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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-22
MEDICINAL.
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CURED BY EXTERNAL A APPLICATION ONLY.
PR. CAXANAUGt's PILE sAiyE
~ lively curing the and most obstinate OF
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere the Pill snd the result years Of
patient study and Investigation. go
from Piles bave remedy ct hand which viii
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear failure its TO do all the prorFt0r
claims Full directions accompany each box and AL
thae requisite is richly observe them and cure esE
The proprietor rfers to the following als from
gentlemen character and standing who have voluntarily
given their certificates its favor in regard to its eoaey in
their own cases. head them. 2.
TIE Richard Yates late member fCongress tbs
Springfield (lil) district, says; - - o
Tbos. H. gh-Dear Inc paration Cava
nsugls Pile salve which you furnished found
hervee producing easy and speedy cure do not nSs
tate to recon end 1t a. n invaluable remedy Tor ire FILES
Respectfully. RICHARD YATES.
The following from Rev. B. F. BristOw. is asufoent
Jacksonville. H.. December Is. 1874.
Dr. CavanaughI conceive it he duty owe to the at
valuable virtues and remedial
efficiency OF Pile S1lve' was for several weeks
sory afflicted with that painful and loathsome dseese the
having exhausted patience ~ ing vacous
prescription physicians and others without Giving
friend the Hon Richard Yees induced to try it.
esppy saying application your I've three
'Ay' p'f's'''' AZ entire cure g. r BRfsToW
Chicago. August 80, 1855.
Dr. 7. Il Cevanaugh. (Presert }
Dear Sir: When arrived in this city few dRys ago.
suffering intensely with the piles noDtcns con-
9on you asking yoqr adviees You recon- ended your
immediate. and am we'll telieve it to be- as it
Yours, truly. JOHN ". HANSON, St Louis No.
CO Price 81 per h0H Dr. III - aD,s Mo
For sale in Evansville By
irts-Ivd KELLER FARM LEY & GO,
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F.----->~~.~(.- = 49, -
p One or the great attractions to town or city as
place of residence, acknowledge of the fact, that
resident ca procure all the necessares and Injuries
that he may require. this respect the Messrs Cook
are doing great deal for Evansville, in supplying al
every imaginable want of family, except extrav
Agant dresses You may ask for and find everything
from green cabbage head for poor dinner, to COM
pete stock for country store, an outfit for house
keeping .. -...t
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION!!
DRy GOODS AT AUCTION!

UST received and will be sold auction. Aue-
s| ton Rooms regular sale days. large ami
raj of Dry Goods Notions and fancy articles
consisting in part OF Brown and Beached Sheetng and
shirtngs Satinets Casmeaes Coating Faunel Blankets
Jeans Hosting, Gloves, hts. Spool Threads, Llneys,
3ierine5. Shawls Suspenders. &c. &c.
ATso:Tabes Pocket CUTLERY Jewetry and Watches,
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razors
fancy ces
Gus to mention. WOOLSEY 4 NELSON.
novI AuctiOueers.
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NEW AEsREVAE.

WATCHES AND J EW ELRY
YXTE have Just received stock of Watches and
w welry consisting of all the different
tiful variety Eastern prices
every article warranted would call
special attention large of Fine Gold Silver
Hunting and open face Watches which will sell very
lgures. Also large lot Gold, Silver. steel and
peet4oie suit ages The public
e~a and thu ladies' in particrl4r invited T. call
and examine CUR stock. BITTROLFE L. SONS.
ser3o Main. between First sad Second stFsets,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-22

~ a BAGS Prime Rio Coffee; 70 gross ass d Cards;
- 20 doz ass'd Slates 5000 round Slate Pencils re
fsived by railroad and for sale ~ az n
oet7l 7. & D. REINANN.
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9OA.OOO DOEEARSg!
SSoO pEiAss
ca Whole Tickets. sO-Halves. s5-Quarters S21a 81
PLAN OLE TIE LOTTERY.


PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
OOOnpmbsrs pondng are
placed wheel. The hrs 2ie prizes placed
wheel. "A number is drawn from the number
the time prize Is drawn the other Wheel
The is placed against the number drawn.
APPROXIMATION PEiZFS.- The preceding v
succeeding those drawing is prizes will
be entitled 81 approximation prizes according to TIL
scheme.
soFo Prizes will by figure
Number that draws he $4,000 prize. For example
the number drawing TIL 81 o. prize ends with No. then
to s4o with No. 2 then all
where the number ends IN viii be ented to s4o and sc
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBs.-
AS by this scheme. ticket in every guaranteed
draw $40 Will sell certificates OF paeF ages OF 10 tickets
thu folla wing rates, which is the risk on them.
All that they draw the amount guaranteed accres to
Certificates of Package Of 10 Whole Sc
e
Quarter -. :. -. ]:
viii be perceived. by this plan that 500 the purchase
of 10 tickets when # he buys tick
would only get Who'll thus buying
Gates he has chances for the larger
and Quarter packages IL proportion
EIn ordering tickets certifcotes enclose the money
our Tickets ordered receipt
vii be -warded by first mail.
drawn number and Prizes will to pur
chasers INN sdistely after the drawing. -
eE-Purehasers will please write their signatures
and give their Post Office. County and State
RENE nber that every Prize is drawn PAYABLE
full without deduction.
Il prizes Of 81 900 and under raid diately
the rizes - the usual time thirty days in
full without deduction.
-Alleommunicstions strictly sonSdental = ...l.s.Fr
Tickets cashed renewed in other tickets either
Ords for tcsetso Certificates car either
49,. 8 Swan E GO, Atlanta Ca, or
noT%S s. SWAY, Montgomery, Ala,
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SAVINGS BANN, -
First Street, Evansville, Indiana,
EDAYS interest special deposits following
II per annum
Money Deposited for three six months per cent.
- -
- &" twelve - 10 -
No dePosite will be special unless
is issued stating which the money posted
.-a Regular Deposit0rs p
anC rely fair line of discounts the favorable
terms.
European Agency. NJ.
drafts in upwards for sale
the principal cities and towns in England Ireland
scotland.
Money RENTED -.-.-....
To all the principal cities Europe very low
rates. = -r.--se- +-T
Exchange. Coin and Land Warrants. bought and sold
oct20-4wd =..a. G. COPELAND. Cashier.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION!

TEyaIs morning Nov 22d at 95s o'cock will sell
Rooms old Court House. lot OF second
haad furniture consisting of Bsdstead Tables. Chairs,
noy22 WoOLSEY NELSON.
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f. Ni@ASON'
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers',
gSAVING leased for of years and fitted up the
a al of Main and Third streets,
receive sale auction private
all kinds and merchandise: household
furniture. horses huggies, ETC.. etc.
Cash dVances made on 80 nsignmenss when required
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday ana Saturday,
at o'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday edn esday
a ID Friday ghts. at early gas light
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month, at 10 O'Clock A N.
Having provided with large Map the City of
Evansville containing all the EnGrgemeas, and be-
eving will be for the interest of all concerned have
No uday of Every month fol the sale of
Real Estate at All wishing sell reques
ted TO in their give the public due
those having Houses and Lots Lands
sale public private SALE pecttuy solicit
ted. iyI5 WOOLSEY & NELSON. Auct's
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BACCO w A R E Fl o U S E

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
NSRANCIS FENDRICH & BROTHERS respectfully inc
IN and vicinity that they hav
their Old and extensively known Bal
place. where will and
stan have for sale all kinds of Domestic and Imported
Fooaeeo Snuf Their Tobacco
variety brand IL will he
saved TO purchaser by giving call
s5il city prices Please call and examine. eug2S-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-22
ST. CHARLES EEOTEL,

HE Lessee this WY erected and admit
rally adapted HOTEL takes pie announcing
public generally cally passengers arriving
departing the Portland Wharf this house is
furnished ready the accommodation of Guests
Furniture bedding and indeed the building
throughout with articles expressly
the house.
sted nmediately the landing
the prinei pal shipping pogt Lou sve wi nearly
III her arrive and from whence they de-
this venience
she traveller heretofore experienced
his point.
shall of the Proprietor of this
establishments command liberal share of public patron
he intends 1t The House. with its
grounds cool shady and general convent
transient house 1t hall be Eept
Hoel-aching of the essentials of such
establishment
Mn T. W REDDING. we'll known the travelling public.
has long connection with tells in Louisville
aged III assist the general of the house.
che uatronage the public is respectfully solicited.
y11-t ". W OWEN. Proprietor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-22

ERAs Just received large stocS of WHITE STATUARr
perior quality any that was ever Pc
ore brought the estern county seeete ~ haae
expressly this trade and hopes by rot
ennv business and the employ ment of but SIPS
WoRKEN himself liberal share of pub
lie PATRONAGE @ sep5-tf
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7 Eft
w Wholesale Merchants Evansville and dealers in
that anufaeluring pure
ce Older VINEGAR. which VIII ell so as TO compete
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give as call fair
trial IS all ask. MERC'f q IL ~ KID
BThe factory situated the of Fourth
and Canal streets Lamasoo city. jYl-d&wly
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KNVa COFFEE 100 Pockets old Government Jaw
&D -reeived per railroad and fer sale
70 IS PRESTON BROS
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BHAN ETS.


yENHE undersigned having mencedtNe manufacture
n Blankets their mill at Dexter, New York.
to sell all Blankets they pur
chased in New York with the addition of freghts and
1ilorders for any amount st short notice.
We&eer GOOD assortn of "a. 1o4 liza. 1874
sinner Family fslsnkets.
Heavy Negro Blankets.
GRAY aud Saddle blankets. &C., &C., to which "
S!tg n' aug MAGHEE + 90
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

us RISES. e.5i Sun .4.4O
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-22

our long expected French Worked Collars Sleeves
~ kmbI derits gen have at last. to which we
especially call the Ladies' attention In beauty price
sney surpass everything offered in this city Gall and
see serts R0SER, BRO. & FREY.
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C0PARTNEssNHaP NOTICE.

FNHE undersigned have This day formed opartnershIp
q under the firm OF 4 J COlburn Co., and
havng taken stock stand the frm of Coburn
FTershberrer the liabilities of tho sas firm
Hersb and alone authorized settle
he business OF the zane. ANDREW J.. COLBURN.
y25-tf JONAS COLBC RN.
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MEN ,:RnCNRY AND PROVISION sTn

SNANDLrs.-iCo boxes Star. Opal and pressed SUNNI
81 Mould Tallow. for sale low to close by g
angl2 ----- GEO. FOSTER & 90.
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apHA BAGS extra Family Flour;
S6Ap 20 bushels fresh Corn Meal
5000 lbs Bran hand apd far sale Hy
seP25 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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j J. PENNINGTON.
KELLER FARM LEY & 90.
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STARCH 10 boxes Wheat Starch;
- 100 bags assorted number She's, received by
rail road and for sale by oetlI I a d. uEIMANN.
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WTE fall and winter stock goods
~ invite alihera public call store,
three doors below Main Fosters Block. Our
ge Cloths Cassimeres
laonels Blankets Dress silks Ca hmeres d lanes Prints
SbaEls. NaFtlas Lsdias Nissss and fhllsens Shoes.
HOSIERY Gloves Floor Oh Cloths srpefs, Rugs Damask
Caps, all goods usually kept in dry
oct2i-5ra JAMES OAKLEY Il Son
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DOOR ABOVE cRTsCEET CITY
e STAFFORD has lust opened Grocery aud Provision
Store Main above where he will
u his friends and the public Eenerally and he
strict attention to business to inertia liberal share of the
7pblic patronage. my3l-1y
SOAP Ann CANDIES.-f
- q hxs German Soap; bxs Palm Soap;
25 bxs Star Candles; Is bxs Extra Tafow Candles,
iustr 80 ~ % II COOK & son
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s0OTS AN ID SHOES.
new STOVE STORE!

EAMES SCANTLIN. in Of the late firm of James
sS Seantlin SON has ed STOW and Tin Store.
Ma; street. opposite the old State Bank where he intends
keeping large stoves Sf the latest
styles Also rel Crates and Tin Ware wholesale
retail the best GiFe him call before
chasing elsewhere. now
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-22

SUNDRIES- ass-s5s q 44e.--..
~ so Lemon Syrup 10 cases Catawba Brandy;
5 do Brandy Cherres;-1o do Cordialsi
4 bbls Peach Brandy 4 do Green Swiss Cheese.
Jamaica Rum; = do Curayo, sale Low
by myI7 S. MYERS. Sycanors st.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

" A large proportion of the work be-
slowed upon the manufacture of watches in
Switzerland is done by cottagcrs who cult
vate the earth in summer. and in the winter
shut themselves up with their families during
the inclemcnt season, which lasts three or
four months. The whole family then devote
themselves to the work of making watch
movements. Not only do the children work
but the dog turns wheel, and puts in motion
a lathe or pair of bellows. First, the rough
part Of the movement is made by water pow
err. Particular parts are assigned to the young
members of the family, while others are en-
ployed in putting the plates and wheels to-
gclhcr. When sufficient number have been
prepared the master transports them, on the
back ola mule to some town or village, where
he sells them to little master watchmakcrs,
who COZ the movements, or else they
are sols svelins agents. who case YEN in
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Glloilc ]loctrp.
Set,tenncr.

The sultry Summer past September comes,
soft twilight of the Sow declining year.
Al! mil suess soothing loneliness. AMI peace;
The fading SO son. e'cr the falling comes.
More sober than the buxom. blooming May.
And tisrcfore less the favoric Of the worll-
lut dearest month of all to pcnsive minds.
lis now far spent and the meridian sum,
Most sweetly smiling with attcmpcred beams,
Sheds gently down II MIL and yrteful warmth,
lie cath its yellow ustre groves and woods
Checkcrcd by one nj gifts frost with various hucs
While Vet no wind has swept IL leaf away,
shine douby rich-lt was sad delight,
;lpNn the smooth steam to glide, ana see it tingc|
Upon each brink with all the gorgeous hurs,
The yellow, red, or purple of the trees,
i hat sinsly. or in tufts or forest thick.
A,lAn the shores, to perhaps the side
of soac high mount rcilctted far below,
:'lth its bright colors, in,crmixcd with sport
Of darker green.
Yes. it was swcctly sad
to wander in tho open filds, and hear,
Zen ut this hoar. the noon-dly hardly past,
The luling insects Of The summer-night;
10 hear where lately bu2zing swarrns as heard
4 lonely bee, long rowing here and there
TO fud single flower bur all in vain;
Then rising quick. and with louder him,
Straight by The listener flying clear away,
As if to bid the fields last adicu,
To hear within the woodland sunny side,
Late fall of music nothing, save perhaps
Tn" sound ofnatshclls by the squirrel stripped
From some tn beech fast FILLING thro' the lie. YES
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

TIE RIGHT DoCrRISE.-A message comes
to us from Baltimore, saying: "Lct other
States do as they may, Maryland will cast
her electoral vote for Willard Fillmore" We
like the plain, outspokcn truth. and we re-
joicc when it is boldly told We have 10
sympathy with that endorsement that speaks
in hali-Stifled whisper, with butts and IFS,
for We have no confidence in it, but when it
comes in thunder tones, and not dependent on
any contingency, then we knom it shall be
done. 'Lct Others do as they may, Maryland
will 90 for Fillmore" The very manner in
which it is told goes home to the heart of
every American convincing him that it is true
to the last syllable. No signs oc dcsponden-
cy there: no proposition to do so and 50, If
others would do likewise; no implied under
standing that ifthey thought Nliilaid Fillmore
could be elected, they would vote for him: on
waiting by the waters side to see how high
the tide would rise before they embarked
upon its waters: no question as to his election
no counting of chances, nor calculation of
figures, but with the same spirit that induced
the American candidate to accept the nomi-
nation, the exclamation comes to us uncquiv-
ocally that "Let others do as they may, Mary
land will cast her electoral vote for Willard
Fillmore" The sentiment is American all
over, and will find a hearty response in every
American breast Let it 80 abroad in every
direction as an undying example to those
wavcring SONS of liberty who dare not assert
their independence. We like the sentiment
expressed in it. There is meaning. indcpcn-
dcncc and determination that could hew
down a mountain. We believe that Mary
land wW 90 for Fillmore What State speaks
next !--Cmcnaoh Times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

A CANNON OF New CONSTRUCTION " cs-
terday afternoon (says the st. Louis Demo-
crat of the 18th instantly small company as
sembled at the arsenal to witness the trial of
a cannon constructed upon a new principle,
and invented by our fellow citizen, Mr..
DMICK, gunsmith. The trial commenced
about two o'clock, at the northeast corner of
the arsenal wall, the gun being directed to
the head of the sand bar opposite, distance
ofupwards of half mile. Of ten shots made
after we arrived on the ground five of them
struck the target, which was about seven feet
square. This was considered excellent shoot
ing at that distance. The balls are octagonal
at the base and about four inches IN diameter,
elongated some ten inches and pointed SINH
lar to the Minnie rifle bullet. The squares
in the bore are so formed as to project the ball
with extraordinary force, causing it to rotate
in its flight. 1t is supposed that greater ac-
cuIacy can be obtained in the working of this
gun than that of any other now in use. The
persons Oh the ground familiar with artillery
were highly pleased with the performance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

GOLD AND SILVER PRoDuCT OF CAL1FOR-
NTA.-The San Francisco Chronicle published
the statement of gold and silver bullion ex.
ported from San Francisco to foreign ports
from the LIST of January, 1854. to the Both of
June, 1856. According to this statement the
total amount exported is ll,9SS,700 for
thirty months: 81 ,GG7 ,l7S was shipped in
1854, $1,000, 035 in 1855, and $3.0G3 ,4s7
from January LIST to June 30th, 1856. The
statement of treasure shipped by steamers to
the Atlantic States, commencing January
1854, and ending June. 1856, shows the fol-
lowing figures; Shipped in 1864, S45, 666 339
in 1855, $37 7Gl ,339 and in 1856. $50, 70l,-
l24. According to these official figures the
total shipment of uncoined and coined gold
and silver from the port of San Francisco to
the Eastern and foreign ports. during the year
1854 was Sal 1873 ,5l7, Shipment during the
year 1855 $44, 06O,374, Shipment for the
first months Of 1856 $23 ,7G5, 2ll, Total
shipment for two aud a half years Sis, 49,
lO2.
10 this statement must he added the ship
ments by other sources. ofwhich no entry is
made 10y the Collector of Customs. and the
aggregate yearly drain Of treasure will amount
to at least $50 900 600.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

DAccordins to official returns the popu-
ation of the diocese of Paris is million, four
hundred and twenty-five thousand souls, of
whom upwards of million are Catholics; the
Reformed Church numbers G.370; the Augs-
burg Confession 3G6; the Isracltcs are To-
7l9. The parishes are ninety three the pop
ulation of several of them is between thirty
one and forty thousand; the number of ccclc-
siastlcs in the diocese exercising the ministry
is $50. There are forty-cight female religi-
Gus communities; the aggregate of the menu
bers is 400. The Sisters OF Charity have a
central establishment, and sxty-eight con-
nected with it, with 597 sisters. The order is
spread throughout tho world There are ten
thousand sisters in eight hundred and forty
establishments. About l65 go abroad annu-
ally, to the cxtremtieS of the earth
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

TIE CINCINNATI PLATFoRM.-If any Of oul
readers yet have any stomach for the Cncm-
matt platform. let them read the following
from an Arkansas WhiS:-
Nov, this Cincinnati platform seems to
be perfect hodge podgc. Tom Kirkman
used to tell of a friend Of his dropping in
about dinner time on an old lady who inven.
ted him to draw up to the table. There was
huge pile of the pot order for dinner. The
old lady helped him boutifully, and he being
hungry, was doing justice to it. Stranger,
said the old lady, you will find almost every
sort of meat in this pie Yes madam, sain
he and fish too as he drew from between
his lips what he imagine was the back bon,
of red horse or sucker. Lord have mercy,
exclaimed the old women , if there amt ON
fine tooth comb that Billy lost two week:
ago."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

Mr.. FILLMORE NORTH. The friend of Mr..
Fillmore, in Massachusetts, New York and
Pennsylvania especially, are now stirring
themselves and report that their strength is
daily increasing They are meeting and cam
batting the exe1tions of the Black Republicans
with an honorable zeal which should receive
the hearty!approbation of their political breth-
rem IN the South. They call upon the South
for corresponding efforts. They tell the South
that what they want is a National. Union,
Conservative PIesident-that they desire to
put down sectionalism and fanaticism, and
to restore the country to peace and quietncSs.
Mr.. Fillmore, they say, IS the man who,
if President. would lend all his energies to ac-
complish this result. They, therefore, invoke
a union of the North and South once more to
preserve the union of the Sates-and the
Constitution under which the State have hilh-
erto lived and fourishcd.