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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-29
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W,BAL NESS CURED.-F0R
H9N-SSss real worth, WOODS HAIR RBST0RA-
TIVE is undoubtedly the best preparation now in
for restoring hair on bald heads, changing gray
hair TO its original color, and, es cosmetic or
cure for pimples IL is fast taking the place Of other
without IT..
CAUTION.-Beware Of worthless limitations, as
several are already in the MARKET called by differ
ent names. Use none unless the words &c Professor
Woods Hair Restorative Depot, st. Louis, Mo,
and New York. are blown in the bottle. Sold by
all druggists and patent medicine dealers also by
all fancy aud toilet. goods dealers in the United
States and Canada. r no3-Sa, Tu, ,Th-bm
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HOMIE INTEREST.

Othing renovated and repaired, 50 q, Third
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THE FUR STORE.
Uueurrent Money Wanted at Par.

A Wisconsin, Virginia, North and South
Caroline, and Georgia Money yill be taken At PAR,
In exchange for Foreign aud Domestic Liquors
(Rectifed Whisky exoepted), at our Store Nos. IS
AIa no5sOi q nam % MILLS KLINE.
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- VINES TREET CONGREGA-
kA TIONAI CHURCH, on Yinest between
Eighth and Ninth.-Seryices THIS (ThRnksgiving
Day MORNING ht II o'clock-sermon by Rev. DR.,
Roynton Subject: "What have we to be thankful
for in the condition and prospects Of the country"
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yOU CAN GO VERY NEAR TO
8~A HUNTINGT0N'S s large China and House,
Store by taking either line Of street,
railrond cara Remember the number, ~ Main
st., between Third and Fourth .f a
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IVORY, EBONY AND COCOA.
8~HS HANDLED Table Cutlery, Coffee and
Tea Urns, Chstlrs -Gisnes etc, received at
a HUNTINGTON'S, llO Main.st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SIT. ANDREWS CEhEBHATION
The Caledonia Society will hold its anni-
VcrsaTy on FRIDAY EVENING, tho 3Oth inst, az
~ o'clock at the st. Nicholas Exchange, corner Of
Vine and Longworth. All are invited to attend.
Tickets can be procured from any of the commit
tee. fno2g.asI ..r DAVID b. SCOTT, Sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-29

THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES.
He respectfully invites his friends and customers
so examine his goods aud prices before purchasing
elseW here, All goods sold warranted to be as
represented
n. B.-Personal attention paid to repairing of
fine Watches. Jewelry repaired at short notice
No. 50 Main St., opposite Court House. Evans
Vile, Indiana. lApra) 7. L. GEISLER.
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CHI 5zzaSG
llaalslLNlSI


HHRS. n-E.4'sL0 SO: ~ RxPERE-
. e enced Anr7e and i'Ipaie Physician, present
Ia the attention Of Iautlers, GrF
SOOTHING tNBUP,
for CAHIren T-ctldq, Whic greatly facilitates tho
process al Trrihing, 10y s"lteuiHs the gums. reju-
cinE all Inflammation viii aiiay all p'rH aui
splsnudic action, and is StEE TO REGULATE
THE BOWELS Depend upon II, mothers, il ~ fi
give rest To Yourself, aud
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put mp ana sold this article t,l oyer
ten years and can say. in confidence, and II.
of il, hat We have -ur been able To- say utuhy
other medicine never sshas it failed, in d sifsie
instance to effect cure .%wheu timely used. NeV-
did know in stance of dissutisiact ion
10y any one who Hsed it. Suu the contrary. all are
d3i2hed with its opera :: tions and speak in
4 highcst cuumelIdl Sstion of its a.icsd ei-
le4-fs and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
~ isat IL kUow,' af Setrc ten years percuce
and Pledsa O. EsuQta %tioH for the fulilugeHt
what We here declare. : In almost every instance
where the iniai!t Is SUI sierng from pau and oN-
hausiion relief will be 0Ound in Is OF 20 minutes
after the Syrup is admin xstered.
This valuable prepare Stlon is the prescription
of one of the most cXpe Srienced and j J If
Nurses in New England, Sand has been used with
neSer failing success in SrhousaHds OF easos.
1t not only relieves s-the child from patH bai
invigOrates the stomach and hOwcs, coTrects acid
ity, and gives tone and Senergy to the whole sys-
tenn. 1t " al almost in stantly relieve Gripping
u the Bowels and Wind SCOlic, and overcome cola
YtSSions, which if not Speedily remedied, end
in death. We believe il $the best and surest rem
e,ly III he world, in all .scises of Dys.ntery and
Diarrhea il children,-T whether ii arises from
teethinS or FROM any other cause. We would
say every mother who has a child II ring
from any ono OF the forcgoiaG complaints, do not
let your prejudiccs nor the pei ud!ces OF others,
stand between your suffering child aud the relief
that will be suTe--yts, absolutely sUre-to follow
the Use of this medicine if timely used.
Full directions for using Will accompany each
bottle None genuine unless the fac sin'o of
CURTIS x PERKINS, New York, - on the out
side wrapped.
sold by Drug 2ists throughout the world. frtn-
,.iIal office, No. l3 Cedar street, New York.
Price - cts. bottle janl5-dwly.
Keller d WHITE, Agents, Evansville. Ind
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WE blind Tor some years, and could not cOnsc-
qnentlV follow any regular business. Since have
been blind, many persons have applied to for
remedies Ia diseases with which their cattle,
horses, or dogs, have been afflicted. and in q large
majority of cases my remedies have been ecacious.
have for these concluded To insert adj
yeTtiSemsEE in youF valuable pal or, setting forth to
the community at large, that am qualified To pre-
scribe remedies for the of diseases of cattle
horses and dogs, and feel self competent do
50 from the fact that, for years before l became
bind, acquired from instruction, re;dn" and ex-
perIenc'' tho requisite kno~ ledge. For time
past, there has been much excitement occseioue.
10y the alarm OF diseased dogs, and many valuable
dogs have been destroyed III consequence These
animals are liable to variety of complaints but
wheu they become sick Mt all, they are condemned
rhbid, when perhaps such disease is the mat
ter with them. With these animals hay. Ind
much experience, and those who have vnlunll,,
dogs would do well to consult me before they ,ies-
troy their dogs. With regard TO the diseases Of
other animals, tiIs game remarks will apply thon.
they destroyed, not 10y violence, but by i.,nu-
pnGailce and neglect.
can bc consulted every morning. from \. NJ
till II 4. II , at MIR. George ThUrnhiIls SadIlery
Stare, Main street, ut nay residence, the
continuation Of Main street, hear the brick school
house. (nayI9y JOSEPH LYON.
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WTss!- WTx@:!-- H1Ss!!:- BatehsEO1Is
Wigs and Toupees surpass all. They ale elegant,
light, easy and durable.
Fitting to a charnl-nO turning up bohind--no
shrinking oil the head indeed, this is the onl,
Establishment where these thinss are properly
understood ana ma,le.-lG Bond Street, New York
mari \ yrdSw
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CANDIDATES..

TOT NOhhty Ifchs liti.
Mr.. RddtOr:-PIeass announce The tsalss
of J. NJ CALDWELL as a candidate for County Treas
at the next October election. MARCO
For Judge Court Common Pleas.
JOHR Pitcher, OF k'Ossy County, has
been solicited become candidate for the Judge
ship of the Court of Common Pleas, by number
of Attorneys of the District and has consented to
the of his name in that connection. The an
nounoement is therefore made accordingly.
The fFfsHds of BsH. StfRsOn, Esq, an
nource him a candidate for Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas, at the October election
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-29
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
and Silver Ware.

&E ISL
Al D turned II ON
the ! All, where lac
LsfS p urc b IA = cd a
beautiful assert
meat OF nue. Watch :
rs, chains. Jew elry,
SilVeFWHT and
Clocks al every de-
scriptioIi, iIe is pre-
pared Ia suit pIlr-
clasers in every
particular, and
uI5.R. L.. s..El
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-29

Above we present you with a perfect likeness
II Ice, Il chief Of tribe of the strange Aztec Ma
ton, that once ruled Mexico. You will find "A fun
account OF him in ou- pamphlets and AlIIauacs-
tn be had gratis FROM the Agents for thes. Pills
The inventor and manufacturer OF . hudson :
Mountain Herb Pills has spent the greater part
of his life in travelling, having visited nearly every
country iu the world. Ia spent over six years
among the Indians of the Rocky Mountains and of
Mexico, and it was thus tllAt the " Mountain Herb
Pills = discovered A very inte resting ac-
count Of his adventures there yon will find in our
Aluduac5 and Pamphlets. 1t is an established fIct
IMPURE BLOOD
The blood is the life and when anv foreign 81 lsu-
healthy matter gets mixed with it, it is once is-
trbHred I" every organ Oh the body. Every nerve
feels the poison, and all the vital organs quickly
complain. The stomach Will not digest the food
perfectly The liver ceases to seerete a sufciencV
of bile. Tho action OF the heart is weakened, and
So the circulation is weakened III lungs become
clogged with the poisonous matter; henre,
Cuush-aHd all from slight impurty ut the iotln-
tun head If litt. The Blood A. if yOu had
thrown some earth, tOi instance, iii pure spring
from which ran 4 tiny risnlet-iu a few minute
the whole c,,.rse OF the stream becomes disturbed
aud discoIorcd. A. quickly does impure blood lily
10 every part aud leave ita sting behind All thu
Passages tetOnte obatructed, and nulcaa The aG-
structon ii reHJsed. the lamp Of life soon dies
Thee Pills not oIiy purity tbs blood, but rePsu-
crate all the seer mons u the body They are.
therefore, untI, uied
GGEE FoE BILIOUS DISEASES.
Liver Complaint, SICK Headache. sc. This Anti
Bilious MediCIh expels ttoln the blood the hidden
seeds of disease, aud renders ali the haid, aud
CTstions pure Iu1 fluent clearing ana Vscitatiua
the vital organs
Pleasant, indeed, is it t. US that we are able 70
place within Esur reach medicine like tfr
:. Mountain lIrTi fin. that al pass directly 90
afflicted parts, through t!as blood and fluids
The body, and tle snffsTer TO brighten Wif1
the flush 81 beauty aud health.
jujs1n's Pills the best REMEDY in existence -
the following complaints Bowel Complaint
Coughs, Colds, Chest Diseases Cestiyeness rys.
pepsi4. Diarrh,ea, Dropsy, Debility, Fever ana
Ague, Female Complaints. Headaches indigestion,
IniiuenZi Inflammation, Inward Weakness, Liver
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Fire and Inland Navigation

Risks OptSu consistent with rbtNenty
and fair pIOht
Especial attention qtUeI u insurance ct Dii FILINGS
UH3 Contents, FOR tsT1tS o., I 20 . s-,ffs
The sotid service long and successfully tiei, aud
the iaHny advantages the 4Erna Insurance Company
possesses in its lice should be overlooked by
those Tsuly TO insfe and understanding their best
Interests,
During stringent times p" the necessity for
Liable l4SIrsnoe becomes imperative duty the
at1ldy OF property owners 81 sustain J. ss being
then much 1esSened.
AgenGles an eli the principal cities ANA towns
hIodghoIst tue 3tata Politics issued with out de-
lay, by any OF tue da4y authorized A-edts OF the
Company
iSs- Business ATTENDED a. with d.-latch aud
fidelity.
COPELAND 4 NFAsfsI, Agents,
my: savings B'ul Buhldinl. First ST.
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! name in part: aNles, springs made OF the bes
STEEL hands, eIaueied aud Of AL kinds of leather
cloths Things for carriages, r;trushes, castings Of
tell kuis, saddle trees, English bride feathers, bits,
stirrups, spurs, names, line silver names " all
kinds. Jenny Lind Gig Trees sei-adjusting ratis.
Taylor patent smes hV nets, shoe threads, horee
blankets, london tiirth W,,i,s, American GitFh
:ciii Webs. both cotton ,,orsed; london
Welt Skins, article IVORY ssutia percha
and brass lined lnartelli rings superior Aeis..yz
tpr horse cyyeIs, the heat qualify u carriage tolls,
patent gi.s trees, &c., -
keep IA lt,t Everything aFpertl,inlng Ia either
branch tn business, 3nd uE'irss t.usl.as 10th
branches th0roU hly, would respectfully inVus
Yrur attention hafors 9Hrchas iu= elaeN hers
A., aiS agent 1IT N.Td Patent Spring sait;ba
hp&tziNu
Eneh 10 2. 20 EaH RG&s. LIST
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-29

now proposed 500 ri. Besides, instead Of printing
LARGE number of volumes of dry statistics the matter now
TO be furnished would give all valuable information In
one instead Of three or four voumcs-whch would DC
of more convenient size for the mails and for handling
Mr. Gurley said in reply to question by Mr.. Bur
nett that, under the law this printing job would 20 to
the Senate printer. The plan proposed had acted
so well in the Senate that that body had at the present
session, reafirmed.
There was quite live time for few minutes Mr.
Adrian desired to make personal explanation, with
view o! reuting certain mpuations contained IN Mr.
Carriers resolutions Of Friday last in relation to alleged
discourteous treatment Of the New York Seventh Reg
men by the President, heads Of department. and the
committee of arrangements.
Mr. John Cochrane caused to be read an article from
the New York Tribune, about that regiment saying they
were stability treated and the victims of false pre-
lenses Mr. Cochane therein spoken of the chair
man of the committee which he said was untrue.
Messrs Lovcoy and Farnsworth objected to these
gentlemen making personal explanations.
The House proceeded to vote for printer.
Whole number of votes 1877. Necessary to n choice
90.
First Observation-Disclosures 81, Ball 81, Ford 65 Seaton
IA. Defrees |, Coombs /, Holloway |, Winton 2.
Whole number of votes 1917. Necessary to a choice
80.
Second acknowledgements 81; Ball g. Ford 81; Sea-
ton ii; Coombs /; Holloway !; Winton /.
Whole number of votes 1885, Necessary to a choice
%.
Third ballot osbrenner a; Ball Z; Ford So; Seaton
n; Coombs /; Holloway |; Winton l.
motion was made TO postpone the further cOnsidera-
ton of the subject
Mr. Farnsworh moved to postpone the subject till the
first Monday in June, but this disagreed to-yeas a.
nays los.
The House again voted, the result being follows
Whole number of votes 1856; necessary a choice 49,
Mr. Ford received 90 Mr.. Glosbrenner al; Mr. Seaton
IS; Mr.. Ball 2; Mr. Wilon !.
Mr. Ford Ohio therefore elected printer for the
present Congress.
Mr. Blake announced the death Of Mr.. Cyrus SPHINX, Of
tue l4h Congressional district of Ohio, and after the
adoption OF the customary resolutions the House adj
ourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-29
The Opposition of Tennessee.

The Nashville Banner, of Thursday last, has the fol
lowing in regard to the Opposition Convention held in
that city the 22d:
The Opposition Convention yesterday the largest
and most enthusiastic ever assembled in the State Capt.
to- Almost every county in the State represented
The utmost harmony and good feeling prevailed among
the delegates.
AT the late hour write cannot comment at any
length upon the proceedings but refer the reader to
full report 1t is sufficient say this time that
harmonious assembly convened a similar
sion in the State.
Upon the adoption of the platform there not a
dissenting voice, and the unparalleled unanimy and
thusiasm with which the nomination of the Hon John
Bell hailed is certain and unmStakeable Indication
of what Tennessee will do for her honored faTorte in
November next should he be the nominee of the col
servative masses.
THE electoral ticket for the State at large composed
of Hon. BailC PeytOn, of Sumner and Hon. n G. Tay-
lOr OF Jefferson also chosen with the same nanim
ity that characterized all the proceedings The standard
OF the Opposition Of Tennessee has been entrusted
able hands. IL viii be borne proudly, CALAMITY, and
should John Bell be our leader we have doubt, tr-
umphlntly to victory.
As write the Representative Hall is crowded with
eager listeners TO the burning eoquence Of the champi-
ons of our cause
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-29
The Opposition of Kentucky.

The gallant Opposition of Kentucky were in Conver-
ton the 22d, as well as n Carolina, Tennessee New
Jersey and Virginia. The Louisville Journal says THE
Convention throughout complete and gratifying
that in size in character in ability in the dignity
aud unity which marked its action, in the fine national
enthusiasm which prevailed and in every other respect
equaed fully the high mark which anxious hope
had set for it and that the principles which it
ed and the menit selected to forward them are fitted to
command the approval and inspire the confidence of the
National Union men Of the country. The Conventions
work could scarcely be improved The platform is COM
preheasye enough for the: whole nation and specific
enough for every section of it, the delegates 10 the Ma
tOna Convention are amongst the wsest aud the trHet
Of Keutuckians te electors the very flower OF the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-29
Fer he Wig.
"a BEE LINE FOR BOSTON"
(See late Soeert 81 NJ. B5teler, IN Congre,s)

(Str titS NJeerE ~ NJ. BDtefSr IN toHgFeSs)
DAUGHTER VIRGINIA.
When yranis sought the freedom OF land
And the soil OF New England, with brethrens blood
stained;
Well how battle Aocked New Englands gallant
sons;
And how fast the British soldiers fell before their trusty guns
Away In fair Virginia, by Potomacs lordly stream,
To the loyal brothers, sg their for vengeance came
And twas hard BY arpers Ferry, that noble band
OF our brave Ngnan gathered to do battle for the land
And twas In the homely language. OF the hardy pioneer,
That "a bee Inc for Boston as their rayng cheer
All their march long and but the goal reached at
length.
Where the Of country mustered in It's strength
When the Leader the asey the Virginia soldiers
Then his spidihled with gladne r he kne'r that 0 u y0re
And he lett the ranks tem and word " welcome
speak;
shook their hands greeting while believed hi,
cheek.
Twas thus 1r country that Virginia hearts did yearn
Bur, o brothers Of New England what your return
When band OF vie In the dmains OF foe
Have consped plot 10 arken homes with deah and
And when hard by arper Perry they essayed the he deed
You forgot how erst Virginia. you succor In need
FOR when wo1d he murdere lawful death doomed
You cnrsed their 3-iRed rict dHd or tie bditoT oured
beware how would sever the bond that makes one;
For the dcs1o:s the water, would rejoice done
And virginia heArtsho beating with their oen truths
And with fealy 20 the Uni0nmust TO hemCirfs be true
But ali how In blood OF brothers, right hands stain
And say, who rend banner and stripes
may from high Heaven fall each traitoous heart
That would III hand sun1er blood ught ties
Feb 2.d, 1850 EE.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-29

The New York Nees, Democratic journal, frankly
avous the existence Of aboitousn in tn. Democratic
organization of that State. In its issue for Monday, it
says:
"The first great traitor who divided rarty
of our own number and one too whom had for year,
recognized az leader. He boldly aud reckessy led
m5iey Of party in 1858 away from the landmarks Of
our organization and away from the principles faith
ers had taught in regard the Territorial question
and made them Observation-Disclosures Of teem and by
them ives founded the present Republican sparty. The
county of Preston King st. Lawrence was before that
DETECTION OF the sronghods Of Democracy, and now
it is the stronghold OF Abolition Republcanism in
State. In 40 tried compromise. We ued to patch
up a union But took back these men without
peutauce. They brought with them the heresy Of AS
and infused the poison deeper in very vit So has
been in the four other reunions since. The Wilmot
Proysosts have recanted. They cling 10 the same
doctrines in regard to slavery in the Territories. Their
sympathes are as they were in AS Our reunions have
not been on prncple-they have been of no real benefit
TO Us in our State On the contrary they have greatly
injured Us Had we received into ranks again
the traitors of IS New York State like New York City
would have been Democratic in 90, and New York
State like New York City, would be Democratic at this
tima
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-29
Letter from Hon. VIM. G. R,ve,.
The following letter from Mr. Rives, referring to
late glorious Convention, will be read with interest:
4 .-r1- u111 nu1h FL lsnn


late glorious Convention, will be read with interest
CASTLE HILL, 10Th Feb, 1860.
NV dear Sir had the pleasure Of receiving in due
season your letter of 9th instant
am very sorry viii not be in my power to be with
you aud the rest of our friends the 22nd II would
be great personal satisfaction to TO be able to
muue with the large number Of our patriotic fellow citi-
zens who | hope will be assembled on that &C aston
from every part Of the State and and cheer my
self with the generous zeal they will bring with them in
the cause of the country Having very recently had oc-
casion 70 express fully the views entertain with regard
10 the public questions Of tho day aud veil knowing that
there will be hosts noble spirits there far capable
chan myself of taking part with useulaess and effect in
the proceedings OF the Convention, there will be-
cause for regret at my absence am suge but in the loss
shalt myself experience in not being able to participate
in so animstng scene Of patriotic fellowship and com
muuou.
There has never been crisis in national history
which appealed strongly to good and true men every
where u rally 20 the defence OF ae Constitution and the
Mon against the destructive fury of sectional strife 49,
ieryeuty pray that the several State Conventions which
will be assembled oNfhe au-picious and haowed birthday
of the Father of bSBhntry-csTccaily that Of his natal
Sute-ggidoi by bis spirit and Immortal couuSes will
call mtocy,tonce grand committee ofyrteiy, consisting
OF the body Of the people, uushacklcd by the letters Of
plrty who will command the peace between warning &c
lions, and install tac sober and ughtiul supremacy OF
tAcfr own will in an administration of tie government
that will restore dignity, moderation, justice aud purity
TO the national councils and harmony security, conf
dcuce aud conteutmcut TO the country.
Believe me very truly and faithfully your friend
VIC. HVES.