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FEMALE

have proved Invaluable ID? His open-
LEUCORRHEA or WHITEo,~erc such =,
with debility or exhaustion, an, n,on
other forms of medicine are of little '',u'i
fully controlled and cured by the Efforts.
PILLS, while the specific for irregulach-
control almost every form of scanty palm
or irregular menstruation.
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H. II. LNMAN 's1I Iet0I4e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-18
IND. MONDAY MORNING. July IS. 1850.

initiated in any part of the United States.-
1t may not be generally known that not only
sreithe tea leaves picked By hand, but they
are also curled up, leafb ieafby Celestial
fingers. s..4os rsoFsrgn s,oas r,-f ~.
Necessity, however, is the mother of in
vention, and relation of that family, an
acute son Of New England. has already set
his mind upon atea-curiing machine which
promises TO do for the American crop, with
a Thousand fingers of steel, the w ork W hich
occupies the digits of a million inhabitants
of the Tlowery Land 4l-- 4'i
Many other Interesting experiments are
going forward in the tea garden, the results
OF which will donbtlcss be useful to the ag-
riculture of the country. Mr. Brown, the
Superintendent OF the Department. has one
hundred and twenty three varieties of " heat
growing and ready for the sickle, The
Weld Of some of these sorts has been ascer=
tanned to be very far beyond the average of
any commonly produced in the United
States. Mr. Brown is also naturalizing
great numbers of foreign grape vines as well
as collecting the almost innumerable. vari-
et;es Of the american grape, and testing
their qualities. The wine producing inter
est of the United States is destined to be-
como one of vast Importance The service
which the Department of Agriculture is
now endeayoring to render to that interest,
Is worth more than the cost of its entire
maintainance since the first appropriation
for its support was made. n. a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-18
uea Hogs are plenty in Kentucky The

na. Hogs are plenty in Kentucky. The
returns Of the Assessors to the Auditor at
Frankfort show that in sixty-four counties
in Kentucky, there are this year sl5,5ss
hogs assessed for taxation, against G39, 207
in the same counties last year, beinL an in
crease of l76, 24l head The same rate lof
increase in the remaining counties will
swell the excess TO 100000 head.
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gsS- The New York Herald says the
best evidence that late financial reyulsion
through which We have passed has not
very seriously affected the working classes
of New York city, is TO be found in the
amounts deposited in the savings banks
In the Savings hanks of New York and
Brooklyn there are upwards of thirty mill
ions of dollars deposited, bearing interest at
rates varying from four TO six per cent,
which have been made since tile first OF
January, 1859. alsies- 80 --'-
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by Madison is great ON blackberries.-
The Courier says: "The receipt Of black
will amount to four hundred bushels daily.
The average cost is two dollars and a half
per bushel. A thousand dollars day for
lackberrieS I" ......., .....
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GOVERNMENT EXPERIMENTS ~ AGRICrL
ruRE.-It is not generally known that Tn
Gle Sam has a farm in the District Of Co.
lumhia. on which he is trying experiments
in agriculture for the benefit OF the whole
country: -.-..--
TN this farm the tea plaLts recently i'm
ported from China BY the Department of
Agriculture, connected with the Patent Of
flee, are in very thriving condition. Some
of them have grown the height of fifteen
inches others are just appearing from the
seed. The climate seems TO be congenial TO
them, and the experiment is proceeding snt-
isfactorily. Probably il win he found that
not the climate, after all, but labor, or rath-
er the insufficicncy of it in the United
States, is the impediment TO the successful
culture of tea. Much can be done by the
ingenuity of our people in substituting ma
chinery for hands, bot the patient aud un-
skilled labor processes of the Chinese, as
applied to tea making, is not likely to be
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hk.HHrs rsLEV.as,N LE.V.as.N.W EI.n K.,r-

~ torneys az law, Sotaries Public and Real E--
ate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
Will practice law Ia the Courts of this state.
iii attend 10 the COLLECTION of claims in any ar Of
me United States win buY real esta, in the
Sty of Evansville, IN Vanderburgh and adi1i,,inc
ounties and in the West generally aud will lertorm
any other duties pertaining 10 Attorneys on Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always Tor sale :
ssrman spoken BY member OF tho firm
HS-Ufiice on Third street, opposite the Court
house, In the rooms fornssriy occupied by the late
arm Of Lockhart, Parreft DENLY;
eaAkLEs DEssT LVNEESHFIAIk
octlt-iIT
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TEI4E PROPRIETORS or THE CITY FOUk-
q dry beg leave 70 inform their friends and the
public in general, that theysre prepared % d. oil
kinds OF t.tf-a
MACHINE AND TIETsHIEG WORK,
and everything sppertalning 70 ths Foundry busi
ness Thcy are manufacturing STEAA FSGIs "a AM,
BoIIFEs or any size and power required Saw MIL
Machinery snd Mil Gearing Of any size DisiH
leG-y and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gum
ming Machines, Tbrashing Machines, Malt Mills
Horsepower Corh-sbelers, II achiUery Of ail Kinda
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings,
every description Iron Housefronts, Cellar Crasss
fc. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest iIs
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, DOG Irous, Do.
BREWERS DISTlLLEES, llECTIFIERS. &.
Supplied with every description Of COPPER aEs
sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, refrigerator
Attemp0Tators, SpaTges, Stillbeads and WORMS %
improved principle, Columns for Alcohol stiih.
Yeast JGgs. CaUsi s. VOus Gc-i CoPioF, Lest4 ana
irVn Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps a oyeTl
variety, for Leer, spirits, OH DC brass OoeSs aHa
WOrknen sent - all parts 10 nc Up work a5d DO
repairs on steam Boilers, Copper aud Shset Iros
Work, dc v-.---
They are dealing IN snd selling Aliens ImTTovei
steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and IT,
hing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine.
stephen Hughes Flour Separat0rs, German Bolt
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Pscsing, Hose, Dc
of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet IrUn Block Tia.
PIG Iron, Bzbit Metal spelter, Eire Brick
They have every facility Of the Jest Machinery
and wOrkmen, and viii give all wors entrusted q
promptly, wsrrSnting their work, and are sstisi~S
with reasonable prices
LIZ Office and Sale Rooms, No % Main street
Fou1dl Y, Boiler Yard aud Machine SEop on E-@s
street, between First and Second streets, ! avs
T.lle, Indiana NeF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-18

Il LGUR! PL0UR B.1RRBLS
II aai sacks in store and 20 arrive, extra and
suPeThcs Country Brands-as good ss the best and
as low the lowest,
jeIs yICKERT BROS, s2 Msia ST.
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CHRISTIAN KEATZ Z-...-...........--..
wM HEiLzsT
KRATz Sc HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY

CITY FOUNDRY
MAHCTACTURERs AND BUILDERS or STFAh
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Saw aud Grist Mall MACHINERY Tobacco Scre=-.
Cumming Machines, Chinese sugar Care Mills
Thrasing Machines, &C.
EVANSVILLE. IND
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Clubs Of l6 or more.
Bss.ossa kErss asa 10

a The privilege of yearly advertisers 10 limited
10 tfssir Immediate business, n their own SaIis
and all advertisements for the beneht Of ofhar
srsons as we'll az legal advertisements and aver-
siseruonts OF auction sales and advertisements with
I.e naIns OF other persons, sent Ia bJ them Ilnst
b paid for at the usual rates.
40 No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any
3orrorafion society, association public meeting
anf ID communication designed to call attention to
any matter Of limited of individual interest can De
inserted, unIesss paid for as an advertisement
a7 Contracts for yearly advertising VIII not te
Hscf stnued unless an order that effect 10 left az
ne Ohice, and when discontinued in less than a
rear, the price Of the whole year viii be charged
u1 Legal advertisements hereafter, viii he pub
sssf at the expense Of the attorneys ordering and
not slayable for legal proceedings but eoie' 'Sis
II our usual time 10
y tsy Our terms for Job Work and transient q, issr-
sseulents are CASH
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TONY NJ. sTs.,.FIRED, C.fRPE.N.

- TER AND JOINER, i prepared TO do any
thing aPpcrtaining either of the above branches
tartieular attention paid to the hitting up Of Store
Rooms; also to the building Of Barns, Mills, Fac
tories, and Dwelling Houses, in town country.
Alhs ntted mp 20 order when required. Those wish
ins Work done will please give me a call, rs viii
.iwsys be ready al sho, ,sst notics
80 Term. easy. shop Third street, between
Shssthut ana cherry, ON alley. marlz-fm
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N q C0.N'SU.ns' TIE'ES. CLER-
IL GYMAN having cured his son Of consump.
ii in its stages, after having beon given up
to die, blythe most celebrated physicians, desires 10
make known the mode Il cure, (Which proves sue
eessful in every case 20 those afflicted with Coughs,
Colds and Consum ption, and he viii send the
any addrsSs, free Of charge. Address, enclosing
DANIEL ADEE,
mart-lyw No. 2ll Centre street, N \.
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EVANSVILLE BAG FACTORY,
$50. ~ sU.sL.F' ST, Up STSEEE.-
For particulars as rrgaris prices, &C., al
ds~s= GECEGE a. DCUSLAE,
je2d-ly Granville, IND.
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~ NT.4.N.sV.fEEE, P.RDUC.9X, .S.V.TI
~ CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACK Ell.

NE.H.NSYILLE,P P.HDUC.4LE, .i.E-D
IL CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACK ET,
a GTSn - CHARLEY BOWEN, DEXTER.
"0AAZssxAa 1 Master, leaves Evansville Tnes-
ssss,lay and Friday, at Il o'clock,
NJ, arriving at Paducah at G o'clock, A. NJ, Cairo
at IL O'Clock, NJ, "Wednesday and Saturday. Re-
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and SatuI-
day, at O'Clock, =. NJ, and Paducah every Thurs
day and Sunday, at o'clock, a. NJ, connecting at
Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsvine
X. r., and Packets for Green River. Also, con.
Meeting at Snithlsnd with Cumberland River Pack,
cts at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and st.
Louis Packets.
Tickets can BE- ob,-.oed on board tho boat forall
Eastern Cites eept23
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:T ANn rINTsHINo WoRK-

TEJHE PROPRLETORS or THE CITY FoUK-
u dry beg leave 70 inform their friends and the
public i'm general that they are prepared % d. oil
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Nd a. r - ~ .1KLL,S 5 POR.HE 2LE~
n KNOWN As NBGLEY'S MILL
The owner OF said Mill having rebuilt his dam
and rehtted and repaired his apparatus IS nov
again PREF ared to grind for customers by EsssI
power. He solicits share Of the patronage from
The public generally, and more particularly the pa
trcnage Of his old customers.
jeI5lmd&w FREDERICK KLEIN
DL.fSTER PAsfs-25 E8Ls. RE-
II ceivsd aud for sale by
CEAS NcJoHNSTON, Posey's Block,
jeIT Main street, near the Canal.
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KyREXT SI.REPS 9F HE EE.N.DS
n suitable for soda fountains or family use, for
sale a; STODDARD & THOMPSONis
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ExTx1 E.z.nHL - EL OER.-7s bHLS
- Extrs Family Flour from white wheat, Te-
oeiYed per fsilrold and for sale by 80,
GEO. FOSTER co
jels Corner Locust and Car al streets
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1--WE OLD FINN ~. BUsE.N Ess
~ AGAIN-ALLISS & HOWES, For~ar riding and
CommissioJ Merchants Rectifiers Of the celebrated
Magnolis Whisky, Dealers ia all kinds of Produce,
superior Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskiss, and For
sign and Domestic Liquors, &C, Water street, SEQ
5nd door above Vine, Evansville Ind.
EEsRY d. ALLfs. LEwfs HOwLS.
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!& WEEr r We N'S-IOO LHs sHO1fE
- Honey, IN the comb, in caps, just as taken from
the hive, received this day and Tor sale by
yezo - -aal CHAS. McJoHNSTuN.
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Hlns. PE.N.NI.N.G roy. IND DR

4Anbs rESNsNI~NdFO.N' s1sND 0E-
II BRULER, having formed copartnerShip tor
rhs practice Of Medicine, offer their services the
citizens Of Evansville and vicinity
once on Third street, in the FIRST building above
office
DR. Penningt0n's residence. on Chestnut street.
opposite the Episcopal Church.
Ds. De Brulers residence, corner of Cherry and
Second streets mars
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y. MARSHALL continues in the old business,
and returns thanks 10 his old customers and the
public for their patronage, ana hopes by strict at
tention to business, 20 merit a continuance of the
same. He has now good brick-yaTd, from which
he supply his customers with brick of the best
material, NJ short notice. All houses undertaken
byme will De built in the short st time desirable.
lel7-lmd CASPER MARSHALL
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And the various Affections consequent upon dis
STOMACH OF LIVER.
Such Is Indigestion Acidity OF the Stomach,
dency, Cestiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
all Nervous, Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections,
Ii has in numerous instances proved Gighly benef.
cal. and in others effected decided cure.
THIS is . purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the of the
Its great in most ofthe European States
tro1uctionintO the u. States intended more espe
cay for those OF fatherland scattered here and
there the face of this mighty country Meeting
with great success among them, now offer it to the
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended to those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits, other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, IL
fads its way directly to the seat OF life thrilling
and Quickening every nerve, raising Up the droop
Ing spirit, and, in fact infusing new health and
v!gor in the tygten.
NOTICE.-Whoever expects to ind this beve
rage will be Disappointed; but to the sick, weak and
low spirited, IL will prove grateful aromatic cor
CAUTlONl
1he great popularity of this delig Aroma he.
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. lie not persuaded to buy
anything else until you have given BoEREAVE's
con vince yoa how infinitely superior it is to all
| these limitations.
Sold ct 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. by the
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
DENJAM1N PAGE, JR. u co.
MANUFACTURING
FHARMAOEUTISTS AND CHEMIST6.
PITTHBURGH, Pa.
&-Sold nearly all the Druggists in this city
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cpARTA ACADEMY LOTTERIES.
s1V.urHoRuzsp NJ THE STATE or GEORGIA.,
Drawn AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

TO THE PUbLi1.--As the members Of our firm
have. by war Of purchase, become the owners
ware. Kentucky, Missouri, and part OF those in
Georgia, under the management OF Messrs Gregory
j Maury, OF Wilmins ton Delaware, we have deem.
ed IL expedient to change the name of our Arm
after January las. 1859. 70 that Of WOOD, EDDY
I Co, who will have the management Of the Sparta
Academy Lottery and the others above named.
We have endeavored TO transact all our business
with integrity and we can the public that the
patronage heretofore bestowed on well deserv-
Ing of being transferred To our auocessors. WOOD,
EDDY 4 CO. Very respectfully,
u SWAN 90.
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1rIIE DISpATCH.
MAIrpIcrIoN FOR TUE LoNp ON "'N",
NARKEr

-, a. larry on the Coutinen'A
ihe .ssn,ne acme speculation ana eAY
war; ~e's 49, sraon Money Market, at the lass
M. p.nk Of Eogiapd in order u Is unues>
us'es ss,.,,.,s these loans, had rsi-ed tue rave
s.Vv' from s,s to a. per ct. oae OF the
s,.,.nsu,.hed fiuaueiers of the great Metros
polis, 10 quoted ~ saying
Tnsre are but three ways in which foreigners
IAN set money from US. l. BY withdrawing all
balances we may at present hold on their account.
. nv appealing for loans. 3. BY seoding hither
for sale oil their disposable produce The hrst Of
fh.xe processes has been 10 operation tor some
weeks, aud will soon end; the second, hsppiy' "
not likely to provo successful; the third wou'a DC
suicidal sacrifice, and could lead i'r ns 70 nom
log bus profit"
Pouch seems to have been much ireita,ed BY the
idea that Enslishmen were loaning money to
France, "the Natural Ally of Hugland," srd ut
tiers for ali such, the following terrible msledic
tion:
Slave OF money. who thy hoard
Shalt In usury dispose,
So tina. IL shall aid AFFORD
To thy country's plotting foes.
Never may the price per cent
OF thy treason NEST thy view.
And the su which thou has lent
Msyst thou lose, curmudgeon. too
With no house above thy head.
With no shoes upon thy feet.
When thy sons shalt beg their breed.
With toy daughter IN the street,
Thick OF homes unroofe and rtvsn
Through tue means which though didst sell,
And their outraged inmates: driven
Forth to starve yourselves rs we'll.
Think bat on thy soul are lying.
Rouaht By thine atrocious loan.
Curses OF the tortured dying.
Heard By Heaven 10 Shrek and groan;
All the crimes in war committed
For thy wealth defrays their cost
And. in misery unpitied.
Rave to think thy wealth 10 lost.
II the enemy repay thee.
Aud thou reap the promised gain.
May the fiend that lured, betray thea.
Fire thy heart, aud ,orch thy brain;
Go-by all mankind disc arded-
Load thy pockets With thu pslf,
With the p:ics of blood rewarded.
Traitor, go, and hang III iself.
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NEW IpEA.-Af.sr whipping and cosxing bad
failed 20 induce horse to move, o cartmsn went
mp 70 the driver, saying, "If you please air, III
mske him 60" The privilege was granted, and
going 70 the gutter he took up = handful Of mud
$50 iubbed u upon the pose VI the horse, Where's
upon me borss started en- without trouble. The
eartoaa accounted for tho tfsct, say log, 20, sir
gives him req isea .
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AZ txehange says that the peace most coveted
b. Earepean snoDsrchs at the preyest time n =
= kiecs OF their neighbor's territory.
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MARBLE WORKS.
uQGER1 4, MILLER,
ACTIU AL III RBLE n A5ONS,
CoRNsR Or 9TH AND MAIN SITS.
We respectfully invite the attention Of those In
want, to our stock on hand, which consists of the
largest and best finished assortment OF Monume n IT,
Tombs. Head Pieces, Nantes. &C to be fou nd in
the city. Mouu nents of any size or design. made
70 order OF the best quality, Italian or American
Marble.
The only premiam eusr a,cardsd by the Virc.nia
Aechdntcs Institute, on Marble work. awarded to
John Rogers. e25-sm
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PIANCE, 20.


ssz- CHICKERiNG PIANOS
"a - sH A new and full supply of thesesplen-
Gdd instruments have been rec IsGei ne
DE NoIx, the CIRCULAR ACTION and the Ora D, We
have now the BUUDoIR, splendid instrument, OF
en- upright form.
The Chickering's have received IS First Prize
Medals all over renowned competitors and from
firsr rank Institutions and Fairs of America and
OF Europe. They have manufactured and sold
more Pianos than any other factory III the world.
From the Chickering's have emanated the best
and most permanent improvements that have
brought the Piano TO its ent PERFECTION and by
the 81 ga. capital they have invested in manufactu
ring convenIences they sell full fifty per cent.
cheaper than any other factory. None OF their in
strumens leave the WareroOm without their hay
ms been iuiiy inspected by the best artists
AS this factory has ncyer more than one agency
in a city in Richmond these Instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber.
The factory warrants all Pianos sold by this
agency.
Orders promptly attended to-
Wsrerooms-North side of Broad street, near 9th
and at HABLIsToN Il Bros, No leg Main street.
myl3 NATAL CARUSI, Sole Agent.
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Super Silk Lace Neck Ties
Blk and Fancy Silk Neck Ties
Pocket HdKts, Cravats Stocks
bhirts, Collars, Drawers, Gloves
Suspenders, socks, &c.
All in want OF 9oodH really fresh aud desirable,
either ready made or cut to measure, would do we'll
To give him Q call before purchasing elsewhere.
He has in his employ the best of Cutters and
W0rkmon. EB sPENCE
ap2 Corner Main and 18th streets