davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16

A Washington correspondent of al
Alabama paper asserts positively that
there is design among leading con.
servalive men, in both sections Of the
country, to form new party upon IA
tional platform, with few simple ma
tional principles for its basis, on which
all anti Lecompton men can stand:
The fundamental principles proposed
are lew, ond national-the first being
popular sovereignty" or the principle
lately involved in the opposition to The
Lecompton Consti ution. Another prin.
ciple is to be ECONOMY of tae public
Domains policy to send the public
lands in small quantities. to actual settlers
only. II has also been proposed to sub
stitute the Tree trade doctrine for that Of
a protective tariff, and 70 initiate the
principle Of direct taxation as a revenue
measure; but this policy has not been
agreed upon. a national bank of ex-
chez 'er, on the Tyler plan, has also
been talked OF as revenue measure
One of the greatest difficulties with the
managers has been the selection of a
name for the organization.
The term "Whig" was finally pro-
posed and urged, both on account of its
history and national associations. The
following definition was quoted from the
photographers as particularly appropriate
for the proposed organization: .WHlG
lone of espoii,ical party which had its
origin in England, in the seventeenth
century, in the reign of Charles / or III.
Those who supported the King in bis
high claims were called Tories while the
advocates Of popular rights were called
Wings. During the Revolution in the
United States the friends aud supporters
of the war, and the principles Of the
Revolution, were called Wings, while
those who opposed them were called
Tories aud Royalists." However appro'
PIRATE or otherwise in the present case
the name "Whig'' has been agreed upon
by the managers, and is to be proposed
in the forthcoming progr anime.
The proposition is received with favor
at the SJuth. To make it acceptable al
the North, and truly Wing, it must EN-
brsce the doctrine of protection to Amer.
lean labor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
News Items.

or The Hon. ID. w. Voorhees,, u.
s. District Attorney is to deliver an
GRAFTON on The 4 hot July to the citizens
OF TIRE Hau,s. 1a ~ uT u
One of the fire engine com
psuies in New Albany, have retired from
the public service because the CouaciI
gave them only 500. when they asked
Tor Sl56, ga
IA NEW LUxURY.-The Indianapolis
tabs elj1y luxury known OILY to Them
selves. Il is BAKED ice cream. We
presume it must be blked first, and ice d
afterwards. = -,
- Mrs. GJidschmiit Denny Lind)
recently gave birth 10 t~ins--one oi
elch sex. Here we have another edi.
ton, 10 two volumes, Ut "GJldsmith's
Animated Nature" nm sa~lsf
Rev. Mr.. Sehon re, ,orts S20l,
500 as the amount collected Tor mis-
sionsry purpose last year, within the
boUuds vi the Methodist Episcopal
Church, SJuln.
- Last Sunday morning. 1875 per.
sobs united with Henry w ,rd Beecher's
Church at Brooklyn, 100 Oil profession
and twenty-five by letter.
A PAMPHLET has been published in New
York, by an ex-custoul house officer, charg-
ing secretary Cobb with an alIempr To DC
slEoy the reputation oi Secretary Floyd by
secretly instigating the Fort Smelling inyesti-
& .tlon. The pamphlet says Cobb is busily OK
ploring passage through tho ioithern CHAN
mel 10 the Presidency. ~ t.-It'tf = &
- The Peoria Daily Uoion, in des-
cribiBg storm at Cbiliicolhe, III says
IL. l.. Kenner, Esq, Postmaster al
4 CEilicotbe, came near losing his lite by
being struc6 OH the right shoulder by
iiyhtuing, the effect vi which was Il
tear away the gable end OF his house."
1 80 Hon. lodge w. Carr, the uomi
nee of the popular sovereignty Demo
Gratis, against Jim Hughes, is a yer,
prominent Democra,ic politician. lie
was formerly a candidate for Congress il
the old Sixth District. aud dfterward.
/ President OF the constitutional Coven-
ton. He is Of the sort OF men whom
1 the Hessians of the Administration are
paid to read out Of the party.
The Terre Hlute Journal, sounl
Democratic PAPER, makes the following
comm ents Upon Judge Hovey's position
",Judge Hovey has announced hlmsel
as an independent candidate for Con
grcss in the FIRST District. The Evans
wife Enqnirer, Vincennes Sun, ant
Stare Senlipei, are down on him like
thousand Of brick. Ii their efforts dun'
elect him we will miss our guess GER
tain. Let them continue on ia ,hsil
abuse aud his election N y be set d0wl
as fixed fact, iG our opinion"
FLOOD IN THE UPrER MISSISSIPPI. -
Accounts from the river above 81. l. ,ui
say that A!exindria, Marion City El
grange, Canton, aud other places 0l
both sides Of the river, are completely
surrounded by water, aud great desiruc
tion of property must follow. A lake il
The vicinity of Muscatine was Sd com
plele.y filed with water by the heavl
rains, that il burst 1sunder the ar,ifi
cial embauknen,s, and the water wen
! rushing through the streets, filling tn
cellars, aud doing much damage to tn
sugar aud other articles contained il
\ them
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16

OF Major A. Cravens, VIII ON the
State Sentinel endorses as an excellent
Democrat" is an asrirant for the nomi
nation to Congress in the I'd District
We should rejoice to see him succeed
His Democracy is Of that excellent kind
that all honest and Independent men
! approve. 1IIfI I-IL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
nT There has beeu !, : :,

OF There has beenia wonderful de-
cline inthe demand for money With,
the last sixty days at tie West. IL
Kentucky and this Stale, the reduction
in the offsrs at the banks is so grea, a.
60 excite enquiries among bankers, for
the reasons of it, There is INV an APP
proach to the dull season of the. year.
when banking accommodations are less
lssough. for;-but the applica tiOns for
loans have declined in a very unusual
manner Of late. The Kentucky aud In.
diana hanks have norpapcr enough Of
fered-we. are informei-to re-invest
Their receipts; and the moderate demand
for Eastern exchange, leavss large un-
g drawn balances to the credit Of many OF
1.slhc banks In New York. We believe
the Branrh Of the State Bank has SIl0,.
- 600 or $4,000 in Eastern exchange
- for sale, and could at this moment loan
more at home, than !: has calls for, as
we iudge from what we learn The
other barkO IN the city are, we presume,
flush. This is a very different slate
Of pecupiary affairs from what existed
eight months ago. NV the banks are
seeking for good paper; then they were
obliged TO. turn a deaf ear to the most
urgent appeals OF their best custn>
mers. The panic has settled mp old
debts aud checked the creation CT new
ones. People, during the crisis, too,
finding the banks could not help them,
~, were obliged to arrange their affairs to
do without bank discounts; private
credit has been substituted for bink
credits;--individual notes have been
used in purchases in place of bank
notes. Dealers have not got out o.
This habit But as money is better ;har
credit to buy with When it can be had
the banks will not b, long wi,hoa,
customers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16

"A returned Californian has shown
tie editor of the Terre Hautc Express,
specimens Of gold which he found while
prospecting on Otter Creek, few miles
above that city. He says there is not a
ravine between that point aud lafayette
whore he did not find specimens Of gold
bat not in quantities to be worth work
ing. He also found several ga'nets.--
He thinks there is section of country
on the Upper Wabash where precious
metals abound. These statements coz
firm the representations OF our cores
ponden, at Lodiyille, in Parke county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16

or The levee at St. Louis is con
pletely inundated, aud the water is in
! the lower stories Of the houses on The
! levee. Steamers were lying along side
the stores, almost in contact with them
To avoid the dangers from fire and
n storms. to both boats and buildings, the
Mayor had ordered all boats not ergsg-
ed loading or unloading to find ber'hs
above or below, the city. All inter
course between St. Louis a and the
Bluffs on the Illinois side except by
boats Is cut off by the overflow Of the
4 American Bottom. The telegraph lines
are washed down, and the Ohio aud
Mississippi Railroad through the bottom
e is Submerged. Travellers going L Isl
frora St. Louis are obliged to ascend The
river to Alton or TO Quincy TO take a
railroad. .l,i--fr rt..
z1 The inhabitants OF the little town o
Cahoka. below ST. Louis in the Ameri-
can Bottom were surrounded by The
food before they bad time to escape
The citizens Of 81. Louis chartered
steamer and sent it 10 their rescue. Ar
irving at the place they found the whole
town submerged. and the inhabitants il
the most distressing condition, occupy
ing the upper stories and garrets Of thei
houses, not q single lower flor being on
Of the water. The steamer was mad,
fast, and skiffs were sent out and the in
babi,auts taken on board The boat an
carried to st. Louis.
A The levee on the Mississippi side o
Cairo has broken away and the Who'll
town is submerged. II has at presen;
large floating population.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
A Card.

Louis Kahn expresses his thanks to all
the Fire Companies, for saving his Store
from destruction, and particularly to NJ.
A. Liwreace, for volunteering bis house
to put my stock OF clothing in, for safe
keeping. -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16

% The battom land bridge over the
Wabash. at Tsrrs Hau,e, was carried
away by the a ,od on Saturday. The
Alton railroad bridge was safe, though a
portion Of the treste work through the
bottom was carried off. On Monday,
tbs river was falling.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
Notice.

Babcock & Sountag have removed
what books and papers were saved from
the fire on Saturday last, to the tore OF
Charles Babcock, on Main street, where
they can be found for the present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16

II
OF The Senate amended the Post Of
fee bill by abolishing the Thanking priv.
ilege, and raising rates Of postage to
FIVE cents. But these amendments were
rejected by the House. The advertis.
ing Of letters is to be given to the lowest
bidd E. The price for advertising now
is only about the cost of setting the
type, and 1t is hardly possible to get i,
lower. But this is fair specimen oftbe
attempts of economy by Congress.
They will sPunse ten dollars year from
newspaper, while iher will squandsr
millions Of public money upon them.
selves and for party purposes -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
Great Sale of Imported Bfandies at

ENTE will sell at our store Main street, Satur-
w day, June 9Th next at public auction s50Sr
worth OF nrs quality aud genuine imported Brasies,
M and pipes and Preserved fruits in glass airs.
The above were sent US from New Orleans on con-
signment, and are OF superior quality and proTrie.
tors OF arroolns and eenfecton.rs are invited to
come and examine. l-r - ~ gslt III
The goods will he sold without reserve. Terms
cash. fvr all sums under s25; for Over that
amount good hankable paper at sixty days will be
taken. DECKER & KRAMER.
N. ID. rConsgnments are solicited. The money will
be promptly paid over soon as sales are effected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
Abstract

. L III q
Satement Of tie Condition ef the CITY
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY u
Hartford, January Let. 1855. dis.
NAME AND LOCATION. --fi
The name Of this COMPANY is the Cry PIRE IN
sURASCE COMPANY or HARTFoED. The Company
Is located ~ Hartford. Connecticut
CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Cay5tsi Stock isone hundred
aud fry thousand dollars. The amount Of it, CAPT.
tai stock paid up IS one hundred and Efty thousand
dollars. ~ s.saril he ----- II r.. "a.
ASSETS. gl.vlel
Cash on hand. -. 40 4se.os
Cash in hands OF agents end cher c.sOls. l9,i69.ls
Bonds owned by thu Company, '-A l'
~ 81 Do02d M0rtSlsg Doudsof the Indiana sr.
annual interest Of Ia per cent. 100000
gage on Rel i.st.te..... 3a,9,O.Oo
of Bank Stock, and other Stocks and -.
Bonds in possession of Couapany 81 500
as shares Bark stock 5lN5g.O o
Blls receivable. l3,5.s
6 hdssss, ~ 4'9i4T
Tgi4l Assets Of the cdnpahy. .......sla. ,o'9 ~
LIAsILIrIEs aH.t.s
Losses adj ste.l and u OF due. ss,515.Co leos
Losses uuslj listed, aud IN sus-
penss, waiting Tor furiher - ~ go
All other claims against the
Company estimated $50, -. i.I35.00 l
Total liabilitiee sis6,0O0
The greatest amount inssrci in any risk is 5000.
The greatest amount allowed TO be insured in any
orc City, Town OF Village, varies according to its
size and class OF properly. -.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured In any
one block, varies rs III the preceding.
No part OF It's capital or canning are DEPOSITED with
s ''''' u ''''' H. b. coYpfCT iy Tre.t
l.: BRAINARD, scc'y. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
ATCard.


a CALLED meeting OF the Journeymen Oak
~ Coopers of the city OF Evansville, held
May y, 1853 The meeting was organized by elect
ing President and Secretary. ~ 1T. 80 n,
The object OF the meeting Deng stated, Messrs Tea.
man, Shers0ud and HOt were chosen to draft resolu
tons The Committee retired Tor short time and
turned with the following resolutions: - ..lr ~
RESOLVED, That we view the course which the
proprietors Of the Machine Shop Of this city pur-
suing to break down the regular Coopers as dishouor
able, unjust and uncstlletl fcr.. 10 SCI
RESOLVED, That We will use all honorable means
IN cur power to lut down any attempts az monopoly.
which is designed 10 injure business in this city,
RESoLyED- That inaSmuch as tho propTietOrs OF
said Machine shop, while it vas in course Of cree
tion, pledged themselves TO sustain the regular price
OF coopege In tiis ctv. and that Immediately after
starting, they put the price down 20 cts, the bar
rel, therefore, VIC have confidence in their sense
OF honor.
RESOLVED, That we invite the Csopers that are en-
gagged i'm the said Machine Shop at tins present time.
10 quit there between aud the first OF June, and
they will be furnished with bcrths, i'm the regular
shops, and that after that time We look upon all
coopcrs that assist in The manuacory of coopsrage in
said shop, as sc ABS AMI that will condescend
to work in any shop that they may get employment
in. -, 4.
On motion OF Mr. Teaman, Il was voted that the
above proceedings lie published In the daily papers Of
tins city. FRANK SHOOK, Secy.
q tHEEsE-50 boxes best w. X. and Hamburg, for
~ sale by GILBERT 4 BOWEES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
WANTED.

PROPOS AIS to build brick stable and woctshed
aud large cistrrn. For particaars call at our Office.
j,ifiw az IGLEHART Z ANTHEs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
-. STEPHEN : wHs.ELER sss. .s:.s.'a

STEPHEN WHEELER, Secretary.
y VILLAS STREET, = lftftrD its- $40
1t the reqaasi Of the PRESIDENT ana Board Of ri.
rectOrs Of the knickerbocker Life Insurance Cofnpa
ny, L certify that the mode Of computing present
yaiue of the Policies employed by the Secretary
aDoe With the INSCRIPTIONS Of the charter: also
certify, thar have compared the list OF policies fur
nshed me ny the President rs the books Of the
Company with valuation TALES sufficiently TO test
and find heyaluesas stated within ~ he numerically
correct That Is % say the present value of the fu
tureTisk Of the Office on alt outstanding policies
the difference present value OF the future
pCemhums 10 he PAIL 90 them Is 8ii%7,la.
The total value OF policies the holders OF which are
entitled In dividends Is eaa,227,p3. r-
And II the surplus is correctly stated At s1i ,3e,7i,
the difference between this and N present value OF
the future risk OF the Company existing policies,
is the proper for dividend, 20 witt ssl,6l0,9s.
The true prIncpe Of dividend is b assign TO each
policy holder who has insured on the mutual plan
cy, which is the true value Of his Interest Stack
holder of the Company, This share amounts 10 u
per cent. Of the present value OF the policy
:. sl,, ,o.- CHARLES W. iIAcKLEY.
As Agent fcr the ahbve Company, am prepared
phsss 8 wing all desirable infernatian Gan be had On
Evansville, April 2ah. 1855. ly.l : ! - ; =.
EHATs-=eocases Mems and Bows for summer, re.
q u esiEed and for sale ly MEN &PRESToN.
y so az, B. SR Buckets; fE 4g'-ii1t
Ji10 do No . Blue Tuhss5 IL 500 tss ~ =-or|
SsSSEs e' id Grs anP5on I$s h.sg canas'
[ 20 DO. Mong. dot f14- 80 lad
sibI. old Port Wine.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
IlcREAT ATTRACTION!

VNI \ unaersigned Propese TO cell Shsir Goal
MI les from vsnsvil together with seven hande,I
snd seventy acres Of land, Of good quality well
the center, in a north aud south direction, within
few feet Of the mouth Of the eo pit The coal vein
withai the 40, Is ecrssryoto operate with "a dozen
miners, coal cars aud machinery for hosting With
eoal bal, neSiy new, with the best mule team for
wf on IN eSls The bat g capable 2, srins ing
the penises god hog huanling honse,a stable aud
corn crib, set of hlacxsniths TOOLS corn enough To
The household furniture in tie house aiiI he sid.
VIVA iarnng ares 81 gram Y
test shipping points on the canals II the proper ace
commodstois were erected for storage Of produce, I.
the country The Whole viii Re sold, or II the rup
chaser prefer >, the ufHi ided half and possession CIV
Rowey, AZ the Canal Col ecsors 0fce, Or to Franc
Anory, IN Evansville. Also, Aliens EXchaI sc,
js.i9dSvT RowLEY & AMoRY.
GRIcuLTURAL BIPBEMENrs--auoq T -
d Go s sy,s and snahes' various rstterns;
do Manure Manure F Faqt sIadies do 10 do; 70
p DO i2ng Handlei Hay Forks;
90 90 short do do; ~ a;
| $40 ~ y = O. r. Hscook & soSs.
| SEQMERs, kssgers and ThTeshsrsTOf van iOus pat
1sh terLs and sizes, Tor sale at ,,o - 80
aNRIEp fRClT3 ~ t''''---
~ To- BASKETS , Dried apple; .7'gqa 10 ~
| jel0-d&w --
wa, HITELEt ~-soO kegs pure White Lead, jus
/ W received ana for sale w hE p,ccs
IsJUST RECEfvED- q tol f4..I Fac
| - - reels Cotton Rop; 90 -''" sac
A. 80 bales Candle " icking. 1r....rI fr..f- cd.
~ do Cotton Twine;
/ 200 gross Mst;!Ies. Ia store and for saleiy 9E
WHEELER y RIGGS
| nOoRs AN ID SASHA large assortmelIt of Pur
| kv el Doors, and assorted sizes Window SASH. H
| stTe aud tor sale low by WHEELER SRIlGS.
| lkSUNDRIES----,-. otff --.o-l .- II.
| - 10 teices Rice; "' -''f -'L .'- I'd
| 80 hbls. WILMINGTON Tar; -,.,,,., ,,
10 4. Powdered Sugar; ''"Nt 1ia = -rJl
~ 90 90 r rps,Ih.d 40 40; -Ea
Just received and for sale by - an
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
Abstract

Ofttc .Ssmi inBuuI Nat0afht II tte ofairs
and condifias Of the ZONE LISUR1NCE'
Company II To Cfty II Neg York, o.. tie
Sist day IF DecehaJcf, 1851. ~.bs
49, 81 ASSETS.
Cash Dalapce in Bank 81 900 IS
ni Raj f Rsaie, %yrs At iea.t esq oS55 90
Loans on stscks, payable deuIand, - LID. J..
(mirSet value Of securities, s35j,bI).. l5n,Sa9 =
Bank Stocks (inarket value,. Il ,Oe9 Oo
q the Gun psny 80 ~. e7,sai 7e
Interest due q January, ld5s, tof
which. ss,sa. 10 has since been reev'O ll,3s5 20
Balance in hands of Agents and in course
Of trs,nslnisson from Agents. 81 Dec. 2i,esl %
coz which sI,s5I 81 has since been receiycd),
Premiums due and uncollccted on Policies j .fgu
issued at 9nS7 80
Total............ ASH sia 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16

d. t+'A tiN CAnn ~ NJ 7'ia
-.flla o. a-a a SAAsDs -Hstr-a
WNIIE undTsigned respectfully inform their Gus
n toners and friends, that In accordance with the
Hebrew custom, they viii tran sct no business un
Saturday, the Jewish sabbath, aud will close their
store, every Friday night at 7oclock, until Saturday
night ri the same hour Aud instead of doing bas.-
ness on Saturday. they VIII attend To it Sunday.
The hands employed by Us IN tailoring will take
notice, aid bring in their Serk on Monday, which
will hereafter lie made pay lay. = ID
je5-lw = =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
JUNE APPLES.

WYE arc prepared to furnish good June Red y
Z w Apples, by the barrel, to any who nav wish
20 engage them &C delivered July Srd. ABE per
barrel. 4. D. REYNOLDS & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
LIABILITIES,

Outstanding Losses Ga, slst De- [t.g ~
cemher, 1857, estimated at. .SS',ii0 OIL
Due StockhOideis on account 60
Of seventh Diyidend........ hoo no
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16

CUAs. J. MARTYR, Prest. QC0 =
A. y. WIbLMAkru, Vice Prcs'l. i.
j. MILTON SMITH, Secretary DlJ b
A, 2. HALLOCk, Agent, Evansville. Ind
jcl4-d M. =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
Just Received

at s. EMBICH's an assortment OF Musauito Brr
"a and Netting, Ginghanl<, Lawns, Orrandies Be
RACES, Derage De LANES, Challis Robe De QuiIIes,
Prints, De LANES and Prints for Busters, Duster
Mitts, Lace Capes, Grape shswis, re, sc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
A. BEATTY. M. D.

eTHcvs5 "A. BEATTY, nj. D. q.
Offer and Residence I'm MIR. CaidweII,s
Huildings. on Locust, near Second street.
ESHANKFUL for the liberal patronage given 20
him last summer, he has returnedto EFansvil e.
with the design of becoming permanent citizen, and
respectfully offers his professional services IN all dis
eases, acute or chronic. EaE4 lacTrfT. Sd s
Whilst DIR. ID. regards the scientific use Of water as
the Febrfugrm Magnum, he nevertheless all the
safe remedies both Of the Alopathic and Eclectic
Schools as adj unct, discarding all injurious and poi-
sonOus medication. az
lie would call the attention Of the public to the fol-
lowing ', Cd s-s-f s-~-f o.. Z t -
a SPECIALITIES.
CANCERS Removed without the knife and pcrsna~
nertiy cured 1dnuI af+t 81 "a
: BRosCHITIs AND CossUxPTIoS-Treated ~ the
new system Of inhalation Of medicated vapors assist
ed by valuable eSpectorantsyrups
their eyes burnt with various kinds Of caustics, re-
ceiving little no benefit, viii lind 1t TO their interest
fENlIr DIsE ssEs-wili be treated Wild rerna-ka-
the Magaeto-E Electric machine for nervous diseases,
&C., &c. l-is tl.r It1 f-n ..It
The subscribe has a choice assortment OF pure
cal purposes only, and the most popular patent med
icnes af retail. Persons calling for medicines and
paying for them in the office, may have medical coun-
Gil without charge. ---a ~ ~ ~ rllf fsa4--
~ Physicians prescriptions both Of The Aiopaihic
and Eclectc schools, carefully prepared ~ al hours
myhiy A. BEATTY, NJ. ..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-16
Leaf Lard.
a.G.aE Leaf Lard.
n N0A LBS. prime Leaf Lard in store AM
u 9 ~ " W Tor sale by SAM'L VlCKERN,

@li ACOOPERS ATTENTION!
ROCHESTER, TOOLS. -lsn' o.
ECST received az invoiceof D. r. Bsrtoi,'s justly
- celebrared A. No. 1, Coopegs' Tools. Also, Co
lumbus Truss Hoops and Wood Tools. What's the
use working with poor tools, when you can get the
best out Call at ~ CHARLES 3. WELLS, y.
myl5 Opposite J. II. Magfiee 4 Co.
U1OCHEsTER CUOPERS' TOOLs-Just receiy-
1o ed a full supply in store and for sale BY ~
+ t-r-r q I . BABC0Ck & S0NNTAG,
myI Water street.
MOOR PLATES-A new lot heavily plated Door
II Plates, Just received and engraved to order at
.- co. .rs-t.. n. WALDKIRCH'S,
Corner First and Sycamore streets.
NrSGRAyING Of all kinds, done at 80 II
Ii Flls hasIrz af I'D. WALDKIRCH'S.
my l. . q. s4..--l.. 90, Jeweller and Engraycr.
ESIRE GLIDING and Galvaniz;ng. done At
l. tt3H HsL tlaeil B.WAbDKlRCH's,
br- anfff rft, = Corner First and Sycamore.