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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY zee y ) W. LINE.
Destructive Fire.
GREAT Loss OF PROPERTY.
pJrTsRuRG. Nav 7

PIrTsBuRG, May IN.
a dreadful hre is now raging at the
wharf. Ten steamboats, burned, viz Bel
mont, Council Bluffs, Jennie Grey, Potomac,
James Wood, Joe II. Conn, Pamela, Cremo-
M, Commerce, and Henry Graf.
The fire reached the South America and
Economy, which were loaded with Eastern
freights, but they escaped.
There was no freight in the boats which
burnt -.e-
The fire broke out on the steamer Henry
Graf, which quickly communicated to the
adjoining boats. In less than five minutes.
ten steamers were on FIRE; they soon provai
total loss. The flames spread with terrific
rapidity; the hea. was great, and fears were
entertained for the safety of the ware
houses on Water street. Tie exertiors OF
the hremen were principally devoted to
them. The amount of freight on the boats
was not large; some little on the W harf was
destroyed. The Pennsylvania Railroad,
with her usual good luck, ESCAPED almost
scot free. Her shipments OF merchandise.
for the west, were on hoard the Economy
and South America, which escaped entirely
the latter fortunately having steam up, wa
the means of saving all the other boats
some 20 being now here. She took fec
OF four boats, nearest TO those on FIRE, an,
towing them away, left gap which mad
it possible TO save the rest. -
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30 Active steps are being taken in Eng
land in order to have the Great Eastern
Eeady for sea by the latter end of the month
Of July or the beginning OF August. The
unrestricted freedom of access which was
given some weeks since by the company, is
now Sallowed by system of the most rigid
exclusion. The directors, the London o.
ssrrer says, found that the privilege ac-
corded to the public was grossly abused /;
had it been extended to a much longer ne
riod there would not have been a movable
or portable article left in the hill Of the
great vessel. Wherever there was a piece
Of moulding or metal which could be
wTenched OFT, the visitors appeared to think
it fair trophy. The knobs and handles OF
the cabin doors rapidly disappeared, and
Captain Harrison cabin was literally strip
ped of everything beyond the bare boards
ana partitions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09
E5eeIaI NoiIsssI.
Ksiipx.s,s pm aaa Osh,n..f.-Th,

ksIlpaAs,s Pfiis aid Othfnssaf.-T The
dre hydra of disease, Dyspepsia, is driven totally
and finally from the IS stem BY this great anti
bilious remedy while the Ointment reduces tie in
faiuatisn occasiOned b, Gout and Rheumatic sffcc-
tiops. The Pills are in unison, cooling aud re-
freshing the heated blood, and renovating the
vital organization. Sold at the mandatory, No.
80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 10y all Drugsi5ts,
at 25c., &c., and 81 per box or pot. myi
PsrsOss anfessd sctss the Fsrsr and
Ague, should not spare either time, trouble, or ex-
pense TO procure DR. Hostetter's CELEBRATED
BITTERS. whose tehefcent effects upon the hu-
man system has been clearly proved to those who
have been stricken down In short space vi time
by this dreadful curse, whose cheeks are wan and
meagre, and whose night sleepless and fretful,
and whose eyes are dim and sunken, with death
staring them in the face, this compound must
prove a blessing snatching them ~ IL were from
the very mouth 81 the grave. None know its
true value until they have tested il. When all
Others have failed these Btters have restored the
sufferers TO pristine health Their popularity in
all the Western and southern p,rts, should intro
duce them to all families.
re- For sale i,y Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere my+
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09

MARKETs.-Our marke,s do not afford MS
occasion to speak very fayorably of the
skill enterprise, or taste of our country
neighbors. In meats we are well supplied,
and the quality is not to be complained of.
The same may be said of lettuce, onions,
and radishes As regards the last items,
one would think, on visiting our market,
that the good people of Evansville mostly
lived on green's But in other items of table
edibles there is, so far as our observation
goes, a great lacking. Butter Is unusually
scarce for this season of the year, aud
fully as dear as il is scarce. Eggs are hardly
TO be obtained for love or money. The hens
have certainly all got the spring fever aud
ceased to lay, or else the old pastime, /" hunt
ing hens nests, has no longer the attrac-
, tons il once had for rural youths
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May Pm
Flour opened firmer with some speculat-
i've demand the ssles reached 5000 bbls,
closing at '5@6 80 for superinet o..
al . for extra; the market closes buoy
ant the demand is chiefly speculative
Whisky has advance to %, with sales Of
l00G bbls \ good demand for h@.e0n,
chiefiy-sides At the close to day, veTs lit
tie was to he had below aud @. Nothing
doing in mess pork. Bulk meats may he
quoted at Gas. Lard nominal. Groceries
buoyant. Sugar in active demand N ia
4 for low fair to prime. Molasses held AZ
40. though in small parcels, the trade Is sup
piled at 30. Coffee unchanged. Exchange
very scarce, and the uniform rate IS I prem
ium, except with the Valley and Commercial
banks. which continue to sell ut ; premium
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09

The Sous OF MALTA.-ltiS stated that the
Spanish authorities of Cuba have discover
a., or think they have discovered, in the
Order of Sons of Malta nothing more nor
less than well-concealed organization for
the conquest of Cuba. Those who have
given attention to the movements of the
Order since it first came into existence have
yesy likely had similar suspicious for two
OF three years past, and these mysterious
gentlemen, of progressive characteristics so
marked "a to suggest ideas of fillibustering,
after all, may evince to the world that their
grips, and signs, and grotesque .pandes,
meant something more than sprinkling char
ity, among the unfortunate under cover Of a
"gsod joke" At any rate, should such an
idea become prevalent as to their objects, il
will give this widespread Order an entirely
new phase in the eyes ofthe world at large
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09
CHEWING TOBACCO.
N I,rpoRTANr rMrRovEMENr in putting UP


FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
has been adopted by Nfe=srs J. GOODwiSs BRO,
OF New York City. .....
TOBACCO, CT the BEsf QUALITY, - selected
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL. aud PATENT
PRESSED. .-r....
The gresr advantages "a this Gvet other brands
consist in the size OF the paekages, rendering it
more convenient 10 carry la the pocket, and by be-
ing PRESS ED SOLID keeps MOIST and FRESH
aud improves in quality as it il used; while in
other brands, the package is opened, the
quality rapidly DLTERIORATES--the tobacco
fittsrinr the packet, TO the great
annoyance Of the consumer. The Dressing which
the Fine Cut tobacco Undergoes ia the process OF
Manufacture. ia es it from all grit impUrtics
Objectionable ia tb, Usa IL Plug Tobacco. Chew
ers will DO veil to give the Patent Pressed trial,
shd jdd.s f,T themselves
For sale 10y Wholesale Merchants, Who receive IL
direct f,on, the Manufacturers
+. GOODWIN BRO.
ailS-lm 207 4 2s9 Water ST., New York.
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River Items.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARIyzEs-FRoN : ocLo'k feihsh
I'LL O'clock SATURDAY.
Memphis, Cincinnati &c Memphis.
Orb, ST. Leus to Pittsbsr2.
Tempest, Nashville to louisville.
W. i. Maclay, Pittsburg TO St. Louis.
Union. Rochester to Evansville
Greenyile, B. Green 10 do.
Ohio Belle Cincinnati 10 New Ociean-.
-John Ganlt, Nasln Tile 20 Ionisviits 8 SO
.Scioto, HendersOnto do.
Avn Adams Louisville 10 heHph',
Moses Mcclellan, Memphis 10 LUaisNilis-
4raceet, Bowling Green 20 d"
rke splendid and never-failing S9uthers
or, MI be along this evening from Memphis
to Louisville, stopping at all the way land
ings- She is one of the very fastest boats
on tae waters-furnishes most sumptuous
fare, and is in Charge of real genuine, gen.
tlemanly steamboat officers. Her crew are
all the Fright stripe, from Triplett and
Archer, down TO BILL, the never-to-be-got-
along without-porter all of which every
body who ever saw steamboat kmsSss and
why say more?
The swift and regular Evansville aRd Pad
ucah packet, Silver Star. Capt. Fowler,
leaves to-day at noon.
Passengers and shippers will, of course,
not forget that the lightning packet Charley
Bowen, leaves for Cairo and all way places,
to-day at u O'Clock. With such efficient
and courteous steamboatmen as the Dexters
on board, folks cannot fail to be well pleased.
| The Wabash has retired within IFS banks,
and is still reeeding. The farmers are all
going TO work, planting their corn, with
/, the prospect of raising large crop this
season.
a man can 90 mile and a half through
Cairo, in skiff, and find from sir inches
sd seven feet water in that distance
The river at this point vas falling slowly
.Sn Saturday.
/ Freights for Pittsburg are abundant, prin-
Gipally tobacco Business on the wharf was
quite brisk throughout the day.
The Greenville and Union arrived from
| tsreea river on Saturday, with light trips.
The Moses Mcclellan, from Memphis,
passed up on Saturday, with a fair trip.
/ Arrangements have been completed by
/ which il is finally determined to widen and
strengthen the suspension bridge at Wheel
: ing. NJ. McComas, the engineer, is now in
( that city, and will commence work imme-
diately.
] The Bracelet arrived from Green river, on
\ Saturday We are indebted to Mr. Ed
wards, the clerk, for the following manifest
{ of her trip;
IA. Crane, "a hhds tobacco, "a sacks
! hair j. 3. Mitchell s Co., Z hhds tobacco
Slaughters Is Hodge, / hid tobacco; ]. III.
NcGhee Il Co. 3 hhds tobacco; DR.. Curd,
horse 6pkgs sVndries to order. For Lou
isFiile, l02 hhds tobacco 55 casks i,acon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09

RAzEEiNs WESTERN Posi- 0FFicEs.-The
evils of the failure to pass the Post Office
Appropriation Bill begins to he felt in the
Western States. The Postmaster General
mas discontinued several mail routes on the
Mississippi, among others the river mail be-
tween Galena and st. Paul, supplying forty
two post Offices between these points Here
after all the correspondence of the business
men of Galena, Dubuque and Dunleitb, with
all points on the river above Priarie du
Chen, must take the circHitous route by
Chicago-trayeling over 300 miles out of
the way, and causing delay of about three
days. The river mail from Dubuque to
Rock Island has been discontinued also
1t is supposed that the mail service be
tween Louisville and Cairo will be discon-
tinued by the Department, perhaps, at the
termination of the next quarter. The
mail seyice which is so satisfactorily per
formed between Evansville and Paducah.
obviates, to e very great degree, the necesei-
ty of the Louisville and Cairo route, es-
pecially when it is taken into consideration
that the latter service is performed at a
great expense, with irregularity, and ia the
most unsatisfactory manner to The people
along the route.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09
Receipts by Railroad.

May 7. 1859
II heel casks, John Schuer; soda fountain
and fixtures, LEIGH 4 Carl.telt ~ bbls whisky
Anis & Howes I lounge, George W Deatsr l box,
barrel, keg. Dacr n SInall rases hardware,
SSa2 SonLiE; 1 box III goods, Thos 'auflin 3
hos@s merchandise, Schroeder = kehr: lot faInI~
ssEs and mOvablar. : Hampshire /" ioxes AMI
Isaokgge hats, Ko,ue : PrcstDI. ! bdl II hose.
ETsz & Holman ia bl,ls fi-h, bhl liquor, hbi
ale, Richard Raleigh 3 coils rope, Sorensoa
Lem,4s-; 1 box indigo, LEIGH C.iTi>tedt | box
rsSds W Smith; I set frames, chest goods,
chair, 1 trunk, ; Ulrey; buggy beds, or 2
fsoxes cheese, Sorcnson & Co; 30 sacks corn, SfanL-
Lin d ReaiY Ia bbls -four, Geo Foster 4 Co.
A. f. SHRADER, Agent.
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NEX YORK. MAY l.
The Black River Wolf mills in this VII

NEn Ohht May t-P
The Black River Wolf mills in this viz
lage were destroyed by fire, yesterday.
The fire originated in the packing rooms.
and before the operators in the third ami
fourth stories could DO warned, all egresG
was cut of.
Some were rescued by ladders; other 5
jumped out of the windows. Two person ;
were killed and thirteen received serious in >
juries. Two received fatal injuries. Severs
are missing.
There were sixty persons in the buildin ,
at the time of the fire.
The loss amounts to $40, 900, upon WHICH
there Is partial insurance.
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NEW loRK. Nav In

-NhN NIsNf my
The steamship City of Washington sail,si
al noon, with three hundred passengers aiul
$500, 900 in specie.
The steamship Ariel, tor Southampton
and Havre, also sailed at noon. with tive.
hundred and thirteen passengers, including
Senator Seward. 4 large number OF his
friends accompanied the Ariel down the bay,
on board the steamer Josephine The Ariel
carries out $3.50, 600 in specie, making the
total shipment to-day, Si,o4o,oO0
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May III
Flour active, with an upward tendency in
price Sales of 1900 bbls at T5(T7 co
for superfne Rye flour firm at 3 c5. Corn
meal firm at 3 81. Wheat i in demand,
aud has again advanced sales of 1000
bushels of red at / 67@i 10; white IA
i so. Rye has advanced to Grass.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09

HA. The Opposition in Oregon have
taken measures towards the organization
of what they style National Republican
party The Administration forces there
are divided and disafected, and good OPP
portunity is presented for rallying strong
Opposition phalanx, preparatory to the Pres
idental election
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HardwaTS.

A6A"eVVGG III
a. MAIN SrREET.-We are now opening a
large and we'll srie ted stock of German, English
aud American HARDWARE, which We offer at very
bw prices to Cash ana prompt time buyers Ncw on
hand aud arriving land Spades,
B.ood's Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes'
d. Hay KNIVES and BTisT Jos
Garden bakes and Hoes.
Atill SawsRc~land's and other brands,
IrDss-Cut Saws, do German and G. Steel
Do do. Tuttles Patent.
Booth ( Co.'S Table Cutlery,
Har-rcavc's Pocket de-,
Rutcher and other brands II lis d Edge Tools,
Trace, Log Halter and Pump Chains,
HANG.
axes FLOODS, Lirpincott's, and Others,
PiInp Tubing and Fixtures.
Ohio Tool 20. Planes and Tr'iss Hoops
>lear Z Jacks9n's saws: .H
Brass AMI Euaneled Kettles.
Hay and Manure Forks,
SilGat.s and Cradles,
Prumi,,. Ruiy..s, shears and Sa,7s.
FURNITURE HARDWARE.
Nahosr ~ and Walnut Knobs.
Cupboard, Ci'cs; amt Drawel Locks,
Muscbt yaIls, and Brass Hinges,
bed scre.Es--iiat and square heads,
Colin scr.zs sni Trimmings
sand PAPER. \ No 1,
(,Isturs, &c, &C.
C,ur stock Of Esgiish Goods, tCdtieIy, Files, &c)
5sing purchased STeviods Ia the late advance, ena-
iirs ~ to oHgr Inducements to Cash buyers.
a.arls JACOB STRAUB X SON.
UEEDg PEFDf FEED
- 100 tons prime Hay,
lao hush. 90 Ear Corn,
2n0 do do Shalled Cora
$40 do Ia old Cats,
5D do do Bran
Ia store and for sale low at
J. c. DUS0UCHET'S,
4a21 Corner Water and Locust streets
AsIG CINE sEED.-12 BESE-
. ~ .1f. ~.isr.r SOD .r ealss by
III RAMEY, JR., -
tzssl5 Corner first ana Vine streets.
YSSfE IND PlTCN-
II so hbls Tar,
% do yavy Pitch. Fer sale by
ai.5s ORR, DALZELL K co.
AREChED sM0ss-25 HaLF H.7LES
IL fer saie Ly :. L. GILBERTt& co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09

eA- Te learn from the New Harmony
Advertiser, that a portion Of the geological
corps, with the wagons, started from that
place on Thursday, for the field of their Ia
bors in Arkansas. DR.. D. ID. Owen, the
principal geologist, and Mr.. E. T. Cox, his
assistant, will leave some time during the
present week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09

EI How lightly some Of our young la
dies walk over the pavement They trip
along so much more gracefully than others.
There Ia an elasticity in their step which is
truly charming On inquiry We found they
bought their pretty heeled shoes at HUGHES,
which sufficiently accounted for the differ
ence. Go and do likewise, and you will be
CONVINCED.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09

ysytoyYpUS59 WITH SEW Il Extra iAhsE fLUiS
TIE STEWART STOVE
r. the only trus Economist among Cooking stoves.
THE STEWART STOVE
,,nerstas 20 perfection with Bituminous coal
TIE STEWART STOVE
WIN nay for Itself in saving Of s,el every years
THE STEWART BTpyE
Docs ALI kinds of Cooking 81 the sans lie. and
gives YOU also plenty of hot water, ana a. Aa-e
closet without cost. -
Combines the entirs knowledge Of veteran in'eli-
teE of - years experience. -
THE STEW ART STOVE
Balces perfectly on top aud H. 0yen and roasts IN
front, ali at the same time.
-- TIE STEWART STOVE
VIII do twice t4e work Of any other Stove val tbs
same sized oven.
THE STEWART STOVE
Cooks meat and pastry together without impartisg
the favor Of one to the otheI.
THE STEWART ETOVE
Will last twenty wears. Many are now in use that
though costing more al first " Is in sie cad cheaper
than any Common Stove.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is the article suited to every fan y-it viii ad "a
promoting luxury with economy. While II viii he
found an invaluable servant IN The house of tue
wealthy, il will prove Good Samaritan in secur-
ing mfOrt Ind happiness TO the families OF the
poor To those in moderate circumstances II makes
itself indispensable by its labor saying and eco
nomical qualities.
THE STEWART STOVE
l. warranted for three months, and may then he
returned-so Won run no kind of risk in irving it.
THOMAS sCANTL1N,
Sole Agent for Evansville.
FULLER. WARREN & CO., Manufacturers,
Troy, New York. aplS-Im
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09

ea- The Rev. Mr.. Gilmore lectured in
Henderson, on Friday night last, upon the
interesting subject of Matrimonial ALI
auce."
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B6rT The farmers throughout the county,
taking advantage of the beautiful weather
last week, were engaged as busy as bees
planting corn.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May IN
FioaI quiet superfine Howard street
held at 90 Is. Wheat unchanged. Corn
steady Provisions dull Whisky steady at
81 for Ohio.
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LATEST.
PITTSBURGH, Nav T-P. N.

PITTSBURGH, May Pm
1t is yet unknown how the fire originate
ed. The loss is estimated at SI55, 1000, o.
which $40. 900 is freights The insurance
is mostly in Pittsburg Offices
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09

The Crops IN 0HIo-The editor Of the
Toledo Blade says;
A recent trip through the counties OF
SaBdusky, Lorain, Cuyahoga, Summit, Stark,
Wayne, and Portage has satisfied US that
the prospects for the coming wheat crop are
of the most aattering character. For corn
and oats it has been too wet, hut there is
ample time for them yet The promise Of
fruits of all kinds too, is most cheering.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09
Local and Miscellaneous.

aA- Mr.. Jacob Held. formerly Of Evans
vile, is announced as candidate for
magistrate in Henderson.
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NEW YORK. NAY

The barque Wenoua reports having expe-
rienced an earthquake on the 9th ult Thre o
shocks were felt, lasting from 20 TO 80 Sec
Dads each
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CiECNNATI May 1T
The river has iailen FIVE feet wen inches
since yesterday. Weather clear sai warm.
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EBefHaO TO8.SttO-UU ,ssS-
Ne dies Barrow. Tobacco Tor sale Iy
maTIs preston iIEs.~

HasLI.x8LE E.8E.N FOR SsSEF,
On FAVORABLE TEiiMS.-iIiv Of the very
hest farms, situated in Scott Township in Wander
buTgh county, the homestead of Edmund Maidlow,
ESD, is offered fni sale account uf tine d.ath OF
the late owner. There will lac sold either IL arrS
or 2i5 acres; 81 clear ami ia th,. hg hest
state of cultivation B1lsnCe goal timber band. -
80 acres Of the clearing aTD in crtsS clover. AMI
shout acres in wheat The CLEARING Is iivii,ai
into seven felis. There j. gs0i oryiagi, 81 enc
garden, luud we'll and discern, sgtsd huJs. with
about rooms, good haTH. stable. -
This Is model farm, ami the soil has never teen
exhausted; the Princeton TO-f thruHah the
isb's aud tie iHiihinEs within miie ri iU-lcs
StatIohs regular stcpriag Ih,re the EyaisViiiS
\ tra"i"fdsNi!t kdiii.s.i within nine miles Gf
Evansville
Pri,e n"ies.t" and team, ,ciy eas, for iut-
theT particulars enquire at
mlT-3md@~ DENNY s LiSkENuEINEE
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esy The olney, Illinois, Press reports
the prospects fine, for su ABUNDANCE of fruit
this season. in that region.
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LorIsNnLE- Ma, L

iii,ei Falling AT the rate III We leei in -
hours ten I,ei on The Lsiis. The weather Is
sleaT
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lie EN INV lille
w EKLY JOURNAL

Made Up from the DAuT Journal, contains &
CsIcm"' If 5eil'c'scted rv;i carefully prepared Rea9
i~J Matte, afioTdins tine best medium for keeping
friends ia the country fully posted az" 90 lie
found ia the West.
TIE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
Together with summary Of tEa Markets, are in
sorted in every Weekly paper. ami by porusirg tic
JOURNAL. oar friends ia the Country sill no!' lie
liable to be picked up By spectators. aad sci
their produce for less than it il actually worth a.
has often been done heretofore.
iEs- Remember that the WEEKLY JOURNAL is nIada
up Of READING MATTER, and not altogether Of
advertisements. -ts9
The Weekly Journal viii be nailed 81 a. 70 reach
the subscribers Of the adjoining counties in good
season
TERSis.-Singie copy, 81 80; 10 copies, Sl0. our
friends should make haste to their subsc.ip-
tioGs, our terms strictly In Gdraace dec7
Cod LfOsr on az a Psiatabfs Jelly
The recent improvement made 10y T. oueru ia the
PREPARATION of pleasant Jelly containing eighty
fve per cent Of the best Oil, aud approved by the
y. Y. Academy Of Medicine. adapts this valuable
remedy to the most delicate Stomach. 1t i retain
ed, dgrstad and sssimilated like any food Prs
FOLp, PARSER & MOWER, No. Fletcher street,
New York, are the General Agents TOT Qusru's Cod
Liver Oil Jelly.
&c For sale by all Druggists mar9-6n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09
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River seven feet ten inches b. the pier
larE ana falling Weather clear and warm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-09

HA E.N.TEsTR -. "a. R.sfHEp, VI. ID.
HI respectfully informs the citiyetis -
Of Evansville aud vicinity that he has -
located here permanently Tor the pur- OILr1W
pose VI practicIng Dentistry ia all its branches.
isS Prices "a follows: Gold plate s3 per tooth !;
sil.er plate $50 per tooth Plugging Is cts. to
I'll. Extracting % cts
ALL WORK WARRANTED
Office No. Is Main street, under City Gallery.
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