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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-30


s HOME mKD1CINE.-.1IRS. DAVIS,
"A ELIXIR cures sCoashs, Colds and whooping
Couah, and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising tFor colds aud elected c0uahs
The following few extracts from certificates Of
citzrns of Richmond who have tested It's sirtues:
one many Doctors fees. l know Of its good effects
with great many other than my own family ~ W~.
Il have used ii ia my family for three years, and
found Il the best famly medicine have ever used'-
Eor sickness among children nothing can be bet
tar m IL. 6odcta
;. have tried all the cough remedies Of the day,
and have no hesitation In saying that believe Mrs
Dsws 10 be the valuable preparation Of the kind
INV in Elijah Wdrftn- -,
ny Ear sale NV Mrs A. 3. DAVIS Bennett Beers,
atax Duyal Paterson jackson, Chas. Miilspaugh,
=. j. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles ID. Yale
TT1UE CHEAT AND UkEQU Ali ED
/ REMEDY-POLLARUS RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT-In these latter days OF medical prozress
Ia used by ignorant and INSCRIPTIONS prefenders, to
rob the ere duons of their money. It would be
necessary task attempt exposure OF their system
for the mere purpose of illustrating the real necessity
OF q remedy Ike 1x-,,,r,
Good medicines like good deeds, speak tor them
selves and the only plan is to give them lar and i'm
aI trial. when the un6oubted assurance OF others
+ received, who have been benefited BY the same
means This Eminent is put up in bottles twice the
size of any article of the kind before the public
thereby offering TO the consumer the advantage Of
procuring in quantity and better IN quality than
apy similar article IN
fR- Its effects are Simultaneous.
Price 25 cents, or bottles for ST..
Sold by PURCELL. LADD co, ADIE GRAY,
BENNETT & BEERS, p. JOHNSTON BRO,
DUvAL L NORTON, L. b. THOMAS, Broad It,
shockoe Hill ia q
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FRESH SUPPLY.-IIadies' thick
E1EA and thin sole Caters at 81 so; Ladies' Mo-
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskns; Ladies' Goat Buskins; Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Children's Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes just receiy
ed at DAVID WALSHS
dec l29 Main street.
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FUA Oh fses 49,
U:9 yenientiy arranged and centrally located eaI
III ing situated on the N. r. corner ct Brose -.
nth Sta, 6iseouniiy opposite the CITY Court
and In view ofthe Capitol For professional a'sn
and also in the main building the interior OF WIKI
Of modern construction, with tive parofs, hsnas'S
marble mantlepieces ne Possession Of the t"o ~
taehed cffccs cen be gwen once, aud Of tse en
premises by the 9th day of December, sf which -
the presen ut term expires though satisfactory
rnent may be made 20 give possession st an eaLne I
later date as am informed by the present COUP
Mr. VIM Brent tof the firm OF Gretter Brent W.
will take pleasure IN showing tho premises % s1 Wv
DESTROYS OF viewing them.
Apply 10 either OF the Messrs: TABB, Eiehmona'~
10 - sfsgeEh Pm. TABB, yr7,
Trustee Of VIM. Shepard. decd
=. n 22--tf s.sssfsss g Bixndon. Herrico county vs.
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> VERY VALUABLE sQuAKEs OF 4
& ACRES EACH, IN SYDNEY, NEAR FAIR
GROUNDS, FOR SALE The subscribers
thorized TO sell two most beautiful squares OF land OF
acres each, in the town of Sydney, near the Fair
Grounds Each of them are well enclosed, and have
the payment of fourth cash, credit of from TO
years bearing interest will be given the residue.
Apply 10 -
1f.r L
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A FOR SALE.-That valuable private
LEE RESIDENCE, on Mayo street, occupied J 7
EEL the subscriber. The dwelling has ten finished
rooms and coal cellar Eight of the rooms hn
ished with fire places. Ii ia furnished with Gas from
the basement to the attic, four floors. Hydrant
ter the lot There Is good Kitchen with two
rooms and wood and coal house in addition TO tn
coal cellar in the dwelling sording ample space o'
coal and wood for a winters supply. BEING CONVEX
lent to business and at the time very retired
makes it of the desirable resdeneesat pre-
sent in the market. Possession given in short tine
Applyto c. GENHET,
ja28 Eagle Squsre.
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Apply 20
ia 2i-2tawim GODDIN L. APPERSON
SMALL FARM IN CHESTERFIELD.
- NEAR MANCHESTER, FOR SALE.-A farz1
OF 80 acres miles from Richmond, the road lead
ing to Chesterfield Courthouse, and 10 the Pc
tersburg Railroad, in good condition, and easily i'm
proved--a small dwelling house, servants house.
smoke house and brick barns; also valuable wa.
ter power for milling manufacturing.
For further particulars enquire of VIM. Carpenter
near the premises, or of Goddin & Appetson.
10
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Gift Concert.

Prof Tyler, who has been giving concerts in
Memphis, Tenn, with great success, and dis
tributing valuable articles to the purchasers
of tickets to his concerts, proposes to favor
Evansville with one Of his entertainments
in the course of few days. Every ticket
sold will entitle the holder to gift some Of
which are very valuable, consisting of pianos,
gold Watches &c Prof. t. comes well recon-
fnsndcd by the Memphis press both as a gen.
tleman and in regard to the character of his
concerts.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REpoRrED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
New YoRK Jan. 3.


New YORK, JAN 3.
The Herald's correspondent under date Of
st. Domingo, November 18th, writes: The
Emperor Solique, so recently at the head of a
formidable force against the Dominicians, is on
his return without having fired single shot
at his adversary.
Two French men-of-war ships hove in sight
on the 2Sth ultimo, off this place. The SEN
Tor officer in command, hoisted his flag and soon
after was in correspondence with the French
representative on shore. courier was in
stantly dispatched to the Eeraperor with sealed
dispatches on the perusal of which, his Impe-
rial Majesty Immediately made orders to
march back again. 1t is rumored and gene
rally believed, that France will not permit the
Haytans to invade, or modest the Dominicians
TIE cholera continues prevalent along the
coast, seldom fatal; medical aid is early APP
Piled Business is dull, but now that peace
is being proclaimed trade will revive and
probably will come in rapidly.
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A MELANCHOLY CASE IN VIRGINIA.-On tho
14th ult., Jane Anderson and her infant, two
years old, were found dead on Armstrong creek,
Fayette county, Va. 1t appears that the girl
had fallen, and had been living for some time
with Charles Payne, her seducer. He desert
ed her and with her infant in her arms she
walked to her step-father's. He Indignantly
supnded her from his door, and the poor wo-
man started to cross the mountain, with
the intention of searching for Payne. Her
strength gave out in che attempt, and with
her child she sank down in the cold and gloomy
mountain path and breathed her last. HeI
body and that of the infant were not found fol
four weeks afterwards. The bodies were de.
Bedford county, has been arrested and impri
soned
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WIN Is She,

The Louisville Journal of the 31st, contains
the following Who is the German girl, and
who is the father of that babe, which took a
forty foot leap into life without hurting itselfi
A German girl from appearance about Is
years old, arrived on Friday from Evansville
and stopped at Mr.. Fritz's, German board
lug house on Water, between Third and Fourth
streets. Nothing unusual in her appearance
or manner was perceived. About noon Sat
urday, Mr.. Fritz and a neighbor heard the
cries of an infant proceeding from the privy.-
They Immediately broke open the boards sur
rounding it, and rescued newborn infant
from the pit. 1t was alive and is doing well.
The girl is at Fritzs house. Officers were
sent for, who got physician for her. She
says she has no relatives in this country.
P. S.-We learn since that the child fell a
distance of 40 feet. How it survived is mir
acle. Officer kirkpatrick, as soon as he heard
of the affair, preceded to the house, and found
the mother sitting in chair in a cold room in
the third story, where she had been for an
hour and half. He Immediately ordered the
landlord to furnish accommodation for her,
at his (Kirkpatrick's) cost, procured physi-
clan, and hired nurse for her. Mr. K de-
serves the thanks of the community for this
humane act, and we hope he will not be per-
mitted to incur so heavy burden alone, He
is determined to adopt the little fellow as his
own, and has given him the name ofJames
Kirkpatrick. Both mother and child were
doing well yesterday. She is a stranger here
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AJuyenile Samaritan.

Four weeks ago, an elderly and respectfully
dressed gentleman was found lying senseless
upon the sidewalk in Cincinnati. A crowd
soon gathered around him. some said he was
drunk while others said he was in a fit. A
little girl, apparently twelve years cfage, en-
erged from the crowd, raised the falleh's head
into her lap, and then used means whereby he
was so far revived as to call for water and a
coach, and requested that the little girl might
accompany him home. He proved to be a
iret:re1 merchant and his prostration case of
paralysis, while the juvenile Samaritan who
contributed to his relief was the daughter
of poor widow. He was SO far recovered that
on Monday last he rode to the residence Of the
mother ofthe child, and presented her with
"a check for two Hundred dollars, hung a
lhan.lsofhe gold chain around the neck of the
little ihin:stering angel, on which was suspend
fc4a plain but costly gold watch, upon the
case Of which was the following Inscription:
A'Prsscnted to Mary G. Perkins by herfrichd
William Brothers"
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indianapolis fb kepGoca and complains Rennh
Gin party, who instead of giving their patron
age ofthat paper as they should do, give it to
the Sentinel. This we believe is the case to
y great extent, in every portion Of the State. II
The olaillhe papers of this State received no
spatronage outside of their party, we believe
three fourths ofthem would be discontinued in
in less Than six months. AS it is, the 'sPeo-
aple's partyn' of this State furnishes the ammu-
milton for the papers Of all parties They
lick the hand chat smites them--some through
lear.of personal abuse-some to curry favor
and mgay from mere thoughtlessness.
-rss N a TSib
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PINE IIfMRER

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
HOLM r, GLOVER & co corner of Main and Seventh
~ streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have in yard and for sale low CASH
complete mt Seasoned Pine all
Qualities TOngued Grooved Pine and
Ash Foorng Dressed and undreSsed Ceiling Castings and
Pannos; sound Common ROaTds suitable for
shons harnsaud No Pine and Poplar Shingles &c
&C. Can made ordsr at the lowest prices shelving
Doors Sash blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldngs. Frames for
Doorsand &C. Bills Of prices forwarded to all
Who Orders from Assistance will receive
-omnt. t,entinn fsb12tf
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=. WHEELER & WILSON'S
8 e w [ N G nj A G. HIN ES
FALL CAMPAIGN
HARDW ARE All WHOLESALE
NEw AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
GHAS 9 WETJ


CHAS. S. WELLS
NX Hist returning than ks generous
EE the Enklie Stree he opeHed IN EVANSVILLE, would
apPrise interior Merchants fro Indiana Illinois
lucky city purchasers also that he
and in store the Heaviest stock of Hafdw and
ery (by onethrd) that he has offered ia the
vile market on sale Many Goods purchased
ed rates bt him. during depressed state Of the markets,
East in England by importing Europe;
and having his orders American Goods filed
faeturers Works he only able but decidedly d posed
to offer sell Hardware figures
afford the same Goods to cash or good time buyers.
He invites careful examination of his stock prices by
and Traders feeling assured that he do them
full Justice.
Among the articles (almos nnumerabe) com prisnr his
stock. he names tbs following to the trade
$50 boxes Axes-Wells Lippincot Collins;
$40 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted,
1889 20 DO DO s sssl1 shear, and Scissors:
100 gross spoens-Tron BTttania and GsrnAn silver
so dozen Coffee Mills. all grades;
81 do Files and Rasps all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms; rtatg
20 Tbs Sadirons assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1900 gross Screws. gmlet pointed;
$50 dozen Door Seeks and eekets; tF.S
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards:
200 pairs Shovel and Tongs, iron and brass head;
50 dozen Saws. from Mill to Key hole
IS DO SteelyErds and Scale Beamss
so do Ames (aud other bra6ds) Shovels and Spades;
casks Pump Chain and Fixturss
case sapahfef Tin ware. fully assorssds
Whips ard Lasfes Brushes ComBe NEEDLES Specacies,
Port Monnaies and Fancy Hafdare generally together with
goods viz: Chains Dog IRONS Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties. Knives SAD Riddles and
GUN Bafrels and Gun Trimmings
Carpenters Coopers Tools, Window Sash, etc.
CHARLES s. WELLS.
o6tz Main street. I'd door below Branch BANK.
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Broke HER RBs.--A very singular occur
rance has happeneds and occasionned much
talk, in an adjacent country. Some time
since preacher and a most excellant man, be-
came much concerned on account of the spir-
itual condition of one ofhis female flock, a very
exemplary lady, and Rugged her so zealously
that he broke has ribsi I BY judcious treatment
she was set all right. Lately, when the hus-
band returned home, he found that the re-
yerened gentImen had again been there and
again prope his wife's ribs! We are assured
these things have actually occurred, strangc as
they may suem, and the purties arc persons
of the highest responsibility!
+ lBarIstoa1R (Ku) Gazette.
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What are Wing Principlesl

Some prcfessed enquirer after truth address,
ed note, few days since, to the National
Intelligencer, saying he could hardly discover
the difference between Wing and Democratic
principles, and asking to be enlightened, where
upon the Intelhgencer pithily remarks:
If, after being reader of the lntelligencer
for many years, our friend really feels lack
of information in regard to Wing principles
which we are half inclined to doubt in the case
of so intelligent Seeker" after truth we
may safely refer him, first to the Constitution
of the United States secondly, to the Fare
we'll Address of President Washington; third
w. to the last two Messages to Congress of
President Madison fourthly, to the inaugu-
raj addresses of President Harrison and Presi-
dent Taylor; and finally, to the files of the
National Intelligencer, pGssim, for the last
thirty years.
When he asks us, however, to attend him
through the labrinthian mazes of Democracy,
we confess our inability to guide him safely.
The best we can do for him in regard to
Democratic principles, is to point to him that
message of President jackson, which teaches
"he understands it, and to that other state
paper of the same distinguished parsonage
which solves a constitutional difficulty by the
creation of "a port of entry" And if still
going up stream in pursuit of knowledge I'M
der difficulties he finds himself bewildered
in regard to true Democratic principles we
shall then be compelled to turn him over to
what might not be deemed "a labor of love-" a
perusal of the last two or three volumes ofthe
Washington "Union.p
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DIR. w. I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AMI REUFDC

1T is often and frequently the practice
who get medicine to gull the public with
OF certificates Purportng to who
been cured the thereof when in fact hos certificates
merely the of the brain of the
of the medicine, signed with fictitious
The subscribers claim the Pills
public miraculous and wonderful in which
the flesh heir tS but will that the
the diseases in the caption of this advertisement
there has been offered to suffering humanity
and speedy remedy To substantiste this assertion he
would refer in this community who
various medicines PurpOrng be eertsn have only
found relief from the use of these Pills.
These Pills composed cheap ingredients,
made by machinery for the purpose ofmakng money They
made and by the subscribers and
entirely Of costly and pure drugs and sold at such
wish article which will Ague and Fever in q
days thereby enabling the patient attend his daily
patton will ind these Pills the cheapest
ever prepared. -...-
Read the wing and IL you
dence Of the virtues Of these Pills. will be given by
application to the subscribers: =. -
0wENsBoRo Ky, August 1, 1855
Thi: certfes that taken very sick with chill
and high fever and vomiting. and and
Of Dr. Owens Ague Pills. and happy that they
fscteda speedy and perman emit cure jim ii. MeFAR.
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REMOVAL OF BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

STILL IN THE FIELD!
m DEUSNER informs his old customers the Public
generally that he has removed his Boot AID Shoe
Main and the Post ce lower
side where he prepared to make all qualities of Boots
materials
viii deliver the HOUR
mistake He hopes to receive libers patronage
his he started Ehe 6terined by hard work and
III 70 m pin essto succeed. feb31tf
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" The Belle Sheridan laid here all night
before last and yesterday till 4 O'Clock, P. NJ,
taking in freight for New Orleans. She left at
Y O'Clock loaded to the guards, and buffeting
fields of ice. W
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WATCHEs. CLOCKS. AND JEWELRY.

WHTE have Just received our new stock Of Mstches
az Silver Ware altogether the finest
and argt stock ever this city and which. be-
Ing atlow enables sell at lower figures
man nsuaI We gold and silver hunting aud face
watches the do thecheapest artice gold
Snard fob and cns adie' and gents breast Pins
scale and plain rings drops and rngs guard and
KEYS seas every article in our lineof business
n great variety Of style and price.
We made arrangements by which we VIII Dc con
with style Of iron ana WOOD case
orh-day thrtyho6r clocks direct from me factory.
SELL wholesale retai IS 10" as ey can pe
nurehasedi in IN Western city.
p"i0 RITTRoLFF & SONS. Main ST.: bet LIST and ID.
article sold in es Adjustment warranted
GO be as presented,
oto 80 - ap1I
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OBJ DAILY yonfnaI.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

IRA dispatch was received yesterday even
ing from the officers of our packet Rainbow,
stating she had left for Evansville, and would
start from this place for Louisville this evening,
as usual. Not much difficulty with the ice is
anticipated ..s.s - -. .e.
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RAINS, &c IN -1855.-A young friend has
been during the past year. keeping meteoro-
logical table Hetells us that during the year
1855, rain fell 86 times; snow, 16 times, and it
hailed twice. If he is not already doing so
he should keep note of the thermometor at a
certain hour or hours, every day during
the year.. It would prove an interesting mat
ter of reference to himself as well as to his
friends, ourself included in the latter. We
should like to know what the thermometer
said about o'clock yesterday morning
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

0TDavid Wilmot, the famous author of
the "Willmot Proviso, has sued the editor of
the Montrose, Pa, Democrat for libel laying
his damages at ten thousand dollars.
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,6rMr Sam, Lister has just received va
riety Unpopular periodicals, papers, &c, as will
be seen by advertisement.
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STEAM MILL FOR SALE.
GREAT CHANGE FOE. A BAReAINl

THE undersigned propose sell their entire Mill and Mil
Property miles Evansville. e sprlng-
Held Poses coaAty hesfy and we'll bsrsd dis
trjct, suitable such business.
The folo wing the items for gale: One Up Ignt
900 Of lumber in day. Circular one me
run of runrfng in gooe efder
of Oxen: Wagons Chains; BickstA Shop and Tools
and All Of sas above
acres of Land is included Also rs good Poplar
Trees standing IL miles from the hill
Ali 81 the above We propose sell for the of IS ooo
in whole OF In part ea Estate In Eyans-
vile, at b fair valustton.
For further particulars inquire ~ the Mill.
nov22 d2wzwn U. e.. D. AlNErT.
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owEYsRoRo. XIV Nav 1ss5

0wENsBoRo. Ky. May II. 1855.
DIR. J. W. 'MPToN-Dear Sir: Having the two
been severely afflicted with Chs and Fever
ing nothing that would afford any relief only
days at time at last induced of Dr. W.
osen's Chill Pills. which did and great joy. after
uisng box found that / free
loathsome of all diseases, Chills and Fever.
would all who have Chills and Fever, lose
ment. i'm mediately Dr. W Compton pro-
box. and word for it, will b troubled
with ills again CHAS. b. GRIST.
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THE RIVER, &c.-We have dropped our riv-
er and steamboat item column until navia4-
ten is freely restored. Yesterday the ice was
running very heavily, with fair prospect of
closing if the cold weather continues few
days. 1t is dangerous stream to navigate at
this time, and consequently steamboats, are
very scarce, and business at the wharf dull.
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.prENTvoN r.,R,ftcRs


ME undersigned has her stock Goods
which will cheaper than Persons wishing
anything her Ii will do well TO give her call she
will close business after New Year She will sell
cheaper be bought other place in the city
cash. l.. KhLLENBERG.
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REMOVAL.

NNHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
ment street. Immediately opposite the Pres
Church. in the office with Dr. Wood where he
his old and agoodly num-
Der Of and would be pleased to them with
anything line such coats vests PANTS shirts draw
els etc order the shortest possible notice
favors he would most respectfully Solicit
the the hands of liberal pnble
D. H. NELM5.
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August I, 1855,
certify that had chs and fever and induced
the utation that Dr. Owens Pills had in curing chlls
purchase of Dr. w. Owen's silly ceebra-
ted Pills. hal used the whole box before entirely
WE'LL and believe them to be the best Pill offered
public tor the cure of Ague and Fever. &c AYRES.
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WOULD public and Of this place this
h have opened q NEW GROCERY, Hamilton & Oar
a old stand Second
in which intend keeping full assortment of Family Groee
Country PRoduee which Aacheap the eheep
ga EaA and see. dsena-M Z. d. sEIKE.