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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07
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how WAS CURED OF THE BLUES.

jus, risen when DR. Elliot cn,erolmy apart
mcut.
Al Doctor, said I, in fccblo voice,
" you SEQ before you a young man who /.
h., going to the grave. | am surrounded
by everything that wealth can purchase,
hut, az twenty-five year, of ag,, have lost
IN srnN of enjoyment. Ny existence &. a
hurl,n, and I only desire death. have
consulted tho most eminent physicians IN
London, bu, they can do nothing ror me. %
"Thay were right, replied the Doctor,
abruptly
"Then musi die"
"Y,,, undoubtedly, when You are clshty
yclrs DID,"
"Ilayrn.' DO YOU know a remedy"
"PuhaIT, prhar, Iri me sr', Sir
Thomas, hve yau abused tho pleasure.
which youth and fortune have procured for
you'"
"I have u'el them, bat novgr abused
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-30
MEDICAL,
O NE Dol LA II
!. MILL ailN

q q: Bs.: 4. s, and vss
asa Cathartc, easier, mi!der and more effectual
than any other medicine known. 1t is not only. q
sLiSsr to sscs {. morbid mater, them on he ~ sto e
AAach and bowels to carry OF that matter thus &C.
s Il Ss0Ss s
- tions Qf most cathsrcs. It strengthens the sys-
daily in % dose, 1 * sas feen and I'd
build It up with unusual rapidly
entirely from new atisies oi M medicine. nsmSS,
aaGums. -
SvisMa.or contains as mnch streng.has one hundred
Hdoses Of Calomel. without any Of its deleterious
= Though possessing rare meaicinal powers. these
OGums have been but little known to ply sicians,
Sthe form OF the Invieorstor, which met with such
unprecedented success as 70 induce the proprietor
Is Effects has rarey ever failed @ 0o to cure aU'In Ire1
Complaints in their worst forms.
sSsn hs % Liver
srnass sDS caused SE an Inn action e the
take the lnvigorator regularly week, and their
skin will begin to assume its original color.
visorator. Take il In small doses on retriis and
Nassists nature IN her operations. By gradually di
SICK mssasche Is serv v .,es relieye ty s ia
Drects all acidity and sourness Of the stomach
For an overloaded stomach il has no equal. .as It
inc heaatiiy For fsGy@ @ msdciss s Seneraiiy. @ ssi ali
Swho use i speak IL the highest terms.
mended as cure for Liver Conplauts, and all
diseases arising from diseased liver. The testi.
manlsas OF so many OF our ply scians in its favor,
n that is one o the greatest blessings ever given TO
dyspeptics; for II made complete cure before the
edible without trouble, while setore nothing ' hut
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-30
FROM CINCINNATI.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

TuVHIS great Turkish Periodical remedy for the L.
III mediate removal of Distractions, 1reeuartes
Prolapsus Ueri, tFalling Of the Womb Leuchorrhe
or Whites, &C., &c.
These Pills have never In single instance failed IN
producing the menses. Too much cannot be said In
their favor. No woman can enjoy good Health whep
that particular part Of her peculiar organization Is de-
ranged Sickness at the stomach, headache; languos
tte, cosvencssi &C., of the symtrms when
attend irregular mensruation. As certain as time ars
these Pills to remove and all Of these symtors
BE and get the genuine, which has signature
on each hox. These pills NAV be had by addressing
DR.. sanfloy 4 Co., and iuclosing o. the Pills will
I've sent by return mail.
n. B.-Lades whose health will not permit Of an n,
crease Of family. will find these Pills successful PR
ventive.
Ladies who pregnant, should not use these Piis
As they sure 10 bring miscarriage, though In
jury to health would follow.
Address, DR.. sAyFLOY l. CO.,
febsf Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-30

r.. E. s E L L Err s.
nucH rsrp AND HIGHLY POPULAR
FAMILY MEDICINES
h sRL l. r s.
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLSi
WHICH STANDS UNEaUALLED BY AMI MEDrcIxl
Known FOR THE CURE OF Livsn COMPLAINTS
'11Afsfp Iiykk. '1!TI o. 1H'
HvHIs Medicine has been in public use about ifteer
the mpsn shs 1ScS has se.n .oe
by any remedy heretofore offered to the public
surpassed, and are the original, only. true and
GENUINE LIVER PILLS.
The subscriber would feel sgIieyed 70 be even sus.
Unfair advantage Of the public or Of seeking for il sny
share Of which It has not inst and full claim.
When he undertook TO prepare and vend this Medi-
ways defers,) no PHI was known to the public, having
any fair pr> tention to give relief in
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.
For this disease, 1t had long been successfully en-
ployed in private practice, and was given to the public
with such directions and precautions might render 1t
has fully sustained its reputation, and increased his
confidence in its just claims to he regarded the only
Pill deserving to be called "THE LIvsR PILL"
COsTIvENEsS.
As the necessity for purgatve pills has its founda-
ton very often in torpid state Of the liver and as the
Liver Pills SUPERIOR As catfartic To the pills in
general use, they recommended with confidence, In
all cases. purgative pill and may, aivantageousy
to the public, superseie those in general use.
THE WORM MEDICINE
Has no superior this any other country, for ex-
pelling Worms from the human family. g.
Worms frequently nfest children, aggavate all other
diseases, and capable of producing great disturb
in the system; and consequently, all medicines
given to remove them should be prepared with great
care, and of the best materials: and II e TO be feared
that many Of the Worm Medicines in use are totally
destitute Of these qualities. The Verfuge which the
subscriber offers to the pubc5 10 prepared Of the best
materials that can he procured.
SELLERS IMPERIAL COUCH SYRUP.
Pronounced he the pleasantest and most ecscious
remedy In use, for the cure OF Coughs, Colds,
Heavnes, Influenza, tickling sensations OF the throat
Whooping Cough, &C., &c. - -
Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup has given relief to
hundreds who have used is and the proprietor is
uaed thax has the power to impart benefit that can
not he claimed for the Cough Mixtures In general use.
MOST OF THE MIXTURES.
articles, which, while they give little relief,
-eally do harm. The Imperial Cough Syrup contains
no spirtuous ingredient whatever, and may he used IN
III cases not requiring active medical treatment The
Imperial Cough Syrup has been used for the last ff
years by tue most respectable inhabitants Of Pits
'''N HALLOCk X sroDDARD,
sepls b7-ly And by other Druggists generally.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-30

On Bxs ssveus star CandIW;
6vy ~ hf. boxss dxes B1r Cendlss
~, S'r. DO do DO .dHl ,SSSS ,SSSS65 65sS to-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-30

CHOICE TOBACCO.
CH DICE CIGARS
N q w 9to re,
New Stock by an old Dealer.
THE undersigned having removed hack TO Evans
vile Tor the purpose of carrying on general
takes this method to inform the citizens and surround
Ing country, that he is prepared to sell low down upon
a. accommodating terms a. can he bought elsewhere
ST; o1s HslisnS Fla extra; ;;es. Sois; SsSi''a'
John Dpe: Mack and Mack;
fiesa's y ddG,; RSsi ssIscrssays s..c rs.,y.
White and Lavelace: Eclipse, together with
Other brands. Also snuff, fine cut smoking and chew.
In The Cirr hsaneh, I .e,l no man.. labor hut my
perence in all the various departments Of the Tobacco
J. 3. MccRAcKEN,
my6 Main street, Evansville, Ind.
LAG ONDA AGRICULr U RAJ
WORKS.
~ n COOK & son are Agents for the sale
Ketchum's Mower.
DC ds Hsssr H and Reaper combined,
my2O Z.H. COOK & SON.
j. c. WELBORN, M. ID.
OFFICE ON rHfRD ST., sErwEES MAIN AND sfcoSp,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
ss- Residence on 81. between Sycamore and Vine.
my3o3mo
HARDWARE K CUTLERY.
FSrsign and Domestic,
Slip. Log, Trace and Halter Cains,
Nails, Hoes, Ares. HateHefs.
Planes. Scythes, Cradles. RdEes,
Sneaths, Forks. Scales. SAorels,
Spades, Grsndstones, Locts, LatcAes,
Angurs, Ciisels, Looking Glasses,
Files, Guns, Pistols, d Fancy Goods
AGENTS rss rsscSsEo s$sTox PEITIXs sHEHXss co.
ap27 Water street. Evansville, Ind.
M 10 hills Refoilt Molasses;
10 half bhIS Molassess.
ara. sa' H. do in store :n4 s. t0f 0fHnfAssss sals x
myI9 TENNEY & soRENsON.
CANAL STORAGE.
HAVE large doahle Warehouse at the Canal
j Basin, capable OF Storing amount OF produce,
which will he received, store taken Of and held
subject to the owners orders. on the most reasonable
terms. p. g. ORILEY.
mh6b6.
LEIGH 4 vIERLlNfs.
HAVE just openei q large and well selected stock
III Of DRUGS and MEDICINES At their old stand,
which they would respecfhlly invite the attention
Of Ply sicans. Country Merchants and the public gen
GAS snHsswas sfs sh ssass s s..S :Ss
on hand,
ALSO:-Pure wines and Brsndes for medical puE. |
poses. LEIGH 3 ,vIERLING,
spa7-sm WatR strest, one door below Main.
On BXs ssveus star Candlu; !
6yy ~ h. boxeo dxee B6r Condl0S
mys "''- 90 % 90 So ssaa 'SSoo 'SSood5z d5zss TG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-30
BOOT AND sHOR sTORn.

CHILDREN,S BOOKS.
NJ MESSRS. Dohell 4 Lister have paid the greatest
w care In the selection Of the following new stock
The Distant Hills;
Castle in the Rock;
Helen Morton's Trial,
The Old Mans home:
shadow o. the cross;
Learning to think;
do to talk;
do about common thirm:
do about right and wrong,
Child's hook Of Nature; BY Wortn,ngton Hookor
do History Of United States; by Bonner;
Minnie Raw;
book fofhovs:
swarm Of bees. Just received nv
DOBELL LISTER.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04
The Wake pemocra,ie Meeting.

We publish to-day the proceedings OF the wake
meeting 1t will be seen that Franknton was sug'
gested the place. and the 22d Of April as the time
for holding the Convention. Orange and Johnston
have recommended Hlsbofough, and Granville and
Wake have recommended Frauklinton; aud We
think it mere than probable that Nash Warren and
Fratkliu will recommend Frank'inton. We take 1t
for granted therefore, that the Convention will be
held at Frankuton on Wednesday the 22d of April
the Wake Democracy, we know, would have been
pleased to have gone to Eillsborough, aud there are
reasons in favor of meeting in that place; yet we
believe that majority Of the Democracy Of the Dis
trict decidedly prefer Franknon. The latter place
is convenient to four of the Counties than Hills
borough, and besides, it is nearly in the centre Of
the District.
Our contemporary of the Register says the Wake
meeting was characterized bya great deal Of tame.
ness" This is decided mistake. We never saw
the Democracy of the County in higher or better
spirits. The meeting, too, was large, and the most
harmonious feeling prevailed.
Our cotemporary also with wit as exquisite as
it is original, speaks Of the "unwashed' Democracy
Let him look out The Democratic food is again
fine style about the first of August. Let our cotem.
poraiy turn little water into The culve,ts, and soIt
en- if he cannot wash off the different layers of dirt
on SANS" visage, before he again refers to the
"unwashed" Democracy.
The remarks Of Mr.. Branch on the occasion-an
outline Of which is given in the proceedings BY the
Secretary. Mr. Cantwei,--we in good TASTE well
conceived, and highly gratifying 20 the meeting,
Called upon as he was by his immediate ncighbors
and friends, he could not refuse to respond as he
did respond 10y speech, though at the risk Of hay.
ing his motives mSconsrucdhy some ofthose who do
not know him. His explanation Of his course the
Representative uf the District appeared to receive
the cordial approval Of every Democrat present Mr..
Canlwcll IN the cou,s Sc of the Interesting md impress
sve speech which he delivered reporting the Res.
olutions did no more than Justice to his character
as a man, and his ability and fidelity as u Repre-.
sentative.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04

The Law c: THE FINGER RNG.-lf gentleman
wants wlc, nc wears n ring On the first finger OF
the let hand if he is engaged, he wears it on the
second finger, if married. on the third and on
the fourth II he never intends to get married When
Il Iady Ii not engaged, she wears diamond ring ON
her first finger; II engaged, on the second married
on the third aud On the fourth II She intends to be
a maid When gentleman presents fan, u Hover
or rrinkets lady with the left hand this on his
part, i, an overture Of regard; should she receive
it with the lgf'ha it is considered as an acceptance
Of his cs,tom but # with her right hand, 1t is re-
lisal Of the offer Thus by few simple tokens eX'
planned by rule, the passion OF love is expressed.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04

Assassination or WILLIAM X. NlGoNS ESQ, FOR
MEuY OF GRANVILLE Co, y. C--No are paiuod
to learn as do both 10y letter from his father Jas.
NJ Virgins, Esq, and from the Texas Enquirer of
March /, that William L. Virgins, ESQ., formerly
Of Granville Co.. in thi, State was fou'|y ASSASSIN.
alcd and instantly deprived of life on Nonaay even.
ing the 9lh near Rusk, Cherokee Co., Texas. The
Texas Enquirer, published in Rusk, gives thc follow
ing particulars:
"lioHRp AssAssINAToN.-On Monday evening
las our community was shocked with the report
that VIM Il Virgins ESQ.,, had been as,assirutcd
just about dusk Nr. Virgins was returning from
the residence Of his lallrr who yasa short distance
from town, in company with Gieud crossing
branch which run, through a bottom some tire, or
four hundred yards from the centre Of the town, Ills
friend ~ ho was on horseback, stopped to let his
horse drink. M Virgins was aroot, and had adj
vanced some ten feet forward when he was shot by
some c0wardly Gs,assigs, concealed in c,ump Of
bushes on the SIDE Of ihc road He lail and died
immediately There were three gun. fred and de.
ceased wa, drr0dlu'lv maugIed, the shot takmr rE
feet in the headhrd neck chest, aud about the legs.
Three persons have been arrested under strong sus
pic on.
Thus, in our very midst, has nm excellent citizen
been nssassnatch, with daring holiness, that can
scarcely find a parallel in any community. Il is To
be hoped that circumstances will tTauspre to fix the
crime upon the guilty parties"
The Enquirer contains the following obituary
notice Of Mr. Wiggjns
eve have elsewhere noticed the death Of our
friend William K. WrgGug cut oil by The ruthless
hand Of the assassin in the early years of manhood,
having just past his 2Sb year
Mr. Virgins native Of Oxford, in Granville
county, n. c. He was educated at Jefferson Col
-lcgc Pa, ard graduated at the Law Srhoolot Chap
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04

The Charlotte Democrat is requested to announce
Hon. BURTON CRAlGE as II canGidae FORE. cleo
ton to Congress from tire Seventh District
In making thi, announcement says the Democrat,
"and EXPRESSING our satisfaction at having it in our
power to do 50, We think we no more than re echo
the sentiments Of the democracy Of this District
That Mr.. Craige has faithfully discharged his trust
as n public servant we presume none will question,
In him the South la, always found s'aunch friend,
and the principles Of The democratic party an able
advocate ever ready and willing to act in defence,
from whatsoever source attack might come
With tho Democrat, we feel certain that the peo'
pie Of the Seventh District will show by their votes
on the first Thursday in August, that they are viii
ling to sustain Representative who has iaithnlly
lnborcd to sustain their rights and interests, We
presume Mr.. Craigc will have no opposition.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04

TWENTIETH or MAY We are highly gratilied to
learn from the last Charlotte Democrat, that the
Rev. Francis L. Hawks, Of New York, has consent
cd to deliver the Address AT the approaching TWEEN.
tcth of May CELEBRATION in the town OF Charlotte.
Dr. Hawks is himself a native of North Carolina,
and has always taken deep interest in her good
name and in her Revolutionary history. lie has
done and is doing much to place the "OId North
State" in her true position before the world.
The occasion will doubtless be a most interesting
one. The public may expect a very able and clo-
onent Address delivered in the best style.
Dr. Hawks will most probably be at Commence
mcnt at Chape' Ill., which takes place early in June
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04
SneciaI Notice.

ys srAsDaRp is strictly aon he CASH system
an MINERS are JiscoaResd 10 The expiration 9f tie time
6 yliel they lage been paid Su6Serders UiYbe HotFed
,on WEEKS bet5re er time Is out, bg cross MARX q"
5sr oapeys and aaiess e subscription sreOrd tie pa
~, nil BE- discontinued. Tie rule fra" Which There
mill De no departure. WaehJor the cross ma'S' ana re"e'
goar subscriptions
U,,ekly Standard 90 per d"nam !" ddranee'
Semi Tsekly Standard 81 per aH"am d.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
rsou the Post Office ton well as the one 10, which
,bey desire the change to be made.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04

Tnr Pncys ASH Coon lir,INEss-lhcrc is no dis.
count on the ruth Of this paragraph: som" men
advertise for short time after they commence bust
ness, and think that is sufficient; others 'ntrrm't
ADVERTISING after thcy have established iIomsh'ng
business hy lis aid rha is mistake. From the
moment a house ceases to advertise however large
It's reputation aud siaudins 1t begins 10 decline The
changes are so rapid IL thi, country The public mind
so constantly occupied by new applicants for IT. favor
and ils attcnon that 10 be- out Of the papers where
every body seeks TO- information ON every subject, Is
to he cor5otton. The press Is daily more and more
b,rouinr A ncrcssi,v and it, usefulness IN adj
yrrOI-ing medium ia q constantly increasing. No
man i, Wise, or just to himself who undertake" to
do business without ayaus himself, Of It's advan.
Msu.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04
MAnyrrr CoryrY Cornr.-M the session las

H,NNErr CorNY Coum.-At the session last
week the following appointments made
Special toWt-R. {. Bcldcn, Chairman; G.. W.
Pcgram John Green, JAS. S. Harrington and Daniel
Cuts, Associates.
CoUu"Htce 81 FiHdrce-,Iohn Green, Danl Nc.
CormcL, and \. s Mcneil.
c. 5. Bnrbcc, County Trustee
Neil Mcleod, County Surveyor.
Donald Mcdonald, Entry Takcr.
Daniel Mccormick, A. j. Tnrlington A. d. Nc
Lean, j. L. Bcthca, Arson Parker, John Greer, Mat
thew Wilder, Board Of Supcrntendents Of Common
Schools. Fay. Observer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04


Maiden Of the laughing eve,
Auburn tress and baliny sigh,
Whose blush is like the sunsets glov
And neck doth shame the driven snow,
Maiden of the fluliless form,
Fairy foot and taper arm.
Whose flying iuOistep scarce doth brush,
The dewdrop from the bending rush.
Maiden If exquisite grace,
Expression bright and speaking face,
Whose every motion doth cypress,
TIL embodiment of loyeliness.
Maiden of the silvery voice.
Tones HAT every ear rejoice,
Whose liquid notes 50 often make
The music of yon echOiug lake.
Maiden Of the l0fiv mind,
Tender heart, aud feelings kind.
Whose sympolhjes do instant How,
Responsive to The appeals Of woe.
Maiden of perfection rare,
The rosebud in thy braided hair
Doth not with such beauty shine
With qualities 80 near divine.
MAIDEN for thee shall constant spring
The pU, er On love, wutir.ug wing,
When day Is born aud when he dies,
For thee shall incense ever rise.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04

Some few ycnrs ago u negro woman IN Cumberland
county, v g., gave brth 10 twin children more sin
puariv md woudrrf,,ly united than The inmo", Nlh
ncso twins 1hry we're taken to New Orleans for
exhibition, where the oWncrs were trickrd out OF
them Recently Mr.. Smith heard they were on rN-
h.bir.on in Eugnui Knowing that lac could not
reclaim them a, sayss, be purchased their mother,
and took her to England to reclaim her children
Upou reaching that country, lac heard they were u
scotland. where he proceeded, He found them m
Edinburgh, and the mothers claim was respected,
even ia abolition England, where tn" rights oI tue
master are unknown or disrcgardcd. Mr. Smith
and his negroes arrived in this place Monday last.
Chey00 Gdgcttc.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04

rE9" We are authorized to state that Physicians
attending the State Medical Society at Edcnton, on
Tie 18th inst. will pass over the Raleigh and Gas
ton Railroad at half price.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04

~" We SEQ it stated in several papers that Yves.
ley Jones, Esq, the present Marshal of the United
States for tie District of North Carolina, has been
superseded in his Office. This il mistake. We
have no idea that Mr. Jones has been removed, nor
do we Tor a moment doubt that he will be re ap-
pointed,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04

~" Tho Charlotte Democrat contradicts The rc-
port that the small poX was prevailing in Charlotte
There has been no small poX, bat few cases OF
measles
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04

DAMNGCs-ht the late term Of the Orange coun-
ty Na) court, DR., VIM II. Harvard, of Brad.
ford, WINS indicted in the sum Of 81 400 damages in
malpractice, in not perfectly setting racturrdlc leg.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04

The following appointment Of Cadets to West
Point, from Norrh Carolina, have been made
Paul T. Fasun Alex T.. Moore, Lcander G.. Hunt,
Matthew II. Love
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04

~ Birgs is selling off his ready Clothing
at New York wholesale prices, us be is about to
change his business. Scchs advertisement in an
other column, and give him call.