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Premium awarded tot Z. BUTLER, Derby
Line. Vi On MILLER'S CONDITION
POWDERS, Tor Horses and Colu
at the Vermont State FAIR,
held at Burlington, W.,
Sept. 9 ~ ii II 1853.
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To Female lnyalitIs.
mr.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

40 PHYsirI N, No MEDICAL ADylcE Il RE-
v CURED ny The fem,l idvsli suffering fr'm iune
Ions disturbances sI<ci 10 hr 1t ~ simply nee
essary that she should Appreciate the properties OF
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DEAFN ESS cured, however caused. ~ m. tich.
rs Of watch can be heard. Letters " inquiry al.
de'rsed to Dr. Boardrnan, No. l. surak Place. ,,tor,
attended TO- Remedies aud Apparatus sent By Erpres,
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DIR. PETER cOLy,
NAT TIVE mo AN,
OF The Peueb>css Ttib.,
OpvicK, No, 5 wKsr SfsEIr. BosroS.
iccf all disc tses 9Th Soyd success. my certii.
estes will shO~, hionsns n this cuuntry aid people
such Cancers Pies iiuinors. Cois, Coughs Rsvers,
yrmsle Complaints, &c &c. ADVICE uEATIs
n n. Al my once Ia LVueFsArCRDAY and 4 N.
DAYS.
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FAIRBANKS r BEARD,
whc'esale ard Retail Dealers In
MINERAL AND SODA WATERS.

Ageats hr Miles Groom Ale (-uperor) Qaurs Pull.
sdsphs Porler Lager beer, la battle. bLs. 4 hhds
Howard Athensum Building, HowarJ OF Boston
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oa>umption 4 Liver Complaint,

10 unrivslled snd When Il has onse been cold 4 has
salnd vpststisu fw ITSELF Without the aid NJ lengthy
advertisements, ami Il NV has the confidence. and 10
recommended by may high minded men, And some Of
nrst physicians snd We particularly ask the atten
ton Of this class Of the community ~ho are acted With
any complaints Of tie Throat Chest, or Lungs, 10 tn
article, and to ..H
PUBLIC BAKERS
Who are troubled with Bronchitis any Bronchial ac
items caused by sxerion, can say With all conn.,
dence, use,
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Saco October LIST, 1877.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30
THE GREAT ENGLISH iSE.MEDN
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CEl ERR tVEn gENfslE pills

Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary To- the Queen. This IN
valuable Medicine is unfaiing IN the ~ all those
painful ard dangerous diseases Incident to the Female
constitution.
Itmoiertes all excess, removes all distractions and
Tings on the monthly periods with regularity. These
Pills should lie used two three weeks previous TO
confinement; they forify the constitution and lessen
the suffering during ar, enabling the mother to per-
form her duties with safety to heTsef and child.
These Pills should not I've taken hy females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy. ~ they
sure 70 bring on Miscarriage, hut at any other tine
they safe
In all 90 Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Rack and Limbs iieavness, Fatigue Sliehi
Fxerton, Paipation of the Heart Lowness of Spirits,
MYSTERIES, Sick Headache, Whites and all the par fu
diseases occdsioned iy isrsrl system, these pills
will effect when all other means have failed, and
although a powerful remedy do not contain iron /,
capme, antimoDy, or any other mineral.
Pull directions accompanying each package. Price
in the United States and Caplia. One Dollar.
N.B.-slf9 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent, viii insure hottie Of the pills wv
return mail. W. W. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
Sole Agent FOR Indiana.
HALLOCK 4 STODDaRp,
aP35 '51-lyis General Agents, Evansville.
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Partial Deafness and Discharges
from the Ear.

RR. HARTLEY generously offers to attend all per-
flee. 20 Ir"adasv. New Y"rs, without ci,arge until
cured, THEREBY proving his success unequae,!, ant
protecting the deaf from being swindied Nv PAYING
sefsty led aursts eSorstant fees in advance, a;d the
infection of still serious evils by permittir the
APPLICATION Of dangerous remedies by inexperi' need
has connection whatever with any person adyeti-
sing to deafness, neither has he gwen permission
nate from him. and canno. therefore he resppnste FOR
any alarming consequences resulting truin rlshness
and desperation. The loss of money may not be ma
tsra TO SOME persons but the deprivation OF
most important OF the senses ought Z, he reg del and
nsse n Tl, e h maGe t ana eTy from
the ear speedily and permanebtly removed, without
causing the least pain or rconvenience cure IN AL
Thirteen ears close and almost undivided attention TO
tbs branch Of special practice has enabled him to re-
the most confriEei aud obstinate cases yield by
steady attention to the means preserved.
The following testimonials are submitted with conf
dence. They will show at least in What estin alton his
professional qualifications are held by some Of the
most distinguished medical men of tn. country:
TESTIMONIALS.
al have had the pleasure to meet DR.. HARTLEY in
practice, and have been led t. form favorable opiii
of Sh IN De Pros a as
"From my intercourse with DR.. HARrLEy, l have
VALENTINE MOTT, VI. D."
Reference Of cures:
Mr.. GOODWIN, 18th street, near broadway;
Mr.. William silvey, 20 Courta street; =,
Mr.. III. p. Iierman, Counselor at Law, 10 City liall
Place, New York;
Dr. Bell Dentist, Auburn. Y. Y;
MIR. Seth Paine, Editor, Chicago:
Mr. X. Burtis, Gas WoIRs, Chicago,
Mrs Hawiey, and Mr.. Fred Dean, Springfield, Ill;
Mr.. d, F. Stephenson. Jack sonville, Ill;
Miss Sarah Swaine, Nantucket;
Mis- Rehecca ID Howard, Pairhaven, Mass;
James Burnets Pleasantly alley near Poughkeepse,
New York. ~
TkRNs:-For cure, SIS. In compliance with the re-
guest Of large number ofcorrespondenes i the q nm
sIy whose errTnstarees will not admr o. VISIT 20
cou;ainins all the necessary Treatment NJ pances, &c
with ample instructions to effect cure receipt OF
$40, and ialance when cured. THESE TERMS CON-
TISUE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. IseItN-dAwlt
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UThe Ohio Life and Trust Company,
after having exhausted their best securi.
ties, and all their available balances, in
the payment Of favorite or fortunate
creditors. made general assignment. on
Saturday, Of the balance Of the wreck.
for the benefit of the remaining unfor-
tunstes. The management Of the affairs
OF the institution since it's failure, has
been as weak and censurable, as it was
in the previous course that brought it to
its DISASTROUS close. II is evident that
the men at the head Of it, were sadly
afflicted with incapacity, which nothing
but the secrecy of bank parlor could
have concealed from public knowledge.
A bank in this State, holding funds OF
the LIZ and Trust Company. to the
amount Of 5000, paid them or in checks
bought in Sbs streets Of Cincinnati for
$1,000. thus making $4,000 in payment
Of the deb. If the concern had been
put in liquidation at once when il stopt,
its assets would have been fairly distri.
buted among its creditors and justice
would have been done. AS it has beer
managed. its debtors have got of by pay
ing go cents on the dollar. and its un
favored creditors will get perhaps TWEEN
ty-fve per cent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30

The bills of the Tippecanoe Bank are
Ybundantly secured by stocks in the
hands Of the State Auditor.
The Auditor has called upon all the
free Banks in the State to increase their
deposits Of securities in his hands ten per
cent. Most OF them, instead of giving
additional stocks, are surrencering ten
per cent Of their bills.
The affairs Of the Bank Of the Capitol
are in . much worse condition than at
first represented. It has been a rotten
concern for . long time, and by false ex-
hibits, its managers have induced credu-
lous depositors to entrust their frugal
savings to il. which they have used to
bolster Up an institution insolveDt at first
and which has been growing daily worse
under their bad management. They have
endeavored to escape the individual Iiabil
ity clause Of the law, and leave their de,
positors with slender hope Of getting
fifty cents on the dollar. The genera
creditors will get nothing. The Auditor
will redeem the few bills it has outstand
ing.
The Cincinnati papers are deprecatinl
the proceedings Of the brokers Of thai
city in asserting the bills of the Indians
and Kentucky Banks and running then
for specie at the crisis. But when ex
change is worth 8 and per cent. premi
um, all such expostulstions are as vaiE
as the supplications of Shylock's debtor
for mercy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30
The Fair at Henderson.

The young men Of Henderson, publish
the following programme of amusements
for the fair week in that city:
On Tuesday evening there is to be an
agricultural ball, for which extensive
arrangement are made, and which pro
misses to be brilliant affair.
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings
both, are to be delightful hops"
On Friday night, a Fancy Dress Ball,
is to be given. The Harmony Band. un'
der the leadership of the celebrated
George Warren" will breathe the in.
spiration of exquisite music into all o
these assemblies.
On Wednesday evening supper is tc
he prepared by the ladies OF the Christian
church. On another evening a Masonic
Fair will be held.
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Proceedings OF the Ct.y Couac.i.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Sept. 60, 1857.
Council met pursuant to adjournment, with
His Honor in the Chair.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved, after some slight alter.l-
TONS.
Street Commissioner Smythe's bill, amount
ing to s9s.T2, for work done on the streets
for the week ending Sept. 26th, WAS allowed.
John Melnnerny was allowed 500 90 for
work on sidewalks, and John Hudson $40 81
for hauling dirt. The bill for hose of the
Union Engine was referred to the Committee
on Fire Department, with instructions to re-
port the duties Of the respective officers of the
Fire Department.
The special Committee to whom was re-
ferred the memorial of willard Carpenter
submitted lengthy report 1t was received
and the committee discharged; when on mo-
ton the Finance Committee was directed tc
settle with Mr.. Carpenter.
The Committee on Fire Cisterns reporte
recommending the Council to build two els
terms at the corner of Fulton Avenue anC
Second street and Fulton Avenue and Thirt
street. The report was received and adopted
Mr.. Muhlhausen moved that COMMITTEE,
be appointed to examine Mr.. Rhiel's securi
ties, and if said securities were not procurec
by Tuesday night to declare the contract null
and void, which motion prevailed.
J he Marshal was directed to call on mem
bers of the Council who had been absent 70
several meetings past, and request those gen
tlemen 70 appear before the Board and Civ
the reasons for their absence.
The delinquent tax book of Lamasco wa
ordered to be placed in the hands of the Cit
Collector for collection.
Adjourned.
WELL. III. WALKER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30

A SAD CATAsTRoPHE.-A correspond
ent of the Boston Journal gives an ac-
count Of melancholy loss Of life that oc
CURED on tie 18th instant near Deer
Island on the coast Of Maine. On that
morning Capt. Thurlow, with Capt. Beal
and three Miss Thurlows-interesting
young ladies-left the north west harbOr
in deer Island, in sail boat for Halo
well, on the main land. At place called
Burnt Point on the Island they took on
board a. passengers, TWO strange gentle
men from New York city. Soon after
leaving the Island the boat was struck ny
a sqnall ahd caPsizca, and herpHssensers
were thrown into the sea. They were
enabled to get hold Of the boat and buoy
themselves up in the water. An hour
and q hal: after the boat went over,
Capt. Thurlow became utterly exhausted
and the last Capt. Beal saw of him his
fingers gradually slid off the boat, and
with his daughter still clinging around
bis neck, he sank to rise no more. AT.
ter this Capt. Beal and the young girl
Helen remained in the water another
hour, making two and half hours from
the time of the disaster. They were al
last picked up by Capt. George BOusey
Of the schooner Spartan. One Of the
New York gentlemen sank some tim'
previous, with one Of the ladies in hi.
arms. The other gentleman was no
seen after the boat capsized.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30
Going to Fairs.
The Ohio CultivatOr makes the follow
ing sensible suggestions to all who at
tend Agricultural Fairs:

The Ohio CultivatOr makes the follow
ing sensible suggestions to all who at
tend Agricultural Fairs:
The Fair is the place to learn besides this
it is the place to enjoy. But great many
people win not enjoy when the.j might just
Us well. We are inclined to say that MANY
farmer folks are inclined to be Jealous and
suspicious. After the managers have spent
their time and money, and incurred consider
able Pecuniary responsibility in fitting up
grounds. &C., if they erect II gate and de-
mand a small fee for entrance some folks are
so ungenerous as TO grumble. and charge that
it j. all a speculation. and that these mana
gers who have undertaken the thaukless
task, want To feather their own nests-.ust as
ii they had not plucked themselves TOR the
public good already.
This trouble over, and themselves fairly
inside, and looking at what is to be seen.
these unhappy mortals make the discovery
that they have great deal better articles ut
home than those which took the premium.-
What pity that they did not do their duty
and bring them in. Sometimes they do
bring in horse, or a bull, or u pig. and
when they do not get a premium they charge
the Judges with being impartial or fools
Now | know We are apt TO think our own is
the best. have had u horse that thought
could not be beat, all alone in my stable or
on the road by himself. Ard when | would
drive this pet of mine into 4 crowd. hitch and
go looking about, and when l got back TO
where my pet was standing, could hardly
recognize him, from the contrast, and would
almost swear ibid not own such sorry look
ing nag BE just and liberal to your COM
petitors. They may all have eyes very much
alike.
May he you do rot like the arrangements.
Remember it is great deal easier to find
| fault. than to do things better, and look ut
| both sides of a matter before you CONDEMN
| If You are "a horse man, you think there Is too
much room given to cattle; if cattle man,
| that too much space is allotted to sheep; If a
| pig man, that the women take up too much
| room with their fancy work If "a perfect
pattern ofmodesty, propriety and virtue. you
will be shocked if lady should happen to
| galiop around the horse ring, instead CT going
| into ecstacies over q coop OF chickens or pot
| Of posies. Some Of all these troubles, and
many more like them, will perchance come
| upon those who go to Fairs but il you Il.
q modcum of good sense and good nature
| and withal spice of common charity and
liberality for the tastes and opinions of 9TH
ers, you can enjoy yourself, and let others do
40, and that Is what We advise.
| Another thing you should do, and that is
brush up old acquaintance and make new
ones No better time occurs In all the year
Here every body is upon equal footing and
nobody has any right TO take on airs. Garry
| your luncheon, and eat 1t on the grounds
| Be good natured and obliging, and if you dc
not have o good time, 1t viii "a BECAUSE there
- no good tine IN yes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30

OF The McDoDough estate in New
Orleans il about to be divided between
the two cities of Baltimore and New
Orleans. The trustees report the whole
value of the property at $l.465.6SO.
The value of Real Estate is 81, 4O8, $50.
q, d the share of each city is $7O4, 40;
which has been apportioned by excerpts,
and the cities ere each to assume the
management of its own property. 1t is
proposed to send al the negroes belong
ing to the sstsss, to Liberia at once, as
the best mode Of accomplishing the
wishes of the testator.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30

WASHINGTON. - Active preparations
are being made at Washington for the
"lOng session." The citizens are expect
ing q harvest from the crowd Of slran-
gers that will be in attendance upon
Congress, and the administration with
good working majority in both houses
are preparing their measures, with a
confidence that they will be sustained
and carried INTO execution. The Capitol,
says a correspondent, is most imposing
in its magnificent and sublime proper
tons. Nothing in this country, at least,
is to DO compared with it. 1t Expresses
the mind with its grandeur. In the in.
terror, utility has been consulted. Fol-
forty years the Representatives have
been halloaing to each other in that
great forest-their Hall-which echoed
and redupicated their voices, until il
annihiated them as means Of communi'
eating know ledge. But now a very
different chamber has been constructed
less mysterious. dark, and inaccessible
by the people, the galleries Of which are
patterns for sight and hearing"
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Ernma Drugxist.

APoLLo. Armstrong Co.. Pa. \
December 18th, 1855.
Messrc. II. Page, Jr. d Co.
Dear Sirs: ! purchased l dozen Of your
"Berhave's Holland Bittcrs." from your
travelling agent. which has given great salts
faction in this section. Send me another
dozen; for which enclose the money.
w. e. ROVAPD.
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Indigestiou.

DARNEsTowN, Montgomery Co.. Md
January 31st, 1857.
! never felt the benefit of any medicine 80
much rs from the bottle Of 'Ro,rhave's Iiol-
land Bitters." purchased last fall. / wish to
know where can,get it without fear of i'm
position. (Signed.)
JOSEPH c. DELLETT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30

SALT AT HrNDEssos. - They have
begun to make salt at the Henderson
we'll in good earnest. The prospect il
good, the Commercial says. fos aa sx-
ssllsas yisk-
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L,lAL NOTICE,

The price OF Coal ut the BopIAM MINES. Is at the
Pit, g cents per bushei; hauled to any part of the
city, 10 cents per bushel. -
JOHN WYMOND,
febs Secretary and Manager.
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Neptune No. 1.

FuNilE Members Of \ Neptune Fire Company No. are
hereby notified To- meet their Hall at O'Clock
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, sept. 30th, to
receive their new Uniforms
All persons having old Uniforms, caps jackets,
requested TO bring them forward.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30

49, EVANSVILLE TEMPLE or HONOR, No
49, Al, meets every Thursday evening, in the
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank.
G.. w. RUDYARD, W. c. 7.
A. j. O'REILLY, w. X. jalI30ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30
Evansville Commercial College

TIE NIGHT SESSION OF this Institution will
commerce. on MONDAY, October 5th Business hours
from TO 10 p. VI.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of attending the Night Session.
requested to make early application. For Terms
&c. call at the Rooms an First street
sept3O-d&w5t JEREMIAH BENIN, Principal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30

The MAILs.-We are obliged to draw
upon CIR limited resources, for the morn
ing's entertainment Of our readers, for
the mails missed their connections at
vincennes on Monday night, and also
yesterday morning in consequence the
mails for the whole oil the Pocket and
our city, are delayed "a AMI 36 hours. by
the faults Of some one connected with
their transporta.ion 1t is the daty OF
the special agent Of the Department to
look into these affairs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

81 The friends OF Mr.. C. SCHLAMP announce
his candidate for reelection to the office Of
County Commissioner. spil-tes
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-30
NEW FIRM.

u AYTNG taken the stuck and store lately owned
e q and occupied by HOLLfNG5WokTH a
HUGHES, would inform NY friends and the public
That | will continue the Ut EENsWAkE, GLASS
W ARE AND LOOKING GLASS BUSINESS nc the
OH stand, Main street, door alOve the old Bank
Irecentiy perfected an arrssngeintnt nth partv
Europe 10 attend per cnaily la all my purchases IN
England and am enabled much Ia. the Cost
the Goo Is aud prepared 10 offer Inducements to IN,
ud as well as rev customers. / will duplicate any
Eastern bills, aud request those Who have teen sceus-
toned to buviyg EAST "a cali and Try Crates
sorted for the country sept on hand.
j. W. HUGHES,
sep,6 Successor 10 iIollingsworth u Hughes.
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a. AN>pACHER a CO..

Manufacturers of CLOTHING C,
Also importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Cloths, Cassimeres, sattinetts, Vestings,
TAILoR's Trimmings AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH BANK,
Eyensvills. lAafsAa.
AuSlf-. isni II.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

0RpERED, That the owners Of Lot No. g. in the
e Old Plan os the City Of Evansville, cause the
sidewalks fronting Water street lof said lot 10 lie
repaired and reaid with good hrck, ~ the established
width, within 20 DAYS after the publication Of this
tee, and IN efiult thereof the Common Council will
proceed to have said work done, and the accruing
charges will lie charged against and collected by sale OF
ssid property, much thereof aS win satisfy said
lien AMI costs.
liy or'er Of the Common Council.
SEP ON WELL. II. WALKER, City Cn
folk aotp cor
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THE PROMENADE
Q - RI.

fkWING to the short time intervening between the
Supper given Nv the Ladies Of IT. pau's Church
and our CONCERT. find II impossible to make
preparations for the Supper contemplated by this
Company.
The Tickets already sold are only for admission to
the Concert. Said CONCERT, we assure the public,
will give entire satisfaction TO al those Purchasing
tickets. YOUNG AMERICA FIRE co.
septs.rtd. IVolk Il ute copy.l