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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

pective naval commanders in Central America directing
them to support in corjunciop, and pending said uego
tAons for the settlement OF said Central American ques
ion, the said de focto government of Gregtown which
Instructions were not Afterwards withdrawn.
ana ,nis petaon further showeah and alleges that the
TO embraced Punta Arenas that guardian OF the
port jursdction in said government Punta Arenas
and quarantine; that Jurisdiction in said government
necessary also for duly administering justice
p., vim, the Public peace an. and punishi.g wrong
ends and purposes stated necessarily extended and
embrace The entire waters of said port 10 the wall
the waters OF the sea adjacent to and opposite Puna
Arenas that AFRO Tor me SAN enes and purposes the
jurtfc Of the de government at Greytow for
the time being over Punis Arenas had been always and
particularly since the year 1s4S conceded and 81 j.
united 10 by all occupants thereof and by tho.e
dwelling there and among them by the agents
ard others in the employ of the Accessory fran
sit Company aforesaid Who as voters and othsrwise
took an active part In forming the last men
ticped government at Greytown and thereafter voted
its elections, and repeatedly avaied themselves Of the
local courts a. having authority Puna Arenas and
dwelers thereon. whereby the petitioner submits they
subjected themselves to said government and there
after precuded from refusing to be subject thereto and
from Withdrawing while residents from the authority
thereof at their pleasure that the agents and Others
last Aforesaid upon PuDta Arenas in the employ OF the
Accessory Tsnsit Company, from necessity wall a.
chcce sought and accustomed receive the aid o.
snd protection from, the government CT Greytown IS
they we're not themselves political body or
OF the Requisites TO constitute one and did
not claim to be SUCH and from circumstances of location
and residence part Of Greytown and belonged to
it's community that also, the Accessory Transit Com
psny had become and we're by their act and deed
esees grsntess Of and from the govern OF
at and upon saio Punta Arenas and were thereby
AID sIso their agents and servants precuded fo set
til mp title in themselves others or to Punta
Arenas opposition 70 that Of the government of Grey.
town which they had acknowledged, and under which
they had been let into possession.
And this petition tnber showeth and sets FORTH that
ugh and after The reformation Of said govern
msnt 10 March 1882 the said Accessory Tran SIT Com
paDy their agents and servants acted and situated
~ aforesaid connection therewitb vet
they and their agents and servants on Punta ARENA
begin TO withdraw themselves from the authority Of said
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31

had forsakea their regllat phssisidss fot sks treatment of the iahalisis. Instances of an opposite character are more familiar to us. What the whole result has been, or will eventually be, from the practice of In- haIation. We will not presuiie to assert : but the facts in the bills of mortality pro. vide presumption, at least in favor of the more desirable result. However much the doctors may dispute. it must be regarded as a cheering fact that the City Inspector reports in his death tables, striking de- crease, for all parties, in the return ofdea,hs by Consumption. Wi,hiR the pas, three years. the number of deaths from this de- plorabfe disease is shown to have fallen off at corresponding periods as follows:
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
From ks ". Y. Morning Erpress. FACTS AND FIGURES.

We see, from a nurfbief of sources that the consideration oi Inhalation as ,hera. peu,ic principle, exci,es an increased alten. ton. No unpr-judiced person could regard otherwise than with respect the investiya- ton of question of such importance. much less should it excite the interruptions ani- mostly of those whose duty n shorid be specially 10 encourage and cohnfenance the struggles of original research, for the en- largement of the bounds of science.- When, therefore, a principle of this nature is brought before body of scientific men. any assertions regarding it might be supp posed to have basis of fact instead Of being mere iiuendn and sweeping conlem- natfon, without other ground against ii, than tfat of is novelty.
 For the principle of inhalation wide prevalence has been attained. and statistics and details as to its practice and results are now quite accessible. These would no doubt exhibit like any similar practice, ev- idence of more or less varying results. We have ourselves become fami far with num- Der Of cases where the most sanguiue as- sertions of the inhalists have been realised. As such facts cannot, however, be cnnrlu- sise upon the character ot the entire pfacrice of this speciality, it would be evidently inexpedient to dwell upon them.
 The chief practitioner of this treatment Df. Robert Hunter of this city. has himself ceased to puhlish tte results of incidental Cases. as only aifsrJing partial data fol conclusions. There is obviously very gross injustice towards the investigators o the theory in question, and no little injury to the cause of science itself, iu the publi cation of assertions of an adverse tendency based upon still moro scanty and probably imperfect instances of practice One il surprised to 6nd loo, that such assertions purriy gratuiinus as it seams. and certainly without any adyans~mant of proofs, shsult
 be hazarded before respectable body. sael as the Academy of Medicine of this cii'y The speaker at the late anniversary of thIi institution alluded to tho fatal results Q Inhalation to cousumptivs patients who
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31

This table shows positive diminu,ion of the number of deaths from consumption during the last three months of the last year-from the mortality of corresponding periods of the two preceding years-of over t,centy:fre per cent! It is but justice to ti.e practice oflnhala,ion, that we should add the comment of the Medical Specialist on this table.
 "lt is worthy of note in this connexion. that it is chiefly tiifohgh the last year and half that the treatment by Inhalation has become so we'll known. and so highly ap. preciated. not only in this city, but through out the Union; and considering the fact, tbat during the pas, year we have trea,rd not some hundreds, but some thousands of cases, a considerable portion of which were in persons resident within tho limits of the Inspectors jurisdiction, it is most signifi- cant that these reports should exhibi, so remarkable diminu,ion in the number of deaths occurring during the present year"
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NO QUE CUNTOmERS
}. CARTIER ,s:sPANIsH MIxTURE.

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLoOD! E
NOT PA RTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponderi
infable remedy for Serofaa, King's evil Rheuma-
tules the Face Botche Boils Chronic
Sore Eyes Ringworm letter, Scald emf
and Pain ofhe Bones and oints Stubborn phiis
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints
arising from of Mercury
Life. Impurty of the Blood.
IS This great alternative medicine and Purifier the
Blood is used by the thousands of from
all of the United States who testify
kable performed by the of all medcines-
l.. 20 h1A Neuralgia, Rheu-
matism Scrofula EIupons the Skin. Liver Disease
Fevers Ulcers, Old Sores Afeesns Kidnevs Dseas
of the Throat. Female Complaints Pains Aching of
tire Bones and JOINTS are speedily put flight by using this
For all diseases of the Blood othin7 has found
Withi 1t cleanses all i'm prities
the digestion gives Stomach makes the skin
clear and healthy and the v
disease or broken down the excuses YOUTH
tive vigor and strength.
l. For the Ladies' it than all the Cos
metcS used. A few doses CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
ture will all
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicines heardof.
The large number we have received
Persona the United
evidence there hupbug about it The hotel
Keepers magistrates physicians and public we'll kno WIN
tothe Community all add their testimony wonderful
effects of this G REAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent and Cireu Ananac and road
perform $500 Las
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & REERs Pror,;
etors No Pearl Richmond whom ali orders
TO su pplies aud Agencies must be addressed.
For sale by Halock & Stoddard. EvapsvilIe Haloek T.
dealersin medicines generally aneS
HBERSIAN CLOTH cases Persian Cloth. 3a,so-.sd
nov24 JAMES Low & co
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ClGAR AND rORACCO SrORE OF

JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST, BET. 1ST AND ID.
pc f 20. Sehaeffer s. Schroeder's old stand 49,.
TRESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country, thatT have taken theabove
stand, determined to continue the business and
viii constantly keep hand the choicest Havana
and Tobacco othe best brands that Eastern markets
ford; also Snufand Smoking Tobacco all kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes OF all sizes and quail
tiles, at the cash prices Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction and respectfully
sol1clta share ofpublic patronage. t ~ 1ap1 If 4
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DAVID O'NEIL,
" ELY
M ERIC H A n II 7 AILOR.fe

20. N r &C II a n t 7 AT LUX, =
Second street, between Main and Locust.
XMAS just received and opened
of different colors, Cassimeres of fine quality and
latest Styles with the richest such and
veves atins, Silks &C., with
ALI these the quality
varieties this My old
and eitz generally invited to examine them
prepared with frstrate up goods in
the tstyles fits sepI2tf
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ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville AVID
~ ts vicinity that they formed partnershin in the
practice of Medicine and Surgery - = - =
Having been actively in profession for
teros century and become familiar with the diseases Incl
dent TO this climate they hope their
cess VIII ent1tte them to share of public
Their once Is Firsr and Locust
posite the Post Office, where either
oonsuitea unless absent on professional business.
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aRH NCEmENT

may be able to devote my time part
IL alarly to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business Lhave disposedof part of iperestin thee
cery house to Mr. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will
tinue the old stand the style of ORR
with complete Grocery
line. would this opportunity returning
thanks to the house for the
extended to
them continue their favors firm would
to the slow all gentlemen that they need
lot ask credit at this house. s.- -s-- -
March L, 1855. 8. SAMUEL ORR
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WIN. REILLY.

Az n ER IT IA N IND
dersgned would respectfully inform his friends public
and vicinity that having
ofthe Senior partner in the late firm off, Reilly
tends the Grocery and Produce Business
stand He embraces this opportunity returning
pastfavors andintends effort
of the same. Je20-1y-- WILLIAM REILLY
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COMPREHENSIVE

The undersigned having the interest of John
oagan ana william r. Preston in the late firm Of Morgan
Keen and Preston have associated
mess under the name and firm of Keen
the Wholesale dry good business
morgan Keen and Preston, First street, a-.1f
g - -. ~ sr.--- ISAAC KEEN.
Jan IL leos TIE CYPRIAG PRESTON.
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REMOVAL.

TEN BACON & co. have removed to Main street, be-
Il tween Water and First next door to Halloek &
Stoddard Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
where they will be pleased to all their old customers and
make the acquaintance of pleased
give them call They would their thanks for the
liberal patronage given and hope to receive continuance
by keeping everything usually keptn the best Family
Groceries. = IL
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NEW WAsHIN GToN HOTEL.

TENHE this House have from thez
old Main their Hotel. nsh-
opposite House. where they prepared
all others
1T call them in much than formerly.
respectfully solicit
ofthe which shall all
it. Our fare will be the best the market affords ana
Good Stabll and Wagon Yard kept forcountry custom
ey10-d&wtf FELKER & HEDDERECH
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THE FARMEK,s GUIDE
IRISH LINEN S. "a

? -.-NILI-'-- q DA MA SKIS, &C. o1H 1G9IraI
lust received direct the manufacturers in Larz
Goods, viz. IHi efI ffss.FI "a Irs7T 49,
Pa Linen Sheetings. soft finish and grass bleach;
Inch Piilow-case Linens, do do;
n Rleached Damasi Table Cloths assorted sizes; ll
iAt W hite brown do do laifFlt do do; ileu
Bleaehed do Napkins;
Bleaehed and brown Huckaback Towels; on 7VG
hEo9Linen Cambria Handke rchieIs, etc.
We invite the attention of Goods hole
sale retail Possessing the facilities which we do DEW
competition here elsewhere.
49, 3''.'' .a7-5 sAa lSHANKLIN & REILLY, il
deel kEalH ri sgls Corner Main and First streets.
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sv0s5 guuszf1E bra ESQ s.gs-5F 80 81. s-.s
-rii no 9o .sshrd4 ,-1trl.r 81 +-.a..5..- Il
lEZaH .s}sff '-.t' si- .'f
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STOVES! AMI COPPER ESTAES-
EaSSf

,e-. THOMAS SCANTL1N, of the firm ofScantlin
81 & Parvin, has returned from Princeton and tax e
aEEEs@ up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
- where he will devote his personal attention to al
branches ofther business Mr. would call the atten
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their They also prepared to do all of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &C., &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done the shortest notice andin the most perfect style
Call at the store of SCANTLIN & PARV1N.
novl4 Main steet, bet Firstand Second.
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Dissolution,

TMNHE partnership heretofore existing between Phil
M Hornbroek and Charles Churchill, under the style
Hornbrook Churchill is this day dissolved mutual
for the purpose of settling the u asEf
e..F- sr74 E-a.- -- P H0RNBROOK.
-atl lls r.s.. CHAS. CHURCHILL L,
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NOTICE,

The undersigned having purchased the interest Mr. G.
Churchill in the firm of Churchill will
tinue in old stand under
brook Co.. aRd solicits the patronage of the public.
persons indebted to the old firm will forward
the and all persons having claims against
viii present the same for settlement. ~
dec7-tf HORNBROOK co
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OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY. Z
~ KKATZ 81 EEEELNIAN.

Evansville, Ind.
ME Propretors of the City Foundry recently
N ted large building the site he old place.
and fully prepared do all kinds machine and
finishing work and everything apperainng the Foundry
Business Machinery of all kinds mnde and repaired We
have facility of the best machinery aud kmen and
give all work entrusted undivided attention
we manufacturinR STEAM ENGINE S ofany power
required and ready promptly fill orders for this kind
machinery warrantin satisfied with
prices The Foundry. Finishing Shops, &c. Pine
where orders will be received s. -
jan23-tf -s5se KRATZ & stfETJ.MAN- -
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TRANSFORM
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE
EfsON RAHING

IRON RAILING.
undersgned has the for the sale of new an
wrought rods and figures put in variety
styles Sizes which will sell Cincinnati prices ADDING
FREIGHT. .t95 r.x EaGrte5e q. E.....
This railing cheaper am substantial than other
kind in Those wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots yards, for piazzas, ETC., will do well to give
cali. st+-.'lf. r'--s r57ffoIt a-.i .tt
Prices from 81 so to 50 so per foot.
yz3-d&w NJ. A.. LAWRENCE.
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ENLOWER vases, thermom travelling mpanions,
III London sealing eight and keyed French
accordeons, French harps, do4ss marbies toys
aies combs superior needles pins tooth
picks rings pencils steel tooth brushes
beads dominoes chess men Emersons staps toilet
Jumping and battle DOORS together with
variety of lotions for sale by A. G. PUSHEE.
ap26 under Odd Fellows Hail Firstst.
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a LEO bbls of new brand and superior article
IA Just receivrd and for sale by Fl
dec1S-dtf PRESTON BROS
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-CLOTEHNGT &C.

-T THE ALLIES SURRENDER
SINCE MESSRS ALTERING 81 DRUMMER HAVE
- leased the OLD Water street. under the
Journal Office filled with the largest
atestsyles Of Fall and Winter Fur
nishng Goods. sell them astonishngiy low the
ALLIES SURRENDER. 3
- THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems readymade Clothing
Hats and Trunks together with the most
Gentle aens Dress Goods Talors Furnishing Goods
ever brought this city Their facilities for purchasing and
rAanufacin superior ether house in the city,
which at all times fill all orders with the best
ogods and at the best bargains Country and city
and the bile generally respectfully invited call and
their New Stock Reduced Prices before purcha
elsewhere.
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HAVE this day associated with me- In the Seed ,rd -
ricultura Implement Business Mr. F, s. ARSON ga
viii continue the business under the style Grant car
son. octzS-iy THOMAS GRANT
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DEAD SHOT.
THE FEVER KILLED!
HAVE YOU a BAD sHAPED HEAD

GO to AUFIER is .s;nS 49, r.
Paris ingenious instrument that VIII take the
vour head 10 less time and with which they
make You Hat that will fit easy old Shoe Ma
street, between First and Second. LepL
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PAVILION HOTEL

HAVE associated with in my business Mr. Charles
Leonard From date shall conduct the .'Pavil
ion" together. U. n. DHEM'.~
Evansville, Dec. I, 1885, ldeco-u
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Harris superior Brown Flour for sale at-rer...
MM leplf5 f--s a .fssa SEEKS Family GREGORY

-sgzrgd 5Fzfsat sFa'lsHsi1 ss' saHsiE. ssA 3
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SFEA mBOAT AND NACEHIN u
| BLA CKSMITHING EFs5

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
w leave the public of Evansville and
w the ladies particularly that have now open Tor
stock of Fan Staple Dry Goods
Our fancy goods has rival in point Of
style and also embrederes and mantias
which appreciated inspection Call at the
Store Main recently occupied by L. W. Hebberd.
where always ready sell bargains
ep17tf R0SER BRO x FREY.
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FHNHE undersigned this formed eopartn ershp
the firm ofHendrlcks & McRea. and will con tinue
the Boot Shoe business old stand of v & Hem
bricks & Co. v. K. HENDRICKS.
deeI2-tf W. A. MoREA.
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CARPETS! CARPETS!

CAKkPEIS! CAKPEIS!!
hand stock of Carpets of allsyles from
NE 80 cents per yard All persons desiring goot
will find it to their advantage to call
octl2 JOHNSON Il FRENCH'S.
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lust from the East additional supply
Winter Goods to which invite the Ladies to give
frequent calls intsad TO sell cheaper than the
Plaids French English Merinos Cashmere De Laine
Ouera Flanne Embroderies Cashmere Robes (somethiI
new0 Kid Gloves all colors and ar ostoea
tifuI lot Ladies' Collars Chemisetes. Sleeves
All sold mt the most reduced pr ees "a
cali call. nov2l ROSER, BROTHER FREf
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DISSOLUTION

THNHE partnership existing between the
I'LL dersigned under the firm of V. K. Hendricks q Co.,
~ ' - v. X. HENDRICKS.
deo15-tf JOS. II. HENDRICKS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HBERsIAN CLOTH.-2 cases Persian Cloth a,sorte
~ colors. received this day and for sale by
Rov24 JAMES Low e. 10
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APPEAL TO THE LADIES
"a OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.

II UST received assortment of Shoyels Spades Grair
81 Scoups Straw and Hay Knives Forks Axes Mattoe
Pies Brush scythes Log Trace Halter and Dog Chains
Cutters Sausage Suffers. Wood Saws WAGON Jacks
sale cheap by 2 GRANT & CARSON.
d ecI7-6tf s.F4-