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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13

Payments To lie made in all cases in advance. Money
current in the State where issued will be received
par.
discount Of twenty-five per cent. will he allowed
clubs. FOurc0pes OF BlarkwOod, or OF one Review,
four Reviews and BlackwOod Tor s.0; and 80 on.
The POSTAGE 10 any part Of the United States will
he but twenty four cents year for " Bisckwood and
but fourteen cents year for each Of the Reviews.
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Improvements on Division between and 49,. 1 o.
And IL there should not be time to sell the whole OF
the above property the said 18th day of February
the sale will be continued from day to day, between
the ABOVE named hours, until all is sold.
GEORGE WOLfLIN, Tax Collector.
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DOCTOR j. N. HUGHES,

= ATE PHYSICIAN OF THE UNITED STATES
4 a MARINE HOSPITAL AT LOUISVILLE, has
located IN this city, and will give prompt attention 10
the practice OF his profession in its several branches
Office aud residence on Second, between Main and
Division streets, being the same formerly occupied by
DR.. ByfGrd. Regular hours for consultation from ~
., O'clock A. NJ, and from to and from 81 to
o'clock, 2. VI.
- Calls made in his absence from the office, and
registered will be duly responded 20. noVl7u
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

ElR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
~ Dr. GREEN. late OF indianapolis, will continue
the practice of medicine and surgery AT his old Office on
Third street, where he sncits continuance OF patron
age from his friends AM the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention 10
the Of diseases OF the We and Lungs for
several years IN continue treat such diseases with
his new plan OF treatment which consists orthe luncsi
in the inhalation Of meiicatet NapOrs carrying the
medicine directly To the seat Of the disease
One Of the nm he found az the Office Ak all hours
Of the da ~ and mint. seprl aN wsrn
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new GOODS!
AsslGNEEs, SALE.
rUNITE entire stock OF Nessrs. Vim. Lnve-rthal u
n Co., consisting Of beautiful assortnentof
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING

OF every variety have to he disposed of within short
time. The Goods have to be sid positively and with
The attention Of Cash buyers is partcu-
larry requested.
All persons indebted To she firm OF Wrn. LGwenthai
x Co., will please settle forthwith. 10 al nnncc
essary trouble. ABRAHAM GCMBERTS.
LEOPOLD VI. BERNHElMER,
0cf.f-tf ASsirne..s % VIM. IPNei.tila y
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HARDWARE AND SADDLERY.
REMOVAL Of
WHOLESALE HARDWARE
HEADQUARTERS.
CHARLES s. WELLS.

FIRST 8 between Main and Sycamore,
~ EVANSVILLE, IND.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,

I SHALL REMOVE my LARGE and REcEsTI.
PURCHASED stock Of
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Group, Whoopins Cough. influenza.
Asthma or Ph,hisic. and bronchitis.


WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. 4, 1856.
Sir: Your CHERRY PECToRAL is performing mar
yeilous cures III this section 1t has relieved several
from alarming symptoms of consumption, AMI is now
curing man who has labored under an affection of
the lungs for the last forty years.
HENRY l.. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, VI. D., ALBION, MoNRoE COUNTY
many years / have found nothing equal 10 your
CHERRY PEcToRAL for giving ease and relief to con-
sumptive patients, or curing such as are durable"
We might add volumes of evidence, but the most
convincing proof of the virtues Of this remedy is
found in its effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
cured so many and such dangerous cases AS this
Some no human aid can reach hut even to those the
CHERRY PEcroRaL affords relief and comfort.
Aston HOUSE, NEW YORK CRY March ), is56.
Doctor AYES, LOWELL: 1 feel IL n duty and
pleasure 10 inform YOU what your CHERRY PECTo-
RAJ has done for NV wife. Size had been five months
lahOring under the dangerous symptoms OF cOnsump-
ton, from which no aid we could procure gave her
much relief. She was steadily falling. until DIR
Strong, Of this city, where have come for advice,
recommended 4 trial OF your medicine. We bless his
kindness, do your skill, for she has recovered
from that day She il not vet a. strong Is She used to
be- but Is free from her cough. and calls herself we'll
Yours with gratitude aud regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, oS SHELBYvILLE.
CONSUMPTIVE, do not DESPAIR till You have
tried AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL. IL is made ny O
Of the hest medical chemists In the world and lis cures
all around a. bespeak the high mrrits Of its virtues.
philadelphia Ledger.
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER, Lowell Mass; and
sold ~ Keller White Evansville; and by Druggists,
and Merchants throughout the country. At Wholesale
by j. G. Aver = Co., l46 Walnut street Cincinnati.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
LAND FOR SALE.

TutHE Subscriber offers for sale 20 ares OF first rate
upland situated ~ miles from West Franklin,
Posey county. Ind, Is cleared, and the -e
uainder is covered with heavy tmter
For terms re, enquire OF the subscriber on the
property, or to J. Il. Campbell near the prsmises
ian ls-d&w3w ID. l.. MARTIN.
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FAD PIPE
L. good assortment received and for sale by
ian - SAM'L ORR.
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LOOK HE r E

DUCKETS Y TUBS
ID l5l doz. plain ami fancy buckets;
80 do fan cy half do;
50 dor. painted tubs, 81, and ;;
% nests - ea) do;
% do IS ea) do;
WHEELER RIGGS.
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rOFFEE.-
~ 40 sacks Rio Coffee; l bale Mocha;
20 pockets Java; just reed by
erfQ n. III. COON & NON.
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With ample room, No. FACILITIES FOR BUYING
CHEAP the best selected and completely as:ort
stock in the city, together with prompnes, industry,
and fair dealing, trust my efforts past and future)
will be mutually advantageous to myself and my rap
idly increasing list Of customers in the city and coun-
Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05

4 Spanish SLAYER, the barque Venus, had
been captured at Matauzas, Cuba, with 20
negroes on board. She took in six hundred
negroes on the Congo River and landed bu;
two hundred and fifty a, Matanras, the res,
having died on the passage.
Insuring lives upon Railroads is bccom-
ing very common business, and companies
are being formed for the purpose. lnsur-
ance may be had by the trip or any number
of trips. One dollar for $1,000 is the price
per trip.
The United States post.0fice Agent llol.
brook, on Saturday last, arrested John
Miller, baggage.master on the Hartford and
Providence Railroad, for robbing the mail.
\ correspondent Of the Boston Journal
says that tuns OF smells are being caught by
fishermen stationed within speaking dis
lance, all along the Kennebcc river. Mo-
body else has got the news. 1t looks like
small fish story.
The dwelling. Of James Kilbreth, IT,,
OF liyermOre, was consumed by fire on the
evening OF the l4,h inst. and Miss Ellen,
IN only and much beloved daughter, persisted
in the flames. Two sons narrowly escaped.
Mr. and Mrs. X. were absent at the time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05

would be compelled to cast anchor upon
some other mooring ground. But II Doug
las should be fairly driven Oat OF the black
political organization to which he now
elings, and should head OF new democrst'e
party. how will that affect present parties
II would finish Up What remains OF the
present bOrder-ruIEan. negrO-driying, man
stealing black democracy. that has it, figure
bead "a the White House. IL would kill u
dead as NmrOd in every free STATE and
s1me three reform slave States. The new
party could do nothing alone. IL could
not 20 back t. the old hive, and from the
force Of circumstances. would be obliged, in
the end. Ia affiliate with the Republican
party. Thisnew party can and tii itshould
BE- iormcd) doubtless will Ind a common
platform in which il can stand with the
Republicans m the next Presidential cleo
ton. In that event, victory Cor the right
will b. a certain thing. Let Douglas take
whatever course he may, his course, and
more specially the infamous, suicidal course
of the Administration will work out a vic
tory &c the friends Of freedom in $500
The thing Ne consider settled, almost be-
ylnd doubt 90 controversy.
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who have already polluted the soil Of that
Territory too long. They ought to have
stood on nothing under galiows long ago.
Alter all, the halter is too good for ,lNm.
they oueh, to hang upon gibbe,s, sPectaeles
to the whole world, TO show the depths Of
degradation to which modern democracy"
viii bring man.
We hope II our Free State friends in Kan.
sis are Obliged 10 go into this business OF
hanging the tories, they will follow the ex.
ample OF the heroes Of the Revolution. and
lc, the whole lo, know by blessed experience
the virtue there is in hemp. and never 10
love the executioner from his duty, 50 long
as there is scalp left upon the Ubiquitous
head Of a 1--we border rufban traitor in Kan.
As.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05

~ AEI.rl Mlss. Julia Myers, a Mis-
of l.. Of Portland, s,r,yad into York Co,
Sac,. and ,hsr,ah,ut. where ,ho was found
m amu.g destitute condition about the let
OF December \ Mr. B.tklorl invited her
10 hi, house. d. thought she was amablc,
hon,,t strl bat coon found several ,alua-
hle thing, missing, whea she lett he house
and started for Portland in Is absence.
On hi, return Doe followed Ter, and, o,erta.
king her. found a large amount Of stolen
clothing and ,Jckc, She then declared
that Mr.. Bickforl had abused her, aud
charged him with numbering drunken man
at his bou.e. and that she saw him do it
Thu. story wa. circulated, and On coming to
the ear, Of Mr. b. he had her arrested aud
.oIscl in jail a, Alfred.
At jail, .hc won the confidence u the nfi-
ccrs by her good conduct. She said on De-
Ing taken before the Court, that her father
aud mother were dead, that she bad u bro
thcr in Portland, and had worked in the
factory, before going to Blddelurd. Her
story was believed, AM she was judged to
he insane Accordingly she was brought TO
Portland On her way 10 Augusta, where she
wa, lodged in Hil over night. The officer
accompanying her met Deputy Marshall
Ring aud told him his business. Mr.. Ring
told hun that the girls parents were French
Canadians, and were both living in Port
land. An interview between the parents
and the girl took place a, the jail. The
girl at fret talked ychemeutly in French,
telling her father and mother to disown her.
She finally Acknowledged that they were his
parents.
She was taken to the hospital at Augusta /;
but Tbomaston would have been more APP
propriatc place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05

TEMPERANCE MEETINGS. The society Mt
North Waterford, Of the organization Of
which noticc was recently Published, is
continuing to meet with good success. Their
weekly meetings are well attended, and
good degree Of interest manifested.
In Denmark Rev. Zenas Thompson de-
livered lecture, at the close Of which a
society was formed Meetings are now held
in the several school districts in the town.
which are fully attended by the people,
without distinction of party. Some go
signatures have already been obtained to
the pledge. There isa prospect that much
good will spring cut Of the movement. One
rumseller has come to the conclusion that he
was in bad business, aud has abandoned
the traffic.
Much interest is also exhibited in religious
matters in the latter town. among ali de-
nominations. Quite number Of CONVEX
slOns have been made, while stall larger
! have expressed the hope ola change.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
whn. will Ps,ans Of ponglasl

We are heartily .1rry TIA; Douglas has
mals a z % o. hin.. '- hy going Ca tor Fill
tu.,.riu- II DE- has Done this 90 concililte
tb, sOgts. a. many imagine. De has CONE
mit,el a s-sa, mistake. The south like the
idea % alhtgs,srins, 50 long as they can
force sou, advantage 70 themselves but
what do ,bey care about Bill Walker and
the psyr rnsuuEa crew that have followed
at hi. heels. When compared With the great
question % nrsro sllysry.
Toe .Ily-h,.icr. u tee South are the AZ
pba AMI Oia.s, u ne lemoerlt'c party u
the present. day. and si,h theiU Douglas is
= Il" dead c,ek in tie pit " already. lie -
.lr,ady kicked 1ut OF the ring, and do wha,
h. s..i be- can never set back agVn into
thar s,Ualyuce. he may - - for flli-
ring rt IL will DO ham no god S,ath.
adm. N-. b. v.ll i.ni o. ILL tim AZ
lr.ta..r. I.s move has placed lsm
L.....- r.., 4ur..I tasas;n.r m,lls,las.
W,.r. rUL 20 WIZ lt attempt to
i.ruar.s .ary Tr.aP' 90, far nom
t..I.sr iusl4.tisY s- tiu get, the black
a....r,.. of 'te .F.tf N4r'h Wet, a large
,-..r t.r v-i h'n Ma h"
x.. .4,, ..u. -.l av.sJ ..'p.st''iv
.hlw ~ P,unsyiyas.4. , az oiher Free
s,.r.. ne would diver, q large HOmbers
i,, L,. rank. II the Prv.'dsnt and bis
D. o.. -.Il. mt,tsr. eau foSre the Le'
..t,. y,.-.. iur,ush Cougre-s. Il wall,
a.,mlt..r p po.s.sity, forever sever tb'
,raii cord that now holds the Little Giant
e ranks Of the black democracy, and h'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
Black Democratic Treachery.

Aswcaro about u ~ u press, news comes
that the Pr..,dgu, has sent The fraudulent
Lccomp,ou Constitution 10 Congress, fully
endorsing aud recommending ir provisions;
aud that as au administration, democratic
measure, be i now determined to admit
Minnesota ard Kansas together making
the admission Of one depend On the other
the former a frc,. the latter a slave State.
Before Buchanans election, the demo-
Gratis here said, tina, Any man who assert
ed that the democratic party was in favor
Of slavery. was liar" The had Of the
party now deliberately recommends aud in.
sists that Kansas shall be slave state. Who
now !. the lar, he who says Democracy is
in favor Of slavery, or hewho SAYS 1t isnOt?
Such ireachery elected Buchanan aud now
he reigus a despot over the American peO-
pie, and the country suffering under the re-
peal Of the Missouri Comprehensive Kan.
sas-Nebnska Act; and a standing Army Is
Is in greater danger OF civil discord and dis.
union than ever before.
Douglas, in whom freedom has no, yet
learned to trust, opposes this terrible wrong,
insisting upon war to the knife aud the knife
to the hilt; but he is too small giant, it
never 90 true, to arrest the despotism he
first inaurun,ed.
Can it be- that 10, 900 free men, voters in
Kansas, must be oppressed, overborne, trod.
den down aud refused the rights Of citizen
ship by $500 would. be.slayeholders? Blu
ehanan and democracy say " Yes" VIII
thi, nation Of ireemen acquiesce2 We shall
sec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05

DIVISION OF Towns. We learn that
movement is in progress, in the central por-
ton Of this county, for the division Of
several Of the towns. The matter is princi-
pally confined, at present. to Waterford,
Albany and Stoneham. IL is proposed to
form new town, consisting OF the four
North tiers Of lots in Waterford. Eas, Stone
ham, and the South part Of Albany. This
will make a very compact town, having n
single convenient business centre at North
Waterford, lourishing village Of compar-
atiyely recent growth, where will BE- located
the town house. \ large meeting Of the
proposed new town was held at So. Water
ford. on Wednesday OF last week, to listen
TO the report Of committee appointed to
make draft of the towns Us now situated,
when il was voted that a committee be APP
pointed TO make draft Of the new town.
and circulate petition for signatures, pray
ing for division Of the above towns and an
act Of incorporation for new town.
The remainder of Waterford and Stone
ham will form towns by themselves. 1t is
suggested that the remainder OF Albany,
with a portion Of Bethel aud Greenwood,
will make u town much better situated than
the present town. An effort has heretofore
been made to annex the north tier Of lots in
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30, the o.c,d Democrat.
Temperance Meeting in Norway.

Temperance Meeting in Norway.
The Oxford County Temperance Associa-
ton. held meeting at the Uni'ersalisi
Church in Norway, on Wednesday, Jan.
9th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The meeting
was called to order by Alden Chase. Presl-
dent Of the Association. Prayer, by Rev.
Mr.. Mllnor Of Norway.
On motion Of DR.. Rust Of South Paris. a
Committee Of three was appointed by the
Chair. tn report business to the meeting.
Hon. s. Perham OF Woodstock. +. Jewctt
OF Waterford, and II. q. Cole Of Norway,
were appointed said Committee, who subso.
qGen,ly reported the following resolution
R,,olr,d, That while we recognize in the
principles Of moral suason, the great re-
iormatory power. on which we must depend
90 reach the heart and elevate the affections
Of the unfortunate inebrate, and for tho
formation Of the right public sentimcn, on
this subject, we, at the same time express
our approval Of the plan now before the
Legislature oi this State, for tho submission
OF an efficient prohihitory law IN the people
for their approval OF rejection at tho earliest
practicable time.
Resolution accepted Tor discussion.
Adjourned ono hour.
r. W. Ne: according TO adjournment.
The above resolution was taken mp and lis.
cussed nv Mcssr,. Prince Of Buckfeld, Cald-
well Of Oxford. Pcrham Of Woodstock. Dun.
nell Of Norway. Barrett n Sumner, Rust OF
South Paris. Ford Of Norway. Thompson Of
Bethel, and whitney OF oxford
Adjourned 10 6 - O'Clock, evening.
On motion of Hon. : Pcrham. the rcso.
luton as reported by the Committee was
unanimously adopted
During the evening. q. T.. whitney spoke
Of the cvll Of publicly reporting, II a mem.
her had broken the pledge. .lIo would rather
20 to him privately, and try to liit him uP
than to crush him. by making public r..
port. he would b. fsr NOR likely 20 reform
him by such a course. Mrs. q. =. Whit
ncy spoke eloquontly TO an attentive audi.
cacc, " the ntTcrngs II woman on account
Of in,cmpcnncc Mr.. whitney, and his
wife are truly worthy lab1rcr. IN the cause
Of temperance. They have spent much Of
their time in reforming the inehria,e, in
which thry have hccn very successful Mr.
whitney "a. more calls than he can posi-.
bly, attend, 90 9, into different places and
help start the cause q Temperance, or to
labor with tho incbrntc H. 6. entitled to
tho sympathy, and encouragement II every
friend Of Temperance, and not only this, but
he i. entitled 90 some pecuniary couslicn.
ton nr hi. hhor.. Mc..r. pcrhnm ami
Thompson addressed tho audience, with
their well known zeal and ability Rev.
Mr.. Richardson. and Deacon S,ct'on u Nor.
way, spoke earnestly and effectively in sup
ror, OF Temperance.
On motion ~ Esv. T. Thompson,
Toi,a. Tha, the thanks ~ ,li, meeting bc
rendered Co the rr1rris'nr' oi the uui,er-
.ali.t Church, anial.o 90 the inhabitants of
Norway ,Ilhc' Dr the Kind entertainment,
W. have received
rc,,S, o. ADJOURN to such slime and place,
q. the oarr, of Association may direct.
ANY rcr-ou, Wishing o. have the meeting in
their locality, will please notify the officers
f-..t t..
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Ma.ne Legislation and Revised Stat
ufRs.

Que r. ,be evils the People " Maine have
Lad o. endure tor Year., ha, BEEN 900 Hl.h
legislation. Pit LEGISLATURES have tried 10
90 much. Al hv,. in order O, b. fairly
uulgr,iold. must remain long enough uV1n
the .utu,r books G, receive O. judicial GENE
s,ructiou. anil iD order 80 De- fairly tested,
-h5aI us,, ,on'-- ralplhiy wr1rcl BE-
altered % rgpgaiei until they have bc,u
uicJ AMI found wrong. These general
principle, Apply g. 40, legislation. But IA
l..islauus ,u 'Hi. state, bat itlIe attention
has arplr,uHy been paid to them. We
have htIa o.at.ua4l s,ryan oi ena'tius,
amending ,ld r,psaiius cor public laws,
going oo IRON year % wear, until scarcc,y
auy DyIy cJ-.J tell What was, % was not
lar.
Ala graf .zrruss, We have had our rub-
Die c,i. revised. AMI 10 has bcsn done With
great ears hy uen com!e,ent o. The task.
oar new revised ,,atut.s have Just come into
frr.. and are now the law ut the state.
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