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EVENING STAR.
SUNDAY READING. s.~..l.ssT
A Appel for Aid 70 the Sextant d the Old
Brick meetinSuse.

bf1ck MeeuhSusos
sYAeAsPKR.
O sextsnt of the neetmous e. which sweeps 80
And Irtes the sss, ,amtlmss lea ves screw loose.
In which CASE il smells orfu-vorse thar lam pile;
And vrlnks the Bel and t0ies It when men dyes
to The grief Of surviyIn partners, and swespes
And for the ssrvs.es gifts 500 per annum,
When Which them thar thinks deer lee EN- tryit;
$etnn ~ before stare lIshth IN eli wethers and
hl1dlln hres when the wether cold
A. asrs. and IKE a. not green wood for kinders;
Wblch's more than soId, which d,a1t cost nothin,
"ortn mote than any thing excep the so'e oi
mean pever Are, se1tant mean pexsr AI O.
what g DO vi. TN l. sHti Sas 4 ~ ssous
eeaterln leaves And bIoIn Of mems hats'
But ssItsnt, our On rch It's scarce as piety,
searce as bank bills wen ssints beg lot misonnns,
Wall llye q nj nothIn to nobody but o sextans
shet 90 men, .lmms. scd sal i h,s
Some has bad Or sfhs, none amt sver,
And some hsiIt none, and some Amt over e;een:
But every en- bgeethes IN 4 out and out and in,
Fay 50 times mint, or million and half breths
Now how long viii church full of are last at that
Task you. say Is mlnitr. AMI then watts to be did.
Why then they must brethe il all overagin
Aad then agln and SO on, TIL each has took down.
TIE sans lndiyldlbls.don. have the ptivelege
81 orethen his own are, an NO one else;
Y ssxtant. aoart YOU Know our lungs is beiIusses,
To blow the her Of life, ard keep 10 from
Eoln out, and how can bellusss blow without wind,
And Amt wind are! put It to your oonsch ems.
Are IL the same 10 US as E,Ilk Is to babies,
or water II To hsh or pendlums ocox-
Or roots asd alrbs unto an mi IN Doctor,
Or little pills unto an pain,
VI boys 20 guris. Are Is for US TO brethe,
WAT slgnlhes who pIeeohes If l can't brethe.
Wats POL watts Pollus. 20 sinners who are ded!
Ded for want OF breth! why sex tant when we dye
lts only COZ We can't brethe no more that's all
Ana now, o sextant, let me beg ofyou
. let little are into sur church
(PeweI are II ssItsn pre- Dc r for the pews)
And do IL week days and sundays teg-
IL amt much truuUle-only make hoe
And the are will come in of itself;
CIT luys to oum II whsn II can get Warm;)
And o how IL will roIzs ne people up
And sperit up the preacher and stop Earps,
And yavns and hEge 8 efectooal,
As winds on the dry Beans the rrofit tells of.
IDstTott ITtbHne.
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% The Hon. D C. Hartley, Reporter to the
supreme Court Of Texas, and author Of HartIey,s
Digest, died at bis residence In Galveston, on the
18Th Inst His services to the people and Safe
OF Texas, In systematizing and calculating the
laws, have been great
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weekly publication Of Sheet Music, suitable for
the player and singers of the Home circle apd con
sstng OF sixteen pages full folio size, stitched IN
handsome cover. IL contains all the papu ar dances
OF the day arrangements from the most favOrIte
operas; scenas, songs, ballads airs, & Q. An album
can't supply OF every thing that the popular taste
demands; never too difficult, alwaJs Instructive
and ever fresh and delightful
The fSvor with which o U K MUSICAL FRIEND
hSs been received by the public and the CONNIE nda
tons II has won from the Press, are guarantees of
lts worth. work so cheap, accurate, and elegant
does not exist In any otner country. The same
would cost at least twenty times wbar 1t costs IN
Our uslca Friend" Variety and excellence are
much needed. ~ ~
Pieces By the following composers have appeared
In the htst len numbers; the names peak for
saves: Mozart, > Lover, WaIlerstein, NJ ey erbe err
flotOw, Burgmu Ter. r. Schubert, Verdi. Donizetti
Strauss, Musa!d Thalberg, Balfc, R0ssinI j.
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BeilnI, III. smart Ascher. Crouch, D'Albert, Bsh,
op, Cbsr Paesleilo, Lindpalnter. Besihoven q @ =,
20 All these pieces are within the range of ordi-
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ments.
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
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Clubs, copies. SI4; copies SIS; 10 copies Sid per
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Once of Our Musical Friend -" Is Frsnkfor.
street, New IGTk. G. b. SEYMOUR & co,
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" The Boston Herald gives the particular.
oftwo men who have recently left the city, hav.
Ing lost heavily by gambling and the purchase
OF lottery tickets One has lost property valued
a. ABOUT sl2,ooo, and the other is minus a prop
erty Of about $40 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

W The Precarious nature Of the fruit trade /,
evidenced in the case Of a vessel just arrived al
Nsw haven from Porto Rico She took a cargo
OF So,oo nne oranges at that island, but lands
only 80, 600, the rest being worthless.
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OMarried In Brussels, at the U. j. Legation
on Inst, Miss strother, daughter Of the late Hon
o. r STROLLER, formerly NJ. c., with the Baron
Philip Fahnenberg Burgheim. 80
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ID The collections made in the diocese OF
Boston on Sunday, In the octave Of the feast of
the Immaculate Conception, for the new College
In Rome, amounts to q s62
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w ARRAN EN- ENT!

-IHEOU6H TICKETs csn b. ebtslncd a. the
GREAT SOUrBM ESTEEM RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, ooEarr of Pennsy lvania avenue and 6th
street, Washington. on hoard of the Steam Farry
Boat Gorge Page,OT AZ the once CT the OTsnfe and
Aiexsldrla Railroad. at Alexandra.
Richmond, DanviHs, Lynckbzrs, Brsfo!,
Kaozviits, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanooga,
Nashville, HuntSciile, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nelc Orleans,
DJ direct route. and continuous railway oonneo-
tons 20 Memphis.
Afordinr greater E1pGdifior and Comfort and
tenS over 90 Mules SAOTtsr than 10y any other route.
The steam fry boat g oorEe Page leaves the foot
OF 7th street az Gu m, for Alexandria where Pes
sengers take the oars for n ichmOnd, Charlottesville,
stanton, White SUI pkur Springs, Woodstock, sc,
Rnc at M ?. for edmond and al points South
west, making sure and cose connections to Mem
phis.
Baggage Wagons ard Umnibusos lesve the on 90,
Pa. avenue, at o cock a.. m and ?. m.
,,. JAMES A EVANS. Aren't.
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W Bark Edisto, with supplies for the Para
quay expeditions, sailed yesterday. She takes a
heavy mail and cart load Of daguerrrotypes.
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W IL Is said that from nfty to a hundred
whaisrs will put into Japanese ports next season
TO rent and obtain supplies, instead Of going to
Honolulu, as they have hitherto done
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NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTs
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emu.,or
10 any OF the lands within the townships and AR
OF townsnips above enumersted 10 sired TO a. ar
receiver OF the proper land ofice asd snais .. w.
nsest tAsfste, ss sees as practicable offer s,s-
s0a az ss sS ne Day Appointed
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y Captain Andrew Wilson, Democrat, has
been elected Mayor Of Wheeling, Va, by a small
majority.
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OUR sICAL RIEND.

VALENI INES! VALENTINESM wv koesaIe
and retail, as cheap as the cheapest, at
Alb 81 EAMMDND'S
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OCEAN SAILING DAYS
EnaA IIxIxzn $1,000

Sfsdmsrs Lsars. For. Days
Niagara. Boston,. Liverpool. Jan %
Circassian. ..... New York. Galway Jan ~
City Wash'ton. New York. Liverpool. Jan 20
Europa New York. Liverpool. Feb. .
Arago... York. .Havre. ...Feb S
Bremen. ........New York. Bremen -. Feb ~
Edinburgh ......New York. Glasgow. Feb 10
FROH EURoPR
Bremen........ Bremen 49,. New York. Ian s
Arago... .SO'mptOn. New York. Jan -
Edinburgh... Glasgow. New York. Jan -
New York. Bremen. New York Feb S
Glasgow. Glasgow. New York Feb 10
Fhe California mail steamers leave New YoGk
on the 5th and 10th of each mGn'h
The Havana steamers leave New York onthe
%, 7th, 18th, 18th and 27th OF each month and
Charleston, !. u, on the 4th and 18th.
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- JUST IN SEASON
tOAP-SrONE GRIDDLES Oystsy Broilers
Waffle Irons, ChsfnE Dishes, Coffee Uns, Plate
warmers, DOT w srners, at my House F furnishing
Store, 40 7th street.
IN Is GEO En- NCJ0
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NOrta Of the base lins and rest Of the fourth
principal meridian.
Townships g, S., 81 %. So. and ~. Of range L.
Townships IS Is, 7 s., "a, IS. S. 81 s., So. and 4o
TSwnships 81. IS, &c, q. %, 81 s. 81 S. S. 81. and
townships s. p, g. %, 81. s. IS 81 IS. and S. of
Townships Sc, n. q. ., ST. 81. S. and 81. of range
Townships as, p, d. g. 3d. 81 50. and 81, of ra.se
Townships Is, q, %, %, -, ana 81. of rangs 10.
townships 26. "a, %, q. and 81, of range So
At the land ONCE at SUPERIOR CITY. commencing
On Monday; the second dsy Of May mere, for the
stuated in the following townships and parts OF
townships, viz:
North Of the base line axd NEST of "A, fourth
principal nisTidiaH.
Townships Al, ~, g and IS, of rangel.
Townships Al AZ IS and A. ofIsIgsi ma
u, T o. n ~ e 81 ana III sections IA
fsotionsi .ect,ons T. s. is a Is, and 81 and sso
tons 81 and IS, oftownshlp %; the 9 II Of the NE
~ fractional seoIIOn q; section % the u Of the
NE the 81 4. anu the 8 u of the SW 4 Of SEQ
tS%nsh, . s and fractional section 81 of
seS.,sns ~ 2. and g. Of township II: the ,. of
section the Z Of the ]. Of he Sc se, Of seq
Ion -; seStio" = the q OF the and the Il
p ss ;ss 81 & Of .nJ 4.
u { the SW a of section IS; of townshIe 40.
sections a 2 = T. and T.; the N the N = Of the
SW = OF section L; sections Is and %; tn. NV ].
Of TIE NE the y of the NV a and the SW
tOwnsh hip s.. range 5. ~ VI
Sections 8, 10. ~. Is "a. Is 90 q q, "a, p.
% n, 70 50, So s.. 81 IS, and 81, of township Al SC
lions 4, 6. 10. 10, %. aud 3D. Of towns 80 fac
tIona sections q and "a section Is fractionsl sec
ms 81, and 50; and section Sc, Of township ST.
sections ard 4; the Sc 4 of the NE 4. and the
y OF the 81 d of section6 6; sections g. 10. IL Ia
49, ~ q, "A, "a. % 80. 81. 81, and S. If township a.
sections ~ aud IA, except the NV u of the n w x
sections "a, Is. end % the f u tine Sc Y of the
NV the n OF the Sw u. and the SH !. Of
me- hs o. sscion Sl ssotioas ~ and IS. OF town
Ire s,the E,softhe NV u. and the sw y Of
the Ne =. and the y Of the sE !. Of rs section 81;
seotlon 81. of township ~; the N !. Of the NE a.
the SW OF the N + y, and the W u OF secti. n g.
sefsi! .s sw IF sh shs a. wv
g s.e f.. 's' ~ es. s,d ne the
sE and the W Of sec.isn %; section a @ sse
and the NV 4 Of the NV u Of 81. Of toWn,b., ~
sections q, 10, u. H. Is 30 and q; the w
OF section 2t sections g. %. 8, 81 and S. oftovn
ssig q :ectiosc "a & 10, II. 4. - 20. a. a. 8.
ssst nns 2 IS, 9. and 10; The n X, OF the NJ 4
tie e. wv q Of the ~ The NV k,the n X OF n;
e ne r. Ne shs Nv &: Ard 8. w Il Is.
q Of section II; sections 10 and %; the IN y, tke
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June l7--P. NJ.
Flour heavy and l0c lower, with sales at
00G6 10 for superfne State 6 0096 so
for extra State OO@6 so for for super.
Western 6 55@6 80 for common to good
extra Western; 6 9O@7 20 for extra round
hoop Ohio, market closing heavy. Rye
-four OO(6,5 90. Wheat dull and droop-
ing sales of 1920 bush at Ga for white
Mich, 20 for red Southern; 1901 80 for
white Southern. Rye quiet sales at
9s@l 90. Barley quio,; sales 5000 bush
barley malt at So. Corn heavy and lower;
alses 1000 bush at so@s4 for inferior to
prime yellow; mixed Western nominal at
S0GsG. Whisky lower with sales at 2G2,
closing firm. Pork less active and heavy;
Sales Of 400 barrels at Is 60 for
new mess; IL 25@lS % for prime !;
Beef dropping; Z OO@1 80 for prime; 8 90
. % for mess; 10 OO@l3 90 for repacked
Beef hams dull at l4@l7. Bacon dull;
hams l01. Cut meats duh at 7(67s for
shoulders sl@9I for hams. Lard firm /;
sales Of 5000 bbls at lIs0l2i. Butter
steady at 1920 for new State. Cheese
quiet at sag.
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NEWS BYTELEGRAPH;
By TaE n 4 w. LINE.
Last Nights Dispatches.
Washington Items.

Sc WASHINGTON, June Jpn
the ordering of a more efficient naval
force to the Austrian coast was not the con-
sequence OF any late complaint by the Brit
ish Government. II was long ago contein-
plated, but until recently there were no
vessels which could be conveniently used for
that purpose.
So far as our Government is aware, no
new orders have been issued since 1912 by
the British Government in connection with
the treaty stipulations for the suppression OF
the shave trade on the coast of Africa.
There is nothing in the recently received
letters to distinguished gentlemen in Wash
inton, which affords any ground for the be-
lief that England. will become involved in
the present European war.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

Picnic IA PARRETTs GRovE.-The Sab
bath School Picnic takes place to-day ut
parretts Grove, "a short distance from the
residence of Rev. Mr. McCarer. 1t will,
doubtless, be well attended by the young
folks and the friends of Sabbath Schools
generally. Music, addresses, aud amuse-
ments will make the occasion quite an inter-
esting one. We understand, also, that the
first sermon of the quarterly meeting of the
Locust-StrCet Methodist Episcopal Church
will be delivered at the Grove on This occa-
sion, which will be in the form of Sunday
school address.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18
EansrY SINNERS IN TINE PAsr.-In Ne

Frosty SUMMERS IN TINE PAsT.--In New
England. the spring of 1894 was distin-
guishea by the fOrwardness Of the season,
and by the destruction occasiOned by the
frost on the night between the 18th and
18th of May, Apples were then rs large as
grapes Winter rye had attained its full
height The apple and a great part of the
rye was destroyed.
In 1903, snow fell Nov. IL, and lasted
nearly all the,time until April.
"The cold year was in 1917. That
summer there was frost in every month";
tn the 9Th of June there was snow; on the
9Th it was too cold to ride comfortably to-
ward the north, even in winter clothes
and for three successive nights there were
large white froSts, which cut the corn down
To the roots. Corn was so Thoroughly frozen
on the 18th of September that it was hardly
worth harvesting.
In 1918, the season was extremely back
ward. Ii rained or showed nearly every
day in the month of April
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

DIR. HAAS, having leased the room formerlyoc-
cuped by DIR. kivett, i'm DIR. Bray's building, oIpo
site the Post Office, would respectfully solicit the
citizens OF Evansville aud the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his rooms and see the speci-
mems on exhibition. All those who need Dental
operations performed, and pleased with his work,
shall be attended TO with great pleasure. His
CONTINUOUS GUM
works without n seam creyice. Nothing will be
more clean. or have greater strength. Ills BLOCK
WORK has but two seams in a fun upper or lC-ver
set. Persons can laugh as heartily as they choose
without showing that their teeth are artificial, and
checks that sunken can lie restored 70 nearly
their original contour,
lie also makes the IIsi:ai styles of plain and sim
pie gum tooth work gold and silver pate-and
Also the CheOplastic work, which is much liked by
those who have used il. lie has also two processes
for extracting teeth without pain-no inhalation
no injurious effects arising from their usethe most
delicate can have them applied with perfect safety.
Ds Parents will consult the health and beauty Of
their children 10y having the Dentist direct their
second deniition, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those invaluable organs.
ng5- take pleasure in introducing DIR. Hass,
formerly Of Lafayette, Ind, my successor to the
old rooms in Brays building, hoping he will find
them both pleasant and profitable From my in
terc0urse with the Doctor, am pleased to find him
one of the progressing; possessing taste and high
professional ability and standing. With this view,
can, with safety, recommend him 20 the community
as a skillful and competent dentist.
apis J. KINETT.
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To the Public.
IHyHE P.IST HY.y.TRR IND SpI

II so far, have been very wet Ones causing many
OF our rivers TO overflow their banks, back
ing up the water in the creeks and bayous, and
flooding 10 considerable extent the bottom
lanus; when the rivers reeede, which may be eN-
pected soon then the large surface of decaying veg
etable matter exposed TO the scorchng rays of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
so htal in its course, sweeping whole States, and
sparing neither age nor in its conqueriBg
march,
After residence Of more than twenty wears in
the middle and Southern States, we think we have
discovered a medicine which, To a certain extent,
is a preventative of the attacks of bilious fever,
ague, a., and as such we recommend onr Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public to understand that we are
not urging Upon them the Of strong Liquors as
abeverage. We are, end always have been opposed o.
their being used in that way, but # people will use
them as such, let them have by all means a
pure article. that Will keep them in health aud
lengthen instead of shortening their lives We pro-
pose to sell always pure and unauthorized LIQUORS
for medicinal purposes, and little for the stom-
acl's sake, IL required, and will challenge an in
spection 10y the beat chemists in this or any other
country, 10 lind any impurity or adulteration in
the whisky branded by Us, S'Alls 4 Howe's Mag
nOa. lt Is warranted, as il is distilled from the
ccrn rye, ar wheat, with a slight addition Of good
cistern water. We have no doubt many persons
have been ruined in health if actually killed. py
drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that
Allis Ii0wes' pure Magnolia should be in gen.
eral use. just received and in store for sale
10 y Pipes assd Brandies (old) from 3 a. 81 a cal
~ "a pipes do . toldl from 3 TO 81 a gal
pipes Holland Gin; 2 pnncheons old Rum
ao25 ALLIS h H0WES. Water st.
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aa~ Our County Treasurer. who is us

S@~ Our County Treasurer, who is usu-
ally one of the most orderly and eyen-tem-
Pered of men, was called upon in his office
hy Martin Schm,,ll, who offered To pay the
Treasurer some money, which was refused
on the grounds that it was not the right
Kind of currency. Sehmall then LETT the
office, and shortly Afterwards returned with
gold and silver, and speaking to the Treas
urer called him 10y the title of +" Lord Ven
neman-' This appeliation did not suit the
Democratic notions Of Mr.. v, and he forth
with hustled Mr.. SchmnIl out OF his office
The latter preferred u complaint of assault
and battery before the City Recorder. and
Mr.. Y. was summoned TO answer The
ease was tried by a jury, who assessed III,
damage of one cent and costs against tn,
Treasurer.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June Jpn
The market for Hopr is further depreciat-
Ell and heavy, at 6 s5Ca6 90 for SUPER
Wheat lower; prime red 359l 40, and
white ! 50Sl So. 'Corn sO@s5. Oats
steady at last quotations. No change in
rye or barley. Whisky dull at 25l. Bacon
is inquired for at fraction under 7@s for
shoulders and sides, but holders DO not sub
nit TO a reduction freely. 200 tierces ba-
con hams sold at 10. Bulk meats held very
firmly, but prices are nominally unchanged.
Exchange frmer at 4 premium.
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PRoF. RAREY, THE HORSE TAMER, Is
CoMSG.-Mr. Rarey, the original horse-ta-
mer, will. be here on Saturday next, and
give series OF lectures and practical ex-
hibitions Of his art. lie Wants all the vicious
horses Of the vicinity brought to him, that
he may show his power to reduce the most
vicious and unruly to gentleness and obedi-
ence, in a few minutes, by skillful manage
ment and kind treatment
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

Fssr ne Merchants q MaA4'Hcf-re's' Journal
To these Of our readers who are subject
10 Fever and Ague, intermittent and Re-
mittent FeEsrS, or ether Bilious and Nerv-
Gus attacks we honestly recommend Leeds
Substitute for Quinine, for SO many cures
10y its use have come under our own obSer-
vatiOn, that we know how excellent it is
This substitute does not contain Quinine,
Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic, while il pos
sesses all the advantages of these medicines
with none Of their injurious effects. I'm a
pamphlet before us, we find certificates from
all classes-the Sailor, Merchant, ard Inva-
lid. which all bear testimony to its excel
lence. Let our readers send for circular,
or, better, for half = dozen bottles, to
LEIGH 4 CARLsTEDT, Evansville, Ind. d&w6m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

SINGULAR IscoNsIsTEScY.-The Federal
Court of the Northern District of Missis-
sippi met at Potomac on the 4th instant,
Judge Gholson presiding. He charged the
Grand Jury TO indict all persons guilty of
buying, selling, or holding African negroes,
and an indictment was found against Mr.
Broadenaxe, of Georgia, for selling them.-
Judge Gholson was announced to address
the citizens Of Potomac on the evening of
the s,h. in favor of the repeal of all laws
of the African slave trade. A Judge charg-
ing jury TO indict under law one day,
aud the next day but one appearing on the
rostrum in favJr of repeating the law, is :,
novelty, even in our fast age
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

LIME.-We cordially endorse the follow
ing as being a piece Of good advice at the
present time. 1t is clipped from Pittsburg
exchange:
Lime may be used in several ways very
advantageously just now. Scatterit around
your cess-pools and kitchen drains, ana over
the floor of your cellar where vegetables
have been stored. 1t is n powerful dfsinfec-
tor, to prevent unpleasant and unwholesome
odors. Use il literally, Also as white
wash.
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Ho.fsif.r,. stomach Bsffsr. are no
CoATs

Eodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office on Water street, between Main aud Locust
Coal ia quantities Of not less than 20 bushels, de-
lhered any part IF the city, at 10 cents per bash.
at the pit, cents. JOHN WYMOND,
oct9 Secretary and Manager.
God Lsrsr OH as q Paiasabfs Jsiiy.-
The recent improvement made by D. QuerH in the
preparation II pleasant Jelly containing eighty,
hvs I,Sr cent of the hest oil, and approved by the
y. Y. ACADEMY of Medicine, aiaPts thi- valuable
remedy the most delicate stomach II is retain.
ed, digrsted ami a,similatcd like any fad pm
roth, PAREEg n MOWER. No. 1 Fletcher street,
New York, are iho General Agents frr Qu,ru's Cod
Liver Oil Jelly.
nF- For sale l,y all Druggists mari 6ni