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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-07

principal regulators Of the
,Hperfor1ns It's functionswelI
IA-are .ully developes. The
-hdependent on the healthy
.'prUper performance of its
@maclI is AZ Eanltthe bowels
Nsysiem suffers in conse-
- -liver-having ceased to do
0of that organ, one of the
0hls stud. in "a practice of
Dto iind some remedy
1.-The many derangements
-~me'iy is at last found, any
r-complaint in any of it,
,0bcttle, AMI conviction il
! formed bydissOlving gum
(which is soluble for the
-yScine. These gums remove
Afrom the " stem. supply
How 0f bile invigorating
| 10 digest we'll, purifying
health to the whole mrlchi-
5 s-pf the disease aud cffec =
{ s,ny of the disagreeaile
-calsmel or mineral poison
; >sufiicient to relieve the
|. dood from rising and sour.
-Cfore retiring prevents
- ~nisht loosens the bowels
" ~ne>s.
r each mea! will cure Dys-
-teaspoonsful viii always
-C>male obstruction removes
>and makes a perfect cure.
. f,tely relievescholc while
l>.sa slre cure for cholera
hive of cholera.
: will prevent the recur-
/, awhile il relieves all pain
~
; Aneede'l 10 throw out ofthe
- cine after a ong sickness.
-iIaundice removes all vel
: - 0nr from the skin.
whine before eating gives
fooe digest we'll.
cures Chronic Diarrh,ra
e-summer and bowel COM
/. trstdose.
: attacks caused NV worms.
= reD, ther. is no surer, saf-
! the world IA il never fails
! " n these statements: they
0V 1--WE can give evidence 10
e - il are tiving their uuan-
: favor.
Z Liver Remedies now offered
none We can so fully recon-
vigorator, 80 generally known
IN. This pseparation j. truly
the most happy results
most innumeralile certificates
reat virtue of this medicine by
Hing i'm society, and we know
Dn before the public-HUDsoS
LAR PER BOTTLE.
lie Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD 4 CO.,
rs, 3I5 Broadway New York.
IUENRy ". MERRITT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-07

The Liver is one Of the
human body and when IL
the powers Of the ~ stem
stomach i<iimost entirely
action of the liver for the
functions. When the sto
are at fault, and the whole
quence of one org:,n-the
its duty. For the diseases
proprirtOrs has made il
more than twenty years,
wherewith to counteTact
to which il is liable.
To prove that this re
person troubled withllver
FORMS, has but to try "a
certain.
A compound has been
and extracting that part
active virtues of the mc'li-
sll morhid or lad matter
lug In theirplaceahealthy
the stomach, causing food
the blood, giving tome and
merry .removingthe causes
ing a radical cure without
after effects, felt by using
that - usually resorted
One dose after eating is
stomach and prevent the
ing
Only one dose taken be-
nightmare.
Only one dose taken at
gently and cures costive
One dose taken after
pepsia.
~ One dose Of two
relieve 4 sick headache.
One bottle taken for fe-
the cause of the disease,
Only one dose immedi-
One dose uften repeated
Morbus and n preventa-
One dose taken often
renee Of bilious attacks,
feelings.
Only one bottle Is
system the effects ofme,li
One bottle taken for
levness Ur unnatural c1l.
One dose taken a short
vITor t. the appetite and
One dose often repeated
in its worst forms, while
plants yield almost t0 the
One or two doses cures
while for worms i'm child
~ or speeslier re nedy in
/ There isnO eNaggerltion
are plain, sober facts, that
prove, while all who use
imOus testimony i'm it,
Among the hundreds Ct
t. the public, there are
mend as Dr. Sanford In
now thrnughoutthe Unio
a LivcrIuvigorator, prod
on NIL who use il. Ain
have been given Of the gr
those ~ the highest stan
tito he the hest preparaiiO
COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
PRICE ONE DOL
W. BIERBoWER, So
mari propr;stor
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EV ANSV LIE
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

" hsye now on kssaa, and ofIer on liberal erIrs
w awell assorted stock or printers and bookbnd-
ers, among which We name
5eobunsaes Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; loee Tar Boards,
As well as colere Printing Paper; plain Cap and Hos
fiat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and colored Csrs and
Gard Boards, Which can have cut to any size Post,
Office paper; Manila Wrasping, Printers Ink. nc.
We also beg leave % call the attention Of dealers
stock of 300 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards. -he highest market prich paid for
Rags. TENNEY 4 SORENS0N.
ap2s- f.
aDINE APPLE CHEESE Norton's Premium
III Pine Apple Cheese, to be had only of
febIn y. III. COOK AZ SON
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Our W EshOps.

In many branches Of manufactures We
arc rivaling Cincinnati and Louisville, and
from the advantages Of our location which
give us cheap power and ehoap living, We
are enabled to undersell the mechanics in
larger places. We hear of instances weekly
where purchasers from distance, after ex-
aiming the products of our workshops and
getting the prices, have gone to Louisville
and Cincinnati under the impression they
could do better, but have finally returned
and made their purchases here. Such was
the case in the following instance. The gem
tleman went to Cincinnati for $500 or $500
worth of marble, but found prices 10 to 90
per cent. higher than the same work was
offered at here. lie, Of course, came back to
Evansville.
Mt. VERNON, Ind, April S. 1855.
Mr.. NJ. A. LAwRENcE-Dear Sir: The
monuments | ordered of you are received
and erected. l am well pleased with the
marble, carving and lettering, for they are
executed in neat and workmanlike manner
and suits my taste much better than the
marble ] examined i'm Louisville and Gin
cinnal; besides your prices are less than
theirs for the same style Of work. Wishing
you SUCCESS, remain,
Yours, de-,
EDWARD T. SULLIVAN.
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sE- Ask Mr. Watkins, of Lynchbure, If Chas Dc
Graths Electric on did not cure HIM of rheumatism
and strains received from n fall.
Ask Rev. Mr.. Caldwell IL i. did not relieve him Of
a severe cough and pain in the breast one night.
Ask Mr.. WEIGH, of Buchanan, IL it did not cure
him Of sweed glands in the throat in fifteen minutes,
when the Doctors said he would die In short tine.
Ask Mrs. Argyle. II it did not relieve her Of the
headache in fifteen minutes.
ASK Mrs. Blackfoot, Of Lynchburg, il il Gid not
cure her Of headache in fifteen minutes.
This Oil is mild, pleasant and harmlcss-its Proper
ties are all for good Children should have it given
them teethng ard for Group. Beware Of base i'ita-
tors, protesting to make Electric Oil. They know
nothing Of Its manufacture, their only aim being to
get money! Look out! Bewa.c! The only genuine
is made at the old establishment 80 South 9Th street,
Philadelphia. not r'rnoved, advertised by base
scamp. Name on the wrapper and blown in the
bottle. PROF. e. DE GkATH,
Sole inventor and maker Of Electric Oil in the world
aps-im
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@The Dramatic Company at Apollo
Hall perform the light dramas with great
spirit and tact. There is much talent
in the little corps that merits more gen.
erous support than they are receiving.
The female characters are exceedingly
well sustained; and Miss Denham's
songs are alone attraction sufficient to fill
the House. We were glad to see num-
Der of genteel and fashionable ladies in
the front seats at each performance this
week. Many others will, we hope, be
induced to give their countenance and
support to this Arst attempt to establish
the drama among Is. There are no Of
fences against the strictest proprieties oil
language and conduct upon the stage.
The utmost desorum is Observed, both
by actors and audience.
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does my Of orr High Liyrrs ever eat too mu

DOeS any OF Uur Hrzu LfFors c'1I ert TOO nI.OI
dnner' II any of our readers have cooks who tempt
their appetite little to far will tea secret that will
lead them to sHe enjoyment OF their dinners without
visit from that equity old gentleman Dyspepsia Take
A DOSE or Or. SANDFoRD's INvIGoRAToR AFTre
EATING, AND you WILL NEVER TROUBLED WITH
INDIGESTION; but the contrary before the next
meal time approaches the appetite will he sharpened TO
appreciate any kind Of food. II the food rises or
sours the Invigora.or will fix the matter at once for
there is something in it that to the expression Of
friend, will let eat gravel stones, and take the
Invgorator and tEey win digest. We have .retl il in
double doses, two occasions, for sick head
ache, and II acts like n charm,
What re want to to readers, young old, is,
ifanything ails you, without delay and get bottle
Of Dr. S,SproRDs INvIGoRAroR, and il it DONE cure,
come an tell u.s. for want person that it
will notbeneft. (See Adrer.isemehtY
mar30-d&wim
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An Active Business.


The operations Of our banks afford the
best indication of the activity ofthe BUSH
ness of the community. We learn that
the circulation of the Branch of the
State Bank in this city has been up to
its full limit for more than six weeks,
and in spite Of large redemptions, it is
constantly pressing upon the restrictions
Of the charter. Since the first of Jan
uary, the Branch-with only 500, 600
paid capital-has made loans to the
amount of $242 900; the re payments OF
loans during the same period were $780,
600, making only an increase OF abont
$4,000 between the aggregate loans IN
January and in April, though it had let
out in that time, twice and hall, the
amount of its capital. Nearly all Of the
paper discounted was in aid of shipments
to New Orleans and New York, and con-
sisted of 80 and 60 day bills. The bank
has, beside, dealt very largely in sight ex-
change on New York and New Orleans.
The amount of sight exchange sold on
New York during the month Of March
was about $4,000. The amount of
new loans during that month exceeded
$4,000. These figures exhibit very
large and active business for so small a
capital. A capital that is turned over so
often, with profits on every operation,
must be laying up funds for good divi-
denas. They show good management
the advantages of the location for pro-
fitable banking businsss-and prove that
we ought to have more banking capital
at this point. We are glad to learn that
the Branch will soon offer an additional
100000 of her stock to capitalists, and
by next autumn be prepared to gran
increased facilities to the trade OF tht
place.
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Public Execution.

The negro, Henry Todd, who was con-
victed Of the murder Of Macon Under.
wood, another negro, at Sullivan in Feb
ruary, was executed at that place on
Friday last. Three or four thousand
persons assembled to witness the inflic-
ton Of the awful penalty. The prisoner
had for safety been imprisoned at Terre
Haute, and was brought down on Friday
morning. and first taken to the gallows
and exhibited to the crowd; he was then
carried to The Jail, where he was visited
by several clergymen who spent the
morning with him in devotional exer-
cises. At one o'clock he was taken
again to the gallows, where after various
ceremonies which occupie two hours
and twenty Misunderstanding which time
the prisoner was exposed to the gaze of
the multitude-he was swung off, and a
few convulsive movements ended his
existence. He went through. the long
ordeal without exhibiting much emotion
or physical weakness. The law requires
these executions to be strictly private,
and the sheriff had declared his intention
to follow in this instance the acquisitions
Of the statute. But the gallows was
erected beside the railroad, fifteen feet
high, and was enclosed so as partially to
conceal the victim, but the sheriff seems
to have been oyerawed by the multitude
who threatened to break down the en-
closure which partially intercepted their
view, and to crafty them, he lowered
one side of the fence. The mode of con.
Quoting the execution was evidently q
violation Of the law, which should attrac,
the attention of public authority and b.
visited by the strongest expressions o
public condemnation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-10

A HOME SUGGESTION.


One feature in the great religious
movement now blessing the country is
the prominence and usefulness of the la
bors Of lay. men. Fhis I regard as an
interesting fact containing lesson wor-
thy the earnest consideration Of both
ministers and people. see by the pa
pers that generally the week day and
early sabbath services are conducted by
laymen.
The suggestion wish to make is
this: Can we not have peoples prayer
mesting?-A prayer meeting for every
body. Would it not be we'll to have it
conducted by laymen? In saying this l
mean no censure or complaint against our
ministers. l will simply ask, does not
the efficiency and usefulness Of the church
depend largely upon the activity and
zeal of the hy- members?
Is not one want Of the age and the
church, earnest, jealous, faithful lay
workers? Would this not be an OppOr-
tune time for our 'lsy brethren" to take
q more prominent interest IN work in
which they are equally interested with
ministers?
In making this suggestion to the
christian people Of this community l am
prompted by desire to see ths special
services" of this city, conducted on the
same plan they have proven so success.
full elsew hero. E. Ii. s.
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Late Discoveries In Pathology show that very
many of the diseases which aiict mankind arise from
mpurity Of the blood. This has long been suspected
but is only ,ltely known In consumption, tubercles
found to be sedimentary deposit from the blood.
Dropsy, Gout, Cancer Ulcers and Erupons all arise
In disorlered deposits from the blood. Bilious dis.
and fevers caused solely Icy its deranged
healthy state, and the decline Of lief ollows the
want Of vitality in the blood. In view of these facts
Dr. Aver designed his CATHARTIc Pulls especially to
purify and nvigorate Ia lood and hence We believe
to rs unparalleled success in controlling disease
-IMcdicaf Journal. mr5l DIX Win
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VINCENSRs.-The Gazette says:
Every where we meet with evidences oil
improvement in our city; and it is the
opinion of we'll informed gentlemen that
more buildings will be erected in Vim
cennes during the approaching summer
and fall than have ever been erected in
any five years since the establishment OIL
the Indian Trading Post; on the present
site Of the town. Real estate rs chang
ing hands daily, and seems to be con-
stantly enhancing in value, for the ptrr.
pose OF being improved, and additions
are made to the number Of our popula.
ton by almost every train. Vincennss
is certainly on the high road to a pros
porous destiny.
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stomach Ritter..-The welI.merit

HostStter's stomach Bitters.-The well-merit'
ed success OF these celebrated Bers, and the daily
favor with which has been received by our most re-
spectacle citizens speaks volumes to its efficacy in
bringing gbcat the beneficial results for which 1t is
designed. Having been the result Of along course OF
study and observation in the Doctors practice, so
that tie proprietors have hestancy in presenting
it to the world, unsurpassed IN eecting speedy
certain and permanent cure for all Irregularities and
weakness OF the digestive organs, and which most
persons csn trace to III health. Sold ~ oil Druggists,
Grocers, and Hotels, throughout the United States
and Canada. lw
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THE KANSAS. CONSTITUTIONAL Con

The KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL Con.
vENTIoN adjourned, after completing
their labors, on the 81 instant. The
Constitution adopted is said to- he the
Topeka Constitution amended. and i'm.
proved. Its leading provisions are re.
ported to be, a declaration of the right Of
individuals TO bear arms; slavery Is pro.
hibited; bail may be refused in capital
cases on strong presumption;- election
frauds are a bar to the future exercise Of
the elective franchise; in cases of libel
the defendant may testify. At all cleo
tons free male citizens having residence
in the State six months, and ten days in
the precinct, and all free males Of foreign
birth having resided in the United States
one year, in the State six months, and
ten days in the precinct, AMI who has
declared his intentions may vote. The
ayes and noes are to be recorded on the
journal of the Legislature on every bill
passed by either branch.
The niger question caused considera-
bic Of trouble during the session, and
many harsh things were said by those
radical members whose aim it is to ele-
vate tire black little above the superior
race. Several counties instructed thei-
representatives to so against the niger
suffrage. Doniphan county was extreme
ly anxious to get the word "white" in
the constitution. to preface male citi-
zens," but it was no go. Niggers are to
vote for or against the constitution on an
equal footing with the white folks, and
then at the first general. election there
after, vote is to be had on universal
suffrage. 1t is reported that the strong
tincture- of abolitionism that has been
infused mgo the constitution will make
it acceptable to a large number of the
free State men in the Territory.
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Mexican Mustang LinImeut.-From rich and
po"r, bond and ee all colors, grades and conditions
of life, hear the need of praise awarded this
wonderful article. Sores healed pains relieved,
lives saved, VARIABLE animals made useful, and un-
told ills iaged by this great medicine which
prisiI 6 70 the judgment of man. What family does
not require standard Linmeiit. Who ever heard of
the same effects produced by any other articlel For
Gus, Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism. Swellings,
Strained Horses, &c it has no equal. BEWARE or
iNITAftoSs. Pffe genuine Mustang Lnment is sold
by all respectable D ggsts and Livery Men in every
town, parish and hamlet throughout orth and South
America, Europe and the Islands Of the Ocean, Buy
al once. Beware of any other Braggs Liniment.' Ii
is a base imitation.
BARNES & PARK,
mar3l-dSwl,a Projectors, New York
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Giddiness, Headache, de.-sThese pans and
disagreeahle feelings generally symptoms Of
other complaint; such as dyspepsia, apopexy, and
various others, all CT which are caused by corrupt
noNious matter, cloggng the various calculations;
hence, stream rush of blood to the head, and Ivy
the excitement great pressure on the hran. Giddi
ness, headache loss of memory, dimness of sight, and
various other complaints the result. Thus will
be that all the above Painful and distressing NAL
aides their origin to the blood. Dr.. Morse's In.
dian Root Pills arc knowedged to be the only mcd
cine that will thoroughly purify the blood. They
ter the blood and follow the stream Of life its jour
ney through the system. They root out all foulness
and impurty, and drive out every unhealthy obstruc
ton. They should be taken every night in sufficient
quantities to operate briskiy, by commencing with
two pills on going to bed three TIE next night four
the next; If the SYMPTOMS not removed, commence
again with tive pills and 60 upagain asbefore. Con-
tinue in like manner; until the blood thoroughly
purified, and all pain and distress is entirely
moved.
Obtain one OF our Free Almanacs and read the his
tory of DR.. Morses father, and how this medicine
introduced
BEWARE OF a counterfeit OF these Pills-yELLow
wRAPfERs, All genuine are in BLUE wrappers, with
the signature Of Al. White Y Co.. on each box
Price Is cts.
DIR. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sod by dealers in
Medicines. mar3l-d&w
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BREAK IN A MISSISSIPPI LEvEE.-We
learn from the Memphis Appeal that a
break has occurred in the levee at the
foot o. Island 66 in the Mississippi river,
near Bolivar, and that the adjacent coan-
try for miles in extent is under water.
Large plantations are completely covered,
and nearly all the live stock has been
swept of. The Appeal adds:
In many places private dwellings fur
riishet shelter and protection to imam
and beast.o As in cases of double tene-
ments somewhat elevated, whites occu-
pied one end Of the building, negroes the
other, and in the intermediate porch cattle
would be huddled as thick as they could
stand. In very many instances how
ever, the houses themselves were desert
ed, the owners having been compelled to
betake themselves to dugouts, boats, and
RATS, or whatever came first 70 hand.
The suffering and distress of the in
habitants is described as having been
severe in the extreme. Our informant
states that up to the time he left, fears
were entertained that the levee would
give away in other places below the first
break, and all who could render any eff.
fective service were busily employed
catching dritwood and piling it upon
the levee, and using all other means in
their power to raise it so as to curb the
impetuous flood.
Napoleon, Ark, is also inundated; the
water is eight feet deep in the principal
streets.
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yThe indianapolis papers say, "the
present Is an exceeding dull time in the
travelling line, and our hotel registers
show a very naeagre list Of arrivals and
departures. The people are busy about
home, ard cannot travel.
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GTThe new Ice Cream Saloon opened
in Marble Hall building will be popular
resort through the coming season. The
rooms are neatly furnished, and well
lighted, and we are confident that the
refreshments served up by Mr.. Mckay
will be excellent. Call in at the new
slloon.
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@The spring term of the Wander.
burgh Circuit Court commences next
Monday. The Jail is full of crimi nails
and the civil docket is very heavy one.
We should not be surprised ir it is found
necessary to convene an extra term
Of the Conrt.
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COAL.
BvpIAn.MfNIMG COMPANY,

BODIAa'MfNIMG COMPANY,
(Ofice Water stree.S under.he Telegraph Ofice.)
Cart loads Of IL bushels Of Bcdiam Mine Coal de.
livered to any part Of the city at I'll 80 per lead Coal
weighed, If desired at the expense of the purchaser
Notes Of solvent bahkso Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
ken in payment. JOHN wYHOND.
dec2s-U. Secretary and Manager
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9- Persons having ten or fifteen minutes
leisure time should not fail to step into Mr..
Lyons Merchant Tailoring and Furnishing
Establishment, on First street. He gets up
garments that are perfect models of elegance
and taste, and has by far the largest stock of
fine goods that has ever been opened in
Evansville. His fine, we'll made clothing
from Devlin's, isS'going off like hot cakes. y