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SANFORD'S I~NVIGORATOR.
For all purposes Of a stimulating Lsu
en- Medicine.

fOT dU purposes o. q SteH12tt0tang LaO-
er Medicine.
VHERE has long existed a demand for such a
L remedy that could be relied on as safe and eff
feetual. This remedy has been prepared to meet
that demand an extensive trial of it's virtues has
shown how universally it has accomplished the
purpose designed. Among the complaints which
have been specially cured by the use Of the Invi-
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cause of many other diseases-among which are,
Billiousness, Headache, Pain in the Side and Loins,
Bilious Fever, and Ague, Jaundice, Indigestion,
Languor and loss of Appetite, Listlessness and r.
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that disease is removed all the rest are cured, as
the cause of them is taken away. A few doses OF
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proper action, and by its continued use to remove
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in cases Of Cholic, Dysintery, Humors, scrofula, Ill
GERS, DC, and for these it has been found a very
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ty dinner, as it excitcs the digestive organs to Wig
orous action. For a debilitated state of the sys
tenn the InvigOrator has no equal which experience
proves, as it restores the system and removes tn,
~yellowness from the skin which is the result Of
diseased Liver.
Prepared and sold by Sanford & Co., 1888 From
St, New York. Price 81 90 per bottle, eontainin
forty doses. Also sold by Williams 4 Haywood
Raleigh.
September IL, 1856. 81
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For License to sell. with directions for Manufac.
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You have permissioneto refer to me, all who en-
terrain any doubt. of its performing all that is
claimed for it.
MISS FEEKS, 20 l 2 Greenwich Avenue.
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Ne,n York Oct. 2. 1875

PROF. o.. j. W0OD-Dear Sir After reading
the advertisements one of the New York journals
of your celebrated Hair Restorative, / procured a
half pint bottle. and was SO much pleased with it,
that I continueaii.s Asa for two months, and am
sss's pssli t IS = S ssst g' al daBd9a sff ssd
unpleasant ito the scalp, and has restor-
ed my hair natAafly, Ind, I have no doubt per
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JUSTICE,

oR THE NORTH CAROLINA MAGISTRATE
BY EDWARD CANTWELL, L. L. B.
THIS is an Improvement upon and designed to
take the place Of Swaim's Justice.
Price So 50-Postage when sent by mail, 80 cts.
For sale by w. :. POMEk 4
Raleigh, Sept. 2, 1896. l.
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I have used Professor O. J. Woods Hair Res
~torative, and have admired its wonderful effects.
1t restored my hair where ithad fallen off it cleans
the head, and renders the hair soft and smooth
much more so than oil.
Louisville, Nov. l, 1854. MARY A. ATKINSON
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Sell for md Befrt to
ORANGE COUNTY, w Carr, J 7 Hogan,
& Co., John F Lyon, Alex Dickson, Henry Whit
ted, James Webb, J c Turrentine & Son, Latimer
& Brown, Webb & Douglass, L G Mangum & Co.,
P c Cameron, w J A h ] A Murray, w j Bling
ham, w w Guess, J A McMannen, Geo w Jones,
Thos D Oldham, Shields & Nelson.
ALAMANCE.-John Newlin, Hon Thos Rufin+
w Il Albright, DR. P A Holt, Thompson Mebane
& Co., d W Kerr, w NJ johnson, Trollinger anG
Montgomery.
RAND0LPH.-John Long.
PERS0N.-Barnett. Williams & Co., Edwin
G Reade, VIM Baird, VIM Daniels.
CHATHAM H Haaghton, A II Lindley, N
ID Williams.
GRANVILLE.-J NJ Bullock, John Barry.
CASWELL.-GeoA Smith, Jos Simpson, j (
Pinnix.
Norfolk, Va, July 18th, 1856. AZ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-15

of the leaders Of his party, and they Democrats
of a life time, and he an office grasping Demo-
crat of little over twelve months staining
and leading into Democratic Convention body
of men, principally Irish, to dispute and.crush
down the nomination of an old Democrat
though young man, and the evident choice of
his party, for prominent office. More than
this, his opposition was not grounded upou
any higher motive, than personal enemity to
the candidate for nomination. With his ODE
dent crew, he not only succeeded in preventing
this nomination for the night, but in manner
crushed free speech and put down old Demo-
Gratis. Even after calling one Democrat
Know Nothing, he prevented in most coward
ly manner, Qor Gavitt is an arrant moral cow
ard though physical bully) this man from
defending himself by yelling him down. But
our Old Line friends are served perfectly right
We were glad to see this man crush them
under his Feel. They have nurscd the viper,
and it has stung them. They fondled him
and toadyized him and fawned at his feet and
licked his hands, and abused us for doubling
/
his immaculate virtues, and set him up at
once, or let him do it himself, as leader
and now he has turned arouni and smote
them. But Gayitt has accomplished ono thing
which in his temporary success he may not
realize-he has killed himself in the Demo-
cratic party. If ever he be reinstated, or be
used as any other than party tool, the Old
Liners will suffer more by the operation than
they can injure others.
| After the close of the regular meeting"
which was adjourned by the President mid
inextricable confusion, while one victim was
trying to speak-Dr. Bray, an old Democrat,
and whose name is known in his party over
the State as such, addressed the crowd. He
gave Gavitt a severe trouncing, speaking Of
him and his course with severity bordering
an abuse, and declaring to the Democracy he
must be rid Of at once and forever We don't
think they can quite come that game. Gavitt
is among them and there he'll stick. Any
other party would be contaminated by him.
and even in view of his valuable services as
tool would not touch him. Democracy must
keep him, and they can't help themselves
Whitlesey also talked in much the same strain
but his strainings were suddenly brought to
close, by an accusing voice rising and charg
ing him with having been Know Nothing
Whit squatted. But enough for to-day.
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Mrs. Macready, said to be one of the most
talented female delineators Of Shakspearean
characters in the country, viii be here to-day
on the Rainbow, in company with the equally
distinguished Carmille Urso and troupe. Mrs
Macready's entertainments are of such char
acter that, from what we understand of them
the most eouscieatiously moral need have nc
delcacy is attending She viii give an enter
tainment here we presume, next Monday even.
ing. Fro,s ,l.e notices of the Louisville pres.
SIC tll;nk i very superior entertainment may
be anticipated
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Old Line wings can't Come in!

The Democracy" have been very cordial in
extending inoitations TO the old Wings to act
with their ancient enemies. They have even
been delighted lately in eulogizing the old
Wing party and its former leaders, the Eery
party and men it blackguarded and villifed to
the death. The Democracy, while it is ex-
tremely solicitous of obtaining the potes Of old
Wings, takes good care to give them no Offices
nor even permits them to take part in nominat-
ing Democrats for Office. 1t is enough for
them to knew that there is regularly nomi.
natee ticket, and they ought to support it, tho
they had no hand in making it. This little
matter was put to test at the notable Old
Line meeting of Thursday night An Old
Line Henry Clay Wing who knew how zeal
GUS the Democracy had been in urging old
Wings to uote with them asked the meeting
lif Old Line Wings could have the privilege o.
participatingin the proceedings, and helping te
make the nominations. He was at once and
very emphatically assured, that 10 Old Line
Wings nor Know Nothings could have any
thing to do with the business there. Ne hope
old Wings will bear this in mind. They may
be called upon to vote for the ticket put forth
by this meeting, yet which they were refused
permission to assist in making. They should
recolleet that they are only invited to oote, anC
are expected to stand back when anything elst
| is to be done.
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MI. Hills Speech in Reply to eavitt.
rREroRrED FROM NOTES BY HARD Ur.]

IRErORTED FRON NOTES 81 AkD UP'J
Mr. PREsIDENT:-FELLow -c1T1zENs.-I goe-
neutrality-suspicious. dec til WI, dam taa
pend arae eoa serdufria ledde ntehh ,igre do
gstydahmlnhanais-nn fnc tho roeiror
tn,s ee afaoseoarg erea m thd oronhhtr otca
httfe-e dial. Mr.. Hill here took sip from
the Chairman's glass, and then proceeded. r.
-sarcfa hoiue d, ptpas etup pes weo teripts
foempy vnhtshno ihnoatyut, atewnrt file eafI
enc cteth lofaeretoe Fd-asonrlhlanaoydh
tnesewreiod neutrality-suspicious. ieirhn tagae
tdnOontd.il SAG Observation-Disclosures
Mritneenetiiir uU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IA 1t h riaowlrusd-f fsho k aeher e., edu tab I
dhtnel eooihpi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ice VINE
hfi iharPagcrn cato porlim.
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then proposed both the candidates should run,
expressing his confidence in the fidelity of his
friends But the buz of reproach from the
crowd, who had apparently been brought to-
gether to nominate him, caused him to beat
hasty retreat from that position. In the mean
time calls had been made for nominating
committee, but they might almost as we'll have
called for the principles of the Democratic par
ty, or for truth from the Enquirer, or some 9TH
er impossibility.
Mr.. Well Walker rose and assented to NJ.
Seymour's proposition.
Mr. Sevmour-"The gentleman seems to for
get that withdrew my suggestion some time
ago."
The officers becoming more apprehensive Of
u riotous dissolution of the motion resolved on
desperate step. The President made grasp
at the motion which had somerime before been
made, for committee to appoint committee,
&C., &c, dragged it out from the mountains of
motions that had been thrown on to crush it,
and shook from it the host of amendments
that had accumulated;ana chung like barnaeles
TO an old hulk. This was the Coup detat: the
motion was carried and the Convention failed
to nominate clerk
/ Nominations for the other Offices were soon
made without the least excitement or opposi-
ton, keeping in view their established rule of
selecting candidates from among the most poor
/ ly qualified in their ranks.
After adjournment, Dr. Bray took the
stand, and gave those who had attempted to
control the meeting, regular lampooning.-
Said that he had been friend to Mr.. Gavitt,
but deprecated his course in the Convention
that evening" and denounced in strong terms
his attempt at preventing individuals from
speaking; was mortified at the manner in
which the Convention had acted; declared his
adherence to the doctrine of freedom ofspeech,
and his determination always to vindicate that
right; did not come there to make a speech,
but after witnessing the disgraceful scenes of
the evening, was determined to express his
honest convictions. The Doctor became very
much excited.
A. Z. Whittlesy was next called, and after
cavortlng and pitching about the stage for some
time, making now and then pretty sensible re-
mark about the disgrace the harmonious had
involved themselves in by their conduct that
night; he declared his nativity and nurture in
the Democratic party; he had always been
with the party.
A voice-"Except, when you was in the
Know Nothing LODGE
Somebody cried out from the crowd, "That
fellow was Know Nothing; he belonged to a
Know Nothing Council
Whittlesy said that he lived in the country;
did not come in with an intention to speak,
(who ever saw the Democrat who did?) but
was mortified at the course that had been pur-
sued-had seen his fellow citizens choked
down when they attempted to speak in
public meeting, and it made him "bile'-
couldn't stand it any longer, &C., &c., &c.
I This ended the performance, and leaving
your high-tailed Reporter in such whirl,
that while he vouehes for the general correct
ness of his report, he shall not be mistaken il
he has committed errors in the order Of pro-
eeedings.
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OF The Vincennes Gazette wants to know
what is being done in Yanderburgh and certain
other counties of the District, towards orga-
nzaton. Never mind Vanderburgh. We
will look to her. There is nobody asleep
down here in any party. Sam is wide awake,
and Will be hiekiz:q at the proper time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-15

CEFOur report efthe Old Line meeting and
editorial on the subject. have crowded out a
good many items-but no reader will regret
that. The report Of our high-tailed Reporter
win be found the only correct one out. The
official report in 'the organ lis it "the clique
or the Gavitt organ now?) will leave cut all the
really interesting psychologists if it don't.
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INDEPENDENCE COUNCrL NO. .,
NEW ADyERY5s ENE a1lN.a1s,

RAT E@.
Ore square. lines less Zoe; three ue- 81;
week. 81 20: weeks. re. month 81 three
months. & mouths. year SD h3scSa "a
iarzer advertisements, tara.a lines
No charge for csan q religious nnAees
HE STORE Per Iase srsiyzl. blslA seat aear; = Z
II Cheeee; English Dairy reee: star NJ ssFp ppaf Can
mhI5 r 1goRNhf~oE < &C
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FOR MARSHAL.

Mr.. sASDEss:-Pleass announce my name candidate
for City Marshal, a the ensuing prn election
mhIls E. IL. MOSLEl.
Mr. EDITOR: You will please the of JAS.
B. EVANS candidate for City Marshal at tho ensuing
Anril eleotion mhfz
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sFR5Ee Googs.--We calls the attention OF
the ladies' TO the advertisement of Spring and
Sqmmer Day Goods, among special notices
Mr. Anspacacr has justFee5ived large and ell
egant assoEt ueltt of goods, which deserve the
particelar attention Of those interested.
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CANDIDATES.

One dollar Candidates weeks less before the
Electon; Is cts Tor additional wsekISy In
ADVANCE.
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FOR MAYOR.

All. sANDERE: Sir, please announce ths nameOfJAs
c. candidat, for Mayer at the ensuing election
mbs MANY VOTERS.
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Those wanting to buy County Orders
VI. find supply on hands at the Crescent
Bark. They ere needed about these times.
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Evansville, Louisville and Hendcrs
D.acE OF.
NEw rAnIILY GRnOERY--

VA have bought the ssck and tax the formerly
Nv occupied by T. Bacon Co.. Main street. opposite
the Branch Bank and have made i-ge sadops to their
stock, with future supplies ushe4
promising the citizens Evansye sad vicinity
great the aFicessf Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined e1srtion
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal pat
ronage All Goods delivered free of charge.
mhi3 . HERSHBERGER 4 CARSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
spRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

No tees in this place. cents line insertions
per line three times per line week. dis
on longer time.
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OKN TREES AND SH


THE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Evansville and adjacent country. that he prepared TO
furnish either in small large quantities. all the valuable
varetie and ornamental shruhbery &c.
quality
Western
ALso-An excellent of standard and Dwarf
Plum, Apricot. Goosberry. Currant
hoard Of boats without charge
tubs used in packing them
Orders mail respectfully solicited terms cash good ref
FERDINAND GRAHAM.
-tL -zxz
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VT,HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
Il their friends. the public of Evansville and
vicinity that they have determined to open office in
the business OF their Line and appointed Mr. GEO.
W. MCBRIDE their Agent who ms ection
with perfectly the foutes
and the details Of their operation This arrangement has
been made with the sole object of increasing the facilities
the Express and thereby ucsease its desraby
eto accomplish which the best efforts of local agent
will ba especially directed
persons having with company please
call Mr. MsBTide. of6ee First street.
Locust and Msin who alone is authorised action
nov2-dtf ALFREp GATHER. superintendent
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CRAWFORD BELL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
q WASHINGTON BLOCK BUILDING, MAIN ST
Evansville Ind.

now receiving the largest best selected stock
Drugs Medicines &e. br ught the city OF Ev
ausvie Every article offered the public warranted
the best quality Ny personal attention will be
to putting OF ali orders and prescriptions
The stoek consist in part Of the following:
10 Rbbls EPSON salts. bbls Spirits TurpentiEe.
x do Ciauber do do Alcohol &c A. r.
Cases English Reid Borax, CasEs Cream Tsrter
= Case Grim OniuIn. 10 do Sup. Carb ooaa
b % 40 SheIIae Case Carbonats SHgnesias
= ~ 40 coral do Called do.
2Cereeus parish Foat Indigo, J Bale AieI'd SIENNA,
iidd Ombro Madtc-. DO India DO
/ SuIPt. 3ninfne. Casss SUR. LiqHeTlees
- o.. Sstuh. Ierphis. 2t Kegs hi,e hsaa.
RSIs =, -E,r1i-- 100 hxs Assfd Window glass.
"a f'ins.ea 4 Il 20 hoxes ass'a Giasswar~y
; ~ Far5Oii 10 lis chior0ferm.
r., 49, i,es,s,5 a.sr ;.s.-s - Faui!y ssieas
n.s ~ lmhIj-iy
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Re- As spring medicine would recommend
Dr. j. HoSTETTERs celebrated Stomach Bitters above all
others les strengthening and inygorating effect upon
htated system truly astonishing lis tonic action the
liver its tende drive all humors to the SURFACE thereby
cleansing the system all impurities what has gained
for Bitters such enviabe reputation inasmue
they pleasant tie taste beverage and
general a family medicine wherever sale
by Druggists and Hotels generally.
HALLOOk Il STODDARD,
WooLSEY d SAWYER. Agents.
INDEP DENCE COUNCIL NO. 9,
Meets clock P. ~. their He'll Water
the Telegraph eee the first aad third Saturdays of each
month. Cttt5d6w
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NOTICE

xFE have stock Groceries Messrs. Hersh-
~ berger Carson and sincere thanks to
friends Their liberal patren
and ehesruy recommend the firm to their favor
able consideration. mills 7. BACON & CO.
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0 s4e telezraph columns for late dis-
patches.
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THE under gned takes inform the citizens of h
city vicinity that he Is in receipt of full and
assortment Of SPRING AND SUMMER DRT GSc and respect
fully requests the favor of call. A. ANSPACHER,
mills I'm Main street. door t. Branch Bank.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22
LADY K .LLFR

Re der, iii you ever >e. those Times
C lie La " Killers? no, just look at
tina: sh w! weacer d that 81 angh
Coat in iy.du l.-See how they strut.
] no Z IL L"dy Killers hose re The
ird vidutls that crere } il th,ir own
est m lion { such smash up IN ne
the dear eat res lie 'rts. Tn " re
tie ass ssi, ators wo XII t ey,rv
glance-whD Wi IA \ mere VII o. the
ty', or a curl Of he must che, can
c'p;i''te a itdy.s he TT Nee how praoe-
fu ~ Mr.. Shangh i twlrls HIS title 81
Yer nounte c, ne. vi h VII i fed
air h. l. ia king Mr. 81 b>sid Shawl
wear r. One would in &: the weiyht
Of N empire was up II his s. o Il 'ers
from tbs m4uee. TnaI cl ret colo cd
Iii is worn il mere ercentr oity nothing
more. Look at his ,gs-- hose are
Ii h's-Ae', tIose arr mod tight; hey
are h n rs s,'efy V " ST h. can
5to p TO L y iel W They our
Str IS as if m Il Of mono were in
: cir possessio !; they drive f st hors S,
DR. nix ting so pl bin ish as b AMY
Lon&w r us Spa ( I'M Catawb is the
least they can t1ink of; attend ncn hut
faShi n lie balls; opera; their leigh !;
a,w Us hive he first s'eis h>ride Ct the
seasun.- Home Journal.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22
"PUPP LOVE :,

One Of the most n ular i4pu ses Of
the human heart, md ne that seems
the mos ridiyuous 10 think OF j. alter
lie, Is .oy-.,Ve, or IS ii IS ,onmolly
DIS "a ted, puppy owe. - l is a spe-
c,es OF cmp,rary III g ity, and, strange
a. may s, en-, it fec the S. stem of
tie b ) u a much {. r!;ef age nov, than
ii did tw,n'y years ago, Jndsr tie
pres Mt progressive sys en- OF ge ing
through the I'd, he Toy, at very
early a.. begi 10 ;pe m4nsh IS.
He 10 ks IS sleeps ey s" at "a egrls
he me, t., tenJs cau,ch an thee nc TT
furnishes cane, smokes cigar aid
struts! He s'falls in owe as tie p p
u ar txpressi has it, or more pr p4iy
speaking, CHIMES UP TO il. lie Looks
upon the world as very hum diun
aft If, ;nl Tancies hat he exis IN some
kind of an e,heri fry regio", where
SIM IS from al ! di s do aw y with
In necessity o:sun, moon 'tars
AMI Ill suc' comnon-p &C. II hts. lie
In in his lie d with fiagrln' oils. per-
fumes a cmbrio b ndkfrchief vi /
essenc S, seizes The gilt rig RI ami
iu mymeut of desperation, shaysstsr
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

MopRRv LIES. - Rev. E Ii Charin
as delivering 'eenre in Nor hern CT ii S
on - Practical Life,'' in which he goe.
far % prove this is Wing VOID He
say there are i S o. custom and les o"
fa h on; lies Of padding mi u S of
VIVA e. one; les of the first water in
'ismonds # p Sc nd unblushinr
b u he OF lie, Which give oui
di 'eTent c nipple xI n; TN poll leans / es,
who like 3 eli Gus rider, ri|es two
h'rses al ono tie quette'e les, who,
Ike aProfe or Of le er emai keep ,ix
pa es ia eng at " me; Ii Sill dw.c ed
be wsea b rgalrs; lies n i CIV b ;n5
depu6 lean co ches, n AIT e omp OF
go 4 band aid button; lies OF rel IA ~e;
ana Seals s " y; lies fr M h, canno IS
mouth lies in he name Of glcriou5 riu-
CT. les THAI mlY ut maze dead h roes Chat
ter IN thir graves; AI,lakotIs ct lie,'
stard,ng Upon sacred dust, and lifting
thitr aud c!ous piaracles in the light Of
the eternal Heayen!