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TO THE PUBLIC.

Is announcing 10 inc IuDllt ulOIG Er!ICIaIlN All
portaut discovery which we have recently made for
the cure Of obstinate and frightfu disease, we
would have the reader understand at the outset that
w are much opposed to quackcry, and the decep-
ton which pretcuders medical science practice
upon the people, any living. We know to
what extent this species of deception has been
carried how ithas shaken the public condcncein the
medical profession, and in medical men whose skill
and fidelity make them beneactors Of the race. The
effort however, which we have recently made to bring
into notice for the Of disease,
has met with n hearty response and we know OF no
way by which more successfully discharge an
obligation, moral as well as professional which
conscience and the sick, than by throw
ing out this extra
We set up no claim to public favor by taking upon
ourself any 1t is sufficient for to be
known as a PHYSICIAN. But we are no conservative
in medicine Though graduate of medicine in the
University of New York, We believe in PROGRESS, ,
and it has always been study to employ every
means within reach that would afford us assist
ance in gaining true knowledge of the nature Of dis
ease and the most safe speedy, and eloctual cure;
and we confess that have derived advantage from
every school or sect in midst from all We have
brought something to stock Of remedies which
enables us to battle disease more efloctualy.
We announce then that we have found medicine
which proves to be a most eticctual for pull
monary consumption and our present object is to
make few statements in connection with this sub
ject and support them by evidence coming from such
sources that ground for doubt will be left in the
mind of the candid reader. Reader! be candid and
treat this subject with that attention which its impor
lance demands. Carefully peruse the whole extra,
then judge for yourself.
The nature and treatment Of this disease has en-
gagged large portion Of attention and study, and
what success have enjoyed, we believe, has been
the result, in great measure, of sentiment deep
fixed in our mind, viz: that Nature has provided
remedy for every disease to which man is necessarily
subjected. Reasoning from analogy, we long since
came to this conclusion. We know there is remedy
for all our moral ills. The influence which comes
from the resurrection example, and teachings Of the
Son of God, is that remedy Yet how little does the
world really know Of this; and how little do we
know of the means which the Creator has placed
within reach for the prevention and relief of hui
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HAL sum- HO" iluSii Hioic hHo"!NNES ny
now possess than we once did Erery physician,
and almost other person, is aware that many DIS
eases which were incurablc by any means known
to the profession, now perfectly comfortable by
remedies which have since been dug from the great
storehouse Of nature Prompted by such consldera-
tons have often fought disease in its most mal-
forms, and not unfrcquenty have saved the pa
tient who had been given up to die. We make tins
remark, not to boast of any skill success which
NAV have fallen to our lot but to illustrate prnci-
pie.
Our former preparation, used so extensively in our
private practice for the Of pulmonary consump-
ton was suited to many constitutions but not to all
1t lacked one important Ingredient which after much
thought and study, has been supplied. les az has
been supplied. And here would remind those who
have any knowledge of the preparation referred to,
that we never stated that it was an eiectua an
all cases, in a large number Of cases; much less
that it would cure all kinds Of diseases We stated
that many it efectualy checked the disease,
and that in many cases it failed owing to consttu-
tional difficulty which remained to be overcome. II
proceed to be ,ohat zee said it Our present
dy, however, meets this difficulty 1t reaches the
blood arrests the deposit of tuberce in the lungs
stores the vital energies to their normal condition.
and proves to be a most wonderful remedy in the
treatment of this horrible disease
For long time have believed that something
could be done, than ever had been done, for the
poor victims of consumption; that some one in this
stirring age-an age of discoveries and progress in
useful scences-woud bring to light sure remedy
for this disease. 1t not, however, till the grim
messenger came within our own borders and stared
us full in the face, that thought and felt most
deeply upon the subject. That dreaded cough, Ia
bored respiration accelerated but feeble pulse general
debility flushed cheek, and other complications and
symptoms which fast setting in, were certain
proof of the unhappy condition Of our patient. We
administered favorite remedy, the best we had at
that time, hoping that would check the disease as
it had many times before But in this it failed, and
the patient continued to sink. All our energies were
put to the test, and after much thought upon the
pathological condition of the system laboring under
the blighting influence of the disease, it suddenly
flashed upon our mind that certain ingredient, in
troduced into our former preparation would meet a
constitutional difficulty, and prove inalibe
dy. The thought brought with it the utmost conf
dence Our affections chung around it and still cling
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time in preparing the medicine. ltwas given. Its salu
tarY effect certain The gradual recovery of our pa
tent prove that our confidence well founded. 1t
was given to others Its great efficacy placed hey
ond doubt. deep sensation was created, and patti
cnts increased on hands. Some have been taken
from deaths door Many have reganed health of body
and mind, and many more on the road to it. We
receive letters every day from physicians and others
congratulatins upon the discovery have made,
and assuring us of its happy effects. The demand
for this remedy constantly increases. And when
say that no discovery in the healing art, which has
been made the present century has created great
popularity and confidence in short tinc-we state
what is positively true.
Take Cod Liver Oil, Cherry Syrup, Cherry Pector-
al, Inhalation of vapors, and all other pulled nostrums
for this disease; combine all their virtues into one
and We should not have a remedy which would, at
all, compare with this. Put all those together
who have become notorious by advertising in the pa
pers that they cure consumption, and they can
produce so many real cures, during their whole
lifetime, as we can furnish in one month. This may
look like Boosting, but it is the solemn truth. And
here we would state for the benefit of those who may
not be informed upon the subject that the system of
lnalaon mas Dccn urea again ana again Dy the best
in the profession and has often been rejected as
useless 1t has been tested and rejected for centuries
If affords little relief it is sure to be temporary
and the disease returns with increased violence The
reason is obvious, viz: Pulmonary Consumption is
not i local but a CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE.
Now word of theory, then some proofs. Some
poor sufferer full of anxiety and doubt in regard to
to what say, may ask, Can your medicine restore
portion of lung that disease has entirely DESTROYED
leaving cavity? We answer, certainly not, neither
is this necessary in order to effect perfect cure and
a radical change in the tendency to pulmonary dis
case. If the treatment be commenced in season, but
little or portion of the lung is lost 1t is necessary
only arrest the disease and when this is DONE the
concrete substance deposited in the tissue of the lung
technically known as tubcrcle, becomes absorbed,
leaving, perhaps little cacareous substance which
is quite harmless and the patient finds himself in
possession of whole lungs and sound health. But
suppose the disease is arrested at this early stage
The softened uberce produces irritation the irrita-
ton brings on inflammation Of that part of the
lung; the inflammation leads to liberation, and the
the destruction of portion of the tissue is the re-
suit, cavity is formed which enlarges and does its
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aa UNI a aAvy n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-09

6rA mysterious circular, marked 'iprivatS
and confidential" has been seen circulating in
New York 1t is dated at Temporary Head
Quarters and says, that in view of the proba-
lbility of the declaration of hostilities between
this country and Great Britain, it is proposed
Ito organize Professionally an American Vol1n-
|teer Rife Brigade, to be.composed wholly Of
good and true American citizens, born on the
soil, in order to anticipate any call which may
be made upon the Executive of the State, to
furnish its quota of men towards the defence Of
our native land. Instructions are appended
concerning the sort of arms required, place Of
meeting, etc. The document is signed simply
by "The Patriotic Committee"
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IF Thought I had a drop Of Democratic
blood in my veins, 1 mould open them and let 1t
out"-JAMEs BUCHANAN.
The Cincinnati nominee is making despe-
rate effort to relieve himself from the charge
of having made this declaration. He has de-
MED it, but his friends have not called very
loudly for the proof yet it is beginning to offer
ITSELF
The following is the first instalment. The
annered letter was published in the Lancaster
Union the Philadelphia Inquirer, and other
papers Immediately after it was written. In
l845 it was again published in the Union, the
Hartford Courant, and many other papers
The statement has never been successfully
controverted The writer is man of unim-
peachable integrity and veracity. A letter to
the same effect has also been published, writ
ten by Peter Swindler, Esq, who heard the
declaration made by Mr.. Buchanan. REFER
ence is also made to number of gentlemen at
Lancaster and other places who were present
and heard the words used by Mr.. Buchanan:
LANCASTER, May 81, 1887.
DEAR SIR: Your favor of yesterday was
duly received by me this morning; and in reply
to the questions which you have there adj
dressed to me, hasten to state that a number
of years ago, when the Federal and Democrat
l1C parties were uedIIy CludAig uaianSSO ia tlie
country, was passing by the court house one
evening. and was informed by some persons
that the Federalists were holding a meeting
in it at the the time and that the Hon. james
Buchanan was addressingit. Although Twas
member of the Democratic party, ! never
theless went in to hear what he had to say
because / was always pleased with his deliv
cry and his manner OF speaking l had no
| been in the court house long before he eleya
i ted his right hand above his head, and in al
i emphatic manner exclaimed: "1F THOUGHT
HAD DROP OF DEMOCRATIC BLOOD IN MI VEINS
WOULD LET 1T OUT" l remember this dis
:; tinctly, because turned to some person WIN
who was standing near me at the time, ant
land observed: "What rash and improper ex
preston that is for any citizen to make upoI
lsuch an OCCASION" recalled it, too. becaus
lit was direct and unproVoked attack upo
1.-The partv to which was warmly attached.-
From that time ceased to entertain that re
Igpect for Mr.. Buchanan, which ! had formerl
ldone. Very respectfully.
ANTHONY McGLIEN.
|
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e Fast men, like fast rivers, are general,
the shslloyest. f
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NUMBER 285.


WEST PoINT.-The following is desorip-
ton of drill performed by the Light ArtiIle
ry corps at West Point. during the present sxs
animation
There were six cannons, each followed 81
eaison, or ammunition wagon, both of which
were drawn by four horses. The rapidity ana
CELEBRITY of the eyolutions were astonishing.-L
Upon the sound of the bugle the horses vsoul4
be spurred across the plain, the pieces unilrn-
bered and discharged several times minute.
Again would the bugle sound, and before ths
moke over that part of the field had cleared
away, the battery would be driven across tbs
plain at full gallop, and in few seconds mere,
at the word of command, deafening roar
would arise from that euarter, which the sur.
rounding hills reverberated with startling diss
tinctness. These pieces can be discharged sir
times minute. Another AaneeuSre was
1ismounting the battery, which was done II,
less than q minute after receiving the order,
the carriage having in the meantime been taxi
en- entirely to pieces and laid upon the ground
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no THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES'
SsHANKLIN REILLY d respectfully invite the At
entiou ladies of Evansville and veinity TO- their
stock EmbroideFieE and white goods
received embracng.-
Lnmerick Lace Collars and Slesvesj
EmbId Linen do dol
Maltese 4 Chrochstdo dos
Rock Muslin do do;
Jaoon al Oanbro and Swiss Collarsi
swiss and Jaoonef Embroidered Bands.
do do Edgings and Insartionsi
English Thread Lace and Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
white and blaok English Grape Collars
NOLAN and white embroidered skirts;
| French Corxets sad six Vests:
i striped Nanisook Swiss and PIai Muslins; ~.
Real dotted EmbroidsFed swiss nrese rci
. alklet W pricsgby Esy3 2HANHLIN q fsEth3'
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
WETHERE can the hungry people get
Wv The best of Groceries, dry and wetf
They'll find them you may safely bet.
AtZ. III. Cook E Sons.
There's -four and sugar. soda soap,
Pipes, pickles, buckets and kitchen stun;
Cigars quite worthy of q puff.
For cash at z. Cook IL SONS.
There's Goldfish, coffee. starch aud spice,
Hams. cheese and bu. ter. very nicei
All TO be had at the 10 west price,
For cash at II. Cook Il sons
Corn meal. molasses. pork and salt.
And further, lest the rhvme should halt.
You'll and inst every thin but fault
For cash a. z. H. COOK & SONS.
In fact. believe this tale not
No map, eGceFt astupid sot,
Can waat for oven pan roA,
Or thi ng that can't be got
To nibble cold r swallow hot.
For cash st q. III. Cook Sos's.
m h Boxes Planes aad Plane Irons just rec d by
WW mh2I WALDETRCH.
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d M M F1HER SAFE.

I FAX FUR
WSHE undersigned having determined 70 move 20 Ualior
stnated on the leading from Evansville to Mt
in Perry Township containing 6 acres Said land Is cor
f three tracts we'll proved anS supplied with
the in healthy part of the county
Farm by application to the under
sign upon premises. Title indisputahle
apI0-Iwd3mw THUMBS hNIOnn.
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOODMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS q Dol AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER g. SMITHS
B 4 ~ IN TX H @ O Tx P ap n
SMITH PETERS OUT CARDS CARD SHEETS;
TightbOdysS Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc, etc
SALES ROOMS. n " 70 WALNUT STREET.
Where they every adaed to the city
aeountry trade and the materials employed In its manu-
49, esgHa fdrice paid for Rags. ser46m
f,ISCfNN Att PAPER WAREHOUSES.
YMyHE Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
dealers and consumers to their large and
varied stock Papers. Our arrangements with Eastern
dealers such that we are enGbd to
keen ON all large stock of Gaps and Letters
plain and ruled; Flat srs Demys Mediums Royals an q
super Royals Blank Book Papers Platner
A smith ans other first class manufacturers-
are the Printers Cards. and keep On
hand at tines omplete stock of prrters Papers OF
every description. Lightbodys Book aud News Inks
McCreary,s Calored Inks, Varnish and Gold Size:
driuier and supply orders to al
most any extent with regular sizes and irregular sizes
make to order on shortnotice.
pay highest market price in cash, for Rags Bag
s'Hs' "Ops AA1 ~ NIXON a GOO oDMAN.
Wholesale Paper Dealers, Manufacturers, Agents:
senlI N and 70 Walnut st.. Cincinnati.
IMPROVED PORTABLE M 7LLs
MSOR grinding wheat and and all other substance
Genuine oldAnchor Brand Boltng Cloths. and Betting
all widths. -.
articles atour Cincinnati prices. including freight
CaatJ r. MoAroes Family Grocery. corner OF Oak ans
'JVI ieis-sf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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MECHANICS WORKS, -

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
EVANSVILLE. IND,
WILLIAM BOYLE & CO.,
MMAyING purchased Mr.. Henry Sehriber's well known
Foundry would respectfully continuance OF the
him. invite the attention OF all Wno
ant Foundry kind DONE te faciltties
business and will warrant all worE
VA do and prices reasonable prepared TO manufac-
nre Steam Fire Engines Hydraulic Presses To-
Presses Mill and Grst Mill Maehinery
Budins Bastings Horsepower Thrashers Corn shelters
Lard Kettles Lard Presses Railroad Work Steamboat Re
pairs done. etc.
Castings of description made 70 ordelt
Steam Boilers Tanks and all the fixtures osAonsug
thereto. "a .
All orders may be addressed TO WIN. Bn1Lh q OO.,
mh2s Sw Evant.ille. Ind.
GROSS keg led with leaher "a doE OK Msrros'
square German Cologne "a dog bears oil Tor
sale by ap17 - l. q U. hE1 MANN.
| SSUEnRIES.-
I25 cartoons Ribbons and handsoIns styles;
= 100 do styles Dress Trimmings;
s. $50 doz Cambria Cravats assorted qualities;
4 tvilld French Black Cloth;
| 2acartosns Silk Velvet Ribbon. diferen widths
asa Parasols assorted styles pcs Satin de Chine;
doz Tuck Combs. IS doz India Rubber Fuh Coubs5
100 doz Horn Metal Vest Buttons;
100 gro Coat Buttons gro horn Pand do reed
this dav and for sale BY JAS. Low q CO..
mb29-d1w 41s Main street. Louisville. Ky.
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" WI. K. McGR II w

NJ NM
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
ofhee in the ''Cruscent City Bank Building: a..
&M LII Aeeena sAAsAAA-' v" $50 mya5
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EDW AID ROY LIE,
TO BOATmE En-

I HAVE opened. the cor HSzszEEss
- EnT amer of Canal an Maiu streets.
saf%1&1a BOAT STORE and FAMILY GROCERY tstrb-
~aH " Ishment. will be pre- pared at all times
supply aad Ohio Boats and families with
ticle they need in the of Stores
Can Boatsmen particularly requested to remember
nv place. mhI3-2twdtf - JOHN FARRELL.
1856. NEW SPRING GOODS. 1856.
MUST received fresh lot of Spring Style Goods
s# which prepared dsrose OF the lowest figures
shall all of goods di
ard hope BY
of the merchants inertia fatI
share Of their patronage. J. q. JEWELL & CO..
~hi2-tf Corner Vine aud F.rst s'reets
% BRLs MOL Plaster Paris in store for sale BY
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j" IF Thought I had drop Of Democratic
blood in my veins, aOo,ttd open them and let 1t
0utD-JAMEs BUCHANAN. '~
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PAINTING! PaINTTNG!!
GEOp GEG WALK Err & co.

An CASES Ladies 30 eases Child Booteesi'o
@b@R calf and kip shoes $50 Men boots
tnr IL II rnhal L HI MAGHEE & co.
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SPRING GOODS!!

@
EVANSVWE,LE TOOL STORE.
6IssN OF THE BIG PLANE.
MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND sESoNDs
TM1E undersigned having largely increased stock
Hardware for sale to the citizens OF
surrounding Counties. extensive assortment OF
MECHANICS TOOLS
for Carpenters Joners Miliw rights Cabinet and wago
makers. Cooper Masonry Gunsmiths Blasksmishs and
Butchers Also constantly on hand general
BUupING HARDWARE
aches butts and shutters hinges oolt screws prass
goods, cts. >, nails glass. sash and paines
FARMING TooLS
pocket and taie Cntlarv Chairs Brushea Scales BELLS
great variety Of articles usually
stores
R Orders by mail otherwise ,aref9ly ATTENDED
RED a S a 6rat rate article of seed Oats sale BY
~ mh24-Im SHANhLlN q RElLGA.
SsUPERFINE FLOUR-Choice brands at reduced prices
%@ ~ ubaT J. w. s. VICKERY.
W. NarCEEES. CLOCKS. JEWELR &c.
WMT received (and are making sd
WV ditions large and fne stock OF Watcnes 9ewery
Clocks Ware short all articles usually Kept IN
Jewelry and being direct from the
enabled low figures The pubic
snr stock and priees BITfROLFF. g. SONS
apls Main street Bec. Ist anu 81.
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- NEW GOODS.

UsT received at Mrs. MeEsys Gap and Trimming Stofe.
I'D AIeaan assortment window Shades. oil Cloths. Bu-
reau and stan Covers Firststrees near Main,
uhtA o. t.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
z. III. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES 6 PROVISIONS
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

WHULFSA ALE DEFAEkENENE'
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOA below TIE CoRNEA
W H. COOK begs to thank his friends in Evansville and
e their favofs freely bestowed upon
snce he business amongst them, and takes
opportunity of ntroduenE TO their notice nls SON
RI a. GnOK taken into paTtr errhip from this
date and soIicits for the new firm r. H. Cook Son
support literally himself
n Cook having taken the hnsiEess premises and
purchased the VII lie of the stock Of Mr. H. W Foster feel
eondeh that will enabled 20 supply the citizens
Evansville every article they require in the Gro
cerv and Provision line o. IA c. Son wish especially 70
draw the e PERSONS in the ccnsrT having produce
Of any kind dispose OF their increased facility for
of their tcck IMPLYING them at heir with all
arees required wholesale department. at prices that
la On sure their orders for the future. feb2&H
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BUSINESS CHANGED.

%W6La aaRa.-Isob bbs FlantEtor nne order and loc
S hAif- ''tS no. NJ - ~ voEE. BAE5ELh co.
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cow FEED.
W n o0@MLBS ShipsAuf just Tec'd and for sale
sp17 HERsHBERGER a CARSON.
Am DOE painted Churns; 20 nest varnshed sugar boxes
E clothes pns II dos ass'd wosfen spoons;
nest ceder in nest rs boxes steel
sale by apl7 l. = =. - "a EIMAc n
WMRIED BEEF AND TONGUEs.-Ioeo lbs extra
dried Beef; so extra sugar cured Beef
lAoAsuss' i"o Pel s''~ T. III COOK SON,
mhI4 Corner Matn and lsts 4
nsUsHEr,s Nesbsuie potAtses; % bush white
@B&Fgp do dried Arpless ls DO drI % psaehss'
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FDR, CARB. SODA 40 half-bbls reo'd and fol .
mys ORR. DALzELL &
COAII COALii

VHNHE Bedam Coal Company q hvnnsvs Inu gS q
contract for delivery of Four Thousand Busneis cos3
say the river side opposite the Mines or AZ
wharf at Evansville. :. =.
The quality being undoubtedly the best or S
Lower Ohio we'll worth the attenon OF
receiving freight at Evansville would save
by cosiinR there.
month % and send b,ii 10 this once y myIe-Im D