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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-24

/ tits with the greatest e-ctance that DIX. JHuN-
>TUA permits his card to apr ear before the public,
declining it unprofessiona Tor physician to adver-
iiise bit unless Ae do So the afflicted especially
stlangers, ceEa not fail % I'LL ,-sotie ands Of the
many ilIle3eTt and unlearned lnpostors, with in
uunerable false Names combined at Qua el4 shops.
swarming these large cities, ara copyngD DIR dim
stems advertisements. Shoe Henders. Boot b{ochs,
.siceepx Lamp T,imNsera. de-, Peltry end Goatemp
r'bIe inieors, whose Lives instead Of at the Noble
lsscience of Medicine have been spent in the most
Neniat Capacity. now styling themselves RegWnr'A
Eamceted Physaciens, illiterste SHALLOW -hrainei
fellows too lazy to work at their original trade,
with scarce two ideas beyond brute, who for the
purpose Of Enticing and Decaiving. carrying on
hive or six offices, under as many ditereut False
Names. SO that the afflicted Strangers. ESCAPING
one, il sure to tumble headlong into the OTTER
ignorant Quacks with enormous lying certificates OF
great and astonishing from persons not TO be
found who keep YOU taking large bottles OF Licor-
ice w aterand otherpacEace s CT filthy ana worth
less compounds, cunningly prepared to impose upon
the unfortunate and unsnspectng. TrlfiIng anonth
after month. as long as the smallest fee can &c
obtained. and, In despair. leaves you with ruined
health, to sigh over your calling disappointment.
Persons doqbtng these remarks cantry ttieseiiil
pastors. be rTsfned in health, and be convinced.
Dr. Johnston waatsno Patients, but thosnful.
capable Of apppreciasDg and distinguishing the ser
vices Of regular thorough bred Physician from
the paltry, designing and unlearned Quack.
ONLY PHYSICIAN ADVERTISING.
DR.. 10 lnston is the onv> physician advertising
tF1cnre Secret Disease His Credentiais.or Diplo-
mas always nang in his office.
lis remcdl les and treatment are entirely I'M
known to offers. PREPARED from d life spentin The
great hospitals Of Eurepe and the first in this coun-
try. VIZ; England, France, the Ksckley of Phila-
delphia. &C. and a,more. extensive practice than
any other Physfrish in TIE world. HIS many Tos:
saerfui cures ana most important Surgical opera
tlons are sufficient guarantee to tae afflicted.
Those who wish to be speedily ana effcctualiy re
lipved should shnn the numerous ttii1g impostors,
who only rnin their health. and apply TO him.
NO LETTERS RECEIVED UNLESS POST
PAID and containing Stamp to be used for the
reply. Persons writing should state Age and send
that POI ton Of adveifiseinert describing svmptoms
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
July Is, l85T.-1y.
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t'tniali from Nerm a9t, fMr. Morrill, aud
.wassadopletl hy the committee. At'asub-
8 tfnraf meeting when the statement of
r. Caihou.s was laid bafaretbe cpnmittpe
Plat WY tie next tl.iqg done r. iFhy, Che
very next thing done Was that the gentle
nan from, New York, Tlio has alIu'le,l g
tbs matter. Air, BgNyarr,j sab4dttedai.is
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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-24

If hy Railroad i'll
toad Of Canal,
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21

OF The Indianapolis Citizen suggests
to railroad companies, the policy Of cult
vating the good will Of the people along
their lines, by acts OF liberality; and
whenever they receive valuable service
from the care and attention Of citizens, q
reward would stimulate their vigilance,
and make the whole population watch
ful guardians of the road and its interests.
The citizen says:
On two or three occasions the cars on the
Indianapolis and Cincinnati road have been
approaching the most imminent danger, and
they aud their freight of human beings have
been saved entirely free from harm through
this very friendship Of the dwellers along
the. .line- Its generally known that on one oc-
casion lady discovered tree which had
fallen across the track near q curve, bu; a
few minutes before the express train was 10
arrive. The emergency required prompt,
decisive action, aud she took off her red aan
mel petticoat, and started in TIE direction OF
the approaching train, waving the signal OF
danger. aud thus, perhaps saved many val
uable lives, and certainly the destruction oil
much property. Instead of receiving mere
empty thanks. she was handsomely reward
ed. Others heard OF il, and il soon became
known that so far rs that road was concern
ed. any person who averted a misfortune up
o. il, not only had the consciousness of hav-
ing done 8 meritorious act, but was alsC
suitably rewarded.
We mention with qualification the case o
girl, who now holds free ticket for life
presented TO her by the officers Of the road
for giving warning 10 an approaching train
OF an obstruction on the track, la danger
Gus locality.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21

BRIDGEs At TEREE HAuTE.-The Express
says, there is no fears felt for the stability Of
the Railroad bridge over the Wabash, at that
place. The only difficulty as yet expcrienc-
ed, is the tresstle work in the ''bottom II
having settled somewhat, every precaution
IS taken to prevent any accidents. Passen-
gers experience but little Inconvenience in
consequence, and the time through to st.
Louis is heightened.
The injuries sustained by the Toll Bridge
have rendered it impossible and unsafe to
venture upon. portion of the trestle work
under the east end, has been undermined
and washed away, carrying with it the floor,
and making gap sufficient to let an ordin-
ary Steamboat through.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
ST. Loris May 2O-p y

The river has risen one foot in the last "a
hours, ard rising rapidly. The swell come,
from the Illinois and the Upper Mississippi
below Keokuk. The other rivers ure uii-
changed. Weather clear; Mercury So.
The steamer Johc Ii. Dickey, from Leaven-
worth, on the 18th, brings Intelligence oi
the arrival OF Col. Kane aud Abel Gilbert
at that place on Sunday last. Gilbert stat, s
that Brigham Young ablicated, and Gov
Cummings, at last dates, was 80 miles from
Salt Lake City, accompanied by ,ietach
mcnt of 80 Mormons, sen. to nice him.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21

sE Col. Kane's mission 10 the Mormons,
appears to have been q voluntary one. He
had no official commission, and no written
instructions, but letter from the President,
in which he expressed his confidence in the
discretion and ability Of that gentleman, and
recommended him to tho friendly cons:dera-
ton Of those to whom the letter might be
shown, OF something to this effect.
1t is reported that the M0rmons have made
no preparations for planting crops this spring
and is supposed they intend migrating to
Sonora, as fast as they can dispose of their
pro perty in Utah.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
OF THE STEA MSHIP
BLACK WARRIOR.
NEW Yong N

NEW YORK. May sO.-M
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived
with Havana dates TO the 18th. She reports
that marines from q British Cruiser had
landed at one Of the Cuban outposts and
ransacked plantations in reach for Bosal ne
groes. Tho Captain Of the outpost has been
ordered to Havana for trial in not resisting
the invasion and insult to the Spanish flag.
The ship, Flora Temple, and two foreign
ships, arrived at Havana on the 18th inst,
with 1900 Coolies.
Business at Havana was dull. Sugar and
Molasscs unchanged. Exchange inactive.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
ADMINIsTRATOR,S SALE.

UlY virtue of an order of the Court Of Common
10 Pleas of Sanderburgh county I wills ell AZ pub
lie auction at the Csuri House dpor in Evansville,
No. 49, I. G. :. r. 10 Wesr, c,Titiining three acres
adjoining lands OF Peter Shupe aid r. w. Brink
meyer aud lying the road lesssiing from che Po"r
House to The residence Of Edgar G.. Dunk. SAID
premises will be sold in Subdivisions plat Of whicl
can b- Mt my office.
Terms Of sale, onr-third cash; balance in Is and u
months from ay of sale, the purchaser giving nntes
with approved security waiving al relief from vau
alton apprtisement laws, with interest from day
sale. BRACKET MILLS,
myls-d&w4w Adinr. of AdoIph Brinkmann.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21

~ The following language Of the Phila
delphia Press is as applicable in the Western
as in the Middle States:
1t begins to be more than manifest that
scarcely anybody can be elected to Congress
from this corner of the continent who voted
for Lccompton. The brand Is on the brow
of every one who did the deed, and like the
scarlet letter." it cannot be obliterated,
while. unlike tho "scarlet letter." it is seen
fab men. Now, it may be a pleasing thing
mated, but ii is a much more important thing
TO the Democrats TO put nobody forward
who will kill other candidates by the con-
tact. II tho Lecompton Congressmen wan;
vindication, they should go TO the Treasury
for it, There are-not votes enough for them
n the North, and that's the long and short
;ofit
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
BOOKS! DOOKSH AND PAPER
WAREHOUSES;

" Z. JOHNSON, would respectfuiiy invite the
we attention OF merchants and others to his list Of
account oooss, Manufactured IN order from the very
best paper In any style Of Binding.
LEDGERs,
DAY BOOKS.
CASH BOOKS,
BLOTTERS, rf a--t
FEr RECElPT BOOKS,
SALES BuOks E
RECORD BOOKS
and every oth<r kind Of Blank aud N.mox,n,i,r,
Books. Aisos Steal Pens In . great variety; Envei
opes Of every siset bua. Yellow, White and Blue
Inks Of AL kinds: 0od Pens aud Pen Holaerr Iettrr
Clamps, Sand Boxes, Gun Bands, Inkstands, in a
very great variety. &c, 90
Rules, Desk Pads.
Pen Rackf, HiottinR Board,
Letter Stamps, Paper Eeights,-
Tape Measures, feTtmenies,
PortFolsoA, Work Basksts,
and wrappiae Paper Of all kinds and sises, % BE-
found At -. j.. J0TfSSOHsS,
api5tf First At. between Main and Lseust.
NAILS-ty kegs Wheeling Nails, received and
~ for sale by yTCKERY Z JOHNSTON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
Cincinnati MsrSet,

CINCINNATI, May 20-fN
Flour steady; sales of 1000 bbls at 8 6O@
10 for ordinary supcr6ne TO choice extra;
reeeipts light. whisky steady at I'm, with
demand equal to the supply. No change in
provisions. Mess pork and lard are held
nrmsr-above the views Of buyers. Bacon
duil, 200 hhds sides sold at s0sk. though
generally held at 81, but there are no buyers
~ over :. Linseed oil Std55.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
wThe past week has b.cn prolific o

~ The past week has been prolific OF
Anniversaries in New York; the American
Home Mission Society was represented in one
church, and the tene.s of Emanuel Sweden
borg were advocated in another; the Insti-
tuition for the Blind was brought into com
petition with the Five Points House of In
dustry; while the American Abolition So
ciety and the women's Rights Convention
were a. the same time pleading their ro-
spective causes before an inteili ent and be-
nevolent public. The budget presents a Gu
rious admixturc of Christianity, Crinoline
Fourierism and Folly.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21

The CANAL BEYOND TERRE HAUTE.-
We are indebted to Mr.. Edward r. Hill /,
for information that the Sugar creek
nqueduct, on the canal North Of Terre
Haute. was washed away. and that there
were several other breaks between Terre
Haute and Lafayette. Our poor canal is
almost worthless institution.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
New York Markes
NH

Flour hesvy-sales of l2 500 bbl.. Wheat
firm, sales OF Sc, 900 bush, Corn firm. sales
Of l2,o00 bush. Provisions firm. Bacon
quiet: shoulders sJ<@7. Linseed oil de-
clined lc, aud dull, sales at s4@s5. Coffee
firm, at 1oQ1l. Sugar buoyant and slight
~ advanced prime N. O. quoted at 7H@TIx /:
Muscavado 5s<S61<. Rice steady.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
Washington Items.
WAsrtISGroN NAV

WAsHISeroN. May PPM
The Senate held short executive session
to-day, and confirmed few comparatively
unim ,,ortant nomination, including Mr. Glib
bins Gray, Post Master ut Wcstchcster, Pa.
The nominations tor Custom House officers
for Northern cities will probably be consider
ed tomorrow.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
GUARDIANS SALE.

HpY virtue Of au order of the Court of Common
ID Pleas of Vanderburgh county, 1 will expose tn
sale at ublic auction, at the Court House door in
Evansville, Tuesday, June 18th, Iss the folio
ing described real estate, towit: Lots IL in block
No. Eleven Q) In the 9TH Enlargement, adjoining
Evansville and eriha-ed within the corporate
limits Of Evansville, aforesaid being the property OF
the neirs Of Jno u. Fisher, deceased.
Terms OF sale. q cash, balance in 6. II and Is
months, the purchaser giving notes with approved
security, waving relief from valuation or appraise
ment laws, and bearing interest from day of sale.
BRACKET MILLS,
Guardian Of John q. Fishers heirs.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21

ls this result impossible, or en- improb-
ahle' The number of square miles in the
United States is near three millions. With
six hundred and forty millions of people, the
square mile. The density of Belgium, Hol-
land and England Is greater than that. The
density OF great Britain and Ireland is about
225 per 5 ,uare mile, which is about the fair
ratio for country in high civilization, aud
with diversified soil.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures,
FROM p. q. o'Riley = Co ,, REGISTER

MAY Isand 20.
John rorpkins, Wabash to Cincinnati;
Alvin Adams, Memphis 10 LouisyiIie:
". j. Maelsys Cincinnati 70 ST. Louis;
Bay City, Cincinnati 70 ST. Louis.
J. VI. Done. Cairo " Evansvillc;
pighfyer. Louisville 70 ST. Louis;
rrsirie Rose, ST. Louis IN Cincinnati:
Empire City, 81. Louis 70 Pitshurg:
Greenville, O.. River TO Evansville:
Bracelet, Louisville 70 n. Green;
hcnleith, SsshviIie N Cincinnati.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
STEPHEN C WHEELER, Secretary. s1.'


IL WILLIAM STREET,
At the request OF the President and Board Of Di-
rectors Of the Knckerbocker Life Insurance. Compa-
ny, certify that the mode Of computing present
value Of the Policies employed by the Secretary or
the Company Is scientifically correct, and in accord
ance with the prescriptions Of the charter. also
certify, that have compared the list Of policies FUR
nishcd me by the President on the books Of the
Company with valuation tables sufficiently to test
the accuracy OF the results given ny the Secretary,
and md the values stated within to be numerically
correct That is to say, the present value Of the fu
ture.rsk of the Office all outstanding policies,
the difference between the present value Of the future
premiums to be paid ON them IL s43,eS7,le.
The total value Of policies, the holders Of which
entitled to dividends is ssa, ,2s7,05.
And u the surplus is correctly stated at ell 3s,sl,
the difference between this and lie present value Of
the future risk OF the Comps ny existing policies,
after dedung 10 per cent. Of for the relief fund.
is the proper amount Cor dividend, 10 wit,
The true principle of dividend Is to assign to each
policy holder who has insured on the mutual plan
share proportioned to the present value Of his poll
CIV. which Ii the true value of his interest stock
holder Of the Company. This share amounts to u
per cent. of the present value Of the policy.
CHARLES W. HACKLEY.
February 18th, 1857.
As Agent for the above Company, am prepared
to issue Policies, the most favorable terms Pam
application. WM r. PAGE.
Evansville. April 2tth. ls5s..ly.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
The W Gather

PfTTsBuHG. Nay 20.-PM
River feet inches by the pier mark, and
falling. Weather chilly and damp. Mer-
curry 81.
CISoINSArI, May 20.-rM
Weather clear and cold. Winter clothing
and furs are Indispensable.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
Baltimore Market.

BALTINoHE, May 2V.-fM N
By an arrival from Rio dates TO the 18th Of
April, have been received. The barque
Morning Star, which sailed for New Orleans
early in April, was lost off Cape Frio. All
hands saved.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21

Death OF Gen. Persifsr r. emlfh.-GeR. Har.
ney bis suecesser 49,. :,
FoRr LzAvRswoR7H, Nay IL s
Major Cen. Persifer F. Smith, command-
ming lrhe army of Utah, died at his quarters
at Fort Leavenworth this morning ct one
o'clock. His remains will be taken East for
intermcnt, and will be escorted to the
steamer of Wednesday, with agrand mill.
tary display. The command Of the Utah
forces now devolves upon Gen. Harncy.
ST.. LOUIS, May 10.
Officers of the steamer Dickey, jast arriv-
ed from Boonvlle, reports that the relna ins
of Gen. Smith were to leave Leavenw orth
foi the East on Wednesday.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
Administrator,s Notice,

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that undersigned has
IL been appointed Administered of the e-tate VI
John L. Campbell, late Of Vandsrburgil county, de.
ceased. Said estate Is supposed 10 Ne iilsolvent. g
.s - III. v WHEELER, Asasnisistrator.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
Philadelphia A1arkes.

PHILADELrHIA, May SQ-PN
Flour very dull, prices declined l2J<c per
bbl Wneat dull at 039l os for red, and
l51l 20 for white. Rye in good request at
6s Corn active and 1910 20 bush yellow sold
6y97o, and white at IS. Oats duh and low
er; sales of Penn. at 81. Provisions neglected
and prices nominal for all descripdons.-
Whisky rather friner.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
.BYTELEGRAPH.
xxxyth lCongress..First session.

rkLksRArIIrp xxcLUsivxLY.ro rrss Kvxssv,LIs
T-.0A1ET JOURNAL BIZ 3. ". LINE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21

Wholesale Flour Depot.
vN E are in constant receipt of-and have in store
w for SALE at all tmes-a large 5 ock OF the hest
brands OF Flour, both Extra and Supernne, to which
we invite the trade. .-
BROWN AIKNAN,
mr23 corner Main street and Canal.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
CARD.

the house of JOHN HURLEy L Co., begs to offer his
services IL Commission Merchant to the friends and
patrons Of that house, now that it has retired from
business.
With this end In view, I have formed Copsrt
nership with Mr.. u. W. BENTON, senior Of the old
and wei.-known firm of Y. W. Benton a Co., under
the name and style OF Be KING, to take place
from the lst OF May proximo.
The subscriber relies for support upon all the
friends Of the old house Of John Hurley & Co., who
have had opportunities Of experiencing the prompt
ness with hich he attended to their bu siness.
Very respectfully,
THOS. KING,
Corner Of Lafayette and New Le,ee streets.
BENTON KING,
NEW ORLEANS. mys-iv
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21

For Louisville, Cincinnati, 81. Louis. Indi n n.
npO1fs md the East
nN and alter Monday May 10th the up Mail train
" leaves Evansville at q AN.
The accommodation Trains leave Evansville az 20.
r.. NJ.
The down Nsii Train leaves Terre IIaute $50 p. NJ
arrives at Evansville at NJ
Accommodation Trains leave Tene Haute at 0l
A. VI.
Accommodation Train leaves yincennes at 6. 10 A.
~. ar-ivrs 1t Evansville NJ II. .05 A. n.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Extraordinary Announcement.
Every. enrehss. = of dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC
LINTMEST receives at Dr. Bragx,s exp~nse.' the
USIrSD TArgsJoURxAL, Of New York for one ear .
The Journal is large illustrated paper-each nun
Der continuing sixteen PAGES, heaufuIlv rrinted an
clear white paper and filled with or,ginsi stter from
the most brilliant writer's of the country Cei6cats
phiaufhropic enterprise OF which tis oifer towns
.'An. xGEST WANTED in EVERY TOWN and
- BRAGG 4 DURB0WRs.
Aitether Linineuts purposting 70 be BRacSs. are
uualthoIise as there = no other Dragss Lininent
W. .BfERBowER and KELLER WHITE are
Agents Tor Evansvills APT 5md&v
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21

I-EAD PIPE AND PIG LEAD
II SCasks assorted from inch to q iHcbes;
20 Pigs Lead;
Received and for sale BY SAMUEL ORR,
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21
COAL FOR SALE.
PICTURE FRAMES.

NURRANTs & CEMENT = -
~ 500 lbs. CuTants; ~ "a So
so bbls Cement;
Received and lor safe bf I. a n UEIMANy
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-05-21

Rochester COOpers' Tools!
DR.. BARToS's "siNoS PURE"
AN or about the 18th OF Nav, ! shall have a fine
~ stock of Blrt,n' justly celebrated CooPers'
Tools, which unguestionably superior to all
other makers. Keep your money until you eau
get the BEST OUT. Call at my new stand. opposite
j. IL. Maghee Il Co. CHARLES 5. WELLS.
aps.
lNISHING TACKLE
II Jointed Fishing Poles;
SILK Plated and Sea Grass Lines:
keeis, Snoofs and Hooks:
Fancy Bait Fishing Corks, &c, &c;
Just received by CHARLES WELLS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16

RECEPTION OF THE REMAINS OF THE LATE F. F.
PARMELE.- On board the steamer Robert J. Ward
to arrive to-day the remains of our late lamented
fellow-townsman Frederick F. Parmele. He died in
Louisville, several weeks ago /; and his remains are
brought hher at the instance of his hosts Of friends
for mortuary honors and an interment worthy of 50
useful and widelyloved citizen.
The Masonic Order and the Fire Department are to
join in the ceremonies Of reception and burial
Marion Lodge No. IS, F. and A. NJ, and Mississippi
Fire Company No. 2, both Of which bodies claim the
closest brotherhood Of the deceased are to take the
lead in the ceremonies. Besides these, the Grand
Lodge Of Louisiana, F. and A. NJ, Of which the de-
ceased was past officer and the Fire Department at
large are to take part in this last tribute Of respect
to one whom all loved alike.
BY the notices in another column it will be seen that
Marion Lodge and the Grand Lodge of Masons are
called upon to meet at the Grand Lodge Hall, at 2
o'clock that the Board Of Foremen Of the Fire De-
partment, through their committee, Messrs Bakewel
Beggs and Mondelli call upon all the Companies to
turn Ont and that in obedience to the call Of the
Chief Engineer, John F. Gruber, Esq, the Fore
men Of Washington Fire Company No. 20 and Jack
son Fire Company No. is call upon their respective
Companies toturnout assembling at their respective
halls, to join at the steamboat landing.
The Ward will be in by noon at the latest and the
funeral procession is to leave the boat at o'clock
and proceed to Cypress Grove Cemetery. Between
and o'clock thirty mnnte-guns are to be fired by
the Washington Artillery. The different Societies.
with the hosts of the deceaseds friends in the com
munty at large, will render the funeral very large
and imposing one.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16
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BY NIXON & ADAMS.
o FFrCE, No. 20 CAMP STR EET,


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