guidation fdebt DC
jyl7 j. W. v.
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or Wherever the Democrats have tri-
umphed, they have made clean sweep OF
county Offices and ALL there is not one of their
enemies left to tell the tale of disaster.
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26Oo89 I26lo399

This hitherto intraetaJe disease Of eUery form and
every stage,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY,
DIR. CAvANABGH'S PILE 6ALVE
WETIL never fail in giving immediate relief. and posi-
w lively curing the worst and most obstinate cases of
ONLY lNFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere FOR the Piles and the result years
patient study and investigation
Sufferers from Piles a remedy at hand which will
STAND TIE TEST OF TRIAL,
withouta fear failure its do all the proprietor
that requisite is strictly observe them and cure is
pro pretor rfers to the wing from
gentlemen character and standing who have voluntarily
given their certificates its favor regard to its efficacy
their own cases. Read them.
The Richard Yates member
JacksonvilIeI H.. Nov. Is. 1855.
DR. Thos H. Cavan Sir: Tine preparation Cava
naugs Pile Salve. which furnished found OF
service producing easy and speedy do not hSs
tate recommend it invaluable remedy for the Piles
Respectfully. RICHARD YATES.
The following from Rev B. f. Bristow. asu1cient
Jacksonville H. December Is 1884
DR.. OayanaughI conceive it he duty the f.
aetsd to make know the ya%abe virtues and remedia
sorey afflicted with that painful and Ioathsome disease the
Files After having exhausted patience in trying vacou
benefit by the recommendation of Salve
friend the Hon. Richard Yates induced to try it.
Oa' p'f''''Su an 'n'i'' cure b. F. BKfsToW.
Chicago, August 80. 1856.
Dr. T. H Cavanaugh. PrcFent
Dear Sir: When arrived this city few days ago.
suffering intensely with the piles mention cd my
iiton to asking advices. on your
Pile saying it would Itred 1.-THE effect
immediate. and we'll believe it to be, as it
that the Piles and such reeommendt to Others
Yours. truly JOHN " HANSON, St Louis Mo.
Sole Proprietor. St. Louis. Mo.
CRAWFORD g ELL,
ivlE-1vA&w KELLER. FARNSLEY & CO
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CLOTHIN CAT WHOLE SALE.
=

Encourage Homo Industry.
undersigned take leave inform the merchants OF
n this city ndeountry thatthey have this day
ed the of CLOTHING also importing and
deain Overcoatng Cloths Satenetts Jeans
Tweed and all sorts of Innings and Tailor Trimmings
Having purchased the of first class
and only 10y the best of hands it enables to warrant
stantal sewing in this branch BUSH
for several enables compete with
establishment of this SORT in to prices well as
terms.
We therefore take occasion TO request visit before
seek distant markets. where you WI
find good and prices lower here than
places. Please call order verify
A. ANSPACHER & co.
jy16-4m Main street. ext door Branch Bank.
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COMMERCIAL.
RIVER AND MARKETS.

PRESSURE, Oct %.
River I6 inches by the metal mark and rising very
slowly. Weather wet
ClsolaxArr, Oct. %.
River unchanged.
ClsolsNAx1, Oct. %.
Flour active at SIS sO@5 90; extra Sc &c 10. Corn
55957c. Wheat very firm, with upward tendency.
Sugar l02lc.
BALTIMORE, Oct. %.
The market for wheat shows an improvement of two
to three cents. Flour, corn and whisky unchanged.
NEW YORK, Oct. %.
Flour advancing sales of 500 bbIs State at Sc 559
70 Southern 81 25@7 60. Wheat advancing; sales
of 5000 bushdIs white at 1901 70, red 81 56@l CO.
Corn firm; sales of 81 600 bushels. Pork quiet, market
easier. Beef firm. Lard quiet but easier, at 1315c-
Whisky exhibits upward tendency; sales at 363Se.
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PINE LUMBER AND SINGLE

EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.
Main Street, betw. First and Second.
TlHE undersigned, having Just East
l. recsiving extensive stock of Hardware.
sisting5of all kinds of
Mechanics Tools.
the best qualay and styles of American
English anufacture forming most complete and choice
assortment; also.
Building Hardware.
Locks and Jatehes. Butts end Hinges, Bolts &c., Trim
mings for Furniture. &C.,
Farming Tools,
Shoves Spades Hay and Mannre Forks Brar
Hay and Straw Knives, Grain Seoups, &c.,
HOuSefUrniShingG Goods,
Knives Forks (Amercan Engs h) kinds Tea
Table Spoons Candlescks andLamps Walters Kettles
Pans Coffee Mills, Fire Sets. &C.. g.,
Pocket CUTLERY, Gums Pistols, &c,
always hand; Chains, Hames Saws Axes, Rope Pump
Fixings. sc.
Encouraged by the liberal Of the citizens of E
ansvle vicinity the undersigned has
his stock of and will sways keep the
possible variety OF Tools Of the best quality
we'll other goods continuance eff patronage
fully Fequ ested. sepz4 A. WALDKIRCH.
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lGHOICE FLOUR IN BARRELS AND BAGs.-A
kept constantly hand and for sale st the low
eet bnsxks 81 prices BY S. E. CIEBERT & CO..
oet2G Agents PoseyvilIe Mills.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-24

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
HNRANCIS FENDRICH &c BROTHERS respectfully in
form the citizens Evansville and vicinity they hav
established branch of their old and extensively
timore house in this place. where they will
stantly Domestic and
Tobacco Cigars and Snuff. Their
Cigars embrace variety and brand IL will
saved to the purchaser by giving call
es at city prices. Please call and examine aug23-sm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-24

Atdneys ana at diseases dTtStng from
ordered Liver Stomach.
attributng valuable Medical properties this
N remedy rash unwarrantabe assertion is made but
simply stated fact undeniaby and cOncusively
the extraordinary and benefits derived rou its
all classes of European society from the immense
of testimony from all of the American continent
accumulated during he last in the hands the
which the
German Bters adapted. it is with it. is
almost indeed there scarcely family through
the whole country in which there be
appearance denotng diseased liver emacated and
suffering Dyspeptic.
importance this class ofinvalid
that certain and reliable remedy should be placed within
its compositions remedy which the patient rely with
the utmost ondsnce and certainty be assured from
ua and tangible proofs that the article he using, really
possesses the virtues attributed it Such remedy is
HooFLAND'S GBRMAN BITTERs.'' Thousands o. dollars
have expended its and diffusion through
all this continent and the proprietor feels the
greatest IN stating that there no County
village where the Medicine has been introduced that
there ber willing to tsyrtues
used constantly in the practice arge number the
prominent Ply sicans in the country who have also
In conclusion then, would speofallyask Of all
those eted with the above diseases the Bit
trial and assured it will be regretted All
invited to read etentvely the Almanac published
useful receipts in addition the
timony favor of the Ber from the and
we'll known all parts of the Fuion Ali Agents
for the Biters authorized to distribute the Almanacs
gratuitonsly.
Principal ceand Mandatory &c Arch PhiladeI-
pha, Pa.
retail storekeepers every
~ '-' w. HALLooK & sToDDARD
LIECH & VERLING.
H.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
x. u. RENNE'EWHN

WKTOULD pectfullY the citizens Evans
vile and surrounding that he keeps constant
iy hand large and full assortment of Pine Lumber
Shingles Dressed and undressed Flooring Dressed and I'm
dressed Misunderstanding. etc., etc., which he will sell
cheap for cash. Orders from the country solicited Yard
Carpenter street. Kratz & Heiiman' Foundry.
He has sso yard Vinccnnes. the EYansYsllo &
Charlottesville Railroad Depot and is prepared furnish
all in section full variety cheap
bought in Evansville. L. L. WATSON, Agent,
jy3-H. Vineennes
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WHTOOD AND WILLOW WARE

w 6 doz ass'd Market Baskets;
IL set ass'd Wooden Mea lures; reel Cotton Ropes
6 doz Shaker Brooms; nests Buckeye Bowles;
IL do Heavy Bed Oords 12dozClothesLines rec
augso VICKERY JOHNSTON.
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A nj B r 0 YP Els


CHARLES BARN 9 Z,
watch clocks, Jew eIry, 81 C.
STREET.. BETWEEN LOCUST,
Evansville, Ind.
WATCHES AND JBWELRY.
FENE subscriber has received fine lot
which he is prepared to cell cheaper than
cash His stock consists in of Watches yari
GLIDING Gold. Stone. Mosaic Il Gold
Silver Chains, Bracelets Lockets, Necklaces Kings
Gold Slides Sleeve Buttons Gold Pins Plated Spoons and
Forks Silver Ihmbes GUARDS KEYS Jett Bracelets 6e
&c. In fact almost everything usually Jewery Store
all of which viii be warranted represented and will be
sold cheaper than offered the city call
Clocks Watches Jewery of all kinds repaired in the
iy22~tf CHAs. BARNUM.
FOR SALE
tern and cellar either feet of ground
sepIs-d&w2m JOHN INGLE, JR.
SOFT HATS.
EDY Fall arrangements now ready to make to
3 order will always keep hand all kinds, eoors
that we can turn well made be
made any place We will continue to
s' sep Psoss - vAUT1ER 3 MARcoNNIER
FAIL STYLE HATS.
FEHHOSE wishn- obtain good we'll latest fash
d ion Hat, would do we'll to give a call The
astidous suited. We perfect fit.
those VII? have the most irregular sha' ed head.
sepi6-3m NAUFlER Il MARoONNIFR.
Edmund Is. SEYMOUR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ma AIRY PUBLIC,
Office Third City Bank Building
sep15 '56-1y EVANSVILLE. IND.
q cow, with young Calf. tor sale Arplyt2
z suE5 TIOKERY & JOHNSON.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUTIIONEERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Real Estate Brokers,
EEAVIEG Leased for aterm of and fitted up the
Old Court House. of Main and Third
preparedto receive for private
SALE all kinds goods merchandise household
furniture. horses. buggies. ETC..
Disturbances made on onsi nments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at clock, A, N. Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Fridaynights at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
frst Monday of every month. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map of the City
Evansville containing the recent EnlafgemeAts and be-
evng win be for the interest of all concerned have
apart uday of Every month for the sale
Real Estate atauctou All those wishing 20 sell
in time public due notice.
The patronage of those having Houses and Lets Lands
ted iyI5 W0OLSEY & NEBS ON. Auet's.
NEW FALL GOODS.
EUNHE subscribers receipt their supply of
M Fall BOOTS and HOES. select ed for the
city trade embracing variety and quality
of Mems Women and Children wear to which they cali
the attention of the public. NICK IA q " Ellis,
sep5 First street. Foster Block
EDROONIS,-50d oz ass imitation Shaker BroOms;
Id so do do fancy dol
25 do extra de-;
10 do hearth do;
10 do wbisks, assd common TO extra.
sep22 2. H. COOK & SON.
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RODEANT MINES.

TENFE Coal from these Mines being delivered to
part of the city of Evansville Persons requiring the
leaving orders the Companys office (under the
Telegra ph ofhce) viii have them put through.
The price will this months cents delivered
cents at the Mines.
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ENAS just received large stock of wHIrE sTATuARx
MARBLE OF superior quality to that ever be-
brought to the Western county selected by himself
the quarries expressly for this trade and hopes by strict
tention and the Of but
moR WoRKMEN to himself liberal share of pub
lie patro
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SOFT HATS.

FE7HOSE wishin- obtain good we'll latest
d ion Hat, would do we'll to give cal. The most
astidious suited We perfect fit.
those who have the most irregular sha' ed head.
sepI6-3n VAUTIER & MARCONNIER.
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ASORN.-s, 600 bushels prime White for sale by
~ sep6 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
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WTERY Iow on easy terms Residence, excellent q
and cellar with either so IS feet of ground,
Goodsel street. two squares from the river Applh TO
sep1s-d&w2m JOHN INGLE, JR
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DENNOLUTTON NOTICE.

LII persons who have claims against Will please p
"a sent them medately for payment; aud all those
know themseve indebted to will do favor by
iRgthe iyl7-f j. W. S. FICKERR
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sep16-4tw
CAPS! CAPS!!

CAPS! CAPS!!
TENS, Youths Boys and Infants of every variety,
VM shape the latest and FASH
ions. sep17-3m VAUTIER & MARC0NNIER.
NEW DRUGS,
# R 6 I'll A " ID f N f.
EICH VIERLING have just openeda largo assortmena
Aof Drugs Medicines which they invite the
Merchants Physicians They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes
Oils Dyestus Spices Perumery Fancy Articles Sc. &C.
ALso-all popular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints
ground OIL Pure Wines Brandies purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No IA
he Office. my8-tf
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TNHHE undersigned have this day
n under the style andhrm of A. j. Colburn & Co.,
having taken the stock and stand of the firm of Coburn
Hershbsrger will the liabilities of the said firm
Colburn Hershherger and alone authorized setl
the business of the same ANDREW j. C0LBURN.
VISIT JONAS C0LBURN.
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IA Office is hereby given that the firm of Geo. Klein @
lN Co. in the Lard OIL Soap and Candle business. has
dissolved The Undersigned authorized settle all
business the r and will collect all debts and ali
bills of said firm DECKER d. KRAMER.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The EARNEST MAN, or the character and
abors of Adoniram Judson, by Mrs. H. c. Co.
nant. Mr.. Judson was the first missionary TO
Burmah and the volume before us contains
an interesting account of his selfsacrifcing
and successful labors in behalf of Christianity
in that distant field, and incidently treats OF
the manners and customs of the Burmese. 1t
is valuable both as book of biography and
history.
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF ROBERT Ro-
MAINE, or the New Age of Gold, written by
himself. 1t has been truly said that this work
possesses extraordinary merit both in the plot,
which is novel, and in the style, which is sin.
gularly animated.
VAssALL MORTON, novel, by Francis
Parkman, author Of "Hstory of the conspira-
cy of Pontiac" and "Prarie and Rocky Noun.
tain Life"
These volumes are from the Boston press OF
Phillips, Sampson 4 Co., printed and bound
in their usually handsome style, and for sale
by Gray & Ballantyne, Seventh street, near
Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-17
THE KNOw-NOTHING NOMINEE.

The prominent name for their Presidential
candidate is Colonel Fremont, and he is re-
commended for his chivalrous daring in the
war in California.
1t so happens that Colonel Fremont never
was in sight of battle nor the sound Of guns
during the whole war. Such is our informa-
ton, and we have yet TO learn of the first bat
tie in that war in which Colonel Fremont was
engaged. Who can name one?
Colonel Fremont would no doubt have sus-
tanned himself properly had he been in battle,
and in his way he did do service; but as for
being the Hero of Battles in California there
is no greater mistake.
However, we think the nomination a good
one for that party, and it only wants Kit Car
son for Vice President to make the romance
com plete.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-17

therefore, who is not willing to sacrifice all
Ipublic interests and peace as we'll as private,
to the idle and pro6tless contest on slavery,
will exercise his utmost influence to secure
the success Of that party whose election will
ensure peace and tranquility.
A quiet of four years will allow mems minds
to calm down and to view dispassionately the
condition and tendency of affairs. 1t will do
much to soften the extremes of both sections,
and to prepare the whole country TO judge can
ddly as well as to act moderately on the only
subject from which the bitter waters of discord
can flow, or by which sectional fires can be
enkindled.
1t is utterly impossible that wise or discreet
counsels can control while the most irritating
issues are constantly preached, and in which
all the madness of dscord RACES.
In Mr.. BUCHANAN the nation will find a
President, the first and controlling desire OF
whose heart is to restore peace and quiet, and
to secure to each section Of the country such
measure Of impartial justice and legislation as
shall leave least cause of dissatisfaction.
With an eye steady on the Constitution, the
ship of State will never be permitted to veer
from it. There is no other safeguard than a
| religious adherence to the Constitution.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-17
AGITATION.

Which party, if successful, will resist agita-
ton?
The election of the Democratic nominees
Of the Cincinnati Convention, and with them a
majority Of Democrats to the next Congress.
will insure quiet for the next Presidential
term.
This is a matter Of demonstration-ca be
made so clear, that only the wilfully blind can
exclude conviction.
The ground for this perfect assurance is in
the simple fact that the Democracy wish no
legislation on the subject Of slavery. The re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise was, Of itself.
merely the cancelling Of legislation, leaving
the matter where the Constitution had placed 1,
We call the attention Of all men, who have
no political game to play, and who desire only
the general welfare and universal protection Of
private interests, to this state Of the case.
In the election to the Presidency and to Con-
gress Of Democrats, the public have sure
pledge that no measures will be introduced
into Congress which should give rise to agita.
ton. They wish no laws passed, and none to
be repealed.
But the Opposition to Democracy hare no
other cqpital except by the introduction Of the
most exciting issues on slavery. Every man,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-17

The nomination Of Mr.. Buchanan on last
Friday seemed to turu the Black Republicans
blue. Gov. Reeder was sent for to cheer them
by few "shrieks." 1t is not for Reeder, ex-
actly to appear so closely on Col Lanes heel.
Lane took up the time Of the meeting here in
abusing the laws passed by the legislature
which was accredited by Reeder. Lane labored
to show that the legislature was illegal-forced
by fraud on the people Of Kansas; and as
Reeder acknowledged them, gave them certi6-
Gates and sent them messages, he must be a
party to the fraud.
A pretty couple--these itnerant shriekers.
Lane sends his wife and children home de-
ienceless ard unprotected as it is said, from
Kansas, and she procures divorce from him
from the Dearborn county Court, Indiana. He
then follows, appealing to the fanatics to rescue
other peoples wives and children--for whom
he has such great care Reeder excites dis
trust by land jobbing in Kansas, gets dismissed
and begins to stir up troubles he has not the
face to meet Ohio Statesman.