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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

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cupied by DR.. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, oppO-
gite the Post Office for series Of years, would
spectfuly solicit the citizens of Evansville and the
surrounding towns and country, 20 visit his rooms
and see the specimens exhibition whether thew
need the services of a Dentist not.
Since the issuing of his last circular and advcr-
tisement, over year since, several improvements
and now inventions have been made of which he
has awaited himself, and allows nothing that will
subserve the interests Of his patients, to pass I'M
secured. His facilities better and establish
Inent larger, without doubt, thar any other in
State and equal to any in Eastern cities All those
who need Dental operations performed, and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended to with
The following are the styles of work manufactur-
ed by him:-ContinUous Gum; Block or Carved
Work; Vulcanite Base; Coralite; Amber; CheOplas-
tic; Gold and Silver work.
Nething can excel the beauty and cleanliness of
the continuous gum work. 1t is without q seam
to nearly their original contour by this style Of
work, and also by the of the Vuicanite, Coral
lite, and Amber Base. The latter styles, for light
and adaptation to difficult mouths, excel any
cells anything we have ever
He has several anssthetics for alternating pain
when extracting teeth. They are perfectly harm
less The most delicate can have them applied.
He does not advertise anything he cannot do,
nor exhibit anything not made by himself
Parents should consult the health and beauty u
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentitiOn, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those invaluable organs.
Irregularity of childrcn's teeth corrected sue
cessfuIly.
Those having decayed teeth should either have
them extracted filled at (the latter if pos
sible). Tho health of the parties and the remain
ing teeth demand this.
BE- take pleasure in introducing DR.. Baas,
my successor to the old in Bray's building,
hoping he will find them both pleasant and profit
able From my intercourse with the Doctor,
am pleased to find him of the progressing;
possessing and high professional ability and
standing. With this view, can, with safety, recon-
mend him to the community as d 5killful and com
peteut dentist (maV2S) j. hlNETT.
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a. &. PU - - 81 Is
Wholesale and retail dealer in
TOYS AND MOTIONS.

No. I
EE5 HERE CIV HE FOUsS'E9 Il
w full stock of all the novelties of the day
Pianos, Melodeons, Eiolins, Harps, Accordeons,
Flies, Flutes, Toy Drums, Guns, Dolls, Balls, Tea
Sc Tops, Marbles, Chessmen, Dominos, Fire
Wo.ks, Gold Plated and Gilt Jewelry, &c. Coun-
try and City Trade solicited by
oct29-1y a. c. PUSuEE.
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C. NJ. ALEXANDER,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

Being aware of the disadvantages 10 the Iuven,o, 81,
The old system OF procuring Patents have for The &
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every Inventor will find II 10 his advantage 10 eontia,
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ave sou lot lakihg OCT Reissues, and procuring
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Particular attention paid 10 rejected cases and IN mo,
curing Foreign Patents. ~ ~ P'O
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Give Trial.
Please read and circulate
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Hon. William a. English, NJ. c.
Washington, ID. g. -
tst NJ. ALEXANDER, Patent Attorney.
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The Herald Of Freedom, at Lawrence, Kan
sas, has expired. 1t was established as Free
State paper, and once had large circulation
at the East, but its influence was sold to the
National Administration, and it lost its list of
subscribers, and as the Administration had no
more use for il, it has come to melancholy
end. The only paper now published at Law
renee is the Republican, a stanch and able ad-
vocate of Free State principles, which has
every appearance of being well sustained
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TWO WORKS VALUABLE TO THE SICK
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LIST SIX LECTURES on the causes prevention and
cure Of Lung Throat, and Skin diseases Rheumatism
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I'd work on the Cause and Cure of Diseases Of the
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l.. JAY S. TURNEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
land State 8 Attorney for Twelfth Judicial Circull
Fairfield, Wdyre county, Illinois.

VIII give undivided attention the practice of his mo-
iession, III The counties OF While. Wabash Fdvsr :.
Wayne, JefeTsom, and Hamilton, aud in the Supr.r.s
and Federal courts OF Illinois
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Lowell, Massachusetts.
Priss 81 psr Boals; Sir Bodies for IS.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

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do their relief all IL has heeR found 10 do
NJ Prepared by Dr.. J. G. Aver Il Co Lowell Massa-
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setd. stGoty had I s.ms 70 hank me Master for
yefsgn AnAus, AAe exyress tssefASnoo Linraed
receive such rep<rt, spstch received fr0m
bar b tsys eonssl Al NsgH.k informing me hat
faa cut there tue 18th December In blo,x q
hoes~s sooop,ed by British and American lTm where
III the circumstances we're painfully reversed
vas the third nre within the year; In each case 70
rel, properly alone involved and incendaEkm the
apparent In every there had been total
SeDce Of protection or ASSISTANCE from the authorities All
tbe property that vas not destroyed by tho are Wa
meicssy openly plandered, soue Of the police
Inst Gre British and American property 20 the xmosn OF
$780, 900 has been ioet Under such cir
cumstances one In reduced 70 tho sole copsosAtOn
hoping the better conduct Of the AUTHORITIES 81
Yokohama is evidence that the influence exercised
here by the foreign representatives. 10 NOT wholly
But there much 70 be placed on the opposite side
that confess the evidence IS very Ear being con.
clnsiye.
am not wholly Discouraged, II ind Il Impossible 70
be sanguhe What may be the Interior pros Of our
trade and relations 10 Japan cannot venture q she pre-
both great danger, the orient Of which must
mainly depend upcn the real nesnons OF tae Japanese
government what length they PREPARED 1, push
policy cf obstruction and Deliberate noa fnlnlmcnt Of
treaty conditions Something also viii depend the
chapter OF accidents The condcc. OF foreigners and Of
verpAen could be desired in the interests OF peace
And finally, mucn Will be determined BY the progress OF
our Affairs n China. IL be taken for the due
Of our treaty in that country, and the recep
ton 0. foreign Minister'S 10 fekin, there ID still sonae hope
bat anything should occur 70 bring upon . secend
Of our pretensions, satisfied her Aaestys govern
ment will find difficult TO maintain any friendly salts
RUrHEuo ORD ALco,K.
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THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER or FxxkLg-NRs. n
ARpsoN ErRTHkR InkSrIFiEn.

THT MYSTERIOUS MURDER or FExkLg-NRs. RICH
ARpsoS FrRrHgR IpkSrIFfED.
The body Of the woman who was found murdered q,
the York stree, dock has been further deauacd by four
persons I. that Of Mrs. Ada Richardson. On Tuesday
eTenrg TIE proprietor Of the Lssrge HOUSE. accompanied
By his bookkecper and bartender called NJ Dr. oaiaors
house curing hs sb~cnes and desired 10 vice The bal
Upon seenf Il they a. Ouce positively idenuaei a. fhe
Proprietor a The hotel stated, however Tat Mrs en-
arcfor entered her he books a. Nvs Newton
Re said ssc that he could bring nurneer Of sdes from
his house VINO would be abls ., Ne-ufy her A
young reptlsnAn NON Bosson called yesterday ani
Aner viewing the bead, sRd that 4 ressubisf IN
her Tor tvo years IN Bcsscp, having ss.a Scr almss
every day Inc streets, and that shs vel kno~n
there will be recoiec4ed has TIE 6etc0ivcs Ia sscsnr
up The ssr found Mrs Richardson's asme bookcf 90 the
steamship cAhavba for New Olssns tue inh Of JAnu
AIRY last The two barrels Of pitch were also found 70 be
missing h<fsssn Sstnrisy the ian. sss MONDAY follow
ne Further encrts are " be made hopes q fsvrerns
out the perptrsss d Tie csme. "a order 70 bring them
10 jsuos.
STATISTICS ~ csu--rotrs Arsssr -cnlf q ronos
,,rnus Of Jersey CITY, reports that for The ,hree acnshs
ending Nay there as9 persons arrested on the FOL
lowing charges -vsgrsney, drunkenness and vsxrsn.
cy 90 srupksnnes no. drunk and aiscrderly. IN ar
ceny % grand larceny entering houses win intent 70
res o. assault q Assault and battery, 70; Threatening
city ordinances, s. rAmbans n; sssaulinr oecsrs l.
fshrr, IS insanity, keepns dsoricrly hclss, {; sus
psion q stealing, murder on the high sess passing
coupierfess money, O. Illegal voting. Nsnysyunitsd
s,a'es ~ England "a 1rcisad, -, sco,ssd q terma.
ny, q, c,hsf ocuss<cs, D
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Nt~iV, ~ p Anrn 10, $50.
Ssfvrrcis-ssdden frOrqaan Of DE L<satsurs-
Cnaror A< Pnslc s11sos--Er Prcna1s; f,vr-Cr-inc
Hc~e-Loyal Po'ssa- Bs.fao, Chaa9s IN Pessi Ma
ivs--fncii,ntr, DC.
Nothing very material hn rsnspred here snce nv
Ast and except ssverN vsluab. wrecks which ar.
equeri upon ihc>c banks, shoals and reefs Of ours
that they are looked upon common Occurrences
TIE Legislature vas suddenly prcrosued yesterday By
Gov Bsyey, Who gave his assent 10 buis leaving some
work on bard unfinished. No one Appears 70 knew, for
certain the Of this sudden shutting NJ cf the lers
laire shop some maglne, and perhaps truly, that e
vas IN Consequence Of Impending storm, which vAs
likely TO cause collision between the Hou,e Of Assembly
and the legislative Council
Tho Governor bad cent n.asc 10 the House W pro.
vide rcr taxing census Of the nhseasnss Of the Bahama
ccniemporsr eonsly with that 70 be taken In the United
kingdom N iseo. The word "eon,enporsasous- vas
used The bill 10 the Upper House, which rrcpcsed
an sncndmeu, "ooriemporansously." being mo
aey biE the House Disagreed 70 she amendments ss q
breach Of privilege and 90 the bill vent under ths table
And MS,.. y, s. s ss Hsa rim ns
men,s the Council proposing that two Of the members
q their Board h,ud be q the Board q Works nseAd
the snencinsnss and sscsher bu the pfiscsps,
nircduced and passed bas rejected ~ th- Council
10 clossae the ssssou the Governor made very
speech and Appeared anything sui IN good humos
20" Sosssssi uPon sAs prcn.uo, o. the B,a. e
rsau o"knN Secretary, NJ. Naccarshy, the Polics
naSsrne, Who brother " SIR Charles Naccsrtnv.
Colonial Secretary 81 Ceyion, has succeedci him, aad
msny other changes In the pusic s>vvcs have tassa
place.
summer appears 70 have set in In easnes rhs ves
thsf sroriss s11, snd Amercsns 90 veil as natives
begin to se<k Tue Worth. 10. rsamer Karnas oil Be
fui her "trip 10 Nev York nert month the rrsa,sr
number 81 TIE bcrths being sren1y Mre, 4mooe her
passengers vil be en- Prcsdent General rrantun rsros
an VIE, NJ attorney General kadsrscn, Judge Doyis
ard wife. Ard others Of The siiie
ne ~sns Of rain much fel,, 40. Only Tor III. pryos.
81 ccng mother sartbt bot for the purpose u uvro-
rating he frus trees and pr ,morg vsgstsou geresy
There strorg feeling sssnst ths Judges beng m. n
bers ~ the rexsstive Cornc AMI the Duke u Nsw
castle Secretary a sac for TIE Colonios. lassg Ia
rsrasserf. sxprcs>~d his opiaoa Win respect "a he
q sssnsnia stst he JUICES ~hehcr elsve
q arrot ed, sught NO, he eootes, De egs stcrs,
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nihoI 20 ts SFsos '0o., praying ihStte Eaha ns
csss may be deprived oi tnen ssAss ooundl
large sums Of money having been voted for ,he ex"o
zion q the Royal yi;oris HD,e' 70 70 ne hoped 'hs'
there viii be accommodation for one hundred or more
guests lexs winter. A. however, guicien. meth1nicn
Aeor cannot be bad 70 complete by tnAi l,ne, AIN u
opinion MAI tso vses II iron cnald be procured IN the
United ss&es and put up BY woFknen sent ON for zoe
purpose, shorter time and 81 much less xpense than
anything that can be devised in this country.
The British governme relpqushes, from the SIS. OF
ApI instant IL control lhe Post Ohies Depart nm
from the lst OF May will be under the cole eontrn
md management Of the Coloua government Books ana
p<mphles ssrt by post from the United etses 70 TINS
colony are shsmef1y charged with letie- postage
Your "aaroer," or 'Westmiaster," or "Qusrssrly,
which cost senty Eve CENTS taxed for postage ~
abou 81 rs Hereafter, presume they will be charged
eaher upon the British scale OF book postage or upon
more liberal scale. w.
On the Rarnas' "Trip 70 Havana last mouth man be
longing 70 the pilot boat thrown on. by The vosnce
Of the and drowned fortnight Afterwards shrx
was eangos the upper part Of the haroor an upon ms
being ahseced the hand OF black man, with portion
cf shirt sleeve, found IN him The latter vas iden
unrd BY his hrosher beongiag 70 the un!ortduas
drowned leaving dcnbt but that he was desonr'
ed ~ these rspSeous see wolves.
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Our Havana CorresPsnhcncc.


HAvAxA, April rs, 1850
Incl ats0~ IN CNta-ky Prestos American klaer NeT
OR QSecs--CdMs. az the Gonzales kprdsr-saicsde by
Dcn 0urtes AayYues-Co~ssocial Adwoes-Tke Hoath1
AID HsGia--CSstrs<e for Peuag nc Cssy, dc.
The ncubansn speculation for Cuba has fallen through,
the enseprns gentaemea In the lead having sssertained
beyond Reasonable doubt that Cuban hens when re
qcEed, hatch before thsy cacke the fresh laid egg
This comes upon BY the same mails which bring
the gratifying isselgeDce Of the return Of Mr. Preston
TO the United States with . treaty Of amity, &C. with
Spain which 10 heal al differences and strengthen our
commercial and social intercourse The stock Of hens aud
the have been sold for song, and the flbusters
may hang their haps upon the PALM bes, their swords
into ploughshares and their attention 10 honest In
drstral pursusa. So inums,es the Ibt9e per rsnsA
ton Of the Diario de Ia kariNa.
ssaasd by persons Affecting " know the history
the Gonzales murder, that the death procured by
person who, wxh his family, lefs the morning following
she deed for the United aethe nstie xtinx ca ise
Agueros, when called upon, had refused 70 marry ht
oaasnis,, 70 whom be mad been for long un
Don Carlos Marqaez, . native OF the city Of Hsv.ns
rssaence on the 3lss Ss cass sor. sso. n
pain Of which," ke stated In . note lest upon hi
table, he could no longer endure
We have had several attempts nj robbery In the city
and reports Of several murders in the country como with
very sgsrsvaang circumstances
p0urs from press with letters descriptive Of the
terespg associatsd herewith nom tho varioui
towns and villages visited BY oar commander in chief
In sugar Market under the influence Of teegraph
dispatches from New York received New Orleans
the Star Of the West there has been mech better feeling
and No II were very 1fm yesterday q ~, per 100 lbs
Freighis a advised By the kosee Taylor. Exchanges
under the extraordinary accumulation Of paper connu
to retire, and left OF yesterday n further decline
/ london, IL premium, go days sight; New Yorh
par 70 do; other Northern cities 4 do; Paris
1 20 1.dscount New Orleans, IL * do, short sigh
i 2Js 10 premium
Our pleasant rhowery season has commenced, ahoug
rather carly We have had two days Of freedom foI
dust, and air to nvigorate and freshen, mot TO b
equsled out OF our paradise. We making arrange
mems for paving the whole city, contracts whish
be Immediately closed with the agent Of one Of you
mott celebrated contractors. our health good.
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'bs Seer Va erco1Tfrs nc LsOr wore, suct me
iascsy cocwres ~ harpers ferry-&nd
mona mai Al ssnsesneD conncesed sry way may be
found out and branded Phase urge t1rclga
the HssAiD the ipportapee OF chspgng crr postal ar
yargements in Neu Granada; Is ali tmportant for "
we're not Sss Mr.. Fox Usiies Slater Ccssai ~ Asnwa
tnould not feel Of reosvns ielsr OF p~per from
my native had, for asic from sne isn1@ &c nave 40
.,SursS % al getting orr letters Tns Postmaster A.
nvan 10 native and postage osn be PAID ~ New
York only Ne lshmns; esves NJ - he mercy OF me
postm And EDglEh sleAn2hiG ca t0s SPANISH
Man
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weekly HspoRt Of Deaths
n the cay md county q New York, nom Ne 2lN day
April 70 Ne 9Th day Of April, 1850.
Men, IT, women, 1i3; boys, 13o girls 13l-rotal, l9
Adults, IN; youths, 10; children, 80; males, 247;
females, IA; oolorcd persons, Is.
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lvs~i... 1Ql
ne nuneey o. des>hs, compared with me cprrespuux
ven hsss and isse, end = ~ week, ~ = ~
vsss sad,ns Nay !, lsss. .so7 rncresss 60
April 30, 1867. 800 lncweass go. l2S
APFa NJ ~" ssssrssi ssssss. "a "a ana
Ara n 10 ahsoluss dssass. .sls A,
szasrraa cnss, ~ "a WI
DAME. 4 D..xvxH, 0v ssv:.;:s.
cu fefrcrcs's pzfAHnmu, New York, Apra ~, l0oo.
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(vIAuD On AMgRICAH CIrYZvRs ON rBp uHIruu
~ ssses before any q ~ xxscussve Dsparsnsu6 Csn.
Court Of ClAtma Board un6er snv
convention viii Spain Asxtoo osr forefen eoverpmef
eenvy prusscued AID recovered Ne uadsrsssl Ossn
ssDor At he suprs Oourt Of TIE United stau - CssuA
0snsrl d Ecuador ~ Washnr0a.
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a nTcs issue Let>es q Cse6h p wavsllsr4 avssehs
al a u world through the ueuA R0aAesonA u
n L0sA1n Pnnkf1rs, vssna AsSa1 "a saksr ssTrsDS
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United states Dfstrlet Attorneys onfrs.
ASSAULT UPON rae HIGH SEAS.
NAY Abe UHitd ssats Frankis NieAsss --rsS
defendant seocGd mate OF the American shp Frsnss g
u Srien, Is charged with assault, with dangerous
weapon on colcrsd mau namen 8smpstead BOARD ~
thai vessel Mr. Harrington Toe oefsDoe seas up has
the negro the white the eg with sAie u J.
accused WAS held 70 answer.
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4 =. wHotnsALp--ssaARs roa oAsH-rpou y m
n S0pe Thousand 0rsaa nd mems Vim 10 sS-raA
.. cHaAKs, " Rryadupg.
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duncan. sHRRnAE co.,
IL BAaK8Rs.
Corner Of Pine and MassAu srees New Ywk.
cncuLAHs xorn. hs f' Lvrrvns on csxpr
For raysers. available IN al ihs principal cnIes In q
world.
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For uss In Europe China kc