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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-22
We Challenge the World-To produce prepa

We Challenge the WOrld-To produce prepa-
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and so perfect in its operations
"CRISTADOR0'S HAIR DYE"
II coects the injurious effects of other dyes invigor
ates the Hair, is applied in simple manner, operates
instantaneously, does not stain the skim and its tint
are he
COUNTERFEITs OF NATURE.
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.
JOSEPH CRISTADORO,
feb5- In No. Astor House, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~~>~NO~~N~~N(~O~~[ONN NO0~NOOO0SNO~~0~~~N-7 -
~ NOTICES In this place, 10 cents per line
49, insertion; 90 cents per line three times;
so cents per line one week: discount on longer time
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0ST.-0n Sunday morning, on Main street. be.
tween First and Third, stf3LACK LACE VAIL.
The finder will please leave it at this Office,
City Building, feiJo3-lt
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STORAGE WANTED.

"E are prepared TO store in our Fire Proof Ware
w house any quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Mer-
chandize, on the most liberal terms.
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular care
will be taken OF Household Furniture, Agricultural
implements and all kinds Of goods liable 70
damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected at the loves. FIRE proof rates. by IN
month, or longer, when desired.
Warehouse located on corner Of Locust street and W
and T.. Canal, and most convenient for shippfnA "
Riyero Railroad. Apply to GEO. F0sTER& CO.
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MARRIED.:

On Thursday February lsth, by Rev. Mr.. Reimer,
Mr. MICHAEL MYERS to Miss MARY A., eldest
laughter OF Rev. =, W. Becker, all Of this city.
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CANAL STORAGE.

n HAVE large double Warehouse at the Cana
Basin. liable OF storing any amount Of produce,
which will he received, stored, taken Of and held
subject TO the owners orders on the most reasonable
terms. p. G. O'RILEy
mh2f,T.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
II A TIES. .

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.
~ The Reason Why;
Northern Travel in Sweden, L pland and Nor.
way, by Bayard Taylor;
Moss Side, by Marion Harand:
Twin Roses, by Mrs. Richie,
Cooley for March
Yankee Notions:
Harper for March, FOR sale by
feho1
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City Orders taken for Flour and Bran ut 20
Cents. IGLEHART BROTHERS.
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FOR RENT.

VNHE HOUSE on the corner of corner Of fhs-d and
n chessmt ssees, formerly occupied bv T. J.
Daniels, Esq, desireahic SITUATION with good
Sahling and carriage house d for rent 70 good ten
ant enquire Of ljaEsss.I r. BYRNF..
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TO RENT.

a TWO-STORY DWELLING HOUSE on Water
"A street, between Chestnut and Walnut, containing
our large rooms, two small ditto, and good kitchen,
,tabls and wood she'd 10 be let at moderate rent. It
AN be divided for two families is suitable for
Applyto h. RENSSELAER,, on the premises.
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cry uescrlpe the proposition. III, as IL Is 10
be presumed, it is honestly said, and am
sure it is honestly said by the President,
then why give to the men of Kansas a revo-
lutionary right where they have right Of
possessiona Why do wrong, simply that
wrong may be undonel IL this is all that is
intended, if there lies nothing behind this. if
there are no indications of wish to perplex
the national councils, and so to pave the way
for a change of the national policy or for
disunion, then mischief has been done wan
tonly and gratuitously; the country is con-
vulsed by its public authorities, for an issue
as ludicrous as it is wrong. 1t was hardly
worth the while to shatter the Democratic
party for anything so paltry. But while it
is admitted that the Submission of q Consti-
sutton to the people is the correct principle,
it is said that fourteen States would be dis
pleased if this correct principle were to be
followed ont. Now the South, in the organic
act for Kansas, obtained all that it asked for,
and the main result has been exactly what
Southern men iorestw The South has moth
ing whatever to gain by the adoption of the
Lecompton Constitution. 1t presents no
question of practical advantage to the South,
and it cannot be pretended that the admis-
sion of Kansas under it will carry with it
any advantage for the South. As question
on the score of expediency, it does nothing
injuriousto the South; the issue presented as
Southern one, is untimely and mistaken,
unwise, and anything but national.
And would it wound any AT the South less
to have the people of Kansas, as soon as the
General Government is out Of the way, undo
all that has been donel Is it not more re-
spectful to the South to state the case man
| fully and temperately and rely on Southern
magnanimity and sense Of justicel
Again, it is said that the Union is in dan
ger; the Union is to be dissolved. There is
no present danger to the Union, The suffer
ers of wrong in Kansas have been almost all
Northern men; and the North has no wish to
desert, or dissolve, or weaken the Unien.
But it is urged the men of Kansas are in
rebellion. The imposition Of loathsome
and rejected Constitution is an odd remedy
for pretended rebellion, which, as far rs !
know, has no precedent, except in King
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-22

XANTR CURRANTs.-l0o0b u.s.; just received
IA and for sale bv GILBERT x BOWLES.
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BARGAINS
money sHred Is ali0Rey made.
Fresh and desirable Goods at much
reduced prices.

4iN1A lAA1 ANelA N1lI 1DOAS 81 Al4dl4A
reduced prices.
consequence Of seirg later ia tue season in getting
il my Goods than ought to have been 10 meet The
wants fully Of my customers, and money il more va
lsable il becomes in greater demand aud can ope.
sdyanageously with il In The future, have deter
1iaed 70 sacrifice TO large extent the profits all my
Rich and Fancy Goods; therefore Offer sell for cash,
" 70 my regular customers time, my
Entire Stock Of Goods, both al Hilisborough
and South Lowell, al reduced prices.
TIE following named Goods will offer al COST, viz:
h rich aud expensive Dress Goods consisting Of Nous
la De LANES. Fancy and Black Silks. fine Cashmere
and Doutle Wool shaws, Cloths, CassiIneres, Vest.
ings Irish Linens fine Faauss Fur and Sgfl Hats and
Caps, BED aaa Negro Blankets, Velvet and Straw Bon
he's. ki5b5us. French Embroidery, embracing Collars
s5l Sleeves. both separate aed in ssis, lot q which
wi &c found Al very reduced prees. they were pur
ehassj very cheap oi ea-ii; al.o Swiss and Cambria
Ejsn-s and iaserngs, Embroidered and Plain Linen
Csn5nc Haaakercheis.
The pulie are respectfully invited to call when they
are boxing LOT Purchasing an Goods, Is deter
miael ID oder inducements, alI 10 short 10 base q
form ii iny own business, 70 correspond with tie PIE.
cent sfngeney ot tie times; therefore general reduc
IJn q prices on articles may Us e1pectg-Ihis plan
10 e continued during Tie winter preparatory to the
Spring business.
would call the particular attention d Farmers 10 ny
Plnisioa tisnss consisting Of ieel Spades and SiO.
xeis, Farm Yald and Gram sh0sels, Steel paaltd Hill
.Ug au9 Wee9iag Hoes, and last but not least thoss
sse5'stel Mans aud the Oh Collins easi-steel ANES
u whc lave been selling tJr The last six years, aud
have Ryea uniyer-ll sssiacliUn and reputation
u selling tie bet Arcs ~ those Eho have tried them
4 10y soe4 va purchased % the decline Of tie North.
Ell market and would have been of mutual advantage
t. ny paFols AMI ~, Ell TIT TT lie ateness u tie
I3n when LEY received.
4 large lot Il the bssl RIO COFFEE on hand.
slso desire 70 INFORM The public that will give the
f matt piiee fJr si sale4bie articles 10 barrier, Pc
r.aly III tie following ARTICLES, which viii without
i3nii, Bee Wax. fslIo., Good Feathers, Dried Fruit
Hsy Eggs and Better and the staple produce Of the
e4ln;ry OPP s'irniiy may offer 10 dispose Of il 10
~ ~ = lone iA'iA'A II. l.. OWEN.
November In. IT,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-12
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

UNHE undersigned having engaged in the Saddle and
4 Harness making business, they have opened shop
fronting the Cout House, (norih,j one door above
Webbs store, where they intend carrying on the bust
ness ip all its various branches. They have just
ceived new and handsome lot Of Goods in their line,
TO which they invite attention. All persons wishing
anything in their line particularly invited to give
them call as they intend to sell
GOOD R A IL q A VS..
All orders for work will be attended TO at very short
notice. All repairs will be done with neatnes and
without delay.
I. TURNER & BROTHER.
January 81 s4-4w
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FOR TIE LADIES.

A assortment Of Letter and Note Paper, Plain and
"A fancy Enyelops. Enamelled Visiting Cards, Ba.
zins Ok Marrow, Pomajes variety, Pay sons injeli
BE Ink also a lot 81 fine Prayer Books,
Jas' received a'ihe DRUG STORE.
March .. 60
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STATE on NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1858.
Iohn D, Gray and wife Elizabeth,
David Clark and wife Peggy, CalSn Clark and wife
Jincy, James Clark and Mits Nancy, Francis Bell
and wife Martha.
casaat Of VIII.
ut appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court, that
= David CLARK and wife Peggy. Calvin Clark and wife
liney, James Clark and vile Nancy, Francis Bell and
wife Martha, heirs at law aud neat of kin to John Al
son deceased reside beyond the limits of this State
Ii therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
made in the Hillshorough Recorder for six weeks noti
flying the said defendants to appear at The next term Of
this Court 10 he held for the county Of Orange At the
court house in Hillsborough the fourth Monday Of
May next, then and there to proceedings in this
cause and make themselves parties to the said issue
ifthey shall think proper to do -.
Witness, George Laws Clerk Of cur said Court, al
office III Hilsborough, the oatth Monday Of February
~ y iS's GEO. LAWS, c. C. c.
March 80, Price adv. 50 so 33-6w
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J HAVE now in store, and shall keep constantly fqt
n sale low,
New Crop Sweet Molasses and Rice,
Rio and other ColIecs. Sugars, best Vinegar,
Nails Blasting aud Ride Powder and FUSE,
Common. and English Dairy Cheese, DC. &c.
All kinds Of barter taken for Goods, VIZ: Rags, old
Castings Brass and Copper, Feathers, Beeswas Corn,
Wheat Meal. Bran, Flour. Peas and Beans, Butter,
Eggs, Plank, Shingles, and Hides, and almost every
thing else.
Settlements in all cases onre year.
JAMES WEBB.
February .. 20
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HOWERTON HOUSE,
HILLsBOROUGH, N. O.

VNHOMAs HOWERToN, Agent for the Lessee,
i begs leave TO announce 10 his former patrons and
the public generally that he is now prepared 10 enter
tain visitors at the Howerion House. This Hotel Is
very pleasantly. in the centre Of the town, adj
Joining the Masonic Hail. on the main street leading 70
The Railroad station. Hacks will be found at the Sta
ton to convey passengers 10 the Hotel.
Hillsborough, Feb !, 1858. 20
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THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. ., GASTRIC
JUICE. prepared from Rennst. alter the directions
of Baron Lieip, the great Physiological Chemist, ~
]. HDIGHIUN. NJ. H., Philadrphis Pa.
This u NATURES OWN REMEDY fof an IN.
healthy stomach. No u mau can equal iis enra.
tive powers. Il contains Acohol, Buffers. Acids nf
Nsuseous Dogs. Il Is extremely agreeable TO the
taste. and may be taken by the feeble patients
h0 cannot eat wafer cracker without acute distress.
Beware II Dfuggsd limitations. prosin y moi drug.
Call On The Agent and set Descriptive CItcuaf,
gtliis. giving large amount Of scientific Esidenee,
fipm l.isbig's Animal Chemistry; Dr. Comics Physi.
olOgy of Digestion: Dr.. Peteiis Food and Disi !;
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BLANKS for sale at this oaice.
THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
nFusLisHIB ws1sIr
by DENNIS HEARTT.

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piraiion of the year.
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out Of the state f than two yesfs wihouta Roy
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EFeimbofd's EXTRACT Rmehm

i prepared directly according The Rules q Phar
macy and Chemistry. with The greatest accuracy an,
Chemical knowledge and devoted IN ils eombina
ton. See Professor Devices valuable Works on III,
Practice Of Medicine.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STATIS1
AND
Magazine of Useful Information.

TNHE undersigned proposes to publish in the city Of
Raleigh, semi.annual Journal Of the above title,
devoted exclusively to the dissemination Of Statistical
Information.
The want of such journal is felt by every intell-
gent citizen, who desires TO become a. all acquainted
with the Of the State, present condition
future prospects, &c, and by none 50 much as by
Legislators
That we have no regular system Of statistics cannot
be attributed 10 any want of material There are large
amounts Of valuable and interesting information scat
tered through our Legislative and Executive Documents
and Records which, in their present situation, for all
practical purposes might as well be in the Chinese
language. Besides what our Legislative achiyes con.
tain our newspapers often publish valuable statistical
information which is either lost, or il preserved by
very few, SO inconyenenl to End when wanted, that
the facts soon forgotten The may be said Of
the Reports and Statements from time 10 time made by
our incorporated companies, and others engaged IN
Manufactures, Mines. Commerce, &c.
To collect these various items Of information, and
give them 10 the public in shape easy Of reference
and ln perpetual prese lion, well as 70 gaiherrom
al available everything bearing directly Or
indirectly on our wealth. prosperity and industry, is the
design Of the journal now offered fol public patronage.
so far as the plan for conducting the same has been
matared the pages Of the SrArisr vii b. devoted 70
the arrangement Of such tables relating 70 our Popula
ton, Agriculture, Commerce. Education, Public I'M
proyenents Manuaciures Fisheries Mines, and Social
Statistics generally will present their condition. aud
CIR progress ia each.
Its also designed 10 contain the Reports condensed)
n The Public Treasurer Commissioners af the sinking
Fund, Superintendent Or Common schools and all other
State officers and Boards; also, Statements and
Reports of the condition and progress OF the various
Railroal and Navigation Companies.
THE SfATlSr will be pot to press as soon a a
sufficient number Of responsible obtained 70
pay the expenses Of publication. The numbers will
contain each not less than 80 pages Of closely printed
matter. making book Of 800 pages. more, which
will re added a fun ard eomple'e..index.
TERMS Three dollars per annum; one dollar and
.y cents for SIX months; payable when the first num-
b.r ready for puhcapu which fact will be duly an
nounced in the public newspapers
O. Those persons intending 10 pattonize the journal,
will send their 10 the undersigned without delay,
as il is desirable 10 issue tie first number a. pos
'l0ie' QUENT. BCSBEE.
Raleigh. Y. C.. January !, 1855. a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27
TmRTRlRGRAPm CABLE a Ro1tE.

Not al Right, as wds Stated Correspondence
Bstveea the Directors and De Sanity, the
Electrician.
The Atlantic Gable has come to be anseyer-
lasting bore One day we have one report
about it and the next day another. Everything
sent over the wires in relation to it is of that.
provoking style that old Bullion used to call the
''willy-wontyz7s donty-canty." It's all "per-
"perchance' ''may- be- ''seemingly,"
and other nieeyerbal lodges. The ideaseemsito.
be to completely bumfuzzIe the people, if we may
be allowed so classical an expression.
The following dispatches should have reached.
us last Friday night, as they are dated on the
oath, but by some of the usual decentralization
and gyratory processes of5the .'wire workers"
they did not reach US until Saturday. We
are assured that the delay is caused by the care
lessness of some of the Agents Of the Asgoci-
ated Press east who don't seem to think. it a
matter.of much consequence at what time Of
night their dispatches are forwarded. If we
can get hold of the names of some of these fell
lows we shall try aud give them the benefit of
q waking up. We subjoin the dispatches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27
1sT. CYRUS ". FIELD 70 TnE PRESS.

New YoRE, Sept. q, 1858.
To the associated Press: E6i o
Accompanying this, beg to hand you, copies
of recent communications from the honorary
Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Co; and my
self, to Mr.. De Sanity, the Chief Electrician at
Trinity Bay Office. Mr.. De Santy's answers
will be furnished for publication without any
unnecessary delay. deem it proper to state
US the result of my inquiries, concerning
the dispatch of Thursday, from Trinity Bay,
announcing the resumption of perfect signals
through the cable from Ealentia, that the an
nouncement was made through a dispatch from
the Superintendent of the land lines in New
Foundlaud, to the Agent of the Associated Press
and was nnquestionably reported in good faith,
but rs the information has not been confirmed
yet by Mr.. De Sanity, who alone has full knowl-
edged of all the facts, regard the statement
as possibly premature. 1t is conjectured that
the shore end of the cable at Yalentia, must be
taken up for a distance of several miles, which,
by reason of bad weather or other unavoidable
difficulties, may occupy. three or four weeks
The depth of water within 200 miles of the
Irish coast is about $50 to 400 fathoms and it
is not doubted that even $50 miles of the cable
could be raised if deemed necessary.
Respectfully, &C., CYRus w. FIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27
2D. THE DIRECTORS TO DE SANITY. Z

New Yok., Sept. 24th..GTeat dissatisfaction
tanned at Trinity Bay in-contrast with the
frank communication from VaIentia to the Brit
ish public. Give US daily information Of the
state of the telegraph under your Charge.
Signed, PETER CooPER,
CYRUS w. FIELD,
2 E. II. ARCHBoLD,
WATTS SHERMAE,