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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

II AIDES MANTILLAS. Shawls. Bonnets SkeI.
IL eton Skirts, and Ladies' dress goods of all
kinds for sale low by JOHN PATTON.
Curwensville, May IL. 1858
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
POLITICAL.

The Hon. Kenneth RaynOr has written most able
letter to the Peoples Party Of Delaware, in which he
comes out in most manly terms the side Of Poec-
ton and Free Labor. He says:
Although | cannot be with you in person, yet as.
you that entirely concur with you and heartily
smypathize with you 10 the conflict IN which you are
engaged Yours is the cause Of constitutional libesty
against heartess despotism; Of freedom Of opinion
against ruthless prescription of economy IN pubic
expenditures against proAgate extravaganza; OF hon
esy and accountability in public furctonares against
he prostitution Of official patronage for party ends o.
be protection and thrft Of American labor and Amer
enterprise, against the monopoly Of our markeI
by foreign countres OF the employment and reei u
suffering laborers, who are dependent on then .o,
sgsirst the heartless cruelty which laughs az 'nen
calamIties OF the retention Of the precious metas n
our country, as the basis Of sound and stspie eur
rency against the ruinous fluctuations caused py the
expectation in paying of free.trads balances; Oh tue
fostering Of commerce in the improvement OF nvers
and harbors, against the unfeelng sacrnce oi thon
sands Of lives and millions OF products; oi the great
principle of representative government uuderyins
our fsiitufions that tie pe"p" of each s's'- hafa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE AND
SUCCESS IN ALABAMA.
From Tie Cineinaas hqs1e,.


In the northwestern part Of Bib County Aa.'
there is small manufacturing village called ccos
vile, owned bys company of Southern eapiia.ss,
who to have taken the idea into their heads thaI
spinning and weaving be just as well carried oo
in sight of the fields where cotton is growing as 10
Yankeedom about Boston, Lawrence and LoWri,
5000 miles away from where the raw materA ean o.
produced-takng the usual routes which tha' s'aP'e
Is required to travel to get North.
The Company owns 5000 acres q land ana a.. Tue
buildings on the place, which consist OF the iae,ory
large hotel the store black ksmith, carpenter wheel
wright, and boot and shoe shops, saw-Inhi, er,s'
MILL large Touring mill, church and ar re nn,noef
Of cottages. No liquor is permitted in the siss
and the Company will not sell inch o. It's and 10 any
orc Its stock Ens long been over par, and us u''
dend this year will lie a. least l2 Per cent. "a.
The Company was Incorporated early inioa WIN
capital Of {37,C00, which was so speedily taAca oy
neighboring capitalists that in May OF thsi year .ns
mlk got into operation, but for some years 'oey -,
10 profits. Tie management finally changed, the
new head then went to work making Improvement
and additions the buildings and msctne'y, ana me
mills soon paid dyideuds. lhe frs, 1.-Two reah-sd n
ls'i was expended " family of pegToe', 10 Ho'k 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
PERSONAL.

M. Donati, the discoverer Of the new comet, has
been appointed Assistant Astronomer Of the Imperial
Museum Of Florence.
The Rev. James Pratt, rector OF 81. Stephens,
Portland has resigned, to accept the charge OF the
parish of the late Rev. Dudley Tying of Philadelphia
Mr. Pratt has been rector Of ST. Stephens over twenty
years; sal'ry, $4,000.
The Rev. IIorsto Stebbins, pastor Of the Fret
Unitarian Church in Portland, has been invited to
Kings Chapel, Boston, and, it is said, viii accept;
salary, $1,000.
The Florence correspondent of The NewarA Adrer'
tiser writes to tina. paper as follows:
THE second bronze cast Of Powerss Webster IS
Just finished. Ifpossble, II is more perfect than The
before being placed its pedestal in Boston. donb.
if there is a nobler portrait statue extant Webster
seems to ill every part Of it,, said one Of our gifted
cOuntrymen, this morning, after contemplating IL ior
an hour
"Mr. and Mrs. Pierce are expected here within
few days from Switzerland en- roate for Rome whittier
his friend and biographer, Mr.. Hawthorne, has pre-
ceded him. Mr.. H. passed the summer IN ma pleasant
public will probably not be disappointed In It's e1peca-
lion of another book from his pen'
Dr. David Dale Owen and his brother DIR. Rich
ard Owen, are about establishing School of the
Practical Sciences at NewlIarmony, Ind.
We mentioned the recent departure Of the widow
Of the sculptor Crawford for Italy and it may b. de-
srahe lovers Of and native gens tG know that
her object in revsiting Rome is to superntend in per-
ton, the fulment of her gifted husband lsst wishes
in regard to the completion of several works partially
executed at the time of bis death. Crawfords stadio
has continued open and his workmen active since that
melancholy event. which has only tended TO add
new though sad attraction TO the Of his prolific
TOLL His house aso has remained with s its precious
articles of rertn and its many valuable works Of art
precisely as be left it two years ago. Many complete
models of halifnshed statues give ample employment
to his master workman, who is familiar with his
method and plane, and is conscieDtously celebrating
them. 1t il thought that two year, more will be re.
quired to achieve the commissions, both Government
and prvete. The present. therefore, is oppor-
tunity to secure good copies Of Crawfords fsvorits
works, under the supervision Of this very competent
agent, and from the original models IL is hoped that
the entire collection Of casts will yet be secured and
kent together either in New York his native city, or
here, where his memory is 80 fondly cherished.
Boston Transcript, 0cs n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

The ArsrRALIAs DEsrRT-SaD FArr OF hR.
CouLTHARD.-Dispatche have been received from
Mr.. Babbsgc, who was stil prosecuting his expsore-
ing any country that be easily made avaiab,e
His letter. dated June I6 describes the finding Of Mr.
CouI,hsrds remains. The body Of the unfortunate
man lay under a scrub bush, sod at short distance
from him his canteen and other bush accoutrementss
Il Don one side Of that capteen offering convex
face of tin about L. inches long and ~ inches deep s
scratched with nail some other rough pointed u
strurnent the following inscription:
az rs-er resch.d vT.t,r I do lot how long e
Il. that , seo,t and Brooks bat think stondsy bssars
ponp eye bis blood took be o hose % ,k ss vstsr
and he l,,, hing can rember b pane the saddle ~ h.
letting him 20 untn T. not good am not u :A.ss hos
lns NAV D. yctheT or days 60 not kaow Ny TsBs
~ %, M o,h see have rots know 4 10 ths
~, 80 nine ma, have expressing feeling Jive The slnG
.xu 10 los. of wssr Ny - Dases Ny ting bssA
can see DO More God Help"
Major Wsrbuton has also returned TO Adelaide
from hr exploring tour but he does not 20 have
been more successful.
lAustra ian o. d New Iceland Gaxrt.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

The factory This family las 80 incressed :hs. the
Company values them az $40, 600, sQtoost of them
are now working in The factory, a. VERY useful.
s.orieswi;h two wings filed with the best machinery,
and employing over one hundred hands, Of whom
,hrce fourths are females. large overshct wheel,
driven by water, is the principal motor OF the
machinery. There are about twenty-five thousand
spndles, and City looms az work.
Wool ard cotton are both spun The consumption
Of cotton averages ;hir,y-fve thousand pounds per
month and 81 ,G0 worth Of yarns IN the same t'me'
together w.h large quantity of hnseys anu" superior
article of cotton s.wine.,hread.
IL ls4l the sum Of 80, ,0C0 capital stock had been
paid in. Every year since then dividend OF ten per
cent had been declared, which has been iaid oat IA
buying negroes land &c., adding to the buildings anu
mach!Irry in the village uu;i the capital stock has
ncreasedi $ll7 600 Of which s2500n i IN negroes
and about sl6. eco in goods in the Compsnys store
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

PAY OF DisTRIcr-ATToRsEYs.-Th Attorney
General has at the request of the Secretary Of the r
terror given an opinion in reference to the pay al
lowed by Law TO District-Atorneys. 1t is held that
the act Of February o. 1853 admit Of but one con.
s;ruction The services VI ictAttOrney in the
examination of persons charged with crime, 70 be
paid by the day and he is not to receive compensation
Tor each separate case. No matter how many cases
lie may examine in one day, his pay must be- bot i've
dollars for the days service
In many ca ser persons charged with crime
rested in localities where there is neither judge nor
United States Commissioner, and where the exannira-
ton must b. had before other magistrate. The
law can scarcely intend in the opinion vi the Attorney
General that the DstIict-AttorDey shal make such
sn examination without being paid. fair cons.rnc-
ton of the fec-b entities him o. bis per diem without
regard 10 the particular title by which the Judicial
oficer before whom the examination is had may be
known or called if he be Of competent authority.
The same principles apply in the per diem allow.
ence 10 Msrshals. Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

CRISoLIsR DETBEosED.--Tbe Paris rresponfent
cf The Bostos 1r0rr writes that crDoline has been
ethroned and bunshei and that it has been s9cceet-
cd by new fashion, "long and draped and tostipg,
Ike Muse costume. The writer adde:
And hlt Of sracs esn wear the rev dreek
What hours study spent before The tssip -
MANAGED before the ws into drawing rooa
take .est st table, stroll in the street." ~ 90
We do not credit tho story. II has been repeated
too often and the next arrival has always brought %
news Of wider expsnse and Of more numerous fJljs.
he sides, everybody knows that . muses. oostame'
would lot be comfortable proper Prov. Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
textbooks, marked ty the authors :hsrae:eristi'
cleaners Of statement and sccuracy Of detail.

JOAN OF ARC. From Mckeiets Hsiory of Franss lsDo.
80. "a. Stanford 0eisseT
A .rsnsia.on of Mcheleis brilliant episode on tie
Mad of Orleans, in neat pocket edition.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
WHAr BosIos LADIES Par FOR rBEIR WAHxrse
lpIssEs : TLe En.lon TkanscSink- speakinR OF khe

bad for the sale of tickets % Mr. Cu-
tss lecture before the Mercantile Library As-p,a-
top SAYS "SoIne Of The iSssss torn a. Mr. Cnr.i-s
- lecture last week cost three tme- ne Price ci fe-
" served scat, ~ t'S:tyj,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

INOITRIFs AND SUGGESTIONS IN REGARD TO THE
FOUNDATION OF FAITH IN THE WORD OF GOD.
BY AisSRr bAsSEs. l2mo. PP. To- Pary Mcmillan
The general principles OF faith in divine revelation
are here discussed, without special examination OF
the different branches Of evidence. The work may
be regarded as preparation for inquiry rather than
treatise on the general subject Like all the authors
productions it s remarkable for strong common sense
and compact and effective argument.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
TIE HARVEST AND THE REAPERs. Byu

Wy NEwcoMB l2uo. ~. 20 Gould L Lincoln. New
Yorh Sheldon, Blskemss Co.
The large accessions TO the churches during the re-
cert revival appear to have suggested the preparation
of this little volume. II contains urgent appeal in
behalf of missionary effort, especia y in the large
town, and cities Of our own country, and variety of
practical suggestions for the especial benefit Of young
converts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

ELEMENTS OF NAfURAL PHILOSOPHY BY ELIAS
Looni. LII d. I9no ~. S5l. Harper Bro;n,n
A rev volume in proi Leom,ss series 0! sc.er,fc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

PINEY WOODS IANESS; OI SAh sLiek - ILAS
i2mo. PIP. 500. T B. Peterson
The renowned Sam Slick is made to father not few
good ihirss to the paternity of which he has claim
lie is here sent upon a course Of travel in Texas,
where he contrives to PICK up as many amusing irci
d.rts as Re did in The land of tie Blue Noses. His
srecjner. Of the Texan vemncular are rieh if no.
rare and must cali forth laugh from even TIE most
....k;., ID, Ia ruilic.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01
Pavilion Hotel.

Messrs. McCracken q Bingham opened
the Pavilion yesterday morning, for the ac-
commodation of the public. The following
card from Col. Drew, the former proprietor,
is no more than a just tribute to their deserts:
ST.. PAUL, Min. May %, 1883.
II tie old Friends AID patrons
Of ne Partition Rltel:
HOn the first day of May, | sold my interest
In the Pavilion Hotel to Messrs. McCracken
x Bingham, gentlemen who are well known
TO TIE people of Indiana, not only for their
social qualities, but also for their sterling
business attainments. | commend my sue
cessors to the old friends Of the Pavilion,
md ask for them that PATRONAGE and friend
ship OF which, for so long, I have been the
recipient. | take this opportnnity'to say 10
the citI7ens Of Evansville, with whom. for
many long years have lived aud been iden-
tiled, that l hereby tender I" them the ac-
kIowledgment Of a truly grateful heart. The
uniform kindness and courtesy which have
- literally received TT your hands socially ,as
-el "a politically, will never be forgotten.
ftd5Sriits mar as. and eTer riHbs, ma home
within her bosom sleep the loved and lost
ones Of my household, and INV heart will
s'sr cling to her through veal and woe.
respectfully, your ola friend and
lsii6" citizen, CYRUS l.. DREW.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

w. G. SPENcFE is stopping at the
Washington Hotel. and will remain in
our city for abou. week, in order to So
licit subscriptions to q. w. Hawe's In>
diana State Gazetteer and Directory
Mr.. HAYES has just completed a similar
work for the State OF Illinois, which has
met with great favor by the business
men Of all sections. His book for In
diana, will be large octave Of GOO pages
containing the names Of each city, town
village and post office, arranged alpha
betically, together with the names and
address Of persons engaged in bushes:
throughout the State. The volume viii
be issued about the middle of September
next, and will be furnished to subscriber
for $2,50--payabls on delivery of thu
book.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01
Disease of the Liver.


Ny this disease We understand an inflammation e.
her In the membrane or substance OF the liver,
known by dnil pains In the right side, the stomach
always jisordered the yellow tinge OF the skin, dry
cough, tongue coated. costveness, hishcolOred
urine. and of thick uafre; severe weakness and se
we're pains in the head.
The qusntty Of corrupted humcr in the region of
the liver. causes defective secretion Of the bile
The liver when healthy, serves n filter 10 the blood,
TO separate all impuriiy from it, or 10 refine IT, When
diseased IL cannot purify the blood which. when sent
10 the lungs, brains. and other parts in n morbid
dition, may csuse Jaundice, Consumption. Inssnty,
&C., and Withholding the natural stimulus TO the in
tesiines, canses Dyspepsia, Piles. AMI other com.
psints you perceive the direct way TO unravel and
tear the whole system to pieces.
patient. suffering from this complaint, should re-
sort to speedy relief Yet there are very few medi-
cines worth a eent in curing diseases. What then
shall be donei We say, use Dr. Morses Indian Root
Pills, "a they are composed Of plants and roots;
they will be found 4 cure for this painful dis
ease, because they purge from the body those cor.
rupt and stagnant humors, and cleanse and renew
the blood, which Is the only of the disease
Of the liver, and the Inflammation of the kidney and
the bladder, but of every description Of disease.
From to- Of the above pills, taken every night on
going to bed will in few DAYS, entirely relieve the
body OF everything that il opposed 10 health.
Dr.. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold by all deal
ers in Medicines. my..lR
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". BAKER. Cashier.

The Pill Trade.-Who could dream OF the mag
nitude such an undertaking "a the manufacture OF
Purgitiye Pill assumes when it comes in,o general
usel And how painfully do the following numbers
speak of the amount Of human sickness and suffer
Ing, that little morSel of remedy goes forth TO COM
bat and snbdne. DR.. J. Aver, Of Lowell. manufsc.
lures in his lahgatory forty gross per diem OF his
Catharc Pills, through all the year. This is eight
boxes a minute, or one dose a second. We thus
md over e 200 persons swallow this pill every y
or on. 900 month. Physicians, think OF that 49,
90 PATIENTS day who seek relief from the medical
skill Of one Surely, that man should be, a. he
f. In this case, Of the first intelligence and Of the
highest character. His occupation entails upon him
fearful responsibility for the veal woe Of his
fellow man. IPainesville Courier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

OF Improvements are constantly be-
ing made in the various branches Of me-
chanism, for instance, in tailoring. What
a contrast between the shapeless garments
worn fifty years ago, and the beautiful,
proportionable and graceful fitting gar
ments Of the present day. Speaking OF
garments, reminds us of Lyons, as his
name is so intimately connected with the
idea Of fine clothing that we can scarcely
think of one without recurring to the
other.
By keeping constantly on hand large
assortment of fine piece goods, clothing
and furnishing goods, Mr.. Lyons has
built up good business in his line, and
we can cordially recommend him to the
public as a good mechanic and fine
dealer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01
Mexican Mustang LInimep,.

Intrinsic virtue alone. could insure the success
which this article has attsined-for Rheumatism,
Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, Stir Joints, or Calls,
sprain, Pole Evil, and swellings upon Horses, has
no equal for Man Beast. No person will be with.
out it who has once tested its value. "And with ref
TO the general estimation Of the Mustang ini.
ment. can cheerfnlly say that no artlcls per
formed so many cures in our neghborhood "a this
l.. ". Smith, kidgefeld, Conn" 2. Letch, Fsq.,
hyde Park Vt. writes, that the horse consider
ed worthless this case was SPAWN. but since the free
use OF the Mustang Liniment / have sold him for
$50. Your Liniment is doing wonders up here -
Such testimony is reaching MS every day. The halt
is not told. Every family should have il. Beware
Of any other "Brass's Liniment." II s base imi.
tation. BARNES Il PARK,
myi.lmd&w Projectors, New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
If al our Rrnlcr-

Ir all our Headers
Who are troubled with liver compluut, Jaundcci OF
Dyspcl'siH, will rcaJ the Advertisement in another
colrmn fzDr sssYoRp's fNvfeoE .Tor, and then 10
as we have doue-get hottie, We should not see 50
many sicklys lnlf-dsal, desptrine people asnow
meet our gaze az almost every corner, FOR there
was a remedy OF which much is said, and that per-
forms 80 nearly what It's proprieors say il will do. II
came to Us so highly recommended that could not
fail 70 try and trial has convinced us, without
doubt that il is the best family medicine in use. We
take it for Headache, sour Stomach, Biousness, and
any OF the little bodily MS that common, and it
does produce pleasant state Of feeling to the sick,
aad what Is better, after using it few times these
little ills grow less and less, and there is prospect of
being entirely free from them by continuance in
the use OF The Inyigorator. (See Advertisement
MIX
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01
De GRATIS Electric Oil.

This celebrated remedy for rheumatism, Cont,
Neuralgia, Erysipeias, Erup,ions, sprains, Burns.
Felons, &C., is manufactured only by Prof. Charles
De Grsth, everywhere known the original diseoy'
erer, nj his old establishment In Philadelphia
The sale Of this Great Remedy has been unprece
dentqd last year alone, over .ls5,c worth was sold,
and wherever il i known there it is used Purcell,
Ladd & Co., 81 Richmond, bought last year over
81 200 worth; Barnes 4 Park Of New YORK, saw
worth: Seth =. Honc@. Of baltimore, over si0eO; y.
ID. Park, OF CINCINNATI 81 oo worth, and other large
Druggists all over the United States.
Read and do likewise, ali dealers and druggists.
uyoe-iw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

EAg girl with two heads, four arms
and four legs, is now on exhibition in St.
Louis, and attracting large amount Of
attention. The ST. Louis Democrat says
cat the first announcement Of so wonder
full freak Of nature, We were disposed TO
regard it as humbug, but having seen
it, we can assure orr readers, that she
is beyond any matter OF doubt, the most
extraordinary and astonishing freak oil
nature ever witnessed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

o. The fifth annual meeting of the
carly settlers of indianapolis and vicinity
is to take place on Tuesday, the 22d day
of June, at ii o'clock, A. NJ. These
meetings have been the source Of much
pleasure to those participating, and have
become fixed anniversary. Allsettlers
arriving in the year 1927. or prior, are
members Of the association, and are ex-
pected to be present with their families.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

@Ws are authorized to state that
the article in Saturdays Commercial
saying that the Done would be with
drawn from her present trade, on ac-
count Of not receiving the mail contract,
is entirely erroneous. The Captain OF
the Done does not think it necessary to
abandon the trade simply because he
failed to get that contract. He has had
the best assurance from business men
that he will he supported, and he intends
TO continue his regular trips, notwith-
standing that another boat may be run
&c carry the mail.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

HOstetters.-The surprising effects OF lIOstel.er's
Vegetable Stomach Biiters in removing bile, forcing
appetite, imparting health and tone to the system
and dssipating dyspeptic symptoms, is truly won
,rful. Every nervous, debilitated. weak and erla
ciaied person, male female, should try IL at
One wine gassful taken three times each day, before
meals, or II the patient should be lady or child in
debihta,ed condition. half the quantity VIII do until
sufficient strength is restored, which will be realized
in very short time, and convince the patient Of the
truth OF the above-named happy results, which have
gained for these Bitters sueh enyiable reputation
every where. For sale by druggists and dealers.
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CRESCENT CITY BANK.

DIRECTORS. A. REIrz, CONRAD BAKER.
THOMAS X. dARvIS and JOHN Law
Receives deposits, buys and sellscoin and exchange
Interest allowed on time deposits such rates may
he agreed upon with depositors and specified Ia oe-
tihcafe. 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 sums 10 suit. Collections made, and proceeds
RENTED promptly at current rate Of exchange.
JOHN A REITz, Pres.
WEAKER. Cashier. apis 3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

S1gSC@Those who want something
new and beautiful in the way of
Watches. Silver Ware.
Clocks. Spectacles, &C., are invited
10 call al the old estabiis hment of
BITTROFF & SON, on Main street
near second. where they will find
n new and very full stock at very
low prices.
All articles warranted to be just
rs represented.