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, 1859-05-26
TIE GREAT ISSUE.
TIE GREAT 1SSUE.
The great contest Of 1850 will be fought out
on the issue set forth in the following points OF
the Renuhiicau and ueuocI:ltic platforms:

lDe hepn0tacan anu Uemoe1nle pIA@'oiHs'
From the Phi ade!pha Re. FIRM tie Kentucky Demo
pGRssS Reosxd ts .hs Con f.. the eon,
tutioa cnfers upon Cou- tuition c7ness upon CnErts
5e e Te,oS Rib eed roed
auI that in the exercise uf,n thr e.c this power
power 10 both the tight anl is both thu right sud duty Of
n lie fe1otiss doe 1~ pr,aon < savcty Ia nc
"a les nf barts,1an4, poyrauy 1tE:ltuttea.
sud elavery.
The Doug1asites try 10 occupy an inter7nedi-
etc ground, denying to Congress the right eth
er to exclude or protect slavery in the Terrific
ries, but giving that power 10 the squa:ters'
subject to the doctrine. however. Of Judge Ia
aey, who has already decided against territorial
sovereignty: This knocks tue Douglas platform
out Of the ring and leaves the field clear to thc
two great parties to settle the import nj ques
t'on BY an appeal to tue wl'elc people.
slavery Right, hut In Its Origin
Wrong.
Resolution number one presented at Vicks-
burg BY the pyrophasous Spratt, bases the right
aud the duty Of continuing tic African slaTe
trade, upon the great cxceilvuce Of Slavery it"
self The latter in his yicw, necessarily implits
and justiiies The fora,er. Here is the exact
language uud logic If that phiianthroric gentle
man;
!. R>>nlrtd, That s!nrery is right, and thai
icing right, there CAN bc uow1onS IN the natural
means tu its formation.
Many .hort-sighted and superficial individuals,
at the North as well as at the South, hare before
insisted on tue validity and coucluslveness o'
this argument. But ne must discriminate Il
little more nicely than all this. The Charleston
Is. CO Netrs-which opposes the re.opening ol
tue 6laEc trade-quotes the nbore resolution
and thus exposes its fal'acy, showing an i'm.
portant distinction between bringing over the
negro 10 sell, and that Of buying him when nt
arrives:
"Herc the question in dispute is coolly ss
suncd as 8 premise, and thc iirst source Of th'
crrors Of the slave trnde agitators Slavery al
the South, is bcu~tlccnt aud nseful iudustrla
institution; md for this relson, and for non.
connected with its oIiyiu, j. is i good and TO
IN evil. tits III ia.+i' v:sluabl.: aud anleIiort
ing 10 both races. Gu tne other hand, the Att
can slave trade is ia i'st{. from its origin to il
consutnation NIL outrage, = cruelty, . ade1noraGz
ation tion to all parties, rnhbery and murder
combined-a system, not Of industry aud kins.',
improvement. but Of hurrnr>. ltis only whe,
it Is eadsd~the voyage clos"d-tac dead bruies
iii the deep, and tle remaining sufferers turned
nyer th% first si,n: ~ Christian charities a4
master protection. that either humanity q
slavery which is fright" aud cannot be clai:n
.d for the iulumanlty und INJUSTICE to which
stands ~ c,nt1o6f. and who's: WRONGS and tor
lures it cuds."
, 1859-05-26
An Editorial Letter.

When receive Il letter from my friend. the
editor. urn :4hte. BY IN intense application OF
attention for a few minutes, to make out its gen
eral drii, All meaning. The difficulty in the way
OF sraspins the entire scnse does not arise from
any obscurity Of style. but who'll. from the re-
gaining the general hearing Of the document. |
am well aware that there arc many recesscs and
n"oss meaning wea Wbat nos ps
Rourisl, 1na7 gradually assume The form Of M
i,nportan: clause Of sentence, materially nlodi-
lying it's force What appears at present blot
may turn out to be any thing whatever; what at
present looks like No, may Pr"ye to hase stood
,arhcr oi Dr. Chalmers. When he received his
weekly or fortu;ghtly letter from lis distin-
guished son. hc carefully Tucked it up. By the
t:ue little st, re hud accumulated; his son came
10 pay him a visit; and then he brokc VII ths
Gals, and got the writer Of tue letters to read
f1,arr
, 1859-05-26

BEoprR1ck AND GwrS on THE SrrxF IN Call
roRxrA:-The San Francisco Aatteadl says that
Hn. David Broderiet will take the stun; der.
: ing the approaching clnpaign in califernia,
and invite Senator Gwin to meet him.
, 1859-05-26

GoSk INTO Morrx1xc-The New Orleans Re-
{Amcrican, declares that the American p:r-
ty in Louisiana is hopclessl:, irretrieEably dis
solved, aud that any attempt to organtse IN ep
;.osition to the Democracy viii be unayailtng.
, 1859-05-26

f'afa quo. N's t1ue' We na7e hao news On 1oe
subject OF fike's Peak and the gold mlnes OF
almost every character one Gay our people
"oo'a oe eesPono1ng' ana INC neA. 'ue's ieea-
lnss "oulo oe ouoseo up o5 ne"s o. @moee en-
eouragne nA'ufe' pn' 1o'oa} 'eeAns oi
somewoa. more sen.eo eoasae'er seem' 70 pre-.
fa''' has' o1ga' 'a' M. :, ~ ..'.ss,
'o'es = nuae s.@t9::s.s NJ 49,, ~. o'H
NV W." 'eu. 1.eA. w.. eH VI s M 4u
% .,:I' - L'I-s e~ ~
seo.' A 49,. 1s0~-eo eo"a'' "o4'u ~ so'o
~. :. ~A 40 ~~AeA14 ~
o"oos' w. VI: "ute Wy = A4u s"o'''
I've n'u" oo'e'' ~; ~ "ou:' ~ o. Doa's'
Wv .N "u u"'e ~. Luz
e'4 y. '"o "0'' ""s so"e's ~ 0o""''
pe' s''. - s''s Wy aua ~ 'as *'a NC S.a'e
u 'ss"as ~ ,"'s e't' 'o' >o pa's .e" o3's "ns
'eeA oue ~ VIC A'oes '''e .u ~Da W ~
'e'u' e'eus :" ""s a''asu'. "'a''et ~
Ae.p W uop'' =. eo'o oe"' - 'oe 'Ap!esS'
were n1ole 'ua" i've nunofeo PeoP'e on oaoa IN
az" Ioo4sA, ~ "eA. '.e "s" sAae ~ eee luz
a'''' AA' Aus ~ oe s1""u u'n9as'1a'
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.1.'s,. - H. sx..s.e :: ~ = .;.... "
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s..,an, ~ 1;n,;tod o,tont, hrt +h.;r f.;,., :.
..rn1. a.oneh ~ ;nd,o. t,o,, ~ -.t... D.
-;.;o,.s ,rs sc,rcs thore hu, ,bera :. a ooas;d
-..,. ,,,,..t;.,, -, ~ .ro~--.,;,, .h... - -,
m,nv qo;nv ont Win 1or&,1 45o,,eh ,o t,te
+ha,, +b-onab tbs, thera u;,i be . to.~v 10
co,d md !, IL fca7ed ,nuch sua r;,o n,1os.
rror;.;o,s arr. forv.rded s,aed;,v .nj :, ,,roo
quantities. yyc e.nect news from aav In d.x
henceforth, and the tale will soon be told. II
looks encouraging now. but no one knors what
the ne.t news mar be.
In 1ast alluded IN the contam,1a+od nv-
,ad;t;on .oa;n.t Sonor. New deve,o,uants
rendar tho affair almost ca~ta;n-;n f.c, t,a
n,t+er IN onon,r odroc.tad hv anna ~ +bo m.
.,o-.. ... :. .,.;. aJ :. :; ,..o Fl.
m one On ,,, ,aorr 10 ;,,a-os,ad o,,.
.;ao If th,t nsrtr RI. d;sv,,;.o nndo, ,rh;,,
~. sc,an,. ;e =, bo ,s-ria5 ;nto af,ao. 10 ~
,,,,;.ero-,hr on+ar,r;.o or as+oh1;.,,;,o ~
{. Agricultural md Mining a,,oc;ot;ons IL Ari,
,ona This nnvr ia b,ctsd nm hv a 1,tca t;s, .f
n,,,o. ~ E.n.,s c;tr 1,daaa,d,.., 20 .,;.
.;,r H. ,,c;.,,at h.~. haaa .h,. - ..o..~',
mo of ,ho;r ..c-s, c;r,,,,,r. ;s.,,od h, r,1
! cl,rkson and 4 3 Jpnnev. tho fnrmsr eon.
,,en,n rou NAV rememher nht,;,od h;s III.
H., o...,,..nd;,a. ;. ,,f;,, e.r., a..:..t 49, +.
State nartv of this Tertiary Col lark Han.
,srson is i,o,c md x,xs ,h.t t,,ere ID n,.,tv n,
.1,d -, DR. po,t ..s -. 49,, -.
c,a,;,,. o,, ,hara VI, ;,norsman+. ho,ra~a. 49,, 49,
, 1859-05-26
Bloody Anfay-~-mOre Boruer-huf"
fiauf8m.

On the sth inst, party Of men named Geo:
Johns, Elijah Wood, Gallagher, Bancroft, and
some others, Nhuse names are not Eiven. made
III attack upon the house Of John Todd, rcs'd-
iny At kaw River Bottom, r. T., for the pur.
pose of driving him from, the country: They
made an attempt to enter his house, When lie
fired, killing Gatlay her, The party: outside then
returned til. FIRE, when Todd fell, having re-
ceivcd several shois in the head and neck. When
down, he reloaded his gun and waited j second
attack. His assaitants then fred lnto tho win
dow, wouuding young kentnckian who WIS in
the house, but whose naule is not given. Todd
then fired, woundng mortaiy Gcorse Johns,
md Wood seriously. The attacking party then
left the premises, and were afterwards arrested.
John Todd, although wounded, made bis escape
, 1859-05-26
Romance Of whaling Life.-H Hayd Ex-
perlcnee Of n Clergy n1uat->nflur"

IIfE!u
lin one of the Ships which returned recently
to this port, there ci.1ie 4 man who las bern
whaling for nine years. lie was formerly MN, \,
is,vr, but taking to the Intoxicating cup he iel!
family. aid ana Wens, lis iriebas kdea not where;
In dissipation he had wasted the hard learned
wages Of nine YEARS. sea-iar;pg life, and arrived
here wretcl,cd and destitute. some temp, rance
friends cin,hed him dcccntly and made .seits
to 10 reform him. as We hope with s"ecr~%-" ~
iu Connecticut, Saving tha, all the f.nil'y had
long supposed btn a29d, *ud st,at his wife had I'D
married ugain. The poor man has started T.? ior
Connecticut, but what will be the end OF this
| chapter Of life, remains to be sem .-
, 1859-05-26
LETTER FROM LEAvKHwoRTH.

.,.ps s+os. sh< .ut~ -93, 800 In Ds.f--::
4~essfeR ef PrehAts 4sst& Net Hassss
%(Sds.A 0sEaaA1tAE EGrs.6laExtF &ETsat.
4 9fo4at Ss14 4sNA.12, CtE1a$sr~T eseA
!. scatenfs A{eesH4 cssrs1ees~, sfes ;f:
, 1859-05-26

....r ... Bxal1s. Tue5a4}, Hay !a "a. II.
The Solemn funeral procession Of Alexander
Won Humboldt is now on its way to the Cathc-
.lr:.l. All that represents science, art and in
tslIigence in Berlin joins IN the procession.
the orders Of the iI!ustrioas deceased, precede
the funeral car, which is drawn +. si1 horses
from ibe royal s,ables. Upon the car is u sim
pie uncovered coffin Of oak adorned with flowers
and laurel. On either side Of the car are stu
dents, bearing green palm branches.
A line Of carriages of immense length closes
the procession. The Prince Regent and a!l tho
i'rinces nnd Priucesses arc assembled IN The
Cathedral, nwa,ting the. arrival Of the great
philosophers mortal remains. a mouEniui as
pect ovcrspreads the whole town-
, 1859-05-26
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
1I THIN THE
RICHIE ST DIApEm
EVER
Worn BY Kings Or EmperorS.

What7 Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.
Erc1s.e Mi* The ornament ~s ""~~b l"r:-t for all
~ s sss1 sahos<h III 'a n ~ ~ s.n ,s,tns sy.5 ~
IL .*h Is thne af ~a:IA t1e aad b<'t vi is s'ser.
xst' , III ~. +i ae e W III, T ssS :s
.lsc1 th'tc ts ~tE. Will restcr an'' r'anvns
iesr Ths writer o: .ht ar.t IS stc ctstctcd aal,s,
1halsesE: 49,,
d. waon:-p-rr ~ '-tsrris NE to e11n*> 10 xy.".
'as hs, +, i. r. 1 1s:i ,v. f u M ;. , & nv s u
.;e oi;s,t s:ats. ~ !s2as sscsna,x Tay bu: "I"n
ts,i i. "rs,al hue ieoosrr yonr R.nratr- very
~o4dvtulnssusiua, qu:r sa<!a. =. WI = asesa4:t
44' 'taf 'F '"ss. T. tI'ii!; TMi1BERa.
"p1sa AZ G~y!*av,es."
Wx1sH SKwsrArKR '>rT1ck}
NJ. II Ta1s1n atzect. Arst' 18th. Tvs.
receives, 's.,s # y ,,r Rs,.ra.e ,';. ,na
su.nx that it wot cstoE" the sry hair t*
:v ::s, & <s r.: :: Il, " ssts. IT. Il ' i sy @ t~
n: all tft hai~ t. d.1 t1nn. =: thu saline t;ne sn
III H. to nj caSIEs III Z s c.EbEE
NEW Yosx. .1u'y ::t',. l-:'.
vo,,r IIaf R4sss&aaiv+ NJ l.eist ctcc.% are!e
ls.er-. iHes ain1 ye'r l,a: ~ :a:5 ri
1%k: sn I, ~ r.. r % sai lev, tw ]
w r. % - sss sn T. w.. ~. s as ! ais u ' r' ssses
2a.oas tser.sHs VII" pesspirr freely. }. t. klLR4-
PraE. Wunn.-Abcu twu yr.n ago ny hair nrr&
an. HT and turning ~;as IA. ccon.:ng laid. n"t
lad ted naHy ktutdss 10 =" xottt conmrnrs'' :.n.:
Y1as K..s.ss Ia january 1t. 4 few applications faN
ened my blr firmly 1t t-:. to Ill up. fsnw nut, aid
taue hck t hs fcr1nr tupr. .sasz> II hi> t;,ne i Is
fully n,totrd original tokz ncuh. AsI arpe2sace.
{ hie1xo, H.. Nay !, i:S7. J. D. HoEa
Th* t.s'"r.tlsr ~ "p IN st+. IF h,s :'ts. X:
larxe nrlun, AMI smat the N,1 htd% half pint, md
reils ua1 yer IiIe ts meliuu latIs II least
swcnty per ctnt- more IN I"I.1ti lsn the sa4 rtals
for dnll.rs per baths. th 'a:re h"d< fEy lsr
n pfpo1tiou. auI Fetats as thfts t'sr-.
U. J. NDJD Il TO-. rtotr.ttors. cl3 broadway. New
York {in the ;v1, New YoE Wins sllis E,tabistn<nt3
and LII N0raet IT,. 81 Loui~. No.
All .d ~ III good ptsi.ts ani Fancy Gools Dealers.
, 1859-05-26

Young Menss As1oclation-St. Louis
and Chicago.
, 1859-05-26

Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial 1roches.
Bronchial lroches.
Bronchial Troches.
Iroches.
Troches.
"Pre-saiaently tho :tst and be>t."
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcAEE
~ rscsmmend tArIr to Public S,sakess-
REV. Z. II. c1lAPtS. NEW YORK.
~0reat sczvses ln suh!ulnk 11aar>tne&s."
REV. DANIEL WISE, NEW YORK.
II have proved them e1ceusni faf Nhoop.nE Cough
REV. q. ". WARREN, DOSTu1-
"0reat benefit IN affections of the gnnchLh 0r=1os-
Dl:. j. r. W. LANE, B''sToS.
~ aimp1a aDd tiessnt combination for 'euxhA It.
DIR. 4. +. ElGELuW- Gu5TuS.
"Conta.n Opium ar anythsr: !rjnr"u+."
DIR. y. !. HAYES. CHEMIST. BOSTON.
Tery tenedetl IN cle1 The thrn1t when compelled
rpe4k though Hatefia: ft"m Cua1-
REV. =. J. I. ANDERSON. st LOUIS.
HIhea1t1y mite In the alevs e1rlnassdatlon."
REV. u. SCHUYLER. IT. LOC1S,
~ f:icnI having trls4i msny remedies fos AkhmAw
benefit, found relief ftoill lie 5nAEss
REV. D. LErTS. FRANKFORT, I'LL.
PEN TON Il co..,
an,S1yco4& NJ, ~ Lake .trsst.
, 1859-05-26
Drp GOODS.
Trade:

G3 III W3UHll6.
4kRULAH TRA DEs
49,. >~-~: Il
-. =:
We FAVE RECEIVED THIS MORNING.. l.:
nm
::
lAA'A Aoi "
~ "hoA 1oFk'
II ~ A1-so44Aa2s,
14'4 "' 'sA '@D ~
R e DUCTIO OF $40 r
REGULAR PRICES ON EAcH RosE
-
.xkso Pzon .zrcrro~
twenty 'ara''
"'' "o1'n *io'
Aso' !" f'eces slesaas a bAfADERE LYONS SILKS
FOR Aos", worth S2.
50 Pieces Elegant M Fsa geIered , PRINTED LAWNS and
Fop ONE. SHILLING
Cs-d rrtec TWO shiulcgs.
500 Pieces AEEh1%AcK 54e1s, ASp ASD, cocHEcs PRINTS
FOR TEy cExrs
cf"shss Gassfm<r<s a1< Goods for Hogss
FOR ONE HALF Usual PRICES.
fRtsTs
Finest qnasty of PRINTED cuAL11s
So
p..o. 9.
Wv VIVA Wis.,
400 r'sse' PRINTED NeSlSs'
| ..-
|
|
ahaw1s,
AaVeas
mautle6,
| Embroidar;aax
| rT~
. Gloves
, 1859-05-26

Thess GUNS remove all
morbid or bad ylaiter fr'n
The system. supp, !, hK inf
their p.att = healthy dow
Of BIKE. invtEor.t1r4 be stf'-
nlach. el,ls!nk fnsl " III.
k@t veil fEa1yyixs het
kLouD. x.vinx Iune asd
health 10 the whole 1rsacllln-
cry. vm0ylax the 0ltse III
the dlseas-edeet.ng 1Eni.
A e1fe.
BILIOUS ATTACKS
are cured. and. Whist IL ret. !
teE. prevented by rhe ceol
AonI uss Of tie Liver In.
TEofator-
Otls do&e AgteT eating Is
sufficient to relieve the SO.
msa:h and prevent the txai
from Era32x aud souriu&.
Only one dose taken b.
goTe retiring, prevents the
SshtRA<o-
Only one doas taken u
night lcx~rns The tx1wct.
ctptiy, and cures Cosr1vK
I One dose taken atte,
e.ch meal will cute DIS
FkT1lA.
Qre dose cEen repeais
= 4 sure cure for t'HotnJ
Mas1N. and ! prsysnta
Tive ofC1oGnA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

l. ..N i .N rr .
[FrOm he Merchants and Ma'n.facturers' Journal
To those of our readers who are subject
to Fever and Ague, intermittent and Remit.
tent Fevers, or other Bilious and Nervous
attacks, We honestly recommend Leeds
Substitute for Quinine, for SO many cures by
its use have come under our own observa-
tion that we know how excellent il is. J.
This Substitute does not contain Quinine,
Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic, while it pos
sesses all the advantages of these medicines,
with none Of :heir injurious effects. In a
pamphlet, before us, we find certificates
from all classes-the sailor merchant, and
invalid, which all bear testimony to its ex-
celence Let our readers send for circu-
lar, or better, for half a dozen bottles, to
LEicn & CARLsTADT, Evansville, Indiana
/ ...;,-.-.. ...,. .,.....-.; f..., d&w6m. ?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14
st. Charles Saloon.
NEW PRoPRIEToRsHIP-AN ENTIRE
! -,.s5Fu REORGANIZATION baa ffiv

/ -1.-5-Fll REORGANIZATION hna fffr
HHESSRS. A1.U.HER q DRELRUSS,
OLA from New 0rleane, have purchased the ST.
CHARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly oppo-
site the Post 0fice, and have retted il in an ele-
giant and attractive style. asii ~ - .lIGh rss
The new proprietors have had long experience ss
keepers Of fashionable and popular Restaurants In
New Orleans, and they will sndeavor, In their new
house, to com bine all the elegancies and Injuries
Of Northern and Southern Restaurats I'm the Sr.
CHARLES.
| They have brought large and complete stock
Of choice Liquors frem New Orleans, which they
collected with care during their business I'm that
city. Their connections and acquaintance in that
city will enable them to obtain the choicest sup
plies of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that
market In future, and they viii spare nc expense
nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES surpass,
hereafter, its former representation, pleasant
Saloon, place Of good living. and elegant, refined
and luxurious resort.
hSr Billiard players will find Mt this Saloon set
of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known and celebrated factory off. M. Bruins
wick Il Co. ..... .a 81. - -.
The undersigned fatter themselves that long ex-
perience and careful attention will enable them TO
merit reputation equal to any Saloon In the west
srn country. p .-s-it
HB- splendid Lunch will be served up in the
most approved style, every morning at 10 o'clock.
( HAMMER DREIFUSS,
aug4 Late of New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14
EVANSVILLE IND, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER i 1857
John n Morgan, of vanderburghg ebestpt

John n Morgan, of Vanderburgh, best
yeariing bull, lst prem, 300 and dip. i.s.a -
= j H Fickus, Of -, best yoke cattle,
lst prem, 500 and dip.
George Bullen, of -, best two year
old heifer, .1st prem, 600 and dip.
d Same, best one year old heifer, lst prem
400 and dip. Eou s<g hlE -WErIEa IL .vs
A j Anderson, of n.y. best aged bull lst
Ilprem, 1000 and dip. .,....:-
Same, best aged COW lst prem, 1000 and
dip. f,',.T ~ 80 =. o,T s--
I Same, best two .heifer calves 1st prem,
800 and dip '''''1f 'lo''i-'' ii MOO r
John F0wles, of Ky., best one and Hn-
der two years old bull, lst prem. 500 aud
| dip. sn,i,,7ioa.sr,e, rasay.o,
Same, ID best one and under two years
old bull, I'd prem, 800. .r .--,,-..,,-y
VIM iEnkins, Of -, ID best cow,
three years old and over, ID prem, 5.OO."P
Same, I'd hest three eve lambs LIST prem,
q 90 and dip.---.ar-f s-sf s-fa q 'is-:.-s T.er
( John G Reed, of -, best long-wooled
buck, Ist prem, 500 and dip.
Robert Smith, of Yanderburgh, best
milch cow, lst prem, 1000 and dip. -
| JJ Fowies, of Ky, best South Down
buck, lst prerh, 500 and dip. !, N 'L' ~
NH Threlkeid, of --------,. $1,000 = I'd best bull,
ID prem 1000. t-l L. n.'.s. .7' .s TO- :, { ~
CLASS No .6-Hoss AND PouLrRy.-
A G Edgar, of Illinois, best boar, two
year old and over, lst prem, $500 and dip.
John Ruston, of Vanderburgh, best pair
Of shanghai chickens. fst prem, 200 and
dip. pen y 9ia.l li.'fH .oi i.F ~A3a
Same, best ! dozen shanghai chickens,
lst prem, 200 and dip. $3.50 -
,ZH Cook, of Vanderburgh, I'd best two
pigs. ten months old, I'd prem, 800 and dip.
Charles Knowles, of Vanderburgh, best
pair of common ducks, LIST prem, 200 and
dip. s...- ..--..- .--.-..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14
. wv. A. GATLETT & Co.
INSURANCE AGENCY

INSURANCE AGENCY.
ALLEN c.. HAtLoCK, IS 4H
TIET Evansville. . -
UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
.-t. lI-.. AGENT,
ADJUsrER or AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to issue Policies from several First
Glass and post reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES tfE
In the Coantry on Ialaad aud Fire Risks. Tie win
also receive applications for .-.f ..- ~ 49,
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend 10 the Adjustment Of Losses
Of every description under policies from other
agencies, and attend to the settlement of all mat
terested. His long experience an INSURANCE
AFESr, has made him familiar with all subjects
CONNECTED with Insurance
n1- Office. Marble Hall Building. No. 81 Main st.
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AYERS AcuE CURE:

which nentraiizes this malarious pesef- IN the
blood and stimulates the liver 70 expel Il from the
body. As IL should, 30 it does this afiictng
disorder with perfect Certainty. And IL does more,
or rather does what Is OF more service TO those sub
jet to this infection. If taken In secson it expels
IL from the system il is obsorbed, and thus keeps
those who use il free from its attacks keeps
One system in health although exposed TO the dis
ease. Consequently IL not only cures, but protects
duced by this malignant influence, such rs Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Ague
Periodical Hesdache. or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fsvers, Neuralgia, Rheu-aatism, aGout, Blindness,
Tootlraehs, Earsche,l CatarTh,b Asthma, Palpita-
tous, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis and Painful Affections of the Stom-
ach and Bowels, all of which, when a:ising from
this cause, will be found TO more or less of
The intermittent type. This ''AGrE CURE removes
the cause of these arrangements, and cures the
disease t-f-n ef3 --sn .''l1- ullflI0Eg|
This it accomplishes by stimulating the excreto-
ries to expcl the virus from the system and these
organs by degrees become habited TO do this their
office of their own accord Hence arises what We
term deciimation. Time may accomplish the same
end but often life is pot long enough, is sacri-
feed in the attempt, while this sAGUE CURE does
1t at once and with safety. We have great reason
for the whole class Of diseases which are caused by
the miasmatic infection, than any other which has
been discovered and il has still another important
advantages TO the public, which is, that IL is cheap
as well as good. a -.
sEs- Prepared by DR. J. G. AVER eco, Lowell,
Mass. Price One Dollar per Bottle. - 4 -,
H8- Sold by KELLER WHITE, Evansville,
and by all Druggists and Merchants tn hroughout
tils country t.f marZZ-d6weow
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D.. G.. NUBLINc.

IrVhHEHLf WITH UkBAN, 'uDDs q Co., tIAciNNA1I-J ]
Manufacture of
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF s
SAFE ES.
Corner Third and Division Streets,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Constantly on hand, all different sizes Of SAFES,
latest styles and improvements, guaranteed TO be
equal in durability and finish to any Eastern manu-
facturers, at the lowest Cincinnati prices.
Also Manufacturers of LOCKS, WALL SAFES,
SHUTTERS, Etc, all finished in the best style Of
workmanship.
Specimens of Safes, ETC., may be seen at Messrs.
Rocker, Klusman Co., 76 Main street, to whom
all orders must be addressed. angst
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AOOTICR.-TAR UNDERSIGNED
0v will apply TO the Board of Commissioner Of
yanderburgh County, on the first Monday IN Sep
tember next, tO-wit: On the 9Th day Of said month
for grant Of license to retail Spirituous Liquors.
at his usual place of business, Of First and
Vine streets.
angs-tt JOHN ii. BREMER co.
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