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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-28
Certificate from chas. s. bryant, Esq.

Certificate from chas. y. Bryant, Esq.
Cincinnati, Jan. H., 80.
During The summer and fall OF isig ! was quite
Ill al different times, from disease Of tho disease
OF tho stomach aud bowels. By the nrst OF do.
cember, the complanthad run through inc various
stages OF the dlarrhea aud dysenicry, and finally
tho piles SGT In 10 complete the almost inloerabo
physical misery 10 which this latter complaint fro
quenily soblccis tho sufferer. had been confined
iomy bod FOR ab0uta weak with this last COM
plalnt, aud was very mueo reduced. hadappll-
Cd 10 skiliul physician, who had proscribed for
mo several Gays, but saw no evident symptoms
OF recovery. Atthls point OF time, Forahas Al
tcraivenalm came undor my observation, by
considerable persuasion, l was induced 10 take Il
Ia small doses Of teaspoonful as often no u par
oxysns OF tho disease came on. 1 had takon aomo
three OF those doses, when iolt decidedly better
and afterwards recovered with such rapidit, that
In Two days altrr commenced taking the Balm,
was entirely ffce FROM the effects OF tho disease.
believe the bALa IL an excellent remedy for
dyspepsia and It's kindred complaints, dyarrhea,
dysontcry aud tho piles. have made this state
mont Ut the request OF Mr.. forsha, who kindly
agcrcd mo tho medicine which believe effected
cure In tho above case.
Respectfully yours,
CnAs. y. BRYANT.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE. - Slaughter q
v Williams keep on hands ALL kinds OF country
Prodnee, Pork. Lard, sweet Potatoes, Irish Pota-
toes. Pumpkins, Apples, Butter, @c, for sale
cheap for cash.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

'sluN VI Ihh uoLpsN hohfAhJ
d. W oD(WlALNSSq F(WNs
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils,
Dyc--stuffs, Pcrfumcry, stations
Jerry, &c.,
West side of Main ST.. nert door 10 tho
VALLEY no USE,
ROCKVILLE, INDIANA,
TAKES pleasure In Informing the public gencr
l. ally, that no 10 now In receipt OF and opens
a large and full stock ofGoods In his line. Ills
stock OF
Drugs AND MEDICINES,
iic can say with all confidence, 10 not surpassed,
either In quality or variety, by any other house IN
the county, nor At as low prices. Ills large stock
OF
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &C.,
keptby him, Iscompete IN every part. | am now
opening an elcgantassoriment OF
English, French and American Per-
fumenes,
All OF which have been purchased At such prices
as win enable mo 10 sell them at the very lowest
rates.
For any OF tho above or numerous other articles
usually kept In houses OF like character, Tho pa b.
lie arc respectfully invited to tho "sign Of tho
Golden Mortnr.n
Ply sieans can rely upon having their prcscrip-
d. v.JonNsroS.
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CINCINNATI.
DIR. F0RSHA'S
Alternative Balm,
For Internal and External Use.

For Internal and External Use.
This Balm is warranted to re-
lieve all Rheumatism, Strains in
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or stiff
Neck, Toothache, Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the Breast, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
and Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
Ague, Piles, COINS. Flesh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the Head,
Stomach. Bowels or Kidneys,
Summer Complaint of Children,
Worms, and inflammation of the
Stomach and Bowels, Group and
Scarlet Fever.
The reason why this Balm reaches all these cas-
es Is because 10 reduces inflammation, and arouses
The secrctlOns and nervous rsstem Into acil0n.--
This power Is owing to the peculiar combination
OF Medical properties without their being neu-
tralized. The medicine Is perfectly safe, not con-
taining any deadly poison, or mineral. u viii,
II used freely, act Immediately upon Tie liver,
and all other secretive organs.
Read the following Certificates.
From Rev. John b. Finley.
Cincinnati, March 4th, 1853.
DR.. Forsha--Ths is the iirst time In my long life
that have given my name m recommendation OF
any medicine, as general remedy though have
often en- solicited. | have al ed your Aitera'
tive Balm for nearly two years; first. for the
rheumatism In MY hip and knee, OF which was
nearly cripple. then for very severe bruises on
two II my family; thon yiolen, attack Of diar.
m Ga myself; then for inflammation, for burns
bruises, nd for n very severe case Of ain neck
brought on By q violent cold, and think have
had lull proof lis medhal properties, In n grea
many of tho diseases for which you recommend II
them. Stlll, do not say ihatt Is an infallible
cure, yet II Is my sober conviction, that IL is the
best compound FOR 1hass remedies fer which II L
recommended, That have ever tried, and have
tried many. Twillnot, II can procure II; be viii
out 10 In my "a mily for any consideration. Hop
Ing that you will still continue 10 compound Il no
nestly, and tb att may relieve thousands OF sune
! rcrs, most heartily recommend IL 10 my fellow
citizens as a most excellent Family Medicine.
Yours, aGectionately.
| J. b. FINLEY.
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GlRYIR'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
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THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!


THE BEST Alternative KNOWN
Not Particle Of Mercury IN IT.
An lnfalllble remedyfcr Scrofnla, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cuianeous Eruptons,
Pinples or Poslules on the face, Blotches,
Boils, Ague aud Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes,
kinGwOrm, or letter, Scald-Hcad, En-
largemcni aud pain OF the Bones aud
Joints, Salt kheum, stubborn ulcers,
Syphiiluc Disorders, and all diseases
arising from an In judiclous use OF
Mercury, lmprudence IN llfe
or impuriiy Of the Blood.
This great Alternative medicine and Puriaer or
the Blood isnOw used by thousands OF grateful
patients from all parts Of the United States, who
testify daily TOTO the remarkable cures performed
by the greatest OF all medicines, "Catter's Span
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to flight by using this great and nesllmable rem
edy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet
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y ON the Liver and kidnevs, and strengthens the
Digostlan, gives tone 10 tho stomach, makes the
skin clear and heathp, and restores the Consiitu-
lion, enfeehled by disease or broken down by the
excuses youth, 10 It's pristine vigjr and
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II invgOrates the weak and debllitated, and i'm.
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ence.
The large number Of certificates which wo have
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| tho best evidence that there Is no humbug about
~. Tho Press, the holel-keepers, magistrates
physicians and public men, well known TO the
community all add their testimony 10 the won
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.

Ahhlh ALS avn h-F an Ohhs'
MONDAY July IA.
Raven. from Louisville Tennessee River
Fred Loreng. from St Louis to Cincinnati
Mediator. from CineiDnstl to ct Louis
Lebanon from Memphis to Cincinnati.
VIM Dickson. from Tennessee River to Louisville.
A-gonaut from Pittsburg to st Louis.
- Thanks to Mr.. Taylor of Howard s.
Browns wharf boat for late ST. Louis papers.
- The Ohio has changed her quarters
She is now tied up for the season at the mouth
of Pigeon Creek.
-The Lebanon in command of Captain
Pepper, passed up yesterday from Memphis,
with light trip. The Lebanon is running in
the place of the Memphis.
- Billy Huston has left the office of the
Diamond for an Eastern trip. Mack is on
hand yet, and the gentleman who has charge
of the office appears to be sustaining the repu-
tation Of Mr. Huston for politeness and care
ful attention to his passengers.
- Capt. Liter, with his servicable packet
Bowling Green, brought out full load of to-
bacco, Saturday evening, and returned Sum-
day. Several fiat boats have arrived lately
from Green River, bringing out loads of tie
staple. Three steamers running constantly,
cannot do the business.
- In the District Court of New Orleans
last week, a case was tried in which one of the
owners of the steamboat w. P. Swiney, sunk
some time since brought suit against two in
surancc companies for the amount ofinsurance.
The companies refused TO pay it, because tie
boat at the time Of the accident was towing
two barges, but the jury rendered verdict
for plaintiff for the full amount claimed.
- Sternwheelers are running now with
as much regularity as our packets do in high
water. Not day passes without bringing
many Of them to the wharf, and all appear to
be doing very well. The Diamond arrives as
punctually as her predecessor, the fast Rain
bow, and passengers 60 through on her with
out sticking. We understand that the Rain
bow is being thoroughly repaired and rep int
cd. The fail rise will bring her back to her
old trade, as fleet and popular as ever.
-- The commodious sternwheeler Julia
Dean, has entered for the season, the Evans
VILE and Cairo trade. If our merchants ex-
tend to her the proper support, She will con.
tinue in the trade next winter. We have long
needed packet in this trade, and our mer-
chants have felt the Inconvenience Of shipping
freight TO the lower towns on transient boats
The Julia Dean will take freight and passcn-
gers to Cairo and way places, putting them
through in quick time. Send down your
plumber.
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JUDGE MCLEAN FOR FLLMoRE.-It is stated
on the authority OF friends of Judge Mclean
in Philadelphia, that he has declared that MIR.
Fillmore is by far tho most safe and respoota-
bic candidate for Presidont and that he feels
compelled to su port him. Judge Mclean has
large number Of devoted friends and admir-
ers, who have urbouuded confidence in his
sagacity and patriotism, and will go with him
in supporting Fillmore. The sound, conserva-
-Give men among the masses Of our countrymen
everywhere. will give their support to the
American candidate who alone, of all the as
pirants to the Presidency has placed himself
upon purely national ground and has declared
. open hostility to sectionalism Of every charac-
teri Lou Jour.
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or James Tockhart Of Evansville, is the
Old Line candidate for Congress in tho First
District. Judge Lockhart's brilliant powers
remind az of tho conversation between tho
! barber and his customer. Bless men' said
the barber, what long head you've gotH'--
''Yes, am rather long headed" replied the
customer. ~ do declare" said the barber YRS
thicker than IL is long!" Our readers will make
the applications We he People.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
liz il
GEORG 3 LAW.
New YoRK, July IA

/ The George Law, with California mail to
June goth, and $1,7ooOO0 in treasure, and
400 passengers arrived.
Mails and passengers of the 30th left Pana-
anna on the 1st in the Golden Age. The
steamer Sierra Nevada left San Francisco on
the goth, with 400 passengers, and 1926, DOC
in specie. She took 200 recruits and 70 tons
of provisions for Walker.
The only news of interest relates to the
doings ofthe Vigilance Committee, who are
still in session. Forces consist of4, 600 imam
try, 500 cavalry, so companies Of artillery, and
35 pieces of cannon. The troops are constant
ly drilled in the armories, and occasionally APP
pear in the street for regimental drill. Gen.
Wool refused arms and ammunition to the
Governor, who is not authorized to act in the
premises except on the Presidents order.
The committee have breastworks of sand
bags in front ofthe building, and the approach
eiare guarded with cannon. Brass field pieces
are mounted on the roofs of adjacent buildings
ready for instant action, day or night. Sew
al rogues were arrested and banisked. The
Gllowing are awaiting trial:
Thos. ID. Cunningham, for murder of Col.
WEYMOUTH of New Orleans; Thos. Mallory,
highwayman; Bill Lewis, ballot box suffer;
Rob't Lpsey and Philander Brace, murderers.
All arrests made without bloodshed, chiefly
without violence. Committees police num-
bers some thousand men armed with revolt
vers.
An immense meeting on the 10th by the
friends Of the committee. Speeches by the
Hon. Bailie payton, Hon. VIM. Brus, and
Others, endorsing the committee who have is
sued an address to the pubic, and published
constitution Of organization.
Little news from the Isthmus.
Rumors from Costa Rica, That President
Mora would be shot by the insurgents Troops
from Gautamala, against Nicaragua prevented
crossing at st. Salvador. The latter State
opposes the state OF invasion.
1t is reported that Walker will soon attack
Co TIA Itca,his headquarters are now ut Virgin
Bay. Walker elect i President.
Riyas at the head Of o small army in re-
bellion.
Arrival Of tho Texas.
New ORLEANS, July IL.
Tho steamer Texas with Vera Cruzo dates
OF July 9Th, arrived. Tho Spanish fleet had
departed President Comonfort had decided
to sell the church lands. Tho Rio Grand
oyorfowed its banks.
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or Street sprinklcrg are the genuine phi
lanthropists of the day. 1t looks refreshing
TO see the dust laid, and the constant satura-
ton ortho streets keeps the air cool and pleas
ant. At any rate those streets seem tho cool
ct where tho watersmen preside
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15

More GoLp.-1he gold fields Of Australia
are yielding more largely than ever at the rate
of nearly &20,oOO,0O0 per annum. The pro-
duce of the first three months Of 1856 is nearly
double that Of the corresponding three months
Of 1855, being close upon Z 5000 ounces.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15

OF The railing in front Of the Methodist
Church, on Locust street, gave way on Sunday
evening, during service, prccptating to the
pavement several boys who were leaning
against IL. One Of them was severely injured
by the fall. and all moro or less hurt.
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OF Tho Washington (Ark,) Telegraph las
been presented with a stalk Of corn measuring
fourteen aud half feet from the tip OF the
tassel to whore il entered the ground. Some
corn stalk that.
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O-TCoonel Lowell the owner Of the great
Australian bear now on exhibition ut Chicago,
offers very novel challenge to gentleman of
the turf 1t is no less than to run his bear
against any horse that can be produced, and
for any amount that may be agreed upon.
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AUCTION SALES.

"ANEiWoolhHfs HIRAM hhthoh
AUCIiONEBRs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Re0i E,tntc Brokers,
HNAvlNU leased Tor aterm Of years and htted ~ th
Ola Cpurs 0iat Of Man aud Third sbreaia We
now ~ par dto receive Cor sd at auction ~ private
raia all Xmas 1i msrahai disc
turaiturr, h0rsoa, bnfsta, tto.,
v "a tiyihorsmAi' ON eon ignmahth when required.
Regular aiea rauadRy, Tburilay aud Saturday
oommesoinga Nptlook, A, Also Tuesday, "Wednesday
lad Friday ghta. AZ early gaaiight,
sNLB~ OF HE ~ ESTATE.
Tho hrat MoHdRy 90 every mluth u Oa'eloeh 4. NJ.
Having prpvidea ourtiye With ialkt Nap ~ che uiJ Of
Eva no oonlhiAnf al the rto,nt EAursob
urylpg WI le for he inter- te all d have
apart ID frat Mo day OF NV month ths sale Of
Real fttit atauguo All those whhg D. coll reque-
ted % hand In hgrl STA nma siye th0 public
The Of . uHt hRH ipuata Lats " .
for sale either AZ public priv T. sale. rapeetfu lo-
tsd. Jyis WUVLShY NELsuS, Auet'a.
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a NJ A. S S M Z Il r IN G

OF the People of the First District will be held Prince
son, Gibson county.
THURSDAY, JULY IL.
for the purpose OF nominating suitable person
candidate Representative of this District in Congress
IN opposition to the ncrnee of the late Old Line Ne
oraska Convention Let every county be represented
and People forget party names to accomplish public
good.
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Ar AtfUTItDN,

Rn ENG about 10 saya tho igdana, and WahrR
90 eim nter upp0 ny own rstnt an settle the
uar leave, VIII, on Monday tho 18Th day o.
$3.50 sell ~ public auction ~ reden0a IN "a
opposite ths Uama Cathoe Church 81 MY h0naaboid and
Kitchen furniture, oonsaEo cIrpeta aoRa beds aud bed
~ CHAIR stoves &el also sue Piano Forte and lerse
al horses on hanfh at the time Of atle,
credit - Tour mont viii DO gyea all e0.
tAAlhe autss with approved ateutitY,
have ao v9eee real estate Tor sale ehean AID on good
terus, All tnifhted 90 ef 20 whom am Indebted
ssi.ts. " '-'' 'D' WV Wv wy v sKAnN
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS DY TELEGRAPH.

Nav YoaK, July a.
Flour declined, sales OF T0po bills ~ a. lsslG ~ for
state, 50 5iGe1 90 for Ohio o. 2la7 90 Tor Southern
81 iOas 40 Tor extra brands. Wheat declined ec.
Corn dropping Muse PORK dropping sales OF 41o bills
~ 500 Lard speedy Whisky advanced.
plTuauRGn, July ~
River feet 10 inches and falling. Weather clear
and warm,
cnemNAFt July a.
Flour co. Whisky 1Cke Pfoylslans unchanged.
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ANOTIIItn AUnIVAL or

s y M NJ Il II Q l. o Il II n q
usr received per Adams FKtreas some light fancy sil
~ raaemere and Grass Linen Goats ianoF white Liner
end black nrAp d'Ets Pant, white and ianoy Maaelie
Vests oil made Of tho hnest material aud IN the latest ils
They win 10 seid ohoap ne bObENsTiNE'A
islg Western Star Clothing Store under Pavilion
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<AN Saturday the 7th inst small leather covered pns
book OBTAINING uba1r ptlora Stock In the Nauder-
hugh County Agsuwra and liogtIsslars Lsnd A,soes
J Phas, w. Decker. n, j jams aud W Collins The
hnder will 10 rewarded BY leaving tho same with
laIR z. IIORNR00K.
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FAST RowING.--Col L. j. Young, who laid
a wager of $500 that he could row a boat from
Philadelphia to Cape May and back, within
four days returned on Friday morning, having
accomplished the distance GOO miles, in In.
49m. less than the required time.
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NEGOTIATION NOTICE.

EyI tGLEiiAHr having soid 60 John q, little and
M kobeu Little all hi ioterrstth thep,na Ms, tho par-
narhip heretofore Hisng between aad PARTIES under the
NAME 40 stya IL TITLES Igiehatt Il this day dissova
The unsettled huainsHs Of ~ hrn viii DO aeted by levi
EehaF who atone authorized 20 aeq tho The arm
aame WA he used for the purpose e nqndeien sriy
Ia21 tf LITTLE tHLhHART.
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OF Tho taxes Of New York City for the
present year, are six million dollars. The
Post thinks that with proper men in Office,
they could not exceed three million.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15

OF The Boston Chronicle predicts that
Charles Sumner will, upon the next meeting
o the Legislature, bo reelected Senator Ivy
tho unanimous vote Of all parties.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15
JEWELisXl JEWELFsY!!

ENHE undersigned would respectfully inform the eitiZe
of Evansville and vicinity that he has just ed
aud receiving and large assortment of Jewelry of
all kinds direct from New York to which he would ask the
attention of those DESTROYS purchasing His goods all
and of the stss styles and will be sold for cash at the
lowest possible prices.
All kinds of Watches and pieces repaired in work.
reasonable charges and work rant
ed. CHAS. BARNCM.
On First street three doors below the Posocc the
stand ad nv Goshen
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AMERICAN STEAMBOAT ENGINES FOR THE
DAHUBE.-Engines are now in the course OF
construction at Morgan Works, New York, for
two light steamboats, designed to run on the
Lower Danube. They are to be sent to Aus
tria to be put in boats building at Alt Afen,
from designs by George Steers.
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CnEAPlR THAN EVFRi
WATCHES AND JEW ELRY.

WYE have Just reaeved. aud have constantly hand
w large and we'll aaeetsd stock Of henabie JeweiTy
comprising all qualities aud syi which will besoid at ast-
prices.
good stock of Gold and silver Hunting and
Omen face Watches including few Railroad Time
All warranted and atow hgur' We also keep the lrg
Dawson, Warren Hydes and j, Il. Deers
fine Gold Pens, In the o,ty.
silver Ware Porte Monies Aeeordeons, eight day and
thirty hour C0eks always Ia and tor sale at reduced
prices Receiving all our goods direct from the Manufaon-
add In a1e 10 offer coon ATciE az an
extrcmely low prlee, rITTROLFF SONS,
feIB
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ENELD before Julius s. Caett Justice OF the Peace
u Union Township vsnderburgh eouaty. Ind. 9Th
day OF june 1886. upon the body a
found lying IN the Ohio river in said county the resi-
OF Joseph Green Said deceae about
highs 30 years odi had net under hir Canton flannel
tied around the wait with leather bst Verdict
Of the JurJCame his death BY accidental drowning.
Va