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To THE YOU'VE LADaEs-The Rev. Mr..
Sabin having closed his course of lectures to
the young men, will deliver a discourse at the
NJ E. Church on Locust street. tomorrow
night, toi'the young ladies. We hope theirs
will be full attendance of our young ladies
and misses at this lecture. Mr.. s, is pleasant
speaker, and well qualified both to instr act
and advise the young sIs3g aassl.ef eaee
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NTThe appearance of our Daily has not re-
Gently beenSsuchs as we desired. We unfor-
tinately obtained large lot of paper of such
thin texture, as to render it impossible to
make the Daily present handsome appear
ance. This lot will soon be worked off, when
there will be a marked improvement in the
Journal aaliea sas a.iassa o assas goa .fa.r
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0T Very dusty yesterday and strong
breeze prevailing. Rain rrtuch needed. Ciss
terms going dry ..t1,i,,@r. III.
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or The flag OF Nicaragua consists of three
stripes, two of sky blue, with a white. stripe
in the centre. In the midst of the white is a
circular device of the seal of State, and the
representation of seven volcanoes in token of
the volcanic erignof Nicaragua. s7a a8il -
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w. sniNaroN, August 1916.


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The services you have rendered Your corn-
try in the delicate negotiations lntrusted to you
are Justly appreciated. Your prudence, discre-
tio. and ability, have inspired the President
with confidence which would make him feel
much more at ease, if that delicate task could
be in your hands. a y5s.sas
1t gives me great pleasure to assure you
that the publication of your official corresponr
dence will give you most entHaCe reputation
for the highest qualities of statesman and dlpto-
npatist. $50. ,est
The President untes in the kindest regards
with your FREUD, j.. Y. MASON.
Major A. j. DoNE4soN. aie fbtt
President Pierce has also characterized
Major DonelsoH as aascltoLar and statesman
and in the last few months only has he been
disparaged by any,pbrtion of the public press
l.rs- - .- -r ~ = -4---.---s -
| ~ 1t will be remembered that day or
two ago we published an account of the mock
crucifxion of Jesus Christ at the Broadway
Theatre New York The Churchman in COM
menting upon this outrage says: 5aa aaf..9
"Romanism, IN all the gfossness sof it's fne-
Technically contrived fgeres, all Che winklng
and bleeding pictures and statutes by which
lit misleads the more ignorant of its devotees,
has not yet reached such an extreme as this
In answer to this the New York Express
gives the following significant fact; ssl
HRomanism not yet reached such AN ex-
treme?'' But it has Let the Churehman read
( the play, bill, and it will find (in-the accom-
3 panying circular) the fullest official endorse
mont. These we have already published-but
as the Churchman does not appear to have
| seen them, we reproduce them for his especial
. edification thus: 14ls9 sa-va-
; il- Performed By IKE cypress co1lnaG1ad Of 3
EBHiS HOLlH ESs THE POrE-Ss l.t,
s. IN THE PLACE OF OF THE. VATICAN, AT ROME
r (These, remember, are the official words
S not ours Then again, the following, certify
C ing to the property and excellence of the ex
: hibtion, in general en ea '.snl
9 In testimony whereof, g., ~
n -lt 3s GAETANO BRUSCHf
S aH4L Censor Of the Ponti;tcate Of Bologna.
v ParocIsiaI Board Of Police Bologna, July 10
I @ Seen and certified as to the trutl
H. s. of the above statement.
n (-} The Colonel Commanding 0it! D'
n rector. II. CUALL.
e Is the Churchman, now, satisfied that Rom
has not reached the extreme Of the Cruciixio
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-19

OF The boating season has fairly COM
menced upon the Hudson. This periodsof OBJ
structed navigation, has been the longest ex-
perienced since 1843, when the. river. opened
April 18th. This year the first boat reached
Albany on the 10th. 5u s.lt trI.'. l.o-r 81 e..
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NEW ADYETsTasElNHE NTS.


4 >
One s1uare time soc: three times ST.
one week ST. 5O weeks 50 5o month"; 81; three
mon tbs 81; months, slo year. S5 Discount on
Iarg advertisements of lines under, So
No charge for marriage death religious notices.
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A STRAw.-At an election held last Mon
day, in the city of Louisiana, Mo-, the entire
American ticket was elected by IS majority.
The election was most fiercely contested,
and the tricmph was emphatic and complete.
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sPRING TRADE OPEN

1856. SPRING TRADE OPEN 1886
T1NHE subscribers receipt
comprisiaE every variety and kind Mems Women s
Misses Boys Youth and Childrens Boots Shoes Caters
Baskns Slippers &c., &C., to which they the
the purchased early and selected
the frmRd most desirable stock in the Eastern
markets. HENDRICKS 81 McREA
mh2l t First ct. Main.
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DIED:

: ~ DH z D.
On Thursday morning April 18th, 1856 ~ p,cock of
Lung Fever Mr. DAVID RAlEIGH aged 81 years
His funeral will take place this morning his late
dence Divisis n ST., at 3 o clock.
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d0cTBarnum was In court again on Monday
at New York, and said to the judge, Il be.
lieye have been squeezed perfectly dry. If
you doubt, it hope you will give the machine
another turn; so as to save labor to your. sue
csssors. 30 siss, 8 aa-si 7siyie.s'
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At Home Again.


g The editor is again at home after weeks
absence, in which he traversed by railroads
some of the most charming regions Of the
West, shifted the lake breezes at the North,
iglided over the crystal waters of the upper
Mississippi, and IN seven or eight days did an
amount of travelling, which few years ago
would have required weeks of time to accom-
plish. "Riding on arail" is certainly aigreat
thing for those who IKE it, and it has the adj
vantage of being very fast species of loco
motion even to those who prefer some other
plan of getting over the ground. Under or
binary circumstances, our readers might have
every right to, expect a few details of their
editors travels and trayails while away-but
we SO rarely escape from the drudgery of bus
mess for even day, that when absent from
it, and with freshening sense of individual
liberty, we are selfish enough to enjoy the
new sights and sounds without taking the
trouble to note them down for the enjoyment
of others. However a few observations while
absent will occasionally as memory again
places them before us, be jotted down to fresh
enour columns Owing to the zeal and indus
try of our friends, G. X. Drew, Jr, and a help
mate the readers Of the Journal have no doubt
not missed US at all. We shall endeavorto keep
their aid still longer, and in the meantime thank
them kindly for their efficient services in the
past. as saoia $50 8 9'y
a30~T We understand our oldabolitioh friend
ALL Robinson, Esq, in his speech made
while we were absent, gave the Jearnal very
severe raking down for alleged inconsistencies
On the slavery question Probably Major
Robinson kne,oa we were absent, and ne wai
thus safe from a reply The old readers 0
the Journal are perhaps better judges of thu
position. past and present, of the Jeurnal, thai
Maj Robinson,T or of whether those positions
are inconsistent, as he is entirely too deepl.
dyediin abolition prejudices to decide calml!
and correctly on any subject in connection
with slavery The Major will excuse us from
assisting him to any further notoriety than h
now possesses. We have helped make mum
Der of great men," but we never undertook
to form one of such woolly, ''ebo Shin mate
rialsa as Maj. Robinson. Indeed, we scarcel
think good workmanship, with all the appli
ances Of excellent newspaper machinery, ca
elevate Maj. Robinson to position of decen
RESPECT among politicians. sIlit leli fHd
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NASH,s PRACTICE. =

PLEADING AND RACTtCEUNDER THE CIVIL CODE.
se,.e HON. SIMEON NASH. 7t.- Fg LEst, L
fHNHIS is large 500 volume. autifuly printed and
IA neatly and firmly bound in law sheet. price S. co. 1t
ample collection of forms of pstions
entries for Clerks. returns for Sherifs.&c ss a
The forms entries and which numerous
work especially useful County Officers well
as to the RECESSION generally For sale by 80.
apI6 r-,9-tf'7 ,.-s-.s-.-- T. CONYNGTON & co.
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OF Mr.. David Raleigh, Pension Agent in
this city, died at his residence yesterday
morning. His funeral will take place this af-
tcrnoon at O'Clock Zee 5 .,a @ 4 .ssa s-
ta94H 0ou9AEE .eEal
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LATE FROM CALIFORNIA;
RIVAL oFTHE GEORGE LAW
Dcseat OF walkers Troops.
NEW York, April 1G,

WARM OREGON.
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OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.

Sprinsq --Euansudle-Her Credit
Merchants d Preston-M-. Morgan
loses day--W e. French--Brother Cald
b qoeH-Es1 TO B1ackiOelps Island-James p.
Byrne-Hophins q Read-Devlin's MetrOpOl-
$ itan Clothing Establi8Anaent-Iia Uitatioa to
EaitOrs-The Editor Of the Journal IN par
tieuldr. 8y hsre GsE SO &
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EpECEfV ED.-New prime Sugar. Loaf sugar. powdered
Il a sugar Rio Sardnes. Raisins, Mclases
Liverpool Table Salt. for sale by
NH T.
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ROAT EnR NAI.E-

= y =
FLATBoAT lying at the mouth of tke layou. one mi
IA and half above est Frar kim offered
The boat is now occupied ly Edw. White wood boat
The boat se7 by 70 feet inches wide aud is
two miles above the Jerry the Indiana side
apiI- TT
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W ISIS BARKER has just received large q
lSE Millinery. consisting of Nepolan Silk aud Straw
which she calls the attention of the Ladies
Evansville and vicinity. +. II. BARKER.
mh3i First street. between Main and Locasi.
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HEMBOLD'S
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- CON SU Nj PTION
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED ny INHALATION OF DEDICATEl
NApOi
JOHNSON STCWiRT ROSr Nm

QNEILow OF Royal Coicrr Of Physician and for years
nrr Physician la the London Royal Inrnary
III t. age Of pr medical science La. contributed her full
share To the general welfare aud that which recnrnt thu
INDICATED vAPoR iNilGLITIoN
IA III" treatment OF Consumption, bronchitis kindred
stomach by filling with drugs The disease Is not In An,
stomach but IN The lung. and by nhainr medicine In the form OF
therefore hoTcss that Inhalation not reach earn
embrace advantages OF Inhalation claim for In
lAton In the treatment Of Consumption, place amongst "a,
be long Ia the land aud the only refuge Tor the cosump
have pleasure In referring To- Two hu,lrr and 80, % w.
>drn'- OF New Nors add nebohoo who have
To the patients sicuvit considered hopeless cases
the administrator Of medicines i such manner ii'st t, r %
N,yed into te ugs la the FORM yapo produce ,r action
AZ the seat 81 tie da It. practical -cr,, destined To- rr,in
tonic the opinions OF the medical wod establish the entir.
Applicants VIII state they have Llei from the Lungs. II the,
hayT lost nrsl have cough night sweat. and fever
sen aud howe The Necessary Medicine Apparatus &C. will b.
forwarded to any part TESTIMONY
n D oTS psS.sSners "a Medicine ehesrfuiy
Lung' aud Throat the best and ever Introduced
INTO medical practice our convictions based upon having
gu, health. after t~ month, treatment 10y Dr. ROSE
Pors; Inhaled dre, Lung. may be Justly eonieT,i
great boon to suffering humanity, rendering Consumption perfect,
Or RosE deserve veil Of h for his IN
SesiO-%ATSE GEI%sTrfG, NJ d. New York
SSHHs K EiIGsh n p
And eleven other eminent practitioners in this negborlug
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Address JOHNSON STEWART ROSE
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No. d.

Di..q.: and aisf:, ,',:,J ~ E'oe G e ito ,,
cdi t@.Hg';, ORR 'ch'A R"d'o!yS Reaay GeJd" Rat
ant 'o1ith rH rc'ffHy yiebtto ne 4. Il tre0flaeHt
When the system first seized sudden cold or fever
Of three Railway, Regulators
taket-s medicine. stage disease
qur-i Ia a hours system restored sound health
But, the cold aud fever neglectsi ami coughs hcaNehr
throat, dncult ailng
the cold and then Railway Ready Relief should applied
externally aud good dose Of the Regulators
the Relief applied reaction viii take place, and
the patient viii be free from al pain annoyance
II these signs Of r presence % disease In the system
aud violent eers break the form Of hlou- Typhoid
ship other malignant vers
cry. The Regulators should L. given four hours,
dose Of from four to X Until free aud eopous discharge from the
bowels are Obtained The relief applied VII produee sautaTy e.
the kin, and, taken in water viii shair the fever
and Ready ci should DE- taken IN large doses cure VIII quick
y follow their Ia 81 Blounrs Malignant Bilious
Bilious Pneumonia Railway Regulators gwen do.s
and the whole surface Of the body baei With Railway Ready Re
lief viii ear'naly and iPst1i, .i Sa,, ,T hs patient
Attacking joints and limbs, INJECTING terrible piercing pang
Of with mers- rapdty ahnu from joint joint
Eadway' Ready Relief applied to the where the pain
Will quickly relieve you from IT, rNcuci,ing Hallway
sMALI~PoX-sCARLET FEvER-MEASLEs
Railway Ready Relief foI tle
ladies' but will prevent those who the Ready Relief and Rtgu
", hare tRo,rs The r. H. ReS,f ,eloe HeiglIor6o OF
@s infection ef Small Tor amt Sfrlf Fr.r " hare hkeiri.
t"ora P adys fo 1or. sdr,d 10 c'S NJ a,, crc',s gn"
H,- ,rfJ Ijs m - .sfosi.iisg ,riH LtDng gs,cts he
RsIy Eit a Iar1 I re,Ig pc@iJ IN tts ,eiers me-.
c,gf1gioHs amt iascfious I,isoHs pTerIH
guarantee that u those suffering with fever
Railway Ready Relief Regulators them entirely
this distressing ms ady and free them from fever al agle hat
lingering their systems render their agr
proof renewed attacks Those suffering from
Spleen, Engorgenen the Liver, organic
rnnrgments promised speedy eyerance from their
by tie u. H. Relief and Regulators
We direct the attention 81 the public second dis
b disease.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
OCT0iSi:tS 80.

vEVO Lyuclb.rg . - To- Lexington 4to9
t. Iiuei.uAu : 90 To o., Natural Bridge =.
Fare from to Richmond Lyuchhurs Charlottesville. g. -
Satisfied TRIAL. HAT Tire majority 90 travel the Packet
Boat. boy leaving
Ore ODD hour.uu ANA a,r tt ~ Instant, leaving Ecmoud
Monday c!le~Iy Friday, T. NJ ch New
", aeI S;.r ~ " oftie fr and Lyuchurg At \. VI,
Buchanan and Nii-ou 90 T.. VI 90 ir day
Returning Buchanan 40 \. VI. ami Iyuclhurg ~ 4
VI Monday, "wednesday and Friday, reach Scottish v LOB
Nc Clu.Hu = NJ auI Richmond 40 4. VI.
IT,. 90 stage Institute
auI g. A. and euit-vc with the stage Char
lott.sul-.
- Time aui D-.lu.es % Gard below;
L.a,. GiaH".' N.n'rg,I l. .grs LsHcNNrg NeHddy
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MEDICAL.

hELmnoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
HELM
HIGHLY C0NCENTRATEp
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu
usA CkkrAiN, sAfE AND EFFECrUAL REMEDY FOR DIS.
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MhahNtSkS, shCkkr DISEASES, DISTRACTIONS FENAII
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MALE OR FEMALE,
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not fom
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SAFE CURES
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creates no prcS oior aud taken by
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rc"ns Tor the medicine. Reader,
VI the above complaints, do neglect them
.,, 49, DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
WIN this medicine yourself aud thus prevent all
posurc WV
TRUTH NEST AND WILL PREVAIL.
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rtnN And ss n"'cne Nhch h-nsht
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Of any Of the abov, ailments