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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23

THE SoUTH.-Tho following remarks upon
the condition of the Southis from the New
Orleans Crescent:
We don't raise food enough to feed our
selves; we don't manufacture clothing enough
to clothe ourselves; we don't keep the work
shops Of the world alive; have very few work
shops Of our own, and are obliged to depend
upon foreign "1orkshops' for an infinite va
riety Of indispensable articles: NE have no
ships Of our own, vet we maintain in prolita-
BILE employment whole fleets Of Northern and
foreign vessels; we possess learned and able
writers, yet the pen and ink with which they
write, and the paper upon which they write,
comes from foreign states; our newspapers
will compare layorably with the newspapers
Of any other section, yet the types. press
oS, ink, and everything else, come from the
I North; we pride ourselves upon our fine
horses, yet the saddles brides, martingales,
harness, &c, with which those horses are ca
parisoned, in ninety-nne cases out Of hun
dred, are of Northern manufacture; We like
to ride in fine carriages and by patronizing
| Northern industry almost exclusively check
| the growth of home industry; cur immediate
exports pay for the imports Of the whole coun-
| try, and regulate the exchanges of the earth
yet we, by ignoring the lessons common sense
teaches, allow others to bear of the principal
prizes in the grand commercial lottery; We
are not silent in regard to our strength and
proves, or ability to do our enemies harm
vet we have few foundri9s for the manufac
tuTc Of arm depend for supplies Of rifles, pow
der, shot, and percussion scaps, upon others
have no cannon foundries, no powder manu-
featuring establishments, and, in fact, hav
nothing, literally nothing, whereby our PEG
, pie could vlndicate their rights in case Of 81
armed struggle! These fact may he homely
but they are none the less indsputable an,
r none the less worthy the consideration c
I particular statesmen"
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&c NAZARn rnS.nNR CnsfpAnv

AAsIFACFUkkHs And DEALERS N
= "a III - Cd vy q @ u .
AflNG reduced their prices to correspond with the re-
IA duced cost OF S2tpetre, continue offer their we'll
zt9"n 5r2Ecs OF ELECTRIC lNDIAN RIFLE KENTUCKY
i owder IN Kegs and c9uisters. Also t,unpoder FOR
S2aS anu dining. Uprising full auaiitie
Subtraction. - ~
standard Itholr powder which has Dyed the
highest Cor than twenty. Years vii k
found un9Qrpsssd ~ any other Se kind in
the world. 1870 "
BY the rTinsipai dealers aa also the Office
company, = 81 wal, cCT. water street. New
A. q. HAZARD PRECEDENT.
- Hnl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23

o. The Nashville Banner saws that after
all, the value Of the slaves lost in that region
BY the late instruction will not exceed $I2,-
600.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23

OF The receipts of the whale fishery Of the
United States during the year 1856 were So
$50 barrels Of sperm oil, and I95.774 barrel,
whale oil .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23

o. The Hon. Sam'l Prentiss, Judge of the
United States District COURT of Vermont, and
for many years United States Senator, died at
his residence on the 10th inst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23

A GREAT SrATE.-There are now one hun
dred aud fifty counties in Texas and territory
for as many more.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23
CnNSETaUwsoN ANn rtsE Ecs,elN-

sr9 our fill AID winter stock 20 DDS
aud tRyite liberal public TO call at cur store
t street, three doors below Main, Fosters Block Ouv
are stock insists in part OF Cloths Cassueres
iSnnes ban kets Dress silks sshmere Delanes Prints
Sha"a 9antils; Ladies Misses and Ohildrer's shoes
Hosiery Cloves, Floor Oil Cloths Carpets Euas panesk
20 Hats and Gaps aud ali other goods usually IN T
good stores. No trouble to show goods
oot2l-am JAMES OAKLEY & SON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23

kIlEs.s''''.'.. " Jun ''-Ia' 80 60 - %
HELP TIE PooR.-It has been suggested by
a friend at our elbow that there are many per-
sons in the city who have old clothes to spare,
which in these pinching times might do q
world of good, if pl iced in the hands of the
Benevolent Association The Society has
been compelled to spend a considerable por-
ton Of their funds for clothing, which sum
might have been otherwise expended if the
friends Of the Association would furnish OLD
clothing. Let all who have anything to give
to the poor, place the same in the hands Of the
Association. Any articles LEFT at Hailock q
Stoddard's will be used according to the wishes
Of the donors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23
AUCTION SALES.

AUCII0NEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
aEAEING leased Tor stern of years aud fitted u the
3E Old Court House Of Main and Third streets we
AE receive for sale auction private
9sle All fgoods and merchandise;
furniture, horses, buggies, etc.. etc.
hadTanoes made Is when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday. Thursday Saturday,
At 9o'cloek a. NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
sna Fridsyrights, at early Esslight
SALES OF RIAL EsTATE.
ne hr't Mo- day ofevery month at CLOAK A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves large Map the Ctr
FS5TltIe contalning all and
heVglt VIII be for the interest of all concern HAYS
@ the hrst No udSy of Every month for the sale
ESTATE at auction All those wishing to sell reqe-
ted TO hand IN their in time give public iu
AHe patonsSe OF thess having Houses
either at public private sale
iea- JyI5 WOOLSEY NELSON. Auet's
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W y 7 tNIH y y u y u IEN II
BRILLIANT sCHEJfE!
S326,OOO

295 prizes amounting 1926 900
Whole Tickets $16 Halves, Ss Quarters. s.; Eiehths 81
oo prizes $50 ill be determined by the last figure
that the $50 O00 prize For
the wing the $50 eco prize ends with No
where the number ends in viii be
sea Il the ends with No. then all Tickets
where the ends in will be entitled S60 aud so
Oh TO o. a... ...--.s s.- .-.-.
| vrIe isl h risk
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKET
UEiiEiANT ECIiin74!
Whole Tickets $40; Hsly., as; Quarters sa,I


Whole Tickets 80; Halves IS; Quarters sex.
The frs. 307 prizes manner.
600 prizes Of $40 will he determined
the number that draws tho $40 coo price Fog example II
tire number drawing the SO prize then
all where number be entitled
90 II the number ends with No q then all the tickets
number ends in will bs entitled si0
too,
Certificates Of Packages will be sold tie following rates.
" hich the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets eco
do 10 Half do 30
do do TO Quarter do l6
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either
8. SWAN 81 CO.. Atlanta. Ga,
s. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
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Address orders Tlekets Certhcates either to
). SWAN & CO., Atlanta Ga
y. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala, or
S. SWAN, Box 200, Mobile Ala.
PLAN OF SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES

Numbers with those tickets
placed in wheel The placed in Wheel
number is drawn from the number wheel
time prize is drawn from other wheel The prize
is placed against tho
is repeated until all the prizes drawn
In ordering tickets enclose the address
the tickets ordered receipt of which they will be for
wsrded by FIST mail.
The list prizes will pur-
chasers immediately after the drawing.
Ga chasers will please write their plain and
give their Post Office. COul ty and State. ~ =
E Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
full without deduction
RIy All pixies of and under. imms dstey after
the usual time thirty
All communications strictly con bdenIsl.
tickets eashsd renewed in other tickets
oEse des2e-A
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COMMERCIAL.

WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
PREPARED FaoM THE LATEST ACTUAL SALES.
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GEO. FOSTER & CO,
W 4 n D

" 4 n L + D.
5aG0a bushels Prime Shipping Corn to I'll! orders.
GEO. FOSTER {, co.
vgTSHD0xH ssB.AE~.-ssIO and loxi2 just read per
dee1s s. E. GILBERT & CO.
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ID. =. ANDEss SoN,
II u X CHANT TIL OR,

HAIN STREET, KEW BUILDISa3, NEARLY oFr0sETE ruE
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ITAL PRIZE
s 6 q q @ O!!y

SOIthcfn NAEIIEHry AcAAclny LOtteFyN
G. la 3 n
To be drawn the City Mobile Alabama in public on
Friday. January Both. 1857, the
Plan Of Single Numbers.
Joux HURrEL and W. ". MCGUIRE Esq., Commissions rs
10000 TICK ,295 PRIZES!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS,
UaIfIIANT sCEgESfEr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23
MEDICINAL.
G21Q@39 G0dO@9g9

~4H0399 asSaO@9 Y9
This hitheTtO intrdetaBc disease of every form ens
- ecery stage,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
observation-disclosures PILE sALVB
~ lively curing the worst and most obstinate ease
ass~ ONLY ISFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here Piles is the result of years
patient study and Investigation.
Sufferers from Piles remedy which will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without its part to do all the proprietor
Tor Fnll directions accompany each box; all
that is strictly to observe them
The rOrretor fer to the following sestmon from
given its favor IN rs9Srd to its
their own cases. Read them.
TIE Hon RehaFd Yates late member foongress from the
Springfield (Ill.) district. says:
jacksonville H.. Nov. Is. 1855.
nanss Pile Save which yeu furnished Of great
service producing speedy cure do not hest
tase 70 1t invaluable
Respectfully, RICHARD YATES.
oL9Ting from Rev. B. F. Brissow. re-
Jacksonville, H. December * 1884
Dr. CavanaughI conceive it to be duty to the af
esndT S virtues " and rssds
srey afflicted with that painful loathsome disease the
prescriptions physicians others wthou sny
~ t5e str9nS Of your Save ~ my
an eaPpy saying application four saive FOR three
days. perfectee an entire cure. Respectfully yours
sa B. f. BRISTOW.
- Chicago, August sc, 1855.
suffering intensely with the piles my con
dton to you asking your adviess You
irayeGsto ana am nov we bests Il Is rs
proves in my liable remedy and
tsS fief oS ST. et E &
Sc Price 81 per box Dr.. II: IL, oAyAHAuGH,
) J. PENNINGTON.
4 p - 20
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MINIATURE ALMANAC:

Er,rs..........,..-7 il sun srrs.............5 :,
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FORT GAINES AC1DEMY LOTTERY,

IS,
To be drawn tho A.snta, Georgia puhll1
Tuesday. January 20. 1857. or the
PLAN or SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 TICKETS-3, 9O7 PRIZES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23

Ts[Dg 4CCO AND CIGARS
81 80 h0rea a4s'd Virgins aud kentucky Tobacco.
$50 thousand CgaEs. Of various brands hand end fo
sale bv Gee2g e. 3. BABOOCK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23

New VEA, jan. z.
The Academy Of 3Lussc was reopened last
night, under the management Of Maurice
Strakosch, with a brilliant aud very full atten
dance, and tumultuous response was given to
the principal artists, Madames Parodi and
I iInrrino
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23

NV IOTtN, Jan. z.
The ship Guttenbprgh arrived here to-day
She reports having passed, on the goth ult.,
seventy Eve miles east Of Cape May, vessel
on fire, supposed to be whaling barque Or
brig. There was no one on board and no boats
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
San Francisco Advertisements.
turner's Ginger Wine.

VHHE MEDICAL FACULTY throughout the Union
have acknowledged this to be one of the best family
medicines now in By chemical process it has been
proved TO possess ALTERNATIVE, TONIC AND ANTI
DYSPEPTC properties superior far to those found in
any other medicinal beverage yet discovered
THE MEDICAL FACULTY ofthe State of New York
prescribe almost every for debility and assitude
owing to soothing effects on the system and the ab-
sence of all injurious minerals chemicals acids.
THE TURNER BROTHERS have in their possession
numerous certificates of its santve properties from the
most eminent medical in the United States who have
witnessed effects their patients where it has been
administered in their extensive practice.
IT HAS BEEN ANALYZED by the most eminent
chemists of New York city and Buffalo where the Turner
Brothers manufacture daily thousands of gallons and
popular has it become that they hardly supply the
demand even when their stills kept in operation day
and night
This Wine is acknowledged at the East to be the BEST
RESTORATIVE NOW IN USE where general pros
raon of the exists arrangement of the func
ons of the digestive organs braces the
the stomach and appetite when other
tonics have failed.
This EXCELLENT WINE is pleasant to the taste, and
the sricest advocate ofemperance cannot discover
intoxicating quality in it. 1t is wholly free from all sub
Injurious to health, but on the contrary
its effects the system of either nvalds persons in
robust health EFF the most beneficial Description
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
BOWMAN'S HORSE MEDICINES
WMAN's OINTM EMIT!
AND.
CONDITION POWDERS

A RE RAPIDLY superseding everything of the kind
haVlng been found by the experience of thousands
To be the Best Remedies Known ]!
For the various diseases and accidents to which Hoses
and Cattle are subject particularly in this country where
Parehed and Rocky Soil ruins many valuable animals
The OINTMENT has proved a certain for the fol.
lowing diseases
Old Sores and Ulcers Fresh Wounds
Cuts and Bruises Fistula
Saddle and Collar Calls
Scratches or Greese Founder,
Contracted Hoofs Poll Evil
Sand Cracks or Quarter Cracks
Mallenders Thrush;
Mango; Warts Marbles
Stittasts Corns &c,
The Condition Powder is excellent Purifier of the
blood it will give the animal strength and appetite
sst him to digest his food loosen the skim cleanse the
water and renovate the whole system.
1t will be found of particular benefit in the following
diseases. viz
Hideboundi Founder Loss of Appetite;
Rheumatism stiff Complaint
Coughs ana Colds Infamations Surfeit
Fevers Sore Eyes Mango; Sweed Legs
Scratches, and every other disease requiring tonic OF
alternative course of treatment
These Remedies perfectly harmless and NAV
resorted to at all times with safety and benefit
The Ointment Is put up in good sized tin boxes One
Dollar per box and the Condition Powder in Packages al
the same price Prepared and sold by H. Bowman
Druggist, Sacramento and for sale by
JOHN LARK, NJ d. Agent.
No % Main street, Nevada
Nav 30. lS56-tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

SACRAMENT o VALLEY RAILROAD.-By
the exhibit of the Sacramento R. r. Co.
it appears that the gross receipts for the
month of April were sl6,119 20, from
which is deducted the cost and expenses
of running $5,2S5 AZ, and cost of re-
pairs to Road 1888, so, leaving balance
of $4,000 rs. From this is taken ex-
penditures for additional construction
S1,77O so, showing the net earnings to
be S,730 27.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
PERSIAN SHRERRET.

An Ffervesinp Temperance Beverage the most Whole
some Refreshing and Invgoratng drink in the world
YNHE Powder from which this prepared is made
trely from vegetable ingredients collected from all
parts of the world and combined together with great skill
and care Two spoonfuls put into dry tumbler OF
large size with sufficient quantity OF water added pro-
duces Immediately cooling draught of charming excel
leace and flavor health giving effect is adapted
to seasons and every ones and especially suited
for those who go preventative ofsef sickness
cosveness and the generally unpleasant state OF the
system arising from change OF climate and living 1t al
lessons The dangers fincurng diseases under trop
and all who are about TO take P to the Las
States if they regard heaih ease and &C mfort on
the way should not fail to obtana supply before start
ing and So if ladies children are with them,
invalids sick nothingis grateful TO the pal
and stomach this and resists the enervating eff
fects hot countries, well; unlike ardent spirits it
does enfeebe by inamng, but strengthens and
hirates both body and mind by its nutritious pofers
and the energy which impart the digestive process
too should seame be provided with some before they
leave the port
Those gallant men and glorious sons of toll
Who brave the dangerous deep guard their native SOIL
With daring hands the white wings OF Commerce spread
To bless the world and to earn their bread"
glass taken at any time of the day removes all feel
ing OF heat thirst or even hunger and its being made
in great Of vegetable acids, tends to prevent
scurvy and pures the blood the time. lis also
inv aluable Restorative those who labor hard for
living such Farmers Miners Mechanics and Labores,
and to Sorekeepers Professional and Others whose
occupations compel them lead sedenary lives draught
before breakfast gives spirit for the BUSINESS of the
day andlast, though not least 1t is boon to Woman,
who is
'The sweetest ofa our Joy and woe,
That this ygorld gan give or life must know,
To those who mothers, sisters daughters wives,
Aud would have pleasant homes and happy lives,
Should Sherbert keep, the best thing made yet,
For with widows tears orphans cries is wet
At home, in the house, for husbands, fathers,
brothers. beaux and their dear selves and da
ing little well Medical men who know its COM
position speak in the highest its utility and all
the poets praise. Byron css it the best SherOet Moore
makes frequent mention oft and Haz the great Persian
bard says
Boy let yon sparkling Sherbet flow,
And bid thy pensive heart be glad
Prepared by AUGUSTUS HOGG, London New York
and Francisco And for sale by all the respectable
druggists and Dealers so per Bottle each will
make twelve glasses
Agents wanted and supplied on the most liberal and
convenient terms. Depot at the
DAVIS STREET DRUG STORE.
may9-3m Davis st near Jackson, Sar Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
A G. A Il ID.

PRoMPTED by an honest desire of my heart wish Il:
lay before the public which deserves light com
mendation, only act of scientific skill but shat
of humanity, also. About two years ago suddenly and
from causes unknown 10 seized with ft Of Epi
lepsy which owing to my inablit meet the sxpensos
consequent upon thorough medic treatment ard the
dscouragement which met with On attempting T. soor
bebome such (as was then led believe to DEFY the
skill OF physician was freque ny while pursuit
my calling thrown down to the ground wthouttirs sig
est warning and although insensbe the agonies vet
despised the mseres Of my llfe and learned 70 ook
npon those who would render assistance sheiterf
from danger enemies who sought proone tncnsery
OF my existence While in this State, having pre-
vous to my Affections tasted the of life, once
more was induced to attempt seeking Of physician
and, byrecommendation, called ON DR. L. J. Czapkay
told him my circumstances, and my inability to reward
him for his servcesregar of which however he
once undertook my case. and with the blessing of God
was once more restored to perfect health Unable
ward him for the boon which enjoy at present and yc
conscious ofmy Indebtedness, consider 1t due myself
and to all afflicted make the public order that
those in need ofmedicgl advice may fint physician III
whom every confidence can be placed
H. 81 MEYER YABLONSKY I
State of California San Francisco county--ss
Subscribed and before this lst iay OF NON.
A d. 1856 GILBERT 4 GRANT, Notary P,,hi, n ( !
Dr. L. j. Czapkays Medical and Surgical Insti.rto;
on Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposi.e D..
cifc Mail Steamship Companys Office San Franc;sco
California. The Doctor offers free cousuI,a.ior 80
Ks no remuneration until he effect. 2 curo, "a
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
Good Bargains.

T WILL OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE, at .te town
of 0megs, county Nevada the following described
property. To wit One hundred and foryive acres of
land well timbered and fertile with opportunite of ir
eating with the following improvements: One dwelling
house, of large size situated Main street. containing
sitting two bedrooms dinngrooin storeroolo
kitchen, wood-house &c. There is ditch running
through the enclosure with good spring water runni
in it the year roucd enough to rrigate with and the
whole is bes ed be well adapted to raising fr
will also sell five shares t being the undivided fourth
part of twenty shares) in ditch known as Hudson &
Culbertsons ditch which viii be completed one -,1n
If the weather is good; the ditch will be about miles
long and its capacity from TO hundred inches The
water Is conveyed from Diamond Greek to Omega the
best and most extensive mining district in California
We have extended our survey 10 the South Yuba and
we come below a continuous chain of rocks which will
enable us to extend ditch cost of many thousand
less than by any other route We will extend it to the
Iuba next summer. will also sell . black smith shop
and lot situated in Omega, which is the best situ
ated in town and does the principal work together with
eight hundred bushels of coal. Also number of mining
claims which be prospected by the purchaser The
object in selling the above property is to wind up nv bu
siness in California and the Atlantic taes as
have been In this State six years. For particular
information will refer any inquirer to j. v I Lansing
Dr. Teeple and Thos. Butterheld of Omega
Dec. ). 1s56-3m F HIrnSON
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

A JOURNALISTIC NovELTY.-The
Prussian periodical press can boast of a
great novelty, namely, political news
paper written in the Hebrew language.
1t is published in Johannesburg in East
ern Prussia, and its editor is Rabbi ST.
hermann at Silk. The title is ''Ha Ma
gid" the Announcer" 1t is weekly
paper, and its cost is only three shillings
a quarter, or three pence the single
number. The circulation of Ha Magid
is not limited to Prussia; it has also a
large circulation among the Jews of Po-
land and Russia. During the Emperor
Nicholas reign this would have been
impos sible, but Alexander ii has remov-
ed the prohibition against Hebrew print
ing and Hebrew literature in the Rus
sian Empire.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
Cautinn TO the Pnhlic.

The reputation av arded to TURNER'S GINGER WINE,
and unheard of popularity has received at the East
well in this State has been the means of putting in
the market many spurious arttcles-to guard against
which Turner Brothers have had engraved Steel.
PLATE a splendid label which is copyrighted, and
cannot be c0unrteted initiated without ntracon of
the copyright law This label has correct portrait of
the Turner Brothers six in number and bottle that
has not this label will contain the genuine Ginger Wine
IJnprncpled men in this city have partially counter
eited the label lately used by the Turner Brothers. and
thereby imposed on many persons.
We caution all consumers of GINGER WINE TO examine
the label as is genuine such as have por
traits in a circle steel plate surrounding the inscrip
tion-"TURNERs GINGER WINE. psepared by Turner
Brothers New York, Buffalo, On y and San Francisco
California"
r4S7Cordals, Syrups and Bters of every descrption
manufactured by TURNER BROTHERS,
Market street. opposite the Orphan Asylum,
oet3l-3m san Francisco