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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-31
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
CARTER.s,sPANIsH MIxTrRu
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooD!

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT a PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT
Let the Afflicted Read and POnderi
ntallI6le remedy for Scrof9la Kings evil Rheuma-
IA tism Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions
tules on the Face Blotches Bo Fever Chrop
Sore Eyes Ringworm letter. Sead Head, Enlargement
tic Disorders Lumbago. Spinal Diseases
arising from inudcious Mercury I'm ee in
Life or Impurity of the Blood
This great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of the
Blood used by the thousands patients
all of the United States who to the
ka6e cures performed by the of all medicines
natsm, Scrofula ETuptions the Skin Liver Disease
Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affections Kidnevs
es the Throat Female COMPLAINTS Pains and Aching of
TIE Bones and Joints are speedily put fight by using this
great ana inestimable remedy. ~
For all diseases the Blood has vet been
compare whit 1t cleanss the all Impurities
acts gently and efficiently the liver
the digestion gives Stomach makes the sk
clear and healthy and the constitution nv
disease broken excuses youth To Ire
tive ylgOr and streneth.
the Ladies' it mparably than all the Cos
metes ever used. A few doses CARTERS SPANISH Nx
ture will all ofeempexon ring be
She general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicines heardof. 49, s
from Persona from all of the United the
evidence that the hunbug
Keepers magistrates physicians and public wn
the
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the and Circular Almanac end resl
the cures this truly of all has
None genuine unlesssigued BENNETT & BEERS Pron,;
etors No Pearl street. Richmond Va whom all orders
forsuP ies aud AGENCIES must be addressed.
For sale by Hallock & Evansville
Parmenter, Princeton; O. II. Clark, Yineennes and bv
dea' eTsin edieines generally AMOS
EDERSTAN CLOTH 2 cases Persian Cloth a,.or.es
= enlors. received this day and for sale by
novz4 JAMES Low & CO.
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NEW AEsR4NGEMENT.

ENorder that may be able to devote my time
NJ larly to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed of my
Gerry house to Nr. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will CO
snue the old stand. under the of ORR DALZEL
Co.. with complete of everything Grocery
line. would take this opportunity of returning
thanks to the paying the
patronage extended to pectuy
them continue their favors the firm would
20 the slow not all gentlemen they
u OF ask credit at this house.
March L.
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DIES. RRAY s. PENNENGr0N.

ESP EOTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
~ its vicinity that they formed partnership in the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having been actively engaged in the profession
ter century and become familiar with the diseases incl
dent to this climate they hope their experience
cess will entitie them to share of public patronage
Their office IS Firsr street between Main Locust op
pose the Post Office where either them may be
consulted unless absen on protest. onal business.
egt2-H
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CaGAss AND TDggACCO N,rOREOF

CUB sui KEf, MANN ST, BET. IST AND ID.
70. Sehaener & Schroeder's old standl
T RES ECFFULLY inform tho citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country, thatT have taken the
stand, determined to continue the same business and
will keep hand the choicest Havana CARS
and Tobacco the bes brands that Eastern M
lord; also Snufand Smoking Tobacco all kinds Mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes nd quail
tiles, at the lowest cash prices at Wholesale nd Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convinces ME
that give general satisfaction and respectfully
solicita share of public patronage. apltf
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DAVID O'NETL.
hi ER c. I'll A N IT II ATLOR


Second street, between Main and Locust.
AS Just received and opened fine assortment of Cloths
& of different coors Cassmeres quality the
latest with the richest Yestings and
velTets, sans silks, &c. with
ues All these goods are of the best quality and hand
varieties brought this
and citizens generally are iaEited to examine them
prepared with frstrate workmen up goods in
the lates tsyles, ana cases sepI2tf
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WIN. BELLY.

20 PRoDI -E TERCHA MIN sF{F1 -
dersigned would respectfully inform his friends the public
and vicinity that. having purchased the
ofthe Senior partner in the late firm OfJ g. " Reilly
tends the Grocery and Produce business
stand He embraces this opportunity
PaAtfavers and intends effort to merit
ance ofthe same. ie20-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.
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PAN BACON co. have removed to Main street. be-
tween Water and First sts door to Hallock &
Stoddards Drug Store. nearly opposite Bank
where they will be pleased to all their old
the acquaintance pleased
give them call They would the very
liberal patronage gven hope receive Of
by Keeping everything usually keptn the best Family
groceries. I6-Iv
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OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
kEkATZ 81 HEELHIAN.
EVauSyiIIe. I'M


VENHE Propretors the City Foundry recently
ted large freproof building the site old place,
and fully prepared do all kinds of machine and
finishing work and everything appertanng to the Foundry
Business Machinery Of all kinds mnde and repaired We
have facility of the machinery and work and
give all work en- trusted undivided attention.
We u'manufaeturing STEAM ENGINES ofany power
required promptly fill orders for this kind
machinery work and satisfied withreasonabe
prices. The Foundry Finishing Shops &c., Pine
street and Main street. just above Second.
where orders will be received.
jan23-tf KRAFT PEU-MAN
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S,re1YES! TIN Arm COPPER ESTATE
EESHgNsEGNE.

$780,. THOMAS SCANTLlN, of the firm OfScantn
kfA & Parvn, has returned from Princeton and take
sz5en up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
- q where he will devote his to al
branches ofther business Mr. S. would call the atten-
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of ST OWES, TIT and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining 10
their They also prepared TO do all sorts OF
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work Steamboat
work, &c. &c Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done ut shortest notice and in the most perfect
call attha store of SCANTLIN IL PARV1N.
noyl4 Main steet, bet Firstand Second.
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COPARTNERsHlP

The undersigned having purchased be interest John II
Morgan and William r. Preston late firm Of Morgan
Keen and Preston have associated
ness under the and firm of and Preston and will
continue the wholesale dry good business at the old
Morgan, Keen and Preston, Firststreet,
&A ISAAC KEEN.
jan II 1856 tf. CYPRIAN PRESTON
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CLOTHING, &C.
THE AIIIEs snnRENnEREnl

SINCE MESSRS ALTERING & Drummer HAVE
- leased the OF Corner Stand Water street under the
Journal Once filled it OverfowiDg With the
latest STYLES Fall and Winter Clothing
Goods etc sell them astonshingy low. the
ALLIES COMPELLED ToSURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems and Boys ready-made
Hats Ca Trunks with the most
of Gentle Dress Goods and Taors' Furnishing GOODS
ever brought this city Their facilities for
manufacturing superior other house IN the
which them at all times fill all orders with the BEST
ofgoods and the best bargains Country and city
and the public generally respectfully invited to call and
examine their New Stock Reduced Prices before
ng elsewhere decIS-tf
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HAVE YOU A BAD SHAPED HEAD?

measured for Hat received direct from
that will take the shape of
your head than time and with which they will
make you Hat that will fit easy old SHOE Main
street, between First and Second. fehlh
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NlEYV wAsuINETnN HO,rEL

NHE Proprieors of this House have from their
IL old Main their Hotal
ed opposite the Court House where they
accommodate their old and all
1T to call them in much superior Style than formerly
for past patronage respectfully solicit
othe which shall all
it. Our fare will be the best the market affords, and
charges moderate.
Good Stabl and Wagon Yard kept forcountry
ey10-d&wtf FELKER & HEDDERECH
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apAnDING.-l Vest Fading this day and
sale nv JAMES Low & CO..
feb9 AIS Main street. Louisville, Ky.
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aSLOWER vases, Thermometers, travelling panions
q best London sealing eight and key'd French
accordeon fine Freneh harps dolls, marbles;
sets pormOnnaies combs. superior needles pins, tooth
picks, key rings cils steel tooth brushes
beads minoes. chess Emerson's oile
Jumping ropes and battle DOORS together with grea
variety of notions OF sale by A.. G. PUSHEE,
APPS under Odd Fellows Hall, First
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-31
ERON RAILING.

=
TMNHE undersigned the agency for the sale and
Il beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING with round
wrought rods and figures great variety Of
styles which will sell Cincinnati prices ADDING
This railing cheaper an substantial than other
kind Those wishing Railing enclose meery
lots yards fOr piazzas, will DO we'll to give
call.
Prices from 81 so to 81 50 per foot ,-.-,,--,,
wa NJ. A.
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a LEO bhls Of brand and superior article
IA Just receivrj and for sale by
deelS-dtf PRESTON BROS.
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DEAD SHOT.
THE FEVER KILLED!

SAFE and certain for Fever of every grade es-
IA pecially for FEvEe AND AGUE.
For sale at ]. RTMoNRoE's Family Grocery.
Corner of Oak 4 I'd SITS.
ALSO. Liuseed and Lard Oil No. l. low for cash
credit together with every variety Family Grocer
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-31
CAnpETSI CARPETs!


rE have on hand stock of Carpets from
A8 40 cents to 81 IS per yar All desiring good
at rate will find it to their 60 call st
octI2 JOHNSON d FRENCH'S.
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COMPREHENSIVE

TMNHE undersigned have this day ormeda partnersh
under the firm Hendricks & Nc Rea and will con tnu
the Boot and Shoe business at the od stand of Hen
bricks & Go. v. K HENDRICKS,
decI2-tf W. A. MoREA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-31
NEW WINTER GOODS.

vvYE leave t. to the Puhlic Of Ey1nsyie
w he Ladies particularly that the undersigned mas
lust received large Of Winter Goods consisting OF
Mohair Head drasses ana
s1sa Velvet Silk BOnnets. Kid. Sin ana lsi
thrsai Gloves; Collars. Underseeves and
all which wishes to dispose ofat the
eat prices All wishing will please give her call
sSS PAA0s'' F. r. BARKER First street.
deo12-dtf betw. Main and Locust next eoor 10 r u
NOFFEE-l5O bags Pa. B. W. Flour at the landing
" %aisA We ~ I. & D. HERMANN.
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nISSnLuTION

TENHE partnership heretofore existing between the
III dersigned. under the firm of V. K. Hendricks Co.,
this day dissolved by mutual consent. -
decl5-tf JOS. II. HENDRICKS.
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PAVILION HOTEL.

WHAvE associated with me in business Mr. Charles
Leonard From this date shall conduct the -.Pavi
ion'' together. U. n. DheWr'
Evansville Dec. l. 1855. ldeco-tt
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THE LARGEST Stock IN THE CITY,
z Ohm +. GLOVER IL co, of Main and Seventh
Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public they have in yard and for sale low CASH
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber all
qualities hiekness Tongued aud Grooyed Pine and
Ash Fooring Dressed and undressed Ceiling Castings and
Pannos 100 600 feet sound Common Boards suitable for
shops fencng No Pine and Poplar Shingles &
Be- Can made order at the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldings Frames
Doorsand Windows &C.. &c. Bills of prices warded to all
who for them Orders from adstaEce will receive
pro II T attention. feb12 If
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UVORV TARI,E CUTLERY-In sets of 81 pieces an k
in sets Knives for Silver Fo rps
Ivory Carvors and Steels, for sale by 1-rrrs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
aaAHgksHzhES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL


CORNER LOCUST WATER STREETS EVANSVILLE, IND
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MOURNING DRESS GOODS
DAGUERREoTx1

PRESERVING SUGAR.
co BOXES choice White Havana Sugar for sale by
wv epI7 S. e. GILBERT & CO.. Syc st.
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lust received direct the East additional supply
Winter Goods which invite the Ladies to give u
ntsad to sell cheaper than the enSap9
P1aids French and gish Mernos Cashmere De LANES
Onera Fannes Emhroderies Cashmere Robes (somethin
ra1 Kid Gloves Hose all colors aud ar ostbeau
tfn lot Of Ladies' Collars Chemisettes Sleeves t"
an Of which sold at the most reduced pr
III nalI nnv2I ROSER. RROTHER q FREY
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BOARDING AND SALE STA ABLE.
~ H. COOK rented Peter Burk the fine brick sta
H. bic Second street. between Main and Locust where
he will board horses by the day week the lowest prices
IN proportion to the expense OF feed
Also fine young horses for sale atal times Enquire at
iel COOKS Family Grocery.
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NmRs NICK late OF Ciueiunati invites the atentin
VW "a the Ladies OF Evansville her Store wher
ShaV will fnd variety Gaps and other useful articles
First street. oppost, Gossns Jewelry Store deeZ1z0
(N0TTON II ATTING.-10O bales for sale hY
W - ---- s. E. GILBERT & CO.,
dec1e-dtf Sycamore near Water.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-26
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE "a. 1855.
It Almost Kills Tn EN-.

The Abolition leaders at indianapolis are
IN great trouble how to create an impression
that Fremont is satisfactory candidate
They, at first, labored under a total dismay
at his unexpected nomination, and were so
dreadfully disheartened that they did not
know how to act. They are now making
spasmodic efforts to show that they are still
alive and kicking. They act like silly chill
dren. They get together half a dozen old
boxes AMI two or three old barrels, set them
on fire in two piles in Washington street,
buy fifty cents worth of Chinese crackers
and give them to the little boys to explode,
and with few turpentine balls in the hands
of the little bare-footed urchins, they make
their demonstrations on a street corner
About four or five half-fiedged, brietiess law
yers. and some one or two Office seekers, bore
the moving crowd with attempts at speeches
so long as their hes rers will remain. The
next day the Indiana Journal grandiloquent
ly announces iOOnderfally large, entiusi
astic meeting Of the friends of Fremont, which
they hope to be sent abroad as evidence Of the
great enthusiasm of the people. 1t Is an up
hill business with them, and drives them &c
miserable shifts to keep up appearances but
as they have set out to try to humbug the
public, they are playing out the game, with
no prospect of winning. 1t is certainly q
clear case of "great cry and little wool" ex-
cept negro wool, which sticks in their teeth
so as to almost choke them. Hurrah fol
FREMONT and his woolly horse!!!
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-26
Prom Salt Lake City.

A company of forty-fve persons, under
command of Capt. Smoot, arrived at Atchi
son on the 9Th. They left Great Salt Lake
on the 22d of April. In the company, were
missionaries for different parts Of the world
Chief Justice Kinney and family, the Unit
ed States Marshal for the Territory, and a
number of merchants, together with G. A.
Smith, appointed to present the memorial to
Congress for the admission Of the State of
Deseret into the Union. For the first four
hundred miles, the country was almost desti.
tute of grass. At the South Pass they en-
countered snow storm, which continued if
ty-six hours. 1t was with difficulty that the
animals could be kept alive by covering them
with breadstuff. There was plenty Of grass
in the Black Snake Hills, though the grass
hoppers were very numerous. The first en-
igrants were met at the South Fork of the
Platte, and the party were not out of sight of
emigrant wagons for four hundred miles,
The emigrants are of valuable class, taking
with them large quantity Of stock. The
officers Of the military posts treated them
with great kindness. All the Indians SEEM
ed friendly, except band Of Chayennes, who
committed some depredations upon emigrants
inthe neighborhood of Little Blus.-x, Louis
Republican.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-26
Illiberal Conduct.

Whenever a Democratic speech is an
nounced to take place in this city, of late, the
Abolitionists Immediately take measures to
get up one of their false clamor meetings, in
order to prevent the public from going to
hear the reasoning and truths of the Democ-
racy. This is pitiful, mean and illiberal, but
such conduct as might be expected from the
Black Republican party. The meeting OF
Saturday night, gotten up under false preten-
ces, that the Abolition delegates from the
Philadelphia Convention would be here, was
of the kind above mentioned. The small
crowd that assembled to see the boxes and
barrels burn, expressed themselves tired Of
being hoaxed and bored so often by the
twenty shilling pettifoggers Of Indianapolis.
Democrats will bear in mind these pitiful do.
ings of those Abolition Shanghais.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-26
Disgrac eful Inconsist ency.

. When BILLY SHEETS is making his tear
full and piteous appeals to the people to sup
port the Abolition candidate, does he sup.
pose that the public have SO soon forgotten
his false profession Of friendship for FILL
MORE at the Philadelphia Convention, where
FILLMORE was nominated ? There SHEETS
figured as "a delegate, and as Chairman Of
the Know Nothing Convention. By thai
acting and those means, be expected to tit
on the Know Nothings of Indiana, so IS tc
secure his nomination for Governor, but be-
coming distrustful of their strength aud viii
lingness to carry ont his views, he, by virtu,
of his Office, as President Of the order, at
tempted openly to transfer the whole orde
to the Abolitionists, and thereby become tn,
candidate of the Fusion coalition. But her
he was again doomed to disappointment ana
MORTON, a renegade Democrat, was selectet
instead Of SHEETS. He is not yet withou
hope that some station of profit may be as
signed him, and he is now throwing ri
cap 10 favor of FREMoNT, in order 4rscH
charce to run for Congress, or to get nou(h&
ted for u. s. Senator next winter. BIZ
forgets his want of consistency, Of reputat
as politician, and Of qualification; but
relies upon his full stock Of impudent
surance. and labors like dray horse o.
tablish his claim to Office. Were he to III
his mouth shut in political discusses
would be the 4ess exposed to the keen 5
cernm ent which so recently estimated hi
abilities as inadequate to any position vida
should be filled by sound, honest, sensa l
man. IL
The treatment which the Know Nothtx
aud friends of Mr.. FILLMORE, received at III
recent Philadelphia Convention which ndA
mated Fremont, and the conduct Of SHEfr
towards them, on the previous occasion hen
tofore alluded to. by us. will naturally tel
to make that order feel desire to be reverI
ed upon SHEETS, by consigning him to n
litical obscurity, whenever suitable oppd
tunity presents itself. BILLY SHEETS is i
doomed man. =
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-26
OrMr. SuEErs In Lis sneecb At tbs FRE-

OF Mr.. SHEETS, in his speech at the FIRE.
MONT meeting on Thursday evening, stated
that it was the doctrine of the Democratic par
ty that shareholders had the right to take their
slaves into the States and Territories, and
hold them under the Constitution OF the Uni
ted States, in the absence Of any local law on
the subject. Mr.. SHEETS, in making this
statement, paid very poor compliment either
TO his own intelligence or that Of his audi
ence. 1t is poor cause that needs such aids
to support it and he is poor political diplo-
matist that will resort TO them. The doc
trine of the Democratic party on this subject
is too well defined TO leave any one of ordi-
nary intelligence in doubt, in regard to it,
II is that slavery is the creature Of local en-
actment and not an institution authorized by
the Federal Constitutisn.k'lne, there are q
few Southern extremists wiio maintain the
affirmative Of the latter proposition; but
their sentiments are not, by any means, ac-
knowledged as any portion OF the party
creed, nor are they sought TO be enforced as
such by those who entertain them.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-26
valley Road open 10 Lafayette.
FIRST TRAIN FROM LoaANsPoRT =
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.

The last rail On the Lake Erie, Wabash
and st. Louis Railroad between this city and
Logansport, making the connection to Toledo
complete, was laid this morning, and at ! \
o'clock to-day, "wednesday a train arrived
with a number Of the officers and contractors
of the road, and citizens Of Logansport and
vicinity.
The train will return to Logansport this
6lsning, leaving the place where the depot
Is to be, at about 4 o'clock-after the excur-
tionists have partaken of one of Tom Woods
sumpiuous dinners at the Bramble House.
Mr.. Burrows, the gentlemanly and ener-
getic Superintendent, informs us that train
will arrive here from Toledo tomorrow,
Thursday evening-that trains will be run
through Oh Friday and Saturday, and regu-
lar daily trains commence on Wednesday,
Lafayette american.