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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-10
CRESCENT. CITY BANK.

DiREcroRs.-JoHN A. RFiTz, CoER,D BAKER.
THOMAS n. aARviN and JOHN LAW.
Receives deposits buys and sells coin and exchange
Interest allowed on time deposits atsuch rates may
be agreed upon with depositors and specified liz
tihcate. Exchange on New YORK, Cincinnati and
Louisville, Great Britain France. Switzerland, Bel
GUM, Holland. Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway
and all the cities and large towns Of Germany, for
sale in to suit. Collections made, and proceeds
RENTED promptly at current rate Of exchange.
Ia JOHN A REIrZ, Pres.
W. BAKER, Cashier. ap19 I'm
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HrPThose who want something

ENeThOse who want something
new and beautiful in the way of
Jewelry, Watches, silver Ware,
Clocks, Spectacles, &C., are invited
10 call at the old establishment of
BITTROFF s. SON, on Main street
near Second, where they will find
anew and very full stock at very
low prices.
4 All articles warranted to he inst
as represented. ia -
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For Sale or Rent

n HOUSE with ten acres Of Land attached. s;tu.
~ ated az miles from Evansville one hl1ndred
yards from the Plank Road.
: The House is Two-story Frame, with double nor
ticos in front and four first floor III by
20 eet, and hall IL feet wide, four rooms on second
floor size, and Also Kitchen and servants rooms
a9od dry cellar, well OF pure water, and a cisern
convenient To the kitchen; also never falling spring
of pure water within nifty yards OF the house
For terms apply 70
apl.tf KELLER s WHITE Druggists.
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PINE LUMBER

vUNHE subscriber has inst received from Meesrs
Eentnn & krew, q hsfaque county, ". Y. 5l0.-
100 feet No. PINE LUMBER. Carpenters ara
Builders are respectfully invited to examine this LOT
Of Lunhef. as ir Is superior TO anything I'm this
market JOHN Y. GLOVER. y
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ttt QUERY. 49,
Why is it that CHRIsTAD0RO'S HAIR DYE is
the best IN TIE WORLD! e.
BECAUSE eminent chemists say so;
BECAUSE 1t contains no canstic compounds.
BEcAUsF it wears longer than any other,
BECAUSE il operates instantsneouslyi
BECAUSE it does not stain the akin,
BECAUSE Il nourishes and strengthens the Hair,
BECAUSE il eorrects the had effects Of olher
= I -Hlf dyes, fil n q
4 BECAUSE its preseace cannot be detected,
BECAUSE 1T NEVER FAILS. s
Sold everywhere snd applied by all Hair Dressers.
IS .- ra-s JOSEPH CHRIsTADORo,
ap2s-lmd&w No.s Astor House, n York.
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COAL.

soDIAM MINING COMPANY, I 80
(Ofce on Water street. under the, Telegraph Odire
Cart loads OF l6 bushels Of Bodiam Mine Coal de.
vered TO any part Of the city at u GO Per load Coal
weighed, If desired at the expense of the purchaser
Notes OF solvent banks OF Illinois and Wisconsin II
ken in payment. JOHN wYMOND.
decns.tf Seeretarv and Nanaoay
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OF We have letter from DIR. j. A.
at Patoka, in relation to d. j. P. Holmes.
We deem it proper to avoid any further
publications on the subject, till we hear
from the Doctors friends in England.
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The PAvILIoN.--This old favorite
house, that has so many pleasant asso-
cations Of its past proprietor--is now
fairly open for the use of the public, BY
Its new proprietors, Messrs. McCracken
& Bingham. Its register exhibits full
pages of arrivals; and the smiling faces
that fill its halls and apartments show
the contentment and pleasure the new
Landlords are dispensing to all around
them. Its after-dinnsr scene presents
pleasant exhibition of perfect human
satisfaction"--men Of all temperaments
in good humor with all the world, and
especially with themselves. The secret
Of all this is on the dining tables, which
we are assured are furnished in q style
that is unsurpassed in Southern Indiana.
There is, besides, a private saloon in the
rear Of the Office, that imparts its kindly
influences to the guests Of the house. and
makes It's inmates agreeable and sociable.
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r AL r o A 3 |.

For IoIiisy lille. Cincinn So. Louis Ind N :
ap0iis and the East
Nm and after Monday May 10th the MP Mail train
" leaves Evansville at % rF
The accommodation Trains leave Evansville at .05
Pm.
The down Mal Train leaves Terre Haute $50 p. N.
arrives at Evansville at 9P.M ElcE
Accommodation Trains leave Tere Haute at 200
AN. CD NI
Accommodation Train leaves yineennes at 4. 10 a.
NJ arriyrs AT Evansville al II. 05 A. NJ ~ q
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PRoF. DRCRArH's ELECTRIC 0iL.-ss5 REWARD.
will give sa5 for the apprehension Of low scamp,
who printed some dirty bills and called his stuff by
the name of my Electric Oil. t.-
F PROF. CIAS. DEGRATH,
ld5 South Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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DrsTRKssisa AocrDEsT.-Yesterday
afternoon, as three men were enjoying
pleasure ride in a sail boat, they were
overtaken by q squall of wind, which
upset thu boat, and it sank to the bottom
instantly. Git being ballssted with some
900 or zoo pounds Of pig iron), stern
foremost. t,
= The men we're distinctly seen above
the water, two Of them swimming, and
the third one struggling as though he
either could not swim or as if he was
tangled in the rigging Of the boat.
: It seemed long time before any boat
put from the shore to their rescue, prob
ably because there was none convenient
to the spot when their craft went down.
When boat did reach the spot, two
ofthe men had sunk to rise no more.
The other, stout, athletic man, and q
very fine swimmer, was taken on board.
He did not seem to be much exhausted
nor heightened. Probably he owes his
life to the fact that he kept cool and col
lscted 81 4AJo 80 80
The names of the unfortunate men
who were drowned are Louis Sinzich,
and e. J. otis--commonly known as
"Ysnke Otis. John. McGonagal was
saved. Otis is said to have been q fine
swimmer, and one that thoroughly un.
dsrstood managing sail boat, and 1t is q
matter Of much wonder that he was
drowned. His friends live about forty
miles from Cleveland, Ohio. He has no
relations in this part of the country
9inzich, . son Of old Mr.. Jacob SInzich,
one Of our most estimable citizens, could
not sWim. He struggled only short
time and then went down. He was a
young man, about 10 years of age, and
had large cncle Of friends who are left
to mourn his early death.
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PINE SHINGLES.

100000 No. ono mis;ake) PINE SHINGLES
received with the above Lumber, and for sale as hard
times prices. Those who want Shingles and not
Chips, will please call and examine these.
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BURNS AND SCALDS.

Fer these observation-disclosures
the ARCTIC LINIMENT
should be kept on hand, forit
affords sure and immed late
relief often saving from
DEATH Every steamboat and
railroad train should keep
il. Who that has heard the
shrieks of anguish uttered hy
the scalded or MANNED VIC
tins OF explosions and coils
ions, does not feel that some
means Of relieving their tor
ture should ALWAYS be access
iblei Such does exist in this
balmy pain controlling agent
Tf IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
NJ (solid Agate) one insertion; 20 cents per
line three times; % cents per line weeks discount
on longer time.
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THE MOTHERS COMPANION.

1t cures CAKES IN
TIE BREAST, SORE
NIPPLES, SORE LIPS,
PMPLES, &c! LADIES'
who prize a pure skin,
void Of pimples. blotches,
scurf and all discolora-
irons and excrescences,
Should attack these tres
passers on beauty's do
main as soon as they APP
pear wiihTaFT AFN
The Arctic Linfmeny.
IL Is excellent er the Ia r.,
giving il a healthy, glossy
appearauep. n te II -
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Valuable Standard Works.

g Valuable Standard Works. b.
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Fine Cutlery.
"a SUPERIOR lot of Pocket Knives, Wolsten.
q hoim's and Rev York Knife Company, best
'naus. CHARLES g, WILLS.
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BRAN at Southern Mills. for 10 cts per bushel a
retail. and ~ per ton.by
aps.tf IsLEHARr BROTHERS.
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PAVILION HOTCI

Vtk subscribers take this opportu nifty To- <rea, ,hs
public generally, and beg leave to sste tbst the
their ha nds, has been entirely renovated res,..a,
and rehtted throushout and is now In ali respects
a scale Of enlarged lberaliiy and assnmn,as VA
worthy the patronage OF the public. """'''i
Possessing advantages OF location pleasant and
airy rooms, and the most liberal arTanRemenfs 10,
taking meals, the above House is respectfully rec
I'M be opened for the reception OF Guests on Tues
= -, = McCRACKEN s BINGHAM,
myH1m rs PROJECTORS.
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For sale by a respectable Druggists and Dealers.
PRICES OF THE LISIMENT, Is cents, 50 cents anil
81 a bottle. a one dollar bottle contains as much
Liniment rs eiyht twenty five cent bottles. ,vrs ,
Extraordinary Announcement.
livery purchaser of dollar bottle of the ARCTIC
LlNIMENT receives at Dr. Bragg's expense, the
UNITED STATEsJoCRSAL, OF View York for one year.
The Journal is a large illustrated paper-eaeh nun
Der containing sixteen pages, beautifully printed Oh
clear white paper, and filled with original matter from
the most brilliant writers Of the country. Certificate
of subscription and full particulars OF the novel and
phianthropic enterprise OF which this offer forms
part, Will accom- pany each bottle. ~.
An. AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and
VILLAGE.
BRAGG 4 BURROWS.
St. Louis, Mo.
All other Liniments purporting. to be BRAGGs, are
unauthocizeds AZ there no other Braggs Liniment
but the ARCTIC LINIMENT.
W. BIERB0WER and KELLER WHITE are
Agents for Evansy lille. ap4-3md&w
FAD PIPE AND PIG LEAD-.
IL Casks assorted from = inch 10 inches;
10 Pigs Lead;
Received and for sale by SAMUEL ORR
UANTE CCKRASTS-i bbls. chofre. for sale BY
Ia GILBERT ROWLES.
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THAT GUM BELTING!!I

CCNDRIES-
- 300 resms Wrapping Paper:
80 do Letter a. r Cap Paper: A
20 doz. Washboards;
% do Bedcords:
~ boxes Mercantile Writing Fiuid:
ll0boxes Ground Spices;
g do Star Candles; irf
800 q boxes Sardines:
200 = do do;
% eases Cove Oysters;
20 kegs $. c. Soda;
Just received and for sale by
my35 WHEELER a. RIGGS
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GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST

} i II isasovereign remedy
FOR the various diseases
With which horses are az.
fiicted, curing the most
aiar1ningcases Of Bruises,
Spains, 3 trim g. h alt,
W ounds, Scratches,
sweeney, Spawn, Rims
bone, Big head, Poll evil,
&c. No farmer, livery
stable Keeper, or any per-
son owning valuable
III o II s r So should be
without this valuable re-.
n1adr H M#. H. g -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01

A MINISTER'S WALK AND CoNvERsA-
TIoN.-The Editor of the North Carolina
Presbyterian, who wass at the Virginia
Springs, has heard good story of Speak
er Orr and the Rev. DIR. W., of Lex
ington Not long since, the story goes,
they were both at the Warm Springs,
and met in a public room of the hotel.
They had been sitting with other com
pany, and after a while the Doctor rose
and walked across the room with the us
ual limp in his gait. Mr. Orr immedi-
ately recognised him, and asked if he
were not the Chaplain at the University
of Virginia at such time, naming the
year. The Doctor replied that he was.
81 was there" said Mr.. Orr, ga stu
dent of the University, and l know you
by your limp"
WE'LL" said the Doctor, st seems
my lnping made a deeper impression
on you than my preaching"
The joke placed Mr.. Orr in an awk-
ward predicament, and most men would
have been unable to extricate themselves,
but he replied with ready wit:
"Ah, Doctor, it is the highest COM
pliment we can pay minister to say he
is known by his ,odlk rather than by his
conversation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01
Autumn & Winter Trade OF
1853 andl859.

M + are now fully prepared for the present
w Autumn and Winter Trade.
Our stock in all figst-class European and
American fabrics will be found much larger,
richer, and decidedly more atiractivey varied
than at any previous season.
Our object Is TO present Mt all times and IN
all departments the largest and most compre-
hensive stock of first-class DRY GOODS (adap-
ted for general wants) in this market.
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents
send us new supplies daily.
ONE PRICE ONLY, marked In plain fig
ures; hence we are prepared to solicit the cs-
pecial attention of all purchasers who procure
their supplies for the cash.
We state now, on the threshold Of the ari-
tumn, that We are not opening any new nc
counts, and wish IL distinctly understood that
all our bills are due in cash monthly, or Just
the moment we prefer to present them in adj
dition, the money viii be required notes will
not answer our purpose.
Our entire stock being marked at the lowest
cash prices, we are compelled to be stringent
in our terms.
visit from strangers and residents solicit
ed il incurs no obligation to purchase.
Good articles, Low Prices, and Eda
Dedliag may be relied on in all cases.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores, west building,
opp. Centre Market, City Of Washington.
sep 81 Mari. Cav.
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For Entire Suits.

MIXED American and European CASH
4V1 meres Of the proper shades and texture
for entire suits AT moderate rates
Snperinc Cloths, Cassmercs, and Ycstings
Of this seasons importation, at reduced prices.
full assortment Of the same class in the
medium and lower grades.
The large quantitysof select fabrics for mems
and boys wear annually passing through our
hands enables ns 70 offer really the best goods
at about the prices usually charged for tho in
feror grades.
Also, Under-shirts, Drawers, Cravatg, Half
Hose, Gloves, Suspenders, Pocket IIandker-
chiefs, Umbrellas, &c. at All prices, most favor
able 20 the consumer.
New supplies from our Northern and East
ern correspondents daily.
One price only, marked in plain figures
hence no purchaser Us oyercharged.
We are not opening any new accounts.
All old bills must be paid prior to beginning
new ones. All bills presented monthly for
payment In cash. PERRY Il BRO
Central Stores" west building,
Opp Centre Market, Washington, y. G.,
sept ~ Mari. Cav. - > -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01

FoR FEMALEs--It is lamentabe fact that
so large number of females are afflicted with
Irregularities, either profuse or suppressed,
which rapidly and surely undermine their
health, shorten their lives, and Outlines renders
them unfit for those duties in life for which an
all-wise Creator has formed them. This state
Of things need not exist when DR.. Wheating's
FEMALE REGULATING Pills are so sure to bring
relief. They are composed of materials, harm
less to the most delicate constitution, but eff
cient in the highest degree in Graduating that
train Of diseases incident to the sex, originat-
ing from irregularities. They are no Nostrum,
but claim for themselves virtues resulting from
the use of those most valued remedies, prescri-
bed by the highest medical authority ancient
or modern. Many females give way to despon-
dency, imagining themselves in a confirmed
decline. To such we would confidently re
commend these Pills; believing if there is a
power in any remedy to effect permanent
cure, that blessing will cnsue from their use
They manufactured only by J. H. bowEi
cor. I'd and Race streets, Philadelphia. Noi
genuine without his written signature upo
each box. Price 81 90. sept. 10.
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Canton FlanneIs. &c.

LNXTRA Super White and Unbleached CAN
~ TON FLANNELS at 1919 cents per 3D.
with the largest and most comprehensive stock
OF all other kinds Of first class foreign and do
nestle Dry Goods We ever offered.
Our Northern aud Eastern correspondents
send us new supplies daily.
One price only, marked in plain figures !;
hence no purchaser Is deceived
We are not opening any new accounts.
All old bills must be paid in cash prior to
beginning new ones.
All new bills presented monthly for payment
in cash. PERRY b BROTHER
Central Stores" west building,
Opp. Centre Market, Washington, d. G.
sep ~ Mari Gaz
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Burning of the Austria.
Frightful Loss of Life--Only Sixty
Seven Saved out Of Six Hundred!

HALIFAX, Sept. 27.-The burnt steam
er fell in with at sea was the steamer
Austria. Twelve of the rescued passen.
gers have arrived here and report that
only Si.cty-serea souls were saved out of
the 600 that were on board.
PARTICULARS FROM AN EYEWITNESS.
HALIFAX, Sept. 27.-The bark Lotus
arrived here yesterday with twelve of the
sixty-seven passengers saved from the
steamer Austria, which sailed from Ham
burg on the LIST inst, and Southampton
on the 4th, and which was burnt at sea
on the 18th.
A passenger reports that little after
2 o'clock on the afternoon of the 18th a
dense volume of smoke burst from the
after entrance to the Storage. The
speed of the steamer was instantly slack
ened one-half, at which speed she con-
tinucd until her magazine exploded,
when the engineers, it is supposed, were
instantly suffocated
The fire next burnt through the lights
amidships, travelling aft with fearful IA
pidity. A boat was let down on the port
side, but it was instantly crushed. An
other boat on the starboard side was
swamped from the numbers rushing into
it. All the cabin passengers were on
the poop excepting a few gentlemen,
who must have been smothered in the
smoking room.
Many of the second cabin passengers
were also on the poop, but number
were shut in the cabin by the fire.
Some were pulled up through the venti-
lators, but the greater number persisted
in the flames.
The last woman that was drawn up
said six were already sufocated. Seve-
raj men on the poop deck jumped into
the sea by twos and threes.
Some women were already wrapped in
flames. Others hesitated to jump till
driven at the last moment by the advance
of the flames In half an hour not a
single soul was left on the poop.
The French bark Maurice, Captain
Ernest Renaud, came alongside at S o.
clock, and rescued 40 passengers, who
were chiefly taken from the bowsprit, but
some were found struggling in the wa.
ter. At 8 o'clock one of the metallic
boats came up with % persona, including
the first and third officers Subsequent.
ly four men were picked up floating on q
piece of broken boat.
The second officer was afterwards res.
cued from the water. Both he and the
third officer were severely burnt.
Many of the male passengers are
frightfIlly burnt Six women only were
saved, three of whom are shockingly
burnt
A Norwegian bark went alonside thu
steamer next morning and sent boat
She may have picked up few. The
bark Maurice had no communication witt
her.
The bark Maurice proceeded with thu
Austria's passengers to Fayal.
A passenger says that when the Cap
tain Of the Austria heard of the fire h
rushed on deck exclaiming, eve are al
lost Let down the boats" which wer,
Immediately swamped. The Captain fel
into the sea, and was soon left far be
hind
The fire arose from culpable negligence
while fumigating the Storage with burn
ing tar, under the superintendent O
the fourth officer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-01

BALTIMORE, September 30, 1853
GRAlN.-0f white Wheat Q, 700 bushels, and
of red ,3l5 bushels offered this morning, and
the demand generally was limited, white sell
ing at 23a$l 35 for fair to good, and 40a
81 So for good to choice; of red small sales at
l lsa$l 81 per bushel for fair to prime. OF
Corn l 900 bushels white and 1900 bushels
yellow offered and part sola at s0as3 cts for
white, and 9Oa9l cts per bushel for yellow -
OF Oats 1900 bushels offered, and mostly sold
at 4la44 cts for good to prime new Maryland,
and 46 cts per bushel for good new PennsylvP
mia. OF Rye 200 bushels offered and sold
72a75 cts for fair to prime new Maryland;
quote do. Pennsylvania at 1sas2 cts.
SEEDs-Are in improved demand, and prices
are firm We quote Glover at So 80 for new;
Timothy ,5a$2 for good to prime.