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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-19
MEXICAN EEUSTAxes gzNg7zE3xv,

It's wonderful effects and consequent nopuartyperh3p
article in the history the Maeria Hadca acquired
the patronage. subjected the numher
and different with failures as the
Mustang Luent. II has Justly been styled for
all external wounds Cuts Sweliiugs, SPTars Bruises
beast It's surpris-
lug that physicians compelled prescribe aud
from remarkable of Chronic and distorted
Rheumatic it naturally Attracted much from
the first scientific min IDS the No family afford to
be without bottle Of tie Mustang nimentin house
BEWARE INVITATIONS.
The genuine sold by respectable all PARTS
the world. BARNES L PARK, Broadway and Duane st. .
New-YOrE dee21-lm
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HF Simon Cameron, recently elected Sena-

" Simon Cameron, recently elected Sena-
tor from Pennsylvania, began life as Canal
Contractor, in which he was very successful
and accumulated large fortune. After re-
alizing fortune, he became politician, and
is said to have used his wealth to promote his
advancement. lie was originally Democrat,
has been once in the Senate, joined the Know
Nothings-and was a candidate tor Elector
on the Fremont and American union ticket
and has been elected by union of the votes
of the Fremont and American parties, aided
by four or five Democratic votes.
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CEF The New Orleans papers state that
eight men were drowned at Grand Lake, Ark =,
a few days since by the upsetting of yawl,
belonging to the steamer Pennsylvania. The
yawl had been sent ashore to receive the men
and on returning to the steamer, it CHANGED to
to get under one of the wheels in motion
which upset it, and the men were downed.
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EVANSVILLE Coal ABRoAD.-Mr. Coleman
Of the Burnet House was in our city on FRI
day. The following dispatch to the Mayor Of
Cincinnati from Mr.. Coleman explains itself:
EVANSVILLE, Jan. H.
The citizens and the coal company send two
car loads of coal for distribution among the
poor. 1t is Of fine quality, and have shipped
three thousand bushels for my house.
To-day our Bodiam Coal will be piled up in
the costly CRATES of the wealthy Of Cincinnati,
and s2aringly enjoyed by the suffering poor.
We cannot but rejoice, that Evansville has
been permitted to do this kindness to our
sister city.
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c. The moral insanity testimony given by
Drs Gilman and Parker in the Huntington
case, and maintained by them as the sentiment
of the procession, has highly inccnscd a
large portion of the medical fraternity. Tie
question is to he discussed before the Academy
of Medicine this winter, where more light is
expected to be thrown upon the subject.
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o. The action OF the National Library
Committee in ordering battle piece by a
French artist, for the new Ca .Jitol extension,
has created some dissatisfaction among the
Eastern papers. The New York Post in
sists upon it, that the walls go naked, if there
are no American artists of sufficient skill to
execute the desired paintings.
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o. VIM. Howard, who was convicted in
Lagrange, Ky, for the murder of Henry
Drihans, in 1851 and subsequently effected
his escape from Jail, has recently turned up in
California. His escape, it will be remembered,
caused much excitement in that portion of
Kentucky at the time, the jailor being accused
of completely with the prisoner and conniving
at his escape. He is now engaged in pros
porous auction business in San Francisco.
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WHOLESALE DRUG STORE.
HALLoCK sToDDARD,

ZIP ORTERS Manufacturers and Dealers Drugs 3edi-
cines and Chemicals. conssting part CT Acids Dye
stufs nts oils, Colors. White Lead. American and
French White Zinc Widow Glass Varnishea Brushes
Glass an other articles usually kept by
Wholesale Druggists,
Including assortment of Trusss Body,
Braces. Surgical instrum entail e..
ALSo:-Dealers in Daguerreotype Stock eonstsntly
hand Cameras Chemicals and variety of Cases and
Daguerrean materials Country merchants invited
call but all orders by mail herwise promptly aende
to. Prices low and goods warranted. jsnI2
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CrF a fast young man in Rochester n. Y,
ran his cutter against that of Dutci<lady
damaging the latter somewhat; whereupon
the valiant female jumped out, eolared t e
fast young man, and made him fork over fifty
cents to pay damages.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II A II K s .

Ones ten lines less, time three times 81;
one week 81 So two weeks % so; month 81 three
months 81 81 months sic; year, Discount
larger advertisements. Cards of lines under
No charge marriage death religious
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CLr The mes se of Mayor VaHx, of Pha-
del phia, shows that, while Philadelphia pos
sesses real estate assessed at $150000,ooo the
total amount of personal property is assessed
at only about $2O,O00,000. Boston, with
taxable real estate assessed at $136,000,O0O,
possa asses personal property assessed at Sl05,-
100000
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FOE TkgE .rDErFsNaa

FOE2 Hi .sDGEeNAL,
never 'sFircd tew b. Poit,
Ct n=ei' at tell. 'spo9e you no IT'D
Bat If shawt there's virSu init
Darn'd if l wouId ut in I mint!
But when you tawk Of dog rltypin,
Webster's round and takes GeIite II;
Ded or live he'll stamp your feeturs
And ''blbz'' tow. deer little ereeturs.
On paper. iron. glass plate,
He'll fix yewr sLadder sure as fate,
So natral and trew to life
When yow're away twill fool yewr wife.
noyzG-dtf TiLESTON,s Gallery.
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UUNTINGToN, THE FoRGER-This person
has been installed in Sing Sing prison. The
warden at first designed 10 place him in the
hat shop to work; but Huntington being a
cabinet-maker by trade, was placed in the
cabinet shop. lie preferred it to the hat shop
On Monday lie was busy mailing together bed
stead Stats, and packing finished bedsteads
for removal. He maintains his fortitude and
works checrfully. The overseer of the shop
in which he works, desiring to inure him gradu-
ally to hardships, which is the practice Of new
arrivals for the sake Of health, told him that
he might work with his coat on for a few days
of this cold weather; but Huntington took off
his coat and worked as actively and cheer
fully as though he had all along been working
al the bench instead Of engaging in feats of
financial ground and lofty tumhling in Wall
street. 1t was Huntington's luck, at his first
prison dinner, on Saturday, to march into the
hall next to, and be seated at the side Of a
large sized specimen of the African race
This was new to him, and Of course not very
agreeable.
This sudden transition from luxury to prison
fare, from spacious, richly furnished and beau
tifu apartments, to a narrow, gloomy, meanly
furnished cell, cold and dark, is change which
must produce most painful sensations in the
mind of Huntington, He has express
cd his desire to the keeper to be made ac-
quain.ed with the rules Of the prison, so that
he may strictly observe them, and he will
make the best OF it.
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| NO FAMILY SHOULD RE " ETHOUT ROOF-
| E4AND'S GERMAN E3EGTEis.
NTH Summer To7sutasDf enffreT
Children afflicted 1oit.
CIrLi Dir them,

y
CAMDEN. \. J. March Il, 1855.
Dear Srti with mnch pleasure shat Inform you Of the
benefits derived from the of Bitters
in family. During the creator of last
aged years. severely afiict with
COMPLAINT the form, for which various remedies
prescribed Physcions others used
avail also him the country hut proved
little benefit. Having bottle of German Bitters
house was persuaded to Try that which ny atonish
ment ENTIRELY CURED EI@ He conti4ued to take The Bit
greatest Bittes feel hesitation in
saying thatn family should lie wiLh.nt Jha1n-
Respectfully. JOHN ". Pa RS.
To Or. c. ~. Jackson. Plum street. aECvs Second.
See adv ,Ttisa Ulent.' dec3I-d&w
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DR.. T. Il. CAvANAUGU.We woul5 csIl oesentor to IN,
card of this gentleman in other cclurn IS which
serit The attention Of the aE1icei I IL Is ia
thorongbly phySieiaE end has devoted Ms life
the special diseases he advertise lie brings
letters of high Recommendation
sonviIle his late home-LChcGgo Journal, Nay 18th
For sale in ills city by
dec3l d6T KELLER. FARESLEI & co.
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o. Hugh Miller, the celebrated geologist,
committed suicide while in a somnambulistic
state. lie was engaged at the time on a new
geological work in the city of Edinburg.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-19

OF Greeley, of the New York Tribune, is
about to begin several suits against Demo-
cratic papers for libel. We have already no.
tced the suit against the Cleveland Plaindeal-
er. The Trenton State Gazette and the Iowa
State Gazette, are next On the list.
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OF The Duke of Cambridge has decided
to abolish the use of the carbine as a cavalry
weapon in the British army
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NOTES OF THE New STATE BASK-We
have been shown several notes OF this institu-
ton. BY the use Of two colors on the face Of
the note, counterfeiting them by the photo
graphic process is impossible. The vignettes
are handsome, and the whole design is very
creditable. Mr.. Lanier's likeness. of the firm
Of Lanier, Wnsow & Co., of New York,
adorns one corner. The scroll work on the
back in red, is alike for all denominations.
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janI6-1w
w GOD.

Persons wishing wood be supplied by leaving their
orders with Wheeler Rigs Grocery Store street.
Chips for sale also jams
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G. q Al
TEEE PRICE OF coal AT TIE

I n z z q VEi VE' JFs J 4 : Z THE
B0DiAN MINES Is.
Hauled to any part OF the city ..........,,I0 - -
Those who desire to lag in their winter supply. while the
weather is fine and the good their orders
attended to by leaving them the office of
Mines Ider the Telegraph ofeo street. Terms
cash JOHN WYMOND
oct22 Secret1rz and Manager.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


So Notieesiu this place Per line
50 cents ae three times so per Ike
eOuutou longer time.
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The Road to Mt. Carmel.

The subjoinod communication is from one
of the most active and enterprising merchants
Of Owensville, and the suggestions merit the
serious attention of our citizens. The people
in the country are more earnest for further
railroad Improvements, apparently, Than our
ow citizens.
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FARES.

Daily Freight Trains Leave Evansville
7 80 NJ, whieh local passen gers will be taken.
E For information through Tickets RpFly at the
Go mpany transportation Office, head OF Locust street Ev
RrsVille. Gec1S J. J. DANIELS, Ssp't.
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man who has the Kansas wishes sell Iargan
verJ han some farm Of TIE besg
vanderburgh County, crquire Of
IgLEHART e. ANTHEs,
janI6-1w Real Estate AGENTS
RB The Evansville Assembly Club wiz hoG spartiee
regularly hereafter d rr the series FRIDAY evenings
of each week. person either lady gentleman will
admitted without card from the Directors. jnn9-tf
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NEW FEED STORE.
W II o L L E A Nd r TAIL
BY r. b HART
conNrn or gncoNp ANp cAxAL grnErrs.

CORNER OF SECOND CANAL STREETS.
RALED HAY, Corn, Oats, Bran, Shipstud, No. extra
Flour, Chicken Feed Crushed Feed sad Corn Meal IN
quantities the All trade delivered
promptly Grinding dene to the country
Thankful for the favOr3 hope by
buy ers. for continuance of liberal trade.
jan7 r r. HART.
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OLD SETTLERS. George Linkswyler and
Catherine, his wife, are now respectively 50
years old. They emigrated from Germany to
this country and settled where the City of
Evansville now stands, when there was but
one building there. They have lived togeth-
er II years, and have raised a family of II
children, of whom but two are living. The
father and one son served in the Frontier
service, where the latter was severely woun-
ded.
The cold pair are still living in Wander
burg County, near Evansville, and are able to
walk about the neighborhood, visiting their
friends apparently as happy AMI contented in
their ripe old age as they must have been
when they left the shore of their Fatherland.
Princeton Courier.
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REV AwRayAL OF NEvv EsoonN.

UST received direct from NewYork fresh supply
dress Firing rassie Buttons Velvet Rhtons. Dotted
net Kid Gloves, colored and white sizes
No. "a No. s. Also hand general assortment OF
trimming Caps BOnnes French coIors sleeves
himmasets fyuncng jacconet edgirg edgin
ting. head dresses, Sc, &c. L. GUTHRIE,
janI7-lw Corner Main and FIRST strea:s.
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SECuN - ANNUAI Esr3PO.,g.

In Of the provisions of the 57th Section
Aetot the General Assembly of the State Of Indiana
titled - An Act the Incor nsuran Com
paaes. dehaing her powers and prescribing
appears June 18th, 1852, the undersigned Directors the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of Marlborough County
submit the folio wing Report:
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,

For tAs exys Of DyspspSta, Lisr Complaint,
DropSt, Neuralgia, IRctpieat Diseases Of tks
Lsmgs and BroncAta! Passages, Bi!ss, Gss
s,aIDsbiItty, Re.
Il has attained high reputation and been ex-
tensively used In Boston and other cities Of the
East, has been received and is now offered for
sale by ID. GILMAN, special agent, $50 Penn
sylvania avenue as also BY the general agent, cor
The proofs Of It's efficacy are so numerous, so
well authenticated and Of such peculiar charac-
ter, that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to
ceive the prodered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be a
diseases, appdysS!ly unlike, are intimately re-
lated, and, proceeding from one cause, may be
cured by one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
batted the highest order Of medical skill. The
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible and
the safety and efficacy OF the Syrup incontrovert-
ibls.
have analy1ed the medical preparation called
the Peruvian Syrup, with reference to the number
and kind Of active substances contained I'm Il, and
the durability Of the compound as pharmaceut
cal article. The metallic compounds Of arsenic,
anthony, mercury and zinc are not present, nor
is 1t possible to detect IN 1t the slightest indca
ton Of any metallic and mineral poison Its or
ganic constituents do not include opium, or any
OF the drugs yielding poisonous principles. The
constituents, when separated, are not even acrid
to the taste. IL is preparation scientifically and
skifuliy compounded, possessing all the durabil.
ity OF spirtuors tincture, without its objection
able qualities and the activity OF its leading con-
stituent is preserved through the judicious sdap-
tation of Its solvent. The point here attained has
been frequently and unsuccessfully sought after
by pharmaceutists. Respectfully,
"A RAYES, MD.
kssayer 10 State Of Massachusetts
No; 10 Boylst0n street, Boston, I'd Nov 1855.
nov 22-3m
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coUGHs-co1Ds-H0ARsENEss
DIX. TYLER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP Of GUM ARABIC;

The most Pleasant, Safe and Speedy Cure
for Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma,
Diseased Lungs, and Consumption.
Battered according TO Act of Congress, A. u. 1897.
IN AGAIN PRESENTING TO THE NOTICE
Of the public the above remedy, we feel that
little apology Is needed. Vast numbers In all
sections Of the Union are obliged to have recourse
to other sources Of relief thsn the immediate pre-
scripton OF their family physician, and as each
return OF the winter season brings out host Of
proiessedly new specifics some good, others use
less, and many decidedly dangerous, It becomes
as much matter Of duty as interest believing
this TO be remedy, combining the greatest I'D
vantages, with the least objections Of any other
In use, TO make l. as extensively known az pyac-
tcable. That such Is Its character, Is abundantly
proved by the fact, that 1t las been extensively
used the last twenty years with unparalleled sue
cess; that Its reputation has continued to spread
and Its sale increase, with little aid from adver
Using or published lists Of certificates, (Which
all know can easily be had for worthless
preparation as for a meritoTious one,) that by its
| own intrinsic merit, with the recommendatio on Of
persons benefited by Its use, II has gained its
preaent popularity; II Is not trumpeted to the
worl as a specific or cure ALL but as a valuable
and scieati6c auxiliary In pulmonary cases ready
at hand, and one that has been generally found
to afford relief where most others have been tried
without material benefit As such, IL is recog-
nised by numbers Of our leading physicians, who
know It's composition, and have been eye wit
nesses Of Its superior efficacy, well az by thou
sands Of our most respectable citizens to most OF
whom reference is cheerfully permitted.
Sold st % cents, three bottles In one, 50 cts
by MARIN & PALMER, and CHAS. STOTT
washington; CiSsEL, Georgetown, and PEEL
Also, " TYL ER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS" the same composition In a
portable form, much patronised by public speak
ers, singers, frequenters Of public assemblies &C
as they remove all huskiness from the throat and
voice, and act like charm on troublesome
cough. Price l2K and rs cents a box. dec Oily
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FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
&E9 az

NeU and Improved Arrangements.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FROM BALTI-
Il more, for Cumberland, Wheeling, and all
parts Of the West.
LIST. The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
with trains nom Philsdelphia, first train from
Washington lat JunctIon) will stop at way sta
tons and arrive at Cumberland at O'Clock n. m.
I'd. The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Sta
tion daily Except Sunday at g 30 a. IN and
reaches Wheeling by a. m connecting at Ben
wood with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati, Day.
ton indianapolis, Louisv He, Cleveland, Toledo,
Detroit, Chicago, st Louis, Cairo, and lnterme-
date points.
ID. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at
Up. m, connecting with express trains for Gin
cinnati, st. Louis, Cairo, Chicago, and interme-
diate places TIE distance 10 Cincinnati ard
other central and southern places In the West, Is
nearly 100 miles shorter than by any other route.
The time to these places is also unequalled.
III Baggage checked through 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, indianapolis, ard ct. Louis
ID Passengers and Baggage transferred at all
points free
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold to all the
large towns In the " est, at tie lowest possible
rates, at the Ticket Once, Camden Station, and
at Washington city.
So A secopd-class car is attached to the Mail
Train.
Passengers from!BaltImore or Washington may
rtsD ths entire road by ddyIig 1t, by taking Ac
commOdatieu or Mail irain, and lying over at
Cumberland or OAKLAND They resume next
morning by the Express Train, which leaves
Cumberland at . So a. m and reaches Wheel
ing at p. m.
Passengers from Washington have ample time
for meals at Washington Junction.
This Is the only route bv which Through Tick
cts and Baggage Checks can be obtained In
Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGER
The Accommodation Train at G IS, will stop at
all stations east OF Cumberland, and the Express
at stations between Piedmont going west East.
wardly the Mail Train leaves Wheeling al Is
a IN, and Accommodation leaves Cumberland
at s. 90, reaching Baltimore at 5 IS m.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at d m .
except Sunday stopping at way stations Leaves
Frederick at m, arriving at Baltimore at 70.
80 noon.
The ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves
Camden Station al a. m and % m. Leaves
kllicot's Mills at 30 a m and 73o . m, ex
cept Sundays. w. 8. WOODsIDE,
Jan 16-tf Master Of Transportation.
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Medicines,
STOP THAT COUGH .

TINE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS,
CoLDs, CRour and WHoorINs Couch
DR.. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs Of the worst kind IL also cures
hoarseness, sore throat, weakness Of the chest,
pain In the breast and lung affections Where
drops Of Pain Curef, ana you will ind immediate
relief DR.. Roses Cough Syrup relieves and
frequently cures consumptive cough, and forti-
fes the system against further attacks
III In bottles at 50 cents and 81
TO CURE GROUP
The lives Of thousand Of children have been
saved, by using Dr. ROSES Group Syrup. IL
gives instant relief Is cents a bottle
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH
DR.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup Is the
only certain cure for Whooping Cough IT cure ,
in short time. and allays ali irritation Of the
Lungs so cents bottle
The above valuable medicines are recommend
ed by Physicians who have tried them In their
practice
To be had Of all Druggists In Washington
Georgetown. and Alexandria. dec 1O-4m
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EVENING STAR.
LANDSCAPE FEATURES.

Miller the English basket mai er, paints nature
with the zen Of a master. What can he more
gr,nh,c than this passage from one Of his poems:
81 n, ,,,r sly the distant landscape melts,
piled clouds hin hin aS1s, hue
IooIs like a range Of clouds, Of deeper blue.
one wIther'd tree bursts only on the view
A hare old oak, which on the summit grows
(And looks as II nom out the sky II gTew:)
That tee has borne a thousand wintry shows
And seen unnumber'd mornings gild its gnarled
boughs.
You FEATHER beaten gray old finger post
Stands like times landmark Io!nting to deca v;
The very roads IL once marked out are lost:
The common was encroach'd on every day
By grasping me who bore an unjust swan
And rent the gift from charity dead hands
The poet dOest still one broken arm display,
Which now points ont where the new woIkhouse
stands,
As 1t Is said, 4" Poor man those walls are all thy
lands -