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The rtvrr continues 10 tail il8Fi5, sltb aqua.
lance Of vet 60 Valena
rhs Mar'sa,s feeg lssui pawgaal. Tor all
boats aeose nv Rspsds. lsf ths ssW zen, and
.nass are staW .ns thcu lrt,a tsfg unsA rom
Henderson Ia hsskata .ssssa
NAiks~,--,. elsti 10 t.1s as,,e. stsl sf,,ay.
would convince the most 3eiitt.iss u,sn tsat tho
business OF NJ. Fsal vas IN n li,slf.hias oonai
hua' What. wiih the uni,ssiils', at boat. from
oc'"w, AMI TIE Ioadisg ., Niasfs l,i TIE Minnv-
.ota, togvihcf With tho lasaias os dgsNswlh
"oods ior out merchants. ths,. was al ANNA
go Tine. Ath"nvh ~ one huat brin,-a large
rec"if's, YET, IN tho ssgr.ga,c the hu~iees. ~
'~ n'og erptass ntastitalls 1heteaSrd uVet last
sse' Ih' hanhee ~ neV boat. iaa been
st'ssly augmented sad VIA al ,lat have
eaer here, mast % sism have san~ batter on
'a'W ~, iaul tips THAI thas oru,ii IN put other
trade. NeWos.i org'paihis ~ hiutga ha..ness
go ,he uhi" amt ~ Tributaries, ana no tho Ms
'i.-pp below ~. Louis, % msia b, tho ,af,,u,
patte's an stose streams. Tho Uprrs Mie-t.ain-
~ and M'stOuti nisiahss msse uada a., steam,
hcats fbsn alians' All the other ri,ets rulnh,avd
ahhehRh ru,irrstioo does nat seem 10 liua Ia
50 ispldi, 10 81, faal ~ bcrt!nletp, there is a.
m"eh snns'ahuai grew ID eutnu 90, the evidence
" sshia n IA oM ihcrVsAAsi D., sr bu.laess and
h"' My dbra Va liver husinaa@ iadteatu All.
'sst' ha' an ever ,ho usty thv sounds ~ hasy Ia.
pn' et'a' ihe ear. and tho erection Il nss build
nrs, whWh Is isg beyond lssl year, p,e,e, tAs
tact mote cent lsslspfy.
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Nor |. the Su,sr,pe CONT AZ In. rn;m
IN, e,,ss,, ,.pd,ratr~, bv ,hs pos,,,ou now
ss.as,c,i i,c,c. nv ,lse published crxsl Of this
Da,,,, ,sN Tho m,,pIe al X an.as IN f,rm.
ug iN r stale ,aus,i,u,iop ami nat Can
.sn.sl ,au., ,hrsie hi. ou.s,,ou 81 slavery
Tor ,h,n,ui,... Having inns sus,nin,sl tn,
r.urt nn hath N. cx,n,r,,sr,,.l ,s,,,,s H..
ciisi by that tr,bunsl, /, i hus,i they viii,
M, aptroye the snsrchisI and r.yohiiona
nv pr,sss,lips, If other States. e,mnv,ny
tho Sunr,m, t.u,, Irom our .v.,cn hs IA
pti,,ur i, ID the rrrat ,over tr which IL
49, ,rS,.xl. Of ex,sap,iin. TN. toosti,n.
t,on, II that h, DOM, No NAN h.,, in a.,
40 unity Of royrru,nen, or lum,a mental law
bu, lust ns many ever VARYING ,,on,r,,n,i,ns
as ,,a,sioo. urrmdi,, ARA Ls,.l i,tn,cs,x MAY
,rnm time Ia ,'mr nrserihe IN an, ,bir,, an.
States Of tho Union.
have ,n,leayord bersoE,rc family 4,
torshs.iow the wonderful, pr,sn.ri,y ina,
would follow AT onre IN Kansas III, fnu,
and peaceful settlement, az this question.
Hu, il il should BE- in the uoxer ot asitators
10 prryru, such ruuIt, no,hinv hut ruin
will wrvsic our Territory. tonthleuee
will cxpirr. AMI law and order will bc sub.
ycrte,l, Anarchy a,,d civil wnr will bc NJ.
inauyura,nj among us. An nropcr,y will
greatly dcprpciair M yAlu, iyrn m, ,u,st
Isrtns will become worthless, our town.
and cities will sirk into decay. A mourn.
tai train 81 returning settlers with ruined
HOPES anil blasted fortunes. win leave our
borders Al who have purchased proper.
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AGoS. Asp AsmrArs On NpntAy alst,. .
saa,bSr VI deck hands ffsp The steamer Hss
0'.sis aud 1,bst bost.. gathered 81 soo's fi'Hs
,Sf h1sEfs On Fourth street. asd Sfhf hsiSs
pretty we'll Csfnsi. started ia . cf1Sj ~ th'
rssF, Near The corner - Third aud ia, ksin
street,, thsY commenced qas'sihg sm"et
them ssIsss, saa -hsa oppssi . tho Nnhtes'
Ifps.e. = tSiesys.s rspi Ia them ssd .fdffrH
the ~ ~ disyF,.s, shsssapSn us VI a." f"s
die. .unek he PDirrmsn, aud he IN frias
a.ed his eans hy ihi- time the Ibefs BAD Ia
lea 30 for IN narps.s ~ isrsr fss ~ thr
pole smab. f.pt. Mater, ~ ,b~ Psa Wnd
police, tbsH sppsstsa si.i o'dsfsa uss pa't' g.
aisps's, hey refused, 'hfss,shiHK ,ssg.sns'
Hpon ~ palles Tho fAptsin thea df~s he
fsytdtsr, AID ordered ib1s" sks had s,otss ~
;ss.f hstA. ~ dep ihs@, wsish isoss Ia front
u tiB SD. bot tksfs were ise 81 issse s,1tsss
fLiawa from behind 1oi dgibx any ,rfiSg. hurt,
hssry.s The e,o~s sppssf.d d.possd W 60
a~.s. 10, ora John ~ hnhae. VIII spIsa sd
h. To- ti.- nRlssdss. Brssi isam os ~ To- ths'
vislstse,
ON u item. Jahs BrHd,. hoping 10 a., gs,t
Muir a. dissf,sHisss. ssta@ touod 6bs ~ he
kss.s. sna rushed ny ,ssin5 hsr'. tax. L.,s,l
~ bin, hy VI" nstk.ils. s@d ssdsstosed sstrikt
k4fs ia sioss. rhssk he Ls.a IN ts- hsb5 O..
fLs Capt suHsgi.d sEh bis. pnnl the tss
ser, dbss ~. pmhsst msnt st tbs Asntgsai
uosss. whsrs tsps Makers revolver Sss az
s,asais.y d,.f bsigsd. tbs report " vh,ah sea,.
vs.,i the sslsss VI the crowd. Tie Caps- n
got tss b~i,af u rs mAa And arrested L,p tss
si,sfSSjs had iLs gtasf nsa, heMaisas, AZ
f~s,~i. In davgery near The isyre 4 lua
her ~ The pssss f.ses we're 10 the sronad. bat
the s'id- ~s~ tss sr~s, fos theta. 1k~ mes sf
rested, ~srs tfsd yesterday before Jss;las ~
nyns. Dhs sss, Joba Hfsay. sas committed
20 as.se far s~sssit Tho o,hsf xss impfs
sssd tia'ty ss,s 10 dsfsoii ~ ysymsns " Hhs
~ tsfss ss sss barn The afS,, 90. performed
issss astt STA safaasLie eDsis<ss. sad Nc on
b sgsdtf ii.sy I'D sot resort 70 mere sIsrsv,ls
mssns 70 qasfi the v.4lstsaoe 10 thslf satLofiiy
We sSyss wsot a. ksar ~ our Police ererfs
',eisx s,ssroiss ~ sssrsvsi ~ any -, OF
fs~s.ss -bstbsf ii s.r own people or thus.
Tgnh.hE aa tia rifeg
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srm oas ps,iy ID ras.as,
DsAya raaa LAupAsss. -i.e,aAtd ,soxsy, y
resident Of the second Ward, being Ia ti,s sabi,
IT getting ou spfsps, bat no, physically abs Ia
w''b.ianh their effects. tesoried on haiaida,
Ai'eso"oa To q dosa ~ isadaoou'. TO gu'et hs
.ervss, after uoe u bia drinking spsiis, hui us
fortunately tho dose wss loo heavy. aud the
eonneau.ae. ma. the msn died on SUNDAY morn
,as a, 4 clock. III. oaioney va, eallea In Ia
h,,a AN iaaa..,, ~Ll.b oeeupled a poytisa ~
~ aa,.. la, there was uo e,Lienee that ,hs
o,s,aeas 81 isndaaam wsa Intentional, ., tha,
,LAfe VA. any p,sdi.pa.lns causes for saieide.
The Jury returned . verdict. thai tho deceased
oaw. 1. M. death by an ...t,,,ss nj ,auiaauu.
IN. ia,, refused a, an, xbs,b,t Intentional a,
M.
u ,
a.,
s."''' MY /" "'"P'' P''''' "''"s" Nv
""'"' y" '""''""' '"'""' Wv "'"'
'"'y "''' "'" ,"pp"e' N"" 's'"''e ""p''
-, IN ,.,,,,. man, ~. ,,...,,,a
"'A ''" .""' w" y" 'pP
"'' '"f "'" ."' 80 '
" "'' '"T
"ser The aiy, accompanied W tisid lightning
A heavy rain fell tot ahoYt 10 Iainates, wbaa
-, ., A.. a, al. ..u. ,,,.li..
WV ""'' w.
back from the south ~esa hsT'"s sA'hr'ea M
diuoDsl fescs, sending forth tbs most ,a'snss
lightning and .h.,o tspo,,.. .nd making the
- A
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PSs Lrvnrs vos sr. rxrrM-rhs Equator
takes AZ to das. . barge lead u luc.ber, 1900
Ise,, nom the ~ An,hcay asils, fcr sale ., ~
Peter The cost u shipping II Ia t.so per
io'p feet. aud tho probable cos, II the iamher
Delivered In ~. Peter viii be ahou, $500 pet
ioco ,ce,. II will soil readily up the river y, $50
PerM.
Rt,loc>s We can can s~r No good reason
shy rtopcfi, holders shoald cree, the mosl
Nn,ibies- fame hallaioas On the main business
streets, ,noo re.en,bi,uy Tho balloon shsa,ics
put ur iol Temporary convenience, than hnsi
ness houses, calculated 10 stand frr year, We
,h'sk the CT, II ~, Fan, I. old enough, and tar
enough advanced IN oommer rival Importance IT,
induce the eiiiRcn. Ia pa, up substantial bplla
lnss. .uoh IS would he an Indication oi hrr tas.
ines. prosperity, and the hherauty aud cutter
prise u her resijeat. There s,e some haill
,ass erected os Third aud IT. Aathon, streets.
tha, waad ID homer 10 The enterprise NJ any
CITY. cas-, ~ vest, There vas . nscesAity a,
one time in the hla,ory II 81 raai. when ,hcse
.h,i,s lot haild,as. had 10 b. tcser,eJ ~ hut
the time, we thiek, has passed. h,, tor these
things We were led ~ these remarks, by noting
the unusual number 81 frame buildings nov go.
Ing mp, hIhog siNos, every vacant 10, On the
maln business streets, We confess, We would
rather our ely srou mare slowly ami more
substantially, than arraglns into mushroom
existence.
SrsAN lhu,sM AlAWa MuistLss. wv ha,r
had pat up"a thu steam hciler. which " used Tot
driving the r,osssa Asp pssoeR,t s,can Cyl
,nder itc.s, u steam botisr alarm wh,.tie,
tc'sft's rasap 10 Indicate by al alano When
tho water get. low In ,hr hotter, Prom ah ck
amiaatou II this simple Instrument, and n test
NJ II ppon the boiler, We are sa,lshed ai ia aiil.
~ and that the s,ssi de.idcralam ahoai steam
bo.isr. hs. been ioaal. W. wiil NJ, pteaeaa 10
explain the mAnnet Ia whrh the alarm Ia awcn.
ba, tha, Il doe. give the alarm of Law water jus,
., ths tiEh, tins when II In necessary 20 srs ths,
the paIaps are wakins aad the boiler btios fe,
plen,sbed, We eaaao, sre how II wooid he pos
sib,e fos hoilri 10 cSplade frann wan, ~ wa
ter, II que Of hss. whl.tlss arr attached. ADD ia
wwaioa s,tenicd W,
Tbase Interested In steam beii.,s ess exam
Lao TIN whistle by calling =, The engine room.
We understand NJ. Psfsw q. seuNses Is tho
1enetsi Asen. Tor Tho West, aud Jossra n.
CosmAp. ior M,aasss,a. and Iiosssr w,ssrll
for Illinois
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f,tgIL 1As.gsEaAt4g Ass nueystiN8-ttiE
y sd,.t'issf ass,ns noe, 4 ,s agts.siu.ssi ~ "a
...r, ~. ~ "a sasssii = 4. "a. Va, ga 80
',g p'e..-'essa + f'' prose- al ,alew.
ia al saao,s. y y b, sss.,s s,ss 4, ss,ss,s al.
p,,'Issss -assau -. ~ sis.a y a. passts .ai
~. ~ =, n, - H.. :. -. ,sss.,.s
,,'', 's'.s '' +',.e. = e 1''sF :.
ass.f, tb,g. q 49,
a.ss,. F..,s a. Sec
4-sa 4 ~. - Pc. > us 81 ON
s,.",. ss4ss - 1870 :, So ~. s', ssss ~
,,"t s.',..',, e,
Ha.t.D i.aIsa
t. ''"-'T.a ~ .N.,p ss,,a fss
s.,'' ''ss'''e -, :. q. {. 90 . 81.
100 s. sss =. s.s 80 !. s.:a sss
" = '''- 'A- use 9 'ep.j - v g,asetts
s",''-'' '''-' +" '''' '-A' ~ ''i''' w
,.i - -, - - |, Z -
.'s"'' - I"~ -'' -''' t'' .s'@. -. -, a.
r...,s,s,.,,,os,i,.st.,a., ~ 1870. AZ -
sts,ot, 2 . a.,,, ,,ss , So q e-,'''l
safs' a. n :. psse ',.,''. ~ ..-s sss,1s .-~s' -
s ..s '. 500 ~ 80, ..saa a. - g, -,
5.-...a '-sst
80, =. -a. s,.. , Il ~ X T. :, = o..
=. =. 60 ,.,, = ''.-'' 80 = =, .s, =,
., f.,,' y ',s..,s : . - g - 80. .ss ''.'.s
g..sa . a. ~ - ss-s-s.' q ,is. e's-,. a.
-. (. .-ssS " ., sa,s So 20 ., sas,.ss
.apf... .. =. 'sa.s.'f 3. :, =. isasa ~ ysr..s
40 .. " - ,.si Z - 3. ~ -.
-. - 49,, ,t,t $500 - Nt',s..s ~.
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ISTisrs frn4a fagiAnj state ~ s-u,y,,r
fsfvgotD ias ,s-n 10 issn,sr = w~s no
9e' fi~ essr a ~ Pr NJ csswr1as
hsd "ersur'j g'ys' ,sin ''r-ins his jDsrlsy
from Psris W. BIZ fassiy ar sncta'agsd
~ 'ie s~anrstss' a ,lvr f'.yslrlsn 'ia' Si,is
~, J+cmn ~ estg ~ 'hosld NJ nav.
recommended W. - eosniny N iotion
sDt~s ~ hgf rtsd rraeon n lrgs' ~ ID.
t~ v-k. II Sa-~ssa iis ,rse
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4 .y.,sry q N.~ t.Sginslsra. hssDs., by
a CfazsryrsiEsssi e.srgymsa ~ Ns<,aebu
,saiS. ar p,rpgB,g ~ Fmigrs'r 10 loss The
p'u~r, sna~n. Afsf ,bs i'iJn.fe,,h fs,hiou
THY have ,h'n~1 sisa par is.s.i q usc, in
to- ssss'b~,s'sFs Iss,i O. ii- -tA,s 10 Aisins
stss Adar eo@s,ss. AMI intend o. have .
.tt<nsE'. rah ssf'.,s.. etsnrc,se. ibssrsy
iys'ntn. pf.Ts~. All otbsr a.'si. hbsry
as<i Fss,g0'is sIsnntagsp.
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on Friday, 81 The Garner ~ Ninth and Olive
s,fesi- in this city, preparatory 10 III. erection
~ Il ~ y aud .iegas, church by The Episcopal
denomination under che tsr,ofshlp Of firs A.
Il. PAr1ssAos. The bu1dlss. whisb vas plso
ned by l.. HISS, fsira, s'tbitset, land who
vii .upefiRiehd its e0nsi,.rtion,j will he ~
stans ruibIc 3s!is. ard ~ bet high n the
sp,iug II the root whhh u 10 b. II . high
pitch. and open iimb"red. This style ~ arch,
iretgs ell b. gothic and ctesdorm. with t~o
ifpsl-. "ss ~ sistl. The other IN olive streets,
ani t"nsf ia ihs angle 81 the nsys and tan'
sept. ffoa,ing aa smith street, using si,s
,p,s ~ n. hsieb ~ iB fee, The length II
n.ys AMI ehshSsl !. az bet snj ~ ~. Usosspt
vi feet. T,s ~igih ~ tansapt sud nsyn ssrb
h q feet sod H. lais,i, ~iIi .rsi 40 pet.gss.
4 rs,eI, chsbss, 20 fest deep. Jbe sihas~.
vii Ne ~ b. sgtiliIr s,sinsJ gisss. 1hs organ
vill 9cegpy fecss. nssf ,bs pulpit 60 The lef,
hand ss the ti,ufsh ~ entered from Olss a.
fhs estimated coat aths neat sainoe IL o.; on,
and The name bs .bob Il viii he hnssn il 81
Fsgl Church s.eb ,sP'oysmss,s AZ this
srs Ias r,gh, hind ~ give promissn,s 10 our
,hy ana ,,ae.t. t,sda upon The libsisitg u
the congregations n, .hoss use u s a,.irssd.
Cont Novs Capt Goodinv yesterday mora
Ing. in connection With .sms II tho po,ic. fo,e.,
started good tso's In driving IDLE arsys and
~ssos, "a ihs Issss ssd 80 hope Z, s.s the
f.ty fosscA ysd this of,csf'. vrs..swsfthy
ssgt. Ia hflos yfi.f pai u rosfssisp. by o.
lseiihg q d'.YtnAhs stand, -bers ali sssys
.hsaii be sis;i0ps5 .s,ii engaged fss iss.,isg.
'sp,sin g@',iing yesterday directed then !. ~.
cspt sssh aaa n Jsohsoa street, from the
Hrsrsa PAsx CorNsv ---ii.nfso. The spring
sssss IN III. Bastias Psss Coarse opss.d ys,
tsrdsy the 9Th isstss,. captain ass~sH.
ssrfsi harss, A.L.. John IMs.'. bsy hofa..
Mat. and timoH Poser. tfo~s nsfs Mr.
ss'sss Hsds, s.fs entered f., ,hs Pfspnsis'-
Ps'ss Il ~ sais heats. bssi tee IL three.
fbe hr.i he's; ~.s ukss BY iisis n i.ssl 70.
dsstAs,sihg Mat. sk, boltsa The usss the
ls.i qn.f,sf sn5 ssnsny % shs.1 .; H. B.g'
sams ,hfsa - fsof irngiLs
The .seshi hssi Wa takes sss.ly b, N.
Bsls che bad ~ her own ssy sf,., The 80.
esd qssf,ey di.sssoiss I,shs aaa xsIiapipg ksiar
10 I ~ ssd slsssx the rae,
rzsrrIs.. sf,sr ,hs f.ss. . uot sss s.d
bs'r.sA SIMON Fo~sf.s s.,rsi ss,,e UaS
I,,.hssa. .hs The fess sD'.. J.sa Jsss
tired w Jshh Lais. Pare 40 best iso tn
issss
J.Ss~ 4a.s ,ses ". s's' Toe ..s,. 10 sGs 80
1s9.
P.,fso,--Ah 'rapTsmpis ms,es fas tiss s,~sa
Tie ,f,srnoos, bs,-sss v. y I&Ay.4y and c.s.
Dssls. fs .,sgls dssA a Lsssisy
aFs,ng ~ pa sg stallion, Esd L,s~, Ant b1s
HI driving a. b horse rssastan. I'D baa
.ss. sosss hani.sr,.i, IN ? ~. ss,snrins Pse
assss
W ah.lsrstsni thai ~ esy,s~ viii be E.p,
spsE dsr'as the pTs.ss' ssss Ts~'. - yfsm
- u soma sLs 'S.G,.
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s Moor. HKrpsr "A Nis~yar i',~,.
master reently made 'hn f,iloving report
-As = f'pgft % TIE President

IEsFFrzb Co. W.. ApfI 10. tEl
NJ - assse Efg4 ~ W. .-.- ;. Tia
F'-'ssssisf 81 t.sis bisss pad b. - gDs~ not
Net .sd k-s ra's g1o. isr ib'ss - foot
sse... sci 10 bss ~ DsyE,y hrr.. bst hss.
bees opsH,ag ibs o,si~ GAL Aitssli.s,s h. 4 sfics
- hSs be- gee ss r. isr - fsy Wiz. NE
sol ne fa-sns-s'-r feis NJ tat mast make =
report ~ ~ ED ~ Fssry msn'h. sad 81 not
So ne sk9 sss 20 sriie b.. bat .apf,ssss u
IL ~ Fss % sha1i r4sks ow fEpsris. -
az VI es'lSfhs q ias tspfeiAInf at ~ rb,sh y1n
sjs n0S rfssi~ui n tba ~; ;hs right
sns d. fsssiy. tss pt't %. $50 drip me l. -
bs.s s'lax - sg.s wAo ara H. report IT,
AID w. shis sss,a,
krrrFT ~ fsg irH - tFsIi .e- Ia sssii.st
e ro'f ~, 10 ssssaa pfoy siaas - wfs and
ss's Aiga i'Ht npia ih.'~asiny sti'tst ~ h.ss
sssui-f usiis esns r~sk root be .ith .r4 tbr
gsssgis q this fSsaify are M s,rssiy t'ssssa
81, Jpgr Aan|a s;fsiipa this - 81 kssr
Nat sg.ia 's'sfs-f gea 4 ,lsts T. asy,h'ng
pni'''sf ~ ~ rs fsgr rifsss les sgs sa~
~ hes, ''si.~ets ~ fen ssf sr. DSshsnaa.
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"a tNt-anAsN ~ ~ fsfh
80 80 y tfaas-ss aga. az sslsss aass zee
A..s' 10 s.as r.ns-s~ ~ xssa, ssx.-sr |.
aiFs~ y f.ss-ssssla t-las.a he g~da > saauias-
afffs Ffg4-- skul&Awtna
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CEI ERR ATRN FIRM AIR PIIIa

Prepared from prescription Of Sir james Clarke, NJ.
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This in
valuable Medicine Is unailing In the OF all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the Female
constitution.
modentes all excess, removes all distractions and
brings on the monthly periods with regularity. These
Pills should be used two three weeks previous to
confinement; they fGrtfy the constitution and lessen
form her duties with safety to hersef and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage but at any other time
they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pair
in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on Slight
Exertion, Papation Of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits
Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful
diseases occasioned by disoriered system, these Pills
will effect cure when all other means have failed ant
although Q powerful remedy do not contain iron
calomel, anthony, any other mineral. =
Full directions accompanying each package. Pric,
In the United States and Canada. One Dollar
N.B.-el00 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will Insure bottle OF the Pills nv
return mail. W. W. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
Sole Agent for Indiana.
HALL0CK STODDARD,
ap2' 5I.lyis General Agents. Evansville.
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JoHN.-A stranger visiting Evansville
gives an account Of our city and its
prospects to the ST. Louis News. He
commends our railroad as one Of the
most pleasant and best built roads in the
country. and predicts that when we get
our Southern connection through the
Henderson and Nashville road, we shall
be on one Of the great theroughfares be-
tween the North and South. The most
remarkable character he encountered in
our city was John -
At the railroad depot, q sprightly, good
looking young man, who, I afterwards
learned, was, with eminent appropriateness
called "John," put me into the omnibus. and
then drove me to the hotel. A quarter Of an
hour afterwards, he was at the desk, and po-
litely handed me a pencil with which to re-
gister my name. At dinner, found him in
the dining room, performing the duties Of
waiter as aptly as though he had never at
tempted anything else; and, when, few
hours later, my trunk went from the hotel II
a steamboat, the inevitable and ubiquitou:
"John" was under it. 1t was but natural
then, that should come to the conclusion
that he was the original 'John Of all work,
who, l used to regard as q my tn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29

HUSBANDS SHOULD REPORT THEM-
sELvEs.-A man who had been absent
four years in Australia, without writing
home, returned to Lowell, Mass last
week, and found his wife married to
another man, by whom she had had a
child. The wife had received no letters
and supposed her first husband dead ;
but on his Temperance she insisted on
going back to him, and taking the child
by the second marriage but the last
husband claimed the right retaining it,
and the other parties are taking legal
measures to reclaim it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29

@The New York papers say that
the obligation of theSouthern Michigan R.
r. for large amounts are going to protest
every day in the city, and it is believed
that it will prove a bankrupt concern
and be compelled to 60 into the hands OF
receivers and the road will be taken by
the mortgages. The company own fine
line of Lake steamers which will be
seized by the first creditor who can OBJ
tain judgment. 1t is but a few months
since the stockholders contributed ST.
100000 to relieve the company from
debt. They are now disposed to let the
concern 60 rather than submit to further
assessments.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29

KASsAs.-The st. Louis Democrat
has intelligence from Kansas, but up to
what date, we are not informed. The
letter says that the free State men are
being annoyed by prosecutions under the
form Of law. ARRESTS are being made in
every direction. Lawrence alone is
exempt. Troops are encamped near
Lawrence. Their force is daily augment
ing. On Tuesday another company Of
dragons was added to the "army Of &C.
cupation." There is some object in these
movements. Some say that the tax is
to be collected there. Pro-slavery lead
ers have SAID so. Walker. in imitation
Of Buchanan, is non-committal." Two
hundred free State men have been
summoned to appear at Lecompton for
trial, on the day of election. The Topeka
constitution will be maintained (the
letter says in spite Of all the efforts OF
Gov. Walker to supplant it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29


Our citizens gave a cordial greeting in
the streets, yesterday. to their fellow
townsman, Willard Carpenter, on his
return, after an absence Of five months,
spent in the most arduous and persever-
ing efforts to obtain the means to COM
plete q great public work. We are
happy to learn that he has not been en-
tirely unsuccessful. The Iron for the
Straight Line Railroad will be delivered
to the contractors At any time when they
can raise the funds to pay the duties and
freight. To obtain the necessary sum,
the contractors and company have de-
termined to sell the 90,OO0 acres of land
conveyed to the road in the payment of
its stock. for cash. at the best prices they
will bring. The Directors have deter
mined also to raise $50, 900 from other
resources; and it is hoped that the
private stockholders along the line. when
they fully understand the condition Of
the affairs Of the road, will come forward
and give it aid at this crisis by paying up
their subscriptions. One dollar paid into
the treasury now Will be of more service.
than three may be at q future time. II
the amount Of the freight and duties can
be raised, we have the most reliable
guarantee that the iron will be delivered
here during February, March and April
next. Mr.. Carpenter found three differ
ent parties ready to supply the iron for
the bonds. Let no one think the Straight
Line Railroad is dead or abandoned. A
very little help just now will carry j,
triumphantly through. We are promised
. narrative of Mr.. Carpenters expert
ences In Railroad negotiations in Europe
which will exhibit some of the difficultie:
and embarrassments he has had to sur
mount. ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29
Ii 10 Q Most Undoubted Fact

That Dr.. SANFoRD's ISvIGokAToR OR LIVER RENE.
Dy, is Of the greatest discoveries made in medicine
the past century. It has been study Of the Doctor
during twenty years practice to find what particular
organ, when diseased, caused the greatest number of
ills palms, and his conclusion is, that the liver is the
greatest regulator Of the SYSTEM and the liable
disease while II kept from disease, is preventative
Of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, general debility, &C., while
last, but Car from least, mention consumption for
our experience is, that of consumption &C.
from diseased liver than from all other put
together.
Taking this to be correct hypothesis have but to
find remedy with which TO correct the liver, and we
have Of nearly all the diseases are subject
by simply using preventative. That the IxvIGoRA.
TOR is such remedy, Il beyond doubt to all who try
it, for it, virtues such that for all complaints ari'
sing from liver arrangement Il Is an unfaling remedy;
while a. family medicine Tor all diseases Of the stom-
ach bowels, which caused in greater or less dc.
gree by liver arrangement, IL sthe safes. surest. and
most Ofhcacious remedy known. taug9c-d&wlm