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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20
CHARLES, LONDON CORDIAL. GIN is shown

CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL. GIN is shown by
the Records Of the Custom House be only London
Cordial Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles. all others
made here in imitation oft.
lei delicious onic beverage and by its peculiar favor
ESQ different from other gns universally esteemed by all
who used it, It adopted with great in
DrsPEPsIA. Gour. RHEUMATISM. DRoPsEY. GRAVEL CoLIo
CHOLERA FEVER AND AGUE. STRUCTURE. DISEASE OF THE
URINARY ORGANS EPILEPSY FEMALE IRREGULARITIES &c.
Dr. VALENTINE Morr, of New York. in letter to the
proprietor. says:
Charles London Cordial Gn the purest best. and os
reliable Extract of Juniper Ihave seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by al
Druggists and Grecers in the United and ase
numerous poisons called London Cordial Gin'-to avoit
thea buy oniy cHARLEs" Reject any othec offered &c
vslue your health Price one dollar for
fifty cents for pins. EDMUND c. CHARLES
nhD-3mdkw Sole Importer. 40 Broadway, N. Y.
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ARCTIC ExPLoRATIoNs.-We have received
very interesting volume, entitled "Arctic
Explorations and Discoveries! during the Nine
tcenth Century" containing an abstract of the
several explorations to the North Seas-both
English and Observation-Disclosures by Ross
Parry, Back, Franklin, Mcclure and other Eng.
lishmcn, and an account Of the First Grinnel
expedition, and the final report Of DR.. Kane
1t embraces, in condensed form. all that has
been discovered and written upon Arctic ex'
plorations since the paciication Of Europe, in
1915. 1t is a volume Of deep interest to both
young and old, containing all the valuable
knowledge that has heretofore been attainable
only from expensive quarters. 1t is for sale
at Messrs. Dobbell & Listers.
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NEGROES GOING SoUTH.-The Chattanooga
Gazette, published at the great crossing point
of the turnpike into Alabama and Georgia,
says the number of Negroes passing South
exceeds all former precedent. They are most
ly from Virginia; and the paper thinks the
Old Dominion is preparing fjr the advent OF
the Northern regenerators, by sending her ne
groes to the cotton fields Of the South. The
next census will disclose an important change
IN the proportion OF slaves in all the Northern
slave States. Free territory will be found
rapidly advancing towards the cotton districts.
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o. The venerable Rob't Owen, once citi-
zen of New Harmony, now cighty-six years oil
age, has published an address to the electors
of Great Britain and Ireland, in which he states
that il any constituency will elect him to a
seat in the House of Commons free Of expense,
and without trouble to himself, he will accept
the office, and explain he " social change can
he Immediately commenced, which shall pro-
duce universal and perpetual harmony over
the earth
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FATCATTLE.-Five yoke of cattle were sent
to Brighton, Mass, market, last week, from
Greenfield, which weighed as follows: 3,4I5
3,4O0, $500, 3,27O. 500.
The Hamilton (Canada) Spectator says tina
a Mr.. Lowry, Of the Mountain Hotel, of tina,
place, has pair Of Durham steers, which
weigh near two tons each, and for which he
has refused $1,000 1t is the intention of Mr.
Lowry to exhibit these two animals at the
next N. York State Fair, and, after that, to
take them to England, as specimen of Cana.
dian cattle breeding.
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o. The Richmond Enquirer says that a
fire damp occurred at Governors Creek coal
mine, Chatham county, n. c., on Monday last
resulting in most serious consequences. Su-
perin.endcnt Dunn and four other men, were
instantly killed. Another's life is iespared
of. The destruction Of everything around
was complete. The company have recently
invested (or were about investing) S2,5OOOOO
in working them. This is the second explc-
sion attended with fatal effect which has taken
place at these mines the present wear.
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THE GREAT Work OF THE AGE.-The New
York Herald, specializing upon the results to
be accomplished by the submarine telegraph,
says:
at will necessarily revolutionize trade, So
ciety, government and civilization. Specula-
ton in cotton, corn and money will be contin
ued, no doubt. hut on entirely different prin-
ciples. The purchaser in London will be ma lie
aware Of the receipts of cotton at New Orl, ans
and Savannah on the very day on which he
concludes his purchase; and our corn and stock
brokers in this city, will have on placard be.
fore them, when they meet in the morning in
their exchanges, the ruling London, Paris and
Hamburg prices Of the same day. Politically,
the consequences Of the submarine telegraph
must be momentous. For all practical pur
poses, it will render Europe and the United
States coterminous States. They will neces-
sarily participate in our political movements,
elections, &C.; and we, in like manner, shall
be made eye witnesses OF theirs. Every morn
ing at breakfast, they will hear what new vim
dication Of the principle of self government
and human dignity has seen the light the day
before in America; and we in our turn, will
know several hours before the actual occur
renee what the great men of Europe have said
and done for science, for letters, for economy
and for truth. In one word, the submarine
telegraph will do more to dcmolish exclusive
national barriers, and to spread healthy hu
name cosmopolitan telling among the leading
nations of the world, than any other enter
prise or event that is recorded in the history
Of the human race"
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E Hollands German Bit.ers prepared ands by
Jackson the German Medical Store 1870 Arch street.
daily in their YELL deserved celebrity
for the all diseases arising from arrangement of the
liver These Bers have indeed proved blessing to the
All their attitude by the
malls This medicine has established for itself
name that competitors however willy their schemes
their pro misses reach IL gained the pn5c
benefits that have been derived
fro N and will maintain its position.
See advertisement. mhl3
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GTThe citizens of New Albany are taking
the initiat"ry steps to build a cotton factory
in that city. 1t is proposed to start in moder-
ate way at first,and on acapital ofonly $4,000.
adjustments cannot compete with large ones
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VALUABLE REMEDY-The unlua!ife testimony in ia
of Dr. Cavanaughs valuable leipe to be found in
advertising column toda will itself the
high the gentleman who makes this
vountar tribute TO the DR.. skChie Daily Jour
The notice from has special
ence 20 the certificate of H. " Head
eacy Dr. Cavanaughs Pile Salve. which is advertised
in columns, for sale by - -
WHITE.
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TnE CRop OF FRu1r AND ToRAcco. -The

THE CROP OF Fruit AND TOBACCO The
Russelville Herald Of the 10th says:
"Snce our last issue, we have learned from
farmers, from various sections Of our county
that the destruction by the late cold spell was
not so great as at first anticipated, although il
was great enough, in all conscience. The to.
bacco plants were not all killed, and some pros.
pect for fruit still remains. However, every
thing has been injured more or leas, and all
the crops will be late coming to perfection"
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uooFLaNDs GERMAN RuTTERs.A

THE KEMED1 NERVOUS Y.
n. MULsHIZEs. Doylestown Pa. June 30 1883 says:
Ny wife has bssn afflicted with debility since
September 1851 since which time have been unable to
sna physician meaen. that would her in the
until called the OF DIR Harvey.
this for tncture of iron. and described him
the all lotions OF wife he then hauded lot Of papers
read. among which found describing German
Buffers. Immediately procured ew BOTTLES froa HIM.
that the h Sitters has
her good than all the medicines she has heretofore
taken. Iglshy you TO send nc half dozen bottles"
See advertise ment. mEl3
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and resources of the country, and the advan.
tages of a free intercourse with us. Our gov
eminent declines an alliance. but proposes an
independent course Of concurrent negotiation
for the common object of free, untrammeled
commercial intercourse with China, in con
formity with the codes of modern, civilized
nations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20

" A Parliament paper has just been is
sued, showing the total imports of grain and
flour into England for the past year Three
iourths OF the total supply Of foreign flour were
obtained from the United States, in. addition
to threc-fiiths Of the mount of Indian corn.
and moro than a fourth of the amount of
wheat
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TEMPLE or HONOR
MUnRY A. LANM.N,s vr.oRIu,

MURRY Or LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER
sootae irrtat of the Skin after shaving Impair the
exquisite aud enduring fume refrhes
and the and is the only floral that
will relieve head ache Applied the
u clears the skin from all blemishes and
transparency to the complexion. Sold by T. Laaman 4
Wholesale druggists. York and
by all druggists at soc per bottle. apl6
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0T The papers contain another account of
a wife murdered by her husband, near Madi-
son, Wis. The details are too horrible for
credence. These wife murders are becoming
things of almost daily occurrence all over the
country. This is the fourth we have chroni.
cled within ten days.
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OF Considerable excitement exist among
sporting men in the East in relation to the
coming English races. The latest SPORTING
intelligence from England gives no further
news regarding the American horses.
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~ The New York Times publishes seve-
raj letters from Panama, received by the Geo.
Law, which place Walkers position in Mica
raSua in very unfavorable light, and the
writers also disbelieve the reports of the recent
victories which he is said to have achieved
over the allies.
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o. A man, in mining for lead in Wiscon-
sin, few days ago, after going through rock
for seventy feet, opened into a remarkable cave,
filled with bones of animals, different from any
recognized by the naturalists of that vicinity.
Teeth were discovered two and half inches
SQUARE.
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OF French papers contain some addition
al information with respect tc the late Brit.
ish naval demonstration in the port Of Nan.
gaski, Japan. 1t appears to have had the
effect of producing from the Emperor more
liberal orders with regard to general trade.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20

o. The New York Herald says that DR..
Robert Hunter Of that City has been accom-
plshing the most extraordinary results in the
treatment Of consumption, by Inhalation, de-
creasing the mortality more than One Thous-
ana in the past two years. The following
are the figures from the City Inspectors Re-
port:
Deaths from Consumption in is54-n is5s-in 1855
3.03s ASIA 1857
Showing an actual saving Of life truly mir
aculous, when We consider that this disease
has heretofore been regarded as hopelessly
fatal.
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G They have queer methods of punish
ment in Covington, Ky. Il. Hughes. vagrant
has been sold into slavery for three months.
Thomas Hand-a white man--for petty
Larceny, has been whipped on the bare back.
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o. The Governors house at indianapolis
was sold at auction last week The building
is to be removed, and the Circle ornamented
and made pleasant promenade for the citi-
z,nS.
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o. Mr.. George Wood, Of the Peoples The.
alter at Cincinnati, has purchased a lot and is
about to erect new theater in Chicago. Ii
-commodate three thousand people.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE EULL,S HEAD.

81 Soteesn tins place. per line insertion
30 cents per line three tines 80 cents line dis
counton Ion ger time.
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CHiRi.ES BARCUCk.
Importer and Dealer in
COACH AND SADDLERY HARDWARE,
MAIN sTREEc NEARNATER

EHAVISG completed arrangements with European and
n a AreTiSan manufacturer direct supply all
In my iae. an enabled % Her L. dueeuen that
f to make interest OF all engaged in the business
give trial.
name in part-Feioes. Shafts Bars. Axles. Springs
made CT the best steel Bands Enanelei all kiu
Leather Clo.hs, Innings Carriares varnhs Casting
OF all kinds Saddle frees Easish Bride Leather
spurs Hames. line silver HamesO % all kinds Jenny Li0c
Gig Trees Self listing Pais Ta PateBt Fly
MS Shoe Ihreads. Horse blankets Londea Girth rs
American Grit. Rein Webs. bs Cotton Norsred
London welt skins asuperior a-teS lvOry uta Pereks
and brass LINED IAringal Ring; super Kerseys
Horse Covers the best quality Carriage Bolts Patent
Trees. DC. &c
KEEP Ia fact everything appertsnng aisher branch
the tGnSs and understanding beth branches thorcu hiy
e~01d RESPECTFULLY invite your before
Ing else wheIe.
| an also agent for WARDS PATENT SPRING SAD
DIE ar2oaIw
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CosrAR'S" Rat. Roach. Sc. RXTFRMINATOR,
''COSTAR'S' Bed-bug. EXTERMINATUR,
''C0SrAR'S'' ELECTRIC POWDER. for Ants Flies r
Order from Pot. No, 3ss BROADWAY NY. or
DklGGI rs and DEALERS everywhere.
Full particulars by mail.
So Lvorr IL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Il 4 T + 8

Ons square ten lines less time zoe: three times Al
week. 81 50 weeks. 81 nonfh 81: tbree
months 81 months, $40; year. SI5 riseoun ON
larger advertisements Cards of lines or und-- g Per
lnnun No charge for marriage death
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o. Mr.. Joseph Reed, Postmaster at Oh
ney, died on Saturday last. very suddenly
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HOII.OWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT.-To
dePlete thu by bleeding and violent gng is to
deprive lies machinery OF its motive power These great
remedies dis the blood and the ecreons and
ternai complaints by detcyns their seeds in the vital
fluids Sold tho factories. No 30 Maiden Lane,
New York and No. IA strand. L. ndon and by all
gists. at 25c. 62hc.. and 81 per box or pot. apis
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The large spacious house with stablry for so horses
connection with tne Bowling Alley and lots situated
on Main street. known the Balls ad admirably located
fora arst class hotel be had lease great bar
gain for one more years. Apply
mh24-lmd&w J. @. JEWELL & CO.
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49,, "A GENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted with tn
'y dry gods and grocery bust ess has had long ex
perenee in both is excellent salesman seeom
piishod Book Keeper would like situation n which eihe
or all these qualifications would available to his en-
Poyers to whom he give the high rferenees App
TO the editor OF the Journal. ie2i-tf
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400 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
KEEN & PRESTON

HAVE in store every description Of boots aud shoe
d a 20 S S A dc e e. DO calf Ga and %
stitched plain aud fancy lace top Boots Men,
E % goat nit goat calf ssfaaa IsstIs
& sa ass goat Sxs a an
goat calf and calt and patent lie her Shoes; Boys cal
% Kip 4: & hs
do goat m fsn r.1,sd sSrs P rs sS
plain aud leather faced Caters Co toeees OF
the trade wonens Buskius Of various styles ef goat
grained xii. morocco. enamslei patent leather glove
Misses, ssoees split. Kip calf calf: goat. ni:. goat;
siOye Sc. Youts's arissns calf. erli kr, split
greined lac ard strapped shoes oaths calf aud call
These goods bought Of tbs and
Shoe. "a the same terms as Dry Goods We have en- the
desirable stocks of Boots and
makers New England. and from this time forward II
viii. be sr ay ss river 70 shoes
invite the trade call and sSani5s ;Sek
~ .s seth Thomas REks '
20 IBIS Waite hi; S
WHITE LEAD-''O kegs ,;'rs feT ;aIs sy
MAILS AND sPIKEs.-scc kess ss.o, ted sizes;
forssie lowby app ORR. DALZELL e co.
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Assignes's Sale of Hardware and Cutlery.
ygNUE uaderiyaed ASSIGNEE OF G. NJ Griffith. viii sell
prvlte sale the Siaia street. recently
by said -th. cost the entire stock snsis
almost oyery article g he found in Hardware store
much Of said remain uasOli. will be closed
Ion IN Monday. Nav I'd. 1887.
mh3l NATHAN hONLEl, Assigaee.
MAPLE Sugar and Molasses in and for sale hy
1U-T RECEtVED--
81 I hha prime sugar; 4bhls Plantation Molasses
Dbl sugar House MOIasses; 5hags prise Rl2 GO See
mh3I SAM'L VIcRERY.
S,wEET POTATOEs.-lObh Is lust reed and for sale
- BY mhsi NlCkEEt y IoHNsIoN
AiiyE OIL bhl pure Olive Oil;
rs dor ass'd sizes do do do; for sale by
a2i4 Y. II. COOK SON.
ARRIV VAL.
PROFESSOR MOZART
VVyILL remain in this city only short time and To-
w ytes Ladies and GentlemGn OF this city.
travelling public give him call lie prepared
themselves and children; what
cation each apted. and what kind Of matrimonial
required by each both for the sake Of the health
children and to abide in rhcid concord for life
disposition. md charts marked with ull
prnte rules for all business arts and sciences will be
Issued from soclock A. NJ. to O'Clock p NJ at Re us
sD- Examin alton made in private. IL required
left At the ocs 10 give private 'esidtnce
examinations. will be attended to. apl4 lwd
- DRUMS prime large Codhsh. reed and for sale by
IS e. COOK &S0S-
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New Novel by the Author OF Zaidee.
NAGDEEEN HEPBURN:
STORY OF TIE SCOTTISH REFORMATION
nv MR. AtNGn.

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One Dollar.
ihs caar nng novel By the author of Iaidee will be
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spiS-2t rs Ann stree Nv York
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30 tRDiSG

BOARDING
With large aud pleasant rooms for the of
and lady for gentlemen can Obtained
in private family in central location Apply this
Office. fell-tf
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GO Il,

WOOD! WOOH.,-orders for Wood left at SAMUEL
VIcKERY's will be promptly filled. feb3
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81 DRUMS prime large COdhsh. reed and for saleby
q, III. COOK d SON.
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NOT ACE.

N 18th day OF Nay the Board Commissioner
" of Fanderburgh County. will covering thu
County Jail Building with a roof. according IN
speeiisa.Ioa dlet in the County AUDITORS Ofiee.-
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received said work
ay9- tddGw WILLIAM Ii. WALLER, v. C.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-01-22

SCENES ON THE OCEAN FLOOR.-Bes the count
less varieties of the fucus, the bottom of the sea is
OvergroWn with the curled, deep purple leaves of the
sea-lettuce, with large porous lichens, and many
branched, hollow alge, full of life and motion in their
rosy little bladders, thickly set with ~ever-moving tiny
arms.
These plants form submarine forests, growing one
into another, In apparently lawless order: here inter-
lacing their branches, there forming bowers and long
avenues at one time thriving abundantly, till the
thicket seems impenetrable, then again leaving large
openings between void and void, where smaller plants
form o beautiful pink turf. There q thousand hues
and tinges shine and glitter in each changing light.
In the indulgence of their luxurious growth, the fuel
especially seem to crafty every within and freak.
Creeping close to the ground or sending long-stretched
arms, crowned with waving plumes, up to the blessed
light of heaven, they form pale-green sea-groves,
where there is neither moon or star, or rise up nearer
to the surface, to be transcendently rich and gorgeous
in brightest green, gold and purple. And, through
this dream-like scene, playing In all the cOlOrs of the
rainbow, and deep under the hollow, briny ocean,
there sail and chase each other merrily gayly-painted
mollusks, and bright shining fishes. Snails of every
shape creep slowly along the stems, while huge, gray
haired seals hang with their enormous tusks on large,
tall trees. There is the gigantic Dugong, Re siren of
the ancients, the side-lOng shark with his leaden eyes,
the thick-haired sea-leOpard, and the sluggish turtle.
Look how these strange, i~li-shapen forms, which ever
keep their dreamless sleep far down in the gloomy
deep, stir themselves from time to time See how
they drive each other from their rich pastures, how
they seem to awaken in storms, rising like islands
from beneath, and snorting through the angry spray!
Perhaps they Craze peacefully in the unbroken cool
of the oceans deep bed, when 10 a hungry shark
comes slyly, silently around that grove ; it's CLASSY
eyes shine g~host-lke with a yellow sheen, and seek
their prey. The sea-dog first becomes aware of his
dreaded enemy, and seeks refuge in the thickest
scene changes. The oyster closes its shell with q
clap, and throws itself into the deep below the
turtle conceals head and feet under her impenetrable
armor, and sinks slowly downward ; the playful lit
] IL GI - 4hn I~o~aIno g R1o
Holsters hide under the thick, clumsily shapen roots,
and the young walrus alone turns boldly round, and
faces the intruder with his sharp-pointed teeth. The
battle commences both seek the forest their fins
at last the more agile shark succeeds in wounding his
adversary's side. Despairing of life, the bleeding
walrus tries to conceal his last agony in the woods,
but, blinded by pain and blood, he fastens himself
among the branches, and soon falls an easy prey to
the shark, who greedily deyours him.-Putnam'
Magazine.