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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-10

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
curse of dsagreeabie breath when by using the Balm
Of i Thousand Flowers as dentfrice would not only
reno tsweet but leave the teeth white alabaster?
Many persons do not know their breath bad and the
subject delicate their friends will mentionit
Pour single drop of Tie Balm" on your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning "A fifty cent bot
tie will last year.
BE.UriTUL CompLExoN may easily be acquired by
using the - Balm Of Thousand Flowers 1t will re
tan pmples ana rreekles from the skin. leaving
it of soft and roseate hue Wcta towel, pour on twC
orthree drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush il
either cold water pour two three drop
Of Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard wei
and it will maze beautiful softlather much actan:
the operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
! FETRIDGE Il Co., proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
| apps lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
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TREAsoN.-The city Of Worcester, Massa-
chusetts, has long been notorious and infamous
for its nfdel jubiees and disuniOn conven-
tons, but the call recently published from that
city for Disunion State Convention, exceeds
in bold and glazing treason, anything we have
met. The Worcester Disunionists are but
sorry plagiarists ofthe ire-eaters Of the South
Carolina school. The Fremonters, who, be-
fore the Presidential election abused the South
for its threatened movements. should Fremont
| be elected, can now blush at the avowed trea-
son of portion of their own party in con-
sequence of Mr.. Buchanan's election. The
Southern fire eaters may now blush to find
that there are other fools, traitors and fanatics
besides themselves, in the Union who can
play at their game. The following is part
of the "Disunion CALL"
We, the undersigned citizens Of Worcester
believing the result of the recent Presidential
election to involve four years more Of pro-
slavery government, and rapid increase in
the hostility between the two section of the
Union;
Believing this hostility to be the offspring
not Of party excitement, but Of fundamental
difference in education, habits and laws;
Believing the existing Union to be failure
as being hopeless attempt to unite unde:
one government two antagonistic systems o
society, which diverge more widely with every
year;
And believing it to be the duty of inteligen
and conscientious men to meet these facts with
wisdom and irmness.
Respectfully invite our fellow citizens O
Massachusetts, to meet in convention at Wor
cester, on Thursday, Jan. Is, to consider thu
practicability, probability, and expedency o
) a separation between the free and slav'
States, and to take such other measures al
the condition of the times may require.
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CET A new paper has been issued at In
dianapolis, to represent the Abolition section
of the Republican party, and is called the
"Western Presage." 1t denounces the Fill
more party as faithless and false, and the
cause of bringing the country under the pro
slavery rule, in the last election. 1t says:
A better anti slavery platform than that
adopted at Philadelphia was never made. We
must stand on it and trust in the saving pow
er Of its principles. On this basis party
should at once be organized in Indiana, for in
strictness Republican organization has not
to this day been formed in the State. Ahu-
ring all coalitions all attempts to carry a
point by compromising or concealing the
truth, relying exclusively upon the 'one-idea'
which makes up the great issue with the
slave power, and starting out with the real
difficulties Of our enterprise in full view bat
with faith in the impregnating power of the
truth, we should forthwith take up the line
of march so bravely begun in other States.
| 1t is evident that it considers anti-slavery
or abolition, the vital principle, ''the one-;dea'
of the Republican platform. With this an
nouncement of its principles, it is not diff
cult to ''presage" its own fate. 1t will prove
the worst enemy the Republican party car
have to its future strength and growth. l
says the organization of the party is not il
strictness Republican" because it is no
strictly abolitionist.
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o. The zone hundred respectable citizens"
of Massachusetts,, who have called Conven-
ton at Worcester to meet on the 18th oil
January, then and thereto Consider the prac-
tlcability, probability and expediency of a
separation between the free and slave States"
are receiving quite severe back handed
stroke from their supposed friend and advo
cate, Mr.. Greedy of the New York Tribune.
Their call declares the existing Union
failure''-a hopeless attempt to unite under
our government two antagonlStlc systems OF
society, which diverge more widely every
year" &c, &c. The Tribune editor says
I'VE differ with these gentlemen quite as
pointedly respecting facts as measures" He
does not believe that the Union will ever be
Dissolved on account Of "antagonstic systems
of society" for ne does not believe any such
system to exist. He says, he does not believe
there is any such radical difference between
the people Of the North and the Sonth as the
call alleges.
He propounds the following stumper to his
Massachusetts friends, and asks: Nv here is
the difference in principle between large
minority of the people North and South? Sup
pose each adult male citizen of the free States
were tomorrow to receive a Southern letter,
saying Il beg leave to apprise you that, by
1.-THE death of your bachelor uncle, so-and So
Fl ''you are left heir to a dozen fat healthy ne
} '-groes worth a thousand dollars per head, ,
| how many would repudiate the bequest? In
, our judgment, not nearly all the Republicans
; not half the Americans, and not one in TWEEN
l ty of the Democrats. Yet it were absurdl}
mistaken to affirm radical and fundamental
difference between men who hold slaves and
) men who lCotaE hold them if they could only
: get them. How can such people be expected
to break up the union, merely or mainly be
/ cause certain parties to it are shareholders
: Before the Northern people can have beef
: brought earnestly to say, I'VE prefer Disuniol
with Freedom to the Union with Slavery,
there will be no slavery to secede from. Ou
: Worcester Conventionists would seem. there
fore, to be driving their wedge butt end fore
most.
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GF It is said by a Washington letter writer
that Mr.. Rusk has seriously damaged the
prospects of the passage of Pa iffic railroad
bill this session, by an effort to include the
King & Walker corporation, as grantees for the
Southern route. This with other and more
unimportant causes have produced some re-
action in tbs minds Of the real friends of the
project, SO that much hesitation is entertained
against almost any effort this session, from the
conflicting interests involved
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CE5r To day closes the sixth week of the
session of Congress, and as yet nothing has
been accomplished that concerns the practical
interests oc the nation. The debate upon the
Presidents message has cost the government
over 100000, to say nothing of the time so
wasted, which might have been advantageously
used. Should the improbable slavery ques-
ton be allowed to rest for time, Congress
may devote itself to the consideration of the
Pacific Railroad scheme, the ocean mail ser
vice, the affairs of the territories and many
other subjects pressing upon their attention
1t is to be hoped that the holidays being over
Congress will settle down and transact the
business for which it was convened.
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~ Gen. Cass is reported to have circu-
lated very freely, in Washington on New
Years day, and was frequently congratulated
upon his approaching transfer from the Senate
to the State Department, which he received
with visible satisfaction, leaving the plain in
ference to be drawn from an admission in re-
ply to rally on that point--"that it required
two persons to make a bargain;" clearly sig
nityinS that one had done his part
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LENEMENT.

wonderful effects aud consequent corularty-p
artS in the history Mdea acquired
the same PATRONAGE was subjected number
severe an tests with go few failures as the
Mustanr Lniment Il styled Panecea for
all external Swelings SPTains Bruises Or
Itis far medIciRe OF surprls
lug that physicians compelled to it, aud
from some remarkable of Chronic and Distorted
Rheurnafc naturally attracted much attention from
scientific minds OF the family can ahord so
tile of the Mustang imentln the mousse
genuine sold by respectable dealers IN All parts OF
tie world. BARNES'G PARE, Broadway Snd Duane st..
EeH-Ycrk, oeeZf-tm
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precedent, and there being no law requiring
such election by joint ballot, and the State
having been. apportioned into senatorial ana
representative districts by proclamation OF the
Governor, unauthorized by law or usage, the
Senate is under mo- obligations to restore the
precedent Of electing by joint convention, but
will be justified in standing upon their strict
legal rights, upon plain and most obvious
principle of law and natural justice, which
declares that mo one shall be allowed to profit
by his own fraud" ..
8. That we advise and request the opposi-
ton members of the present General Assem-
bly,, to elect United States Senators by the
two Houses separately.
TO- That the Constitution of Indiana ought
to be so amended as to limit the right of SUI
frage to citizens, either by birth or naturaiza-
ton, under the present laws of Congress.
This last resolution embraces in full the
present doctrines of the American party.
Resolutions were offered In favor Of giving
homes to actual settlers on the public lands
and approving the construction of the Pacific
Railroad, but they were withdrawn. Tit
Convention has failed to make the issue be
tween its party and their opponents sufficient
ly distinct, to create very violent conflict O
political passions. Mr. English, in his speecl
in the House of Representatives last week
when speaking in the name of Indiana, Democ
racy declared they were opposed to the exten
sion of slavery and were in favor of(ree Kansa
and free territory, though they denied the RICH
to interfere with the institution Of slavery, as
existed in theStates. This has ever been the doc
trine Of theFillmorc party and as far as the sui
ject of slavery is concerned, all parties in tn
free States, if the declarations of their creed
!; be honest, have very little to devide them.
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no FAMILY SaGEGD RE- - iTEOUT HOOP.
LAMBS GERMAN BIITERs.
'A'"' CAMDEN. =. j.. March II. 1855.

Ohttdren GB'cfed ~tA t@e Summer Complain eRttTety
CURED by them.
CAMDEN. =. j.. March II. 1855.
Dear Sr with much pleasure that Inform Of the
derived the or German Bitters
my family. During the greater of last
aged years severely aict d with the SUMMER
COMPLAINT which various remedies
by Physeons and others used but with
avail him thu country, bat it proved of but
little benefit Having bottle of German Bitters IL tn
house persuaded that. which aston ish-
He continued TO take the Bit
t~rs afterwards and became healthy. have the
confidence the Btte-s and feel hesitation in
sayin g that n o family should be without them.
Resneetfuliv. yoErs JOHN w. PARIS.
To DIR. @ M. Jackson. Plum street, above Seeoni
Seaadv .rtissrnent dec3I-d4w
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o. Judge Hovey is regularly announced
by his friends as a candidate for the United
States Senate. His claims for the support of
the Pocket are second only to Judge Law,
who as the veteran pioneer and democrat. has
the first claim upon his party. Judge Hovey
would, however, reflect honor and credit upon
his State and party, if ne should be eis~-
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" The New York Herald's prosperity for
the year 1856 is unprecedented in the his
tory of newspapers. The highest daily cir
cuation reached was 1860 copies. The
amount received for advertisements and paper
sales was 1881, 945, "a, an increase over 1855
of over $4,000.
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FRAUDWe would call attention to the public against
fraud daily practcd upon the unsuspecing in the article
J. HOsrETTERs celebrated Stomach Bitters. Since
Bter bavs Others
been making preparations initiate it. and in
have purchased old bottles and rehllsd them We would
advise all bay OF but respectable dealer
the genuine all covered with metallic cap, and the
name it, For sale by
HALL07K & STODDARD.
dse3t-dGx WOOLSEY L SAWYER.
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SINGULAR MARRIAGE LAw.-The new mar
rage laws which have just been published in
austria recognize the marriage of boy OF
fourteen to a girl of twelve as valid, but the
r'7~fles are to be separated until they are OF
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DR.. T. n. CAvASAUGH.We would cell attention to the
of this gentleman in other column rs one OF when
merits the attention afflicted The Dr. old and
thoroughly educated Physician and has devoted his e to
specal advertises to treat lie brings
letters high recommendation from the citizens OF Jack
sonvIe late home.-LChcago Journal May 18th 1853
For sale in this city by - ,,,-,r ~ 20
dec3I d&w KELLER. FAkNnbh1 d CO.
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FOR THE JOURNAL.

EOEt TIL Z 10 . FsN Al.
never 'spirod tew be pOit
Il need at tell. 'spose you IT'D
But if thawt there's virtu in it
Darn'd if would Mt in niaitl
But when you sawk of dog ratypin,
Webster round an takes delite in;
Ded or live he II stamp your reeturs.
And "babiz'' tow. deer little creeturs.
On paper. iron glass plate,
ue'll fix yewr shadder a fate.
So natral and so trew life,
When yew'r re away twin fool yewr wife.
novz6-dtf TILESTON's Gallery.
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61- The price Of coal has been advanced
from six to seven cents bushel at Halves
Vile and Cannelton.
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e. o a L..
THE PRICE OF C0AL AT THE

BODIAM MINES Is.
At the Pit ........ cents per bushel
Hauled to any part OF the city - '
Those who desire lay in their winter supply while thu
fine and the roads COED will have their order
attended to by leaving the office of the Bodiau
Mines the Telegraph office. Water street. Term
cash JOHN WNMOND.
oct22 Secretar and Manager.
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H3- The Evansville Assembly Club will no its parties
regularly d ring the series FRIDAY evenings
person either lady gentleman will be
admitted without acard FROM the Directors. jnns-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II 4 IT r s

square, lines less time. times
week 81 90; two weeks 81 so; month 81; three
months 81 81 six months. $40; year. Discount
Cards of lines under
No charge for marriage death religious
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apps lyd&w
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notcein this place. cents line insertion
so per line three times go per line week. dis
c9unton longer tine.
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MiESEs :


On Thursday evening last By the Rev 4 sterret. Mr.
A. j CDLBURN, Miss FANNIE ", eldest daughter OF
Vim. T. Page, Esq all OF this city
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JUST NOTICE THIS.

]. FETDRIOH BROS have just received large stock
ofimportei domestic cigars They have also received
large vrinian Tobacco All that fond
good Cigars would advise them call
F. FENDRICH & BROS.
novI7 Maia st.. door above First.
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W0GBD.

Persons wishing wood be supplied by leaving their
orders with Wheeler Riggs Grocery Store Main street.
Chips for sale also. jar9
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CtF We most heartily approve Of the senti-
ments and objects of the following communi-
cation:
Election Of the Evansville Library Association.
Mr.. El5it0r: Allow me to ask the publica-
ton of the following facts, which may be inter
esting to many Of the stockholders in the Ey
ansvlle Library Association, which are sug-
gested by the recent election for officers and
directors to serve the ensuing year.
Section 2 of article ofthe Constitution OF
the Association. reads as follows:
Stockholders in arrears for fines or dues to
the Association, or for assessment on their stock
shall after three months be deprived Of the P1TUi
leg es of membership; and if the same remain
unpaid at the end of the current year there
after, their stock shall be forfeited to the Associa
ton. "
And from the record Of the proceedings Of
the Board Of Directors at their meeting oil
September 9th 1856, make the following
extract:
cit was ordered that call Of three dollars
per share and the annual contribution OF one
dollar from each member for the current year
commencing Aug. 10th (ult'mo) be collected;
such call and contribution being due from
and after that date, which was ordered to he
printed"
And in the daily city papers Of September
the 11th, notice in pursuance oil said order
was given.
Now the poll books show that seventy-siN
stockholders voted at the election held on
Monday evening, January 9Th (nearly four
months after said call) citherin person or by
proxies, Of which twenty three are delinquent
and of the officers elected, three are delinquent
loc IL oil ta1 ars
delinquent;
The whole number of stockholders, is 201
Number who voted 7(
Leaving number not present and voting us
OF this number have paid 81
! Delinquent Al
- ~;
These delinquencies are doubtless for the mos
part from inattention and oversight, yet thu
louestion occurs. are members in d77edr etigIGb
for officers of the Association? And is al
election Uald where so large a number Of vote:
Zone third of those given) were cast by per
sons not having the legal privilege, under th'
constitution of voting?
The facts and suggestions are submitted, no
to introduce troublesome questions, but to "air
in erciting an INTEREST," in the Association; ant
to guard the stockholders against being takc1
on "Snap Judgement" another time, as wa
done at the last election. If the caucus sys
; TEN, of few getting up secret ticket-nn
f known to the mass Of the stockholders-is t
f be continued or even temporarily counte
, nanced in the election of our Library Assoca
; tion-a purely literary organizaton-we sha
r soon see an end of what is already one of tn
creditable features Of our growing city. A
should be FAIR and OPEN. There can be n
} objections to an opposition ticket; provide
4 they are brought forward properly, due motto
: being given. In fact, if thus brought in CON
petition, good would follow healthy ii
e terest, free from all that hard feeling whic
t. inevitably results from secret caucusing an
: trickery. A MEMBER.
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eSUNDRIES.-
- 100 doz fresh Eggs;
~ lbs Buster warranted
so bushels Pstvtoes; Dbl Sweet Cider, just received
and Tor sale at THOS. LANGLEY s.
jams It'd Corner Oak and Second sts.
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SOLID OUT.

EETE have this day (Januar, 9Th 1857 sod tut
w tire stocks of Family Groceries, de-. to Mr.. Saml
Vlekery.
We take pleasure in returning thanks to
friends and for their liberal
extended Us. solicit a cortinuanc
our successor. Ian7 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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SUNDFSEES.
ESALTPETRE. EPSON Salts. Sulphur. Roll Brimstore
- Alum. Perry Davis Pain Killer. Saleratus. Soda.
Almonds Brazil Nuts Bcdcords reel and dozen hemp
MANILA Backing pbor Cream Tarter Cigars all kin5s
Copperas Gloves Cinnamon Essence Of Coffee Glass TASKS
Lanterns Ginger ground and reserved Herring
Goldfish. Mackerel. indigo Logwood extract and clipped
Mustard Matches Mercantile Writing Fluid. hutTe
sers Oysters Paper letter. Fools cap and wrappin z
Percussion Cans. Powder Pepper Sauce. Pepp.r Spice
Stone pipes, Pitch Tar. Rosin Table Salt. sal Soda
Stone Soap bar and fancy Sar
dimes spirits Turpentine. Tobacco assorted Twine
Teas. Tar, Vinegar, &c. &c. &c. for sale Low by
s. L. GILBERT & co u.
ian5- tt Sycamore street.
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AVN bought Messrs. HeTshberger & stock
NJ of Family Groceries. Produce, &c. l would be glad
to receive the patronage of the
Also that otmy old friends the public generally
promising part to do my give satls
fattien o all.
| will remain for in the store occupied by
the late firm previous locating in the
Henuemau old stand.'' Main VIII
VIII endeavor TO keep such stock
as the wants of families demand.
JAM SAMtI yICKERY
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novI7
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John Marquis,
Attachment
BHEF0RE Daniel Chute, Justice Vanderburgh COUNTY
& , Indiana. 10y
Said John j. Clayton is hereby notified tendency
of said suit and that the viii
at oce in PIGEON Township county on the 3Oth
daY Of January. 1857 al o clock il the forenoon
JAM Std DANIEL CHUTE, Justice.