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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
me0ical.


Oh HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN. 0C
DZ. Previous notices and testimonials have established -
ID. faca that THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANf,S MAR
SHALLs UTERINE CATHOLlCON the only reliable cure
for those render the lives of from the age
Of is miserable extent only known TO themselves
diseases act married and single and social position
.ssns, them Beside the local uterine symptoms hey
often sitended with
Dersnged Monthly Periods
Irregularities Weskness-Faintness-
Deranged Appetite-Sallow Complexion
Pain in the Back and Kidneys-Chills-
Cold hands and Observation-Disclosures
Neutrality-suspicious. OF the Heart
Dizziness-N crvousness-Hesd sche-Resessness-
Disturbed sleep-Flushes Of Heat-General Pain
Crawling and Pain In the Spine and between the Shoulders
Acid Northumberland
Difficult passing Of Urine with heat or smarting-
Itehipr-Buning irritation ofthe
S'7 irritable -sadness-Depraved Appetite
Flatulence-Blosed and Irregular Bowels
Unpleasant Dreams-Psn in the Uterine Organs
Numhness and Pain in the Limbs.
os Of In the Feet-Pan in
THE GRAEFENBERG MARsHALL's UTERINE CA
THOLCON prepared by educated physcsan and may o
Ies and testionials from ergymen dnd pHohe nen ~ dsf
finon eaa be the The Grasenbrg Company
No ~ Pa,krov Nsv York and convincing references TO per
,ons IA the City xiH di'O be gren at The saae place
Prize 81 50 per bottle r1'FOR SIX DOLLARS FIVE BoT-
-t,s WILL BE SENT EXPRESS cHARsEs PREPAID TO
END or Express NEv-YoRK. IA
1ddress JOSHUA y. BRIDGE H. D., Secretary and Con-
cutting Physician, GyaessbnS CO.pany Ne - PARk'RoW,
NETWORK.
DR. may be Consulted or BY letter,
at his the roge.berg IH''iss0H, No. 80 Fa'ST0
OSee hours, % % \ and 3 70 4.
~ II an EXTENDED opinion required BY letter. 81 must DO
,psosed % insure . reply.
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Iowa Corn CRoP.-A correspondent who has
lately been through fifteen of the southeastern eonn-
ties of Iowa, says: "The crop is almost univer-
sally good-say 40 or 50 bushels per acre. Corn Is
selling in Van Buren, County st 10 cents bushel, and
in other counties IS IL cents delivered in owns-
Buckwheat, potatoes, turnips, &C., are abundant.
Wheat is not half crop in the river counties. The
hog crop is large il is estimated for the fifteen eoun-
ties named at 10000 head 1t is also estimated that
10000 head of beeves will be fed this Winter. The
crop of sorghum srup is estimated in those counties
to be worth from $40, 600 to so, 000."
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A. j. BLKKcKER, Anctioneer.
A Il Nv C II

A. j. BLKEcKKR, Auctloneer
DOSITIVE SALE IN PARTITION of VALU-
III ABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY.-A. j. BLEECkER,
SON 4 Co. viii sell auction, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20,
at 10 o'cl at the Mers Exch the valuable Lot and Binding
known as No. ala BROADWAY, CANAL-ST. By order
Of the Supreme Court under direction Of NJ ULsHoEFFER
Referee. =. M,
hinge No. 5Tryonrow or Judah Dickinson, No Walst
u,729)
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CITPpFMF COTIRT.-City and County OF New
- Yayt Tn. NORTH AMERICAN FIRE iSsUR,
ASCE COMPANY against LEATHAA WIhksoh, saa
KslTsv Wirism A. Cola Mathew FAlon, Jane. w
NeK.. Reeert Anderson Margaret Doyle, and wihisa
n-~-on.-Eor reli-f-(Com net ser. 10 the De
a,Ss1.s AIFXANpFR McKELBY or aokELVEf and
MATHEW FALLON: You are hereby s51ned sna 90 ~
The oee ofthe Csrs the City and COunsy Of Ne~i ora =
H. fS H.n IN b@ civ Of SeYor and 70 serve copy o.
rrr 20 the aid complaint the s19serioer AZ then
ofee No p Nsssau in the City Of ora Tihn
~., - H. ssryce this on exclusive
OF he dsy 81 ,uch service and II yoa an . sNsr the a
complaint within the time Aforesaid the ps1 20 ,n sSos
win apply the Court for The fen0 oeA1-e - 80 S-f
-Dstea Ssrt 3, ls5a -. .,,,.pn 4 apfsworn
OLA 55,st..;sT;. A.torueys No - Sassaa-rt-, ~ J.
~ B-The complaint in the above sen vas 5ea IN 'n q
fee Of the Cerk sfthe City and County o. Ns~i' on VIC
ii'h a-s Of RI sf ysTceHfoRD, SEWARD 4 eRIswoLD.
,a1.--svW PIsntis's Attorneys.
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fesal Notifies.

In PURSUANCE of an order OF the surrogate
81 , Cont, ~ New ork notice hereby given 20 all per-
sous having claims against CATHERINE DoSNELLf aAss
KATE O'DONNEIL late Of the City Of New orr deeasea
10 present the same vouchers thereof 70 The
the oac~ OF ROCKWELL EMERSON, No y NsAsl, IN the
City NewYork before the dsy oil
-Ns'e1 -'e"' i''A' 49, JOSEPH DOSNELLT,
ROCKWELL EMERSON,
,s,-xw. Administrators
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Water-Gure.

HTOJJNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bing.
0I hsmton N. " eight hour. from NewYork By " 4 and
Erie R. r. Has beautiful location and TioiSs @
sasson For Circuar address J. III. NORTH, NJ ID.
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CUPREME COURT-state Of New:YoEk, GIG

CUPREME COURT-State Of New-York, City
- and County Of New-Yors-ALFRED y. THORN against
CHARLES X. 'SANFORD.-Summons for money demand on
conraco the Deidant You hereby summoned and re-
quired 20 the complaint in this action which hed IN
The oce OF Clerk Of the City aud County Of Newly a.
the City Hall in said city and copy your answer 70
the said complaint the subscriber his Office, Number
srtyone Wal in the City County and state OF New
York within twenty days after the seice hereof exclusive OF
plant within the Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this seton WIZ
tale for the Of twelve hundred ana
foy,hrre dollars xtyour cents. with interest on @
rom the day Of January thousand eight hundred aud
hyfour and ON 5S3 from the first day Of August l' snd
on 2sth day Of August d. 1854 beside the costs
OF this acton.-Da;ed November II. 1853.
MIC laW6wW JOHN ID. MCNEIL, Plaintiffs Attorney
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge o

n
an from his debts arsusns 20 the provisions
the I'd Article Of the h title Of the sth chapter Of the I'd part
the Revised siutes-Notice art Published sept ~ 1889
FORMAS WILLIAMSON efe City Of syracuse in the County
fm OF How land Wilkinson Creditors TO Appssr before the
oupor AZ law Of the Supreme Court this oce the Court
House the City Of Syracuse the zh day OF Nosezoer
81 oclock to show they
have said nsoyeuts estate should not De
made and he De discharged from his dset pursuant 20 law.
Sel4 lGwl0wW+ J. WILKINSON, Aty Tor ins,nt
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X
the authority vested IN him by the Legislature Of the State
Of NewYork and resolutions Of the Common Council of the
viii sen at PUBLIC AUCTION to the highest bidder with
sdeqas Co security a. The City Hal On ~ PsTsn
known the FULTON, SOUTH, HAMILT0NItA 4,
for the Of Ten Yeas from the First day Of May A d. 1851
with all the rights privileges and advantages thereof belonging
and from the clips landings and premises to and from
which they far such slips Landings and prem
and spgfopted for ferry purposes. except that the landing
the foot Of Brooklyn may be at the loot OF
in which the Corporation the Of the slips land
thereof the landings examinations may be made at point
in their vicinity the lessee shall elect at his own cost and
An express stipulation win be embodied in the lease that the
lessee shall run the said several ferries at UNIFORM rate o. ARE
Of the said ferries during the term Of said lease shall be
lease thereby become absolutely null and void
The purchaser lessee other than the present essee VIII be
buildings and other ferry property present essees actual
y necessary for the purposes Of such ferry grant OF
persons be chosen by the essees by the
purchaser lessee under this sale and the third by the two
The lease to be made in the usual form Of ferry leases and to
conform TO the requirements Of the charter and ordinances and
resolutions OF the Common Councils and no expense Whatever
Is be incurred by the Corporation for or IN connection WIFI
ding tbs time tbereo The lease Of aid ferries will no, be
sold annual less than the aggregate amount Of annual
The purchaser the Of the ferries and their appendices
win Dc required to pay at the time Of sale TO me o. s
for the annual rent TO be applied on the rent OF he ht year IN
with the usual covenants otherwise 70
be forfeited the Corporation He win at the time also
be required to furnish Obligation 70 be signed by a. least Two
the effect that he viii execute bond with suretes
approved the Controller for the punctus payment Of
the quarterly and for the faithful execution Of the covenants
OF the lease.
The Of the aucioDee and the expense Of the lease to be
paid by the purchases.
The win also combu covenant requiring each ferry
boat have attached to her engine FIRE apparatus or force
pump less than 400 OF hose OF the quality and d
enon used by the fire Department Of this city TO be used
the fires, whenever required by the Chief
Engineer his Assistants for which services the lessees wi.
receive twenty dollars per hour zach hour engaged
ROBT T. HAWS, Controller.
City Of New.York, Department Of Finance,
CONTROLLERS Office, Nov. 10, 1859
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IN PURSUANCE on al order of Roswell c.
Barnard esq Surrogate Of the County Of Kings nosiee
hereby given according law TO al person. hayins esa
sxzns; CARMAN A. SIMONSoN late Of the City OF broosyn
declared that they required 70 exhibit the se VIE We
vouchers Thereof TO the gbscbers the Executor NC resi-
dence Of Isaac C. Lop- No u MiidAhs Brookya or NO ~
Fulton Market in the City Of NewYok before the lzn
day q January neIt.-Dafed July S. 1879
SARAH ANN SIMoSSOS,( F,.ru.sr,
e IautnlW ISAAC G TOPPER EAoN-.0..-
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Go 6porismen.

4 b. CROOK, No. so FultOn-st., Manufacturer
and Importer Of FISHING TACKLE in all its variety,
Cutlery Guns Powder and Shot Nets Sene and Fykes &C.
Repairing done at short notice Established IN 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

NOR BRIDGEPORT-Far so cents.-The
IT steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Peckslip, =. r., every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at IL o'clock,
moon arriving in time to connect with Eaugsuok Housaonc
sna New Haven trains. Freight taken.
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5ieamboats ano Railroads.
CPECIAL NOTICE.

CPECLAL NOTICE.
CHARGE OF HOURS
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS,
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, AND THE EAST
NOW LEAVES DAILY Except Sunday, via STONlNGTON
Mail Route at $40 p. m. INLAND EXPRESS P. Via
NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
Our expresses for Phiade phs Baltimore Washington and
the West; Savannah, Macon Montgomery, Mobile, Ne"Or
leans, and the South, as heretofore.
f"i fIIRNDEN's EXPRESS,
No. "A Broadway, and No. 2s7 Cansl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

VNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONlNG-
II TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE-Lsnd Route-The
shortest and most direct-Caryng the Eastern Mail -
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel stone and Z.
VANDERBILT Capt d. b. Stuges In connection with the
stonngon and Providence and Boston and Providence ks
road leaving New daily Sunday excepted from Pier No.
n r. (hrs wharf above Bstterypsce) at and Ston'
ington m arrival Of the mail train which leaves
Boston at 5:S0p =.
The C. VANDERBILT from New.YoTk, Monday, Wedaes
day and Friday. From stoninon, Tuesday Thursday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New.York, Tsesdsy Thurs
day. and Saturday From stoninston-honday wednesday
and Friday
Passengers proceed from stoninon per Railroad to Proy
denoe and Boston in the Express Mall Train reaching said
places in advance those by other routes and in time
Tor an tie early Morning Lines connecting North and East
prefer It, remain board the steamer ENJOY
nights undisturbed breakfast desired snd leave stonins
ton the train, connecting at Providence with the
a M train for Boston.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and
For berths ateroos freight apply board the
steamer OF the Freight Office Pier No North kiyeT or at
the Office Of the Company, No 10 Bsttery-pace.
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
" COMPANY.
u. s. MAIL LINE
CALIFORNIA
formerly the Vanderbilt Line"l

formerly the "NenderbiN Ilne u
Fran the old established wharf, foot Of WaTren-st,
North River.
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH
The fsyore steamship ARIEL of the Vanderbilt European
line having newly fitted throughout will take the place
nj the North Star" aud viii leave above MONDAY
Nov 2 at O'Clock p NJ, connecting via Panama Railroad
with the steamship 0RlZABA. ,,
Extra steamer this line always at Panama nsuf1ns piouP
connection at the lsthmus -, .p,pY -,
THE NORTHERN LIGHT succeeds the ARIEL, leaving
New York Dec 5. - ,,,, ,,rn,,c
Ra.re Of Ticket Swindlers Beers Passage Obce and con-
80 fslsiy stylnr themselves Mali Companies Unless you
~ on yonr eaafd Won viii be deceived and deffsuded
Tbsis the only carrying the United states Mars on TINS
route under sontraet with the Government .
For freight passage apply at the only once Oh sne me
the City Of New-Hork -
Wv N' No. IN West-st, corner Of Warren
D. b. ALLEN, Agent.
EB-An persons forbid trusting any on account o.
he above khips
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

DR. VELPEAUrs CANKERINE.
L DR. vELPEAU's CANKERINE cures Csnker
Dr. VELPEAU'S CANKERISE cures Sore Nipples
DR. VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Burns.
DR. VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures cuts
Dr. VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures liberated Gums
DR.. VELPEAU'S CANKERIkE cures Sores OF al kinds
DR. VELPEAU'S CAHKERISE cures Toothsehe
IN yFLPEAUSS CANKERINE purihes the Breath.
BURRILL 4 HUNTING, Proprietors.
CONRAD FOX, No. 81 Bsrclay-s, Wholesale Agent
For sale by all druggists.
nR. j. LEATHEs YELLOW-DOCK SYRUP
~ For Cos,ivene.. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism serofnla PILES
.nd Female Debility this remedy has no equal DePot
Sos 100 ChAths,n-st., so2 GrAnds, 476 Brosd~ay
nUPUYs CHILBLAINS BALM relieves the
~ h,upportabls shns a. once Dupuy swi,. Sssn "a.
Der eures cons speedily by asyns Inflammation
No ce Broadway and at the principal druggist, eveywhe
OUERUs COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
" approved by the Academy Of Medicine the only cure for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, and all tinds Of COOOns. IL"
twice more e<scseious than the liqsid OIL
oUERU's PATENT JELLIFlED CASTOR OIL,
Pleasantly favored aud taken whou. and does not
cause constipation aer the best purstfSe Tor CHI
dren To Be had at inventors No lsS h and al re-
speet.be druxEists PENFOLD, PARKER MOWER
Ne. Is Beekman-st., Wholesale Agents
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of

the County Botiee hereby gyen ;oa persons
having claims sgsins, MARCIA ABBE late o. "a ae
site Of Maine aecsa,ed 10 present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber at the Office OF bssk, r,
DEN No. % Wall In the City o. New On % -
fore the fourteenth day OF January ners-Dsiea "e
eleventh cay 81 July. 1ase ,,,..
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
" Connecting at NewHampton with the Delaware Lscka
wanna Western Railroad and at Easton with the LehsA
Valley Railroad. - =. ,..o -,
FIfI ARRaSGKNYsTs-Commenc Oct. "a. 1883. Leaves
Newly ok for and intermediate places from Pier No
North River 1880 and Has and at Tor Somer
vile bv The above trains and 5:l5 The above trains
connect with trains the NewJerey Railroad
which from foot Of CouTtlsndtst at 4O and
H. and 4:l0 and $3.50 p. N. .
TIE II AS M train NewYork makes close eonnecoa
. Eon With The Lehrh Valley Railroad and thence via East
Railroad 10 Reading without change OF cars and
connects at Reading direct for Pottsve and hsrnsours
Passenrers for the Delaware LAckswanna and Western Rail
road win leave at only for Lehsh Valley Railroad ct
'''O T. N'' '"1 - JOHN o. Stems, Superintendent.
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NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO.

hlORIH ALLAN W.
REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO
SAN FRANCISCO,
PANAMA RAIL o A d.
And connecting only with Steamers GOLDEN GATE GUILD
FN AGE JOHN L. STEPHENS, and SONORA,
ofthe Pacific Mail Steamship
o Panama
DIRECT TO ASPINWALL.
The splendid Steamships BALTIC, ADRIATIC and ATLAN
TIC having entirely reht.ed and adapted 70 the CAoA
trade will Hereafter shove leaving this port on the
STH and 10TH Of EACH MONTH,
ffom the foot of eanal-st North River.
Thu ATLANTIC 1000 burden, r. H. Pearson, Comnsn
aar win leave MONDAY the 2st OF November at p m,
- eonpeet al with the weknogn and superior steam
sbp GOLDEN AGE, J. T. Watkins, Commando: #,
The BALTIC, A @. Gray, Commander, will follow on the
5th Of December.
An experieuced Surgeon IL attached to each ship.
broueh Freight and Passengers VIII be lmuedaey iorHNa
ed upon arrival Of the steamer at Aspinwsn 49,. .,o
Each the above steamships has ospec er w o suhs
ffeirht which win be taken q; moderate rates ,
believed that the Afforded ~ the aoo'e
ships are unsurpassed by any IN the world ~
ship always in reserve Panama SO thst thers
viii be no detention in forwarding Passengers Baggage and
Freight. - ~. 90 uy.u..
For Passage sppy the only office Of the on the
wharf foot Of Canalst to nG. ~. NINHI,Na.
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Wrean Cleaners, &r.


CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS are informed
that the U. S. Mail steamship ARIEL, OF the Vanderbilt
nroneSn line having been newly fitted throughout viii take
the place Of the and Punctualy at O'Clock
n m ON MONDAY, Nov. 81 from foot of WarTen-st North
River where lies For passage freight at greatly
re5ncesd rates apply only to ID. b. ALLEN, Agent,
No. 1T Westst., corner of Wsrren-st
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NEw-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHILA-
IN DELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST, Vi. JERSEY
CiTf-hE and Express lines esve New 1ork a. and IL
and and p m fare ga Throagh Tickets sold for Gin.
snnsfi and the West and for Wasbinron and
the sosh k and through baggage CHECKED to Washington In
q and p. m trains
J. W. WOODRUFF As.ztan; Superintendent
No har<e E Re received for any trims unless deivsres Hnd
checked Is minutes IN Of the time Of leaving
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIVER--Ths splendid and Superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leave, Newf orr every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, Il 4 o'eloef p
and the EMPIRE STATE. Capt, BEAyton, On MoSpAf
"WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, a. ecloef p n, ron rlsr
10. B. n. r.
Hereafter win be resHrdea secured 70 any apph
can't until the shall have been paid for.
FREIGHT Boston forwarded through with dispatch 5J
Express Freight Trsn-
WI BORDEN, Agent, sos- 70 and n Wes'-s.-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-06

Mn. WEBSTER OK PnorrcrIoy 10 AporfED

Nh. WEBSTER on PRorEcTIoS TO ADOPTED
C,rIzEys.-In his famous letter to Lord
AshburtOn, on the subject of impressment,
dated August sth, 1872, Mr.. Webster, then
Secretary Of State, admitted unqualifedly
that the obligations between foreign powers
and their subjects are such as those powers
choose they shall be; that the duties OF re-
lations which the municipal law of a SOW
ereignty creates between the sovereign and
his subjects can legitimately be enforced
and maintained within the realm or proper
possessions of the territory of the sovereign
that every nation has an exclusive right to
regulate persons and things within its own
territory, according to its sovereign will and
public policy; and. rncrrforr v7tirut- cary
State has the right to bind its own native
subjects whenever ON its own soil-to claim
and exercise its sovereignty over them when
they return within its own territorial juris-
diction.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-06
Sir. Douglas Course.

The Washington States, which assumes To
be the Douglas organ at Washington, speak
ingof Mr.. D's recent letter regarding his
candidacy for the successorship to Buchanan
saws:
Such are the Obligations imposed upon
and ACKNOWLEDGED by him, hv the political
principles which have animated him through
life, that in defining his position in his re-
cent letter, nothing more or less wa meant
than that, If lac could not coascentiCu-ly
assume the leadership of the Democracy. ~
accordance with certain conditions imposed,
which might be proposed, Le would prefer
10 cooperate dutifully as au humble inii-
vidual in the ranks. We shall sac him in
the indOmitablc array of hil eHergy at
Charleston next spring, and in the thickezt
of the fight in Illinois next autumn, what
ever may lie our platform GRd whoever may
b. our stanAaTd-heare lie is thoroughly
iLbued with the f0ct that such services as
ne is capable Of Performingin The campaign Of
next year may be indispensable 10 the pres
eryaiion of the Union.
lie will fight with sll his "inlgmilalie
array of encay for Candidate supporting
a platform of principles 50 repugnant to
him that he would not accept the presidency
with its doctrines attached as the CON
dition OF his acceptance. In other word-
he will fight for the success of another on'a
platform so monstrous in doctrine, that he
would not himself pat his foot on it as 4
candidate. No one who gives Mr. Doug.
las credit for a bit of common sense will be-
ieve for "a moment tha, he gives any sane
lion to these inconsistent representations o
his future course, hy his injddicious friends
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-06

EEJ@ Genuine tyrants are always very
careful TO warn the people against the tyran-
ny of others. Richard the Third, of England
one of the greatest tyrants that ever lived
stated in his proclamation that Henry
Tudor intended to change and subvert the
laws of the realm, and TO do the most cruel
murders, siaughters, robberies and disheri-
sons that were ever seen in any Christian
cOuntrV
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-06

nSy- Henry Ward Beecher has lately ta-
len Ia pitching qu0iiS. Many an able di-
vine has been employed in a worse manner
than this. Quot pitching is frstrate exer-
else, and has been practiced by all nations
and in every age. At picnic of his con-
gregation some days ago, on one of the
Islands in the Sound, lIr. Beecher bore off
the laurels.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-06
sgs.gTlHRs .s.,D ygw.HEHY.

" Ni.W STUiN At BITfkuILFS.
We would respectfully inform the public that We
have jn.f received Gus new stock ot G"id aud Sil-
Nat irh,s, nno IeNclry, SilyeTware, Clocks, Gold
f,us, Nc.1 including some very fine Lava, Coral,
Mosaic and t',meo sets yery rich aud ha,rlsoipe
rs,rs "a Gold GuaId, Fob and Vest Chains Breast
FINS, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Finger Eingss &c.-
We would cali particular attention to oar stock OF
t.,li aud silver Watches. which az of Superior
quality, in all respects. Alse, good sieck "f Ia
i.i,, Tea, Salt, and Mustard Spoons, Boris, sc.
utrr1ni.sl pure Silver.
silver plated Ware. such Castors, CAKE E.r
Lets Spoons, &c, "f rHE ouALirI, always on
hand
Ne are selling at Eastern prices "r cash, and
warrant goal IL D., represented.
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