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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-28
MEDICAL.
CHEROKEE INJECTION.


The taco Medicines combined being complete, and
cas-. Of G0NoRRHEA. GLEET,s GRAVEL
STRUCTURE, and is especially Recommended in those
Of FLU0R ALBUS, Tor Whites in FemaIe,,) ahers
all the old naussous preparations hire Jaiied.
THESE PREPARATIONS ARE NON ONLY
L as good as other medicines, but they are far
better than the best, for the simple reason that
these never fail to cure in few days, while all 9TH
ers do fail in many eases.
EST They are unlike every other Medicine pre-
scribed for venereal diseases, they contain no
copabia or mineral poison. The +" Cherokee Renee
dy" should be taken internally in teaspoonful do
1t is diurelic and Alternative in its action; it
purifes and cleanses the blood, and causes it TO
flow in all its original purity and vigor; thus re-
moving from the system all impure and perncious
causes which have induced disease.
Ee-The i" Cherokee Injection" must I've used as
injectionl Its effects are healing, soothing and
emulcient. 1t removes all scalding heat, chordee
sS-By tbs use of the Cherokee Remedy and
" Cherokee lection, the two combined,-all
| improper discharges are removed, and the weak
ened organs are speedily restored to full Tgor and
ss-Uo those who have tried all the various pre-
partitions in vain until they think themselves be-
yond the reach of medical aid, we would say:
NEVER DESPAIR! THE ssCHEROKAE RENE
DY AND "CHERoKE E INJECTION" WILL
CURE YOU ASTER ALL QUACK DOC
TORS HAVE FAILEDt
sS-For full particulars, get circular free from
any Drug Store in the country or write the Pro-
prietor, who will mail free to any address, full
treatise on venereai disease.
sSPRICE.-Cherokee Remedy 81 per bottle, or
three bottles for So. ..tf-,I l-.-.,s. 10
ES-Price of Cherokee Injection 81 per bottle, or
three bottles for IS. fi.'i-t rftttt
Sss-sent by Express to any address, receipt
of price. f.
Hs-Soid by all irresponsible Druggists everywhere
DIR. w. L. MERwIN, SOLE PROPRIETOR,
nioA ++ No. 6, SoUTH FouRrH STREET,
4s4G ST LOUIS no. Ietfl
R17sold in Evansville by WIN. BIERBowER,
and all Druggists everywhere. ID ...-
ug.e- y-d&weow
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-28
Gle AaiIg dourttaG.
WIT AND SENTIMENT.

The following "poem" from the Cont
mental is worth good deal more than
continental -, and will be read with
pleasure by our Yankee Secessionists
and Connecticut Southern Rights wo-
men:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

TIE BIBLICAL REPER1ORY AND PRINCETON NJ
VIEW. .anuafy. rdtrd Dy IHAELEs honoE, q. A..
PAlAd.lphii; lrtor "aiAe.
Tie remarkable unauimity with which the leading
American Quariorlies have taken their stand against
the rifit and purposes Of the existing Southern re-
belon il gratifying circumstance 20 every lover ct
The niop Even in quarters which We're supposed,
"A least to incline to favorable view Of The cause
Of tie sllyeho'ders, an emphatic voice Is uttered
against their monst0IE usurpatious, and PRESENT.
An urgent plea n beiaI OF ths Government and liz
situations Of our country. The lat number o! tiia
sturdy organ Of oh school Pr1sbytsriauism is ox-
plict and eloquent on the great question, especially
on he relations Of Enelaud 10 tie prc-et, couiro-
yegy. \ fgw extracts viii show TIE vie aud "a
trioic spirit of he writer:
THE ATTITUDE or ENGLAND.
Our time Of tial has row cone w are engaged
in "A struggle Cor national .r, for law, ORDER and
liberty. 4 rebellion. designed 10 overthrow oHr
Government Tor tLe ay0Sed pun Oae "oi 'onser' T.
iDg, perpc.u4ting, and extending ne sts'tm o' 40
mo lie slavery has cOnfrivel 10 cnst i ms iltot
nearly tnird pait Of the people and resources Of the
led States. Nuh this rebellion we are now en-
osp,d IN "a Il -Acly conflict. toI.uiu'i.'ll Attl-
SlAsery England throws the Whole weight g. rer
.symlahy IN favor Of Til uuus licoH5 FRO slavery
rrbtliln. lAir t. AN tNtnl 20 Hif" I'''rNf
tr,y TO what wo had r4ht 10 anticipate, that II -
o,ly .by slow degrees American CAllsiiaH5 iate
yielded o. the conviction That tuch % really tie hc.
Ia oVerw hrlning evidence they iaNe go Iat it'n
forced relncpu'ly and sOrowially 70 submit. We
were nos surprised that the anstocrc oLi.s m ~
,.d took palt against as. The failure o. hrpnbll-
o'i.r - ihey cgroneOusy REGARDED ii, WIS IN s.l
~ th,,a matter OF era. ualion; and the continent
,ondillv expressed IN puDlic By SIR Lyti0n BulNcr
,g,s natural n not hOnora le. lie slii that the ball
.rre of power between rn,i0us required The tissou'
ian Of ito American Union; that tis county under
noe Government, threatened 10 overs!fcOw Euro e.
o-, disturb the political equilibrium. Neil her Were
,,s surpgised that tie cotton Manufacturers tooa
s.aes with tie cotton producers. Human nature D.
Loo ol,en blinded aud perverted by fli.iuteresi to
m, ie any new manifestation OF r. weakness a MAJ.
Ter oil surprise. The privileged class aud the cotton
suinuers however, 10 not constitute England. We
b.I faith in lte heart Of Tie people, aud espee.a
In the Christian principle OF tie middle carres. V,
confidently believed that the OF tine controlling
potulation OF Great Brtain would prove faithful to
thrr professions, and true ~ tho great interests o
irricc ard auWi'y IN tins we have been MI
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uaor' have taken H. 700 bale. The export demand for Amer
iceu. for shT New.York has been very mportant
feature and this week amounts 125 bales The total eA-
port 70 ether places j. q. go balesp
me market on Fniay was very quiet sales aoou, yV"o
ose. incnins 900 speculation Ggd FER export The
oihcisl quotations foil vs.:
~. Dream ............l-d NEEDING Mobiles .....l2l
iddnhg Orleans. Fen pland
f.lf Mobiles .........lad. NiGdnr bland. 2id
sock on hsnd, ~" 100 bales. Of which 1J so American
Trade At Manchester continues very de.
pressed notwithstanding h. great reduction In manufacture
prices however, are generally unchanged
DHEADsIUTFs.-Messrs. Richardson Spence g.
Co., Bisand, hthya To-. and Wakefield Nash Co re-
-juctoni quotations 81 02 Wheat In good
and srecula i've densud ~ advance Of Id asa on Tues
ay's rates. Red Mesen. l0iiG0l2is Southetn I2 al1
White Western, Rl6dl2 o. southern Jidl33 Corn frmer
snd closes win IN advancing endency Mixed and yellow
81 al G; White, % dsdi
PRoyIsIoNs.-Ihe sane authorities quote Bee
dull and 81 anything rattle, easier Pork slow and offered at
6a5 decline. Bscon-Hster more doing the decline
dull ald offered All t3 under the late Lard
neg ted almost nominal Tlow depressed aud prices
decuins; Brtch,' - ASS claiion. "a 49,
PRoDUcE--Ihe Brokers Circular reports: Ashes
fs AZ Bod for Pots su1 81 TO- Pearls Resin dull for
atI330l3G but ndiuu and fine active at IS as spr,'
Turprniine quiet ct % Sugars quiet bat steady Coffee
without chance. RcsSmal sales AZ previous rates Cod
Oh rsher lower. Lnseed Oil oteTedat J9l without much
business. - 81,
LosDos MARKETs.-slessrs. Barring Brothers &
Co. rsport BRgi DsruFF dull under leayy arrivals Of for
eign Diilcu, to sell except At reduc ION OF idJ on
Wnstt snd ia. On Flour. White American Nhet ~ ~
t2 Red sbGbr; Flour ~ 0J0 laos steady a. A"u L"
Bars aud Rsils SUGAR unchanged TIA without mesfia
alteration; Congon !. NCE easier COPYgg in limited re-
Quest SrnIrs TrgPKNTfNs quiet At III for American LIN
sEKD CAKss 10 ter demand Nswfofs bbls., q Dos
ton In tags sl lnIa4l 49,. SPERx On dull COP sells
a: 4f1 LIssEzD Or, 81. TALLow quiet at 49, for }. u
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ITALY.

In the Italian Senate, on the 18th Baron Bicasoli
made "a general statement OF the policy Of his Min
isiry. lie commenced by eating ttat be bad en-
deavored t. complete he Cabinet by The appoint
meni OF Minister Of tie Interior, bui that tie pend
ing reforms created in-ur-ouutabls obstacles. lie
Nas not disposed 10 make a. cOApr)n ise with polt-
ical iur,ies. The Ministry, De continued, DID no.
cone der that IL would be- diguted on their part 20
r. sign without a decl4ralion 81 want OF confidence
from the hOure. Should condemn their policy, thcy
would know their duty. 50 regards tie Affairs Of
Nagler, he said tie Government bad accepted %
heavy responsibility IN order 90 hat;cn TIE accom-.
plishuent Of the unlca,iou ol Italy. Touching the
Roman question. Baron krasoli s.ud: " AZ Rome
the dstir-s not Only Of Italy, but Oi humanity in
Celcrll will De accomplished. u j. not 10 -siDls o.
determine the tine # our triumph. II may he that
IL tbis very moment our destili,s alo n .tuilg.'
Tie Ministers Corloya Mcralerea, B,stO- ID, and
he Saut gave explanations relative 10 tier sosea
departments.
Commander San Marino said he had had two in
teryiews with Baron kiaisoil on the subject OF biz
entering the Cabinet. H. tle fret lie gave d-,iit
refusal and in The second he planned his view- an
reference the policy of Tie Government. He dill
not ink the finances corfc-pOnfsd with tie yiBcf
infused by the Ministry INTO tho national policy. lie
ehonld with TO zee tie questions relating 10 dplo
macy, finance, and the army, progress barmonionrly
to Il settlement. AZ n was not hkcy that The poiil-
cal qu-sii,us now pending IA lilly would ," Pc
.olved within bret period, he should W.. ..c
Government TO declare 10 tic country, that y ithout
renound e their oLert, they would have pnrsuei il
with means not Of such character as to entail
financial ruin.
The Marquis de villa Marina then requested
Baron Ricafoli TO exrllin the passage ~ be speech.
" IL Nay be that al THE very momeA1 orr ~e7uiies
are Jening. -,
Baron Eicasoli replied: 81 expressed myself thus
becau,e he Roman question, being moral question,
makes propr-fs every day" lie requested from the
House an explicit either approving or celsurng
the ministerial policy.
The following resolution was then almost uuani-
mously adopted. "The Senate being satisfied with
tie declaration Of the Ministry passes 10 the order
Of tie day.
Tie rnbect Of stl scripiions 10 Peters Pence bad
been debated, but Ministers said they could do moth
ing in the matter.
Soae French troops had entered Alatri and ar
rested ten BOURBON Oiccrs.
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FRANCE.
Tron Or Own Correspondent.

From Or Own Correspondent.
PARIS, Jan. 10, 1862.
Tie good news Of hr. Linconr tight and wise
rurreldcr Of 5asgn and Siide reached US yesterday.
Since when, the Bear, political and financial, 90
mourning about tho streets with dowDcast sore
heads, and tic horn Of the Bulls is exalted-our
teisibor Johns very much So If one Can judge
ffom tie yeXa'0n Of Secession and their friends
here at tlis disappointment Of their hopes of war;
should guess that the Administration had pretty
decidedly eHaspereted our Southern Brethren this
tue. On Tire other hand, our best friends eyDress
Jpir feelings IN such wCros IA there: " Honor 10
" Ne Government Of tie United States! honor nlso
t American public opinion! To recognize the ne
CO. s,.es Of situation, aud TO conform to them
vii manly resgna,ion is a proof Of wi.dom not
"yetcommon among peoples and governments. IN
" restoring the prisoners The American Government
does indeed only practice tie doctrines it
has Constantly professcd, and at the + ne time
"aycf. goat danger. 1t needed neyertl eees, for
ne Performance Of the act great strength, great
moderation, great fclEcoutfol." Another writer
| Smarks. We arc glad TO sec the President and
his adyise.s furnish tie decisive proof that Demo
cratic Governments can listen to tie voice Of roa.
son as Wei 80 the monafclies Of Old Er1ore, and
That, IN what the friends OF the South RI, he dior
ganized soeieiy the voice Of realon speaks oucer
| ";han the voice Of an excited mob"
However rJoiced Mes.rs Mason and sjfeD nav
be 70 be sentcn theirway from Boston Roa. ',n,eys
English Roast Beef their pleasure will not De- go.
saared =. those whose cause they come to advocate
hnot al al shared by the knowing ones ia he p,rs
bow. They may meet with some tri,iugy triumph
hi reception az first landing in Eng.aad-as aociden
"a symbol martyrs Of Engl-Lmens faitl in tLe Pio-
fshve Power of the British Flag. Bat the released.
ssl'ied Mason tie martyrs prestige VIII raridiy fan
'tiore Mason the slthor Of the Fugitive Slave Law
ss inGamy.
And hopeful sigs already rapidly ehoo, up from
't horizon 70 darky oiouded bat thii'y.,iX hours
70 that The settlement OF the Trent alair amounts
more than The removal Of single caufe lor prcieND
l""ar with England. There aro signs ,hat the re-
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ioypog MosEY MAHgET.-lhe funds, on inc
l7ih were dull mud Toe, 10 Improve mert when was p
crtilo tie day prDsI.na. tohto1 closeu AZ o"s"+ ~
Lo'h money and account. 49,
Ia the dscoant msart tho demand was rather oetef e"'
ia. De- we've lex Transactions below II g. cent. , l.
Tie verk, returns oi tie Bank 81 Ehsind ono" az IT.
cressr Ia The bullion Of over 4li3,WN &c., CO..
Nicer. tnlns broiHris & TO- tsyi America" N'
without change o. business . -c,
1Lty quote Bar silver a. Dollars ~ EaFe' % ~
' IIyanpOoL, Jan. l8-a ~.
CorToS.-The Bfokers' circular says: "lhe de-
m. I'd from the Trade has boen limited ilonstout hr we
ant la tho fbf-noe IL anything c!cnlatd - oHn 'A
aud he current quail ief Of American have gwen way tp''
~ limited request sDd nonirs,iy lold cheaper IT, ~
obituary qllifs 81 sITt there l. come rfs-'fe - " ~ {.
the are fy a. ia some instance 3D. uwsr while r beitf
cls.s,. less afrJ And no more thar ~ o on. ' =
De4ey ~ ~, spsl. -. ..-s - ~ ~ -!-h q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

The opening article in TIE american TIE
illogical Reciew, January, edited by tie
Rev. HENRY 3. SaIrH, is profound analysis
Of the theological system of the celebrated
DR.. Emmons, the great schoolman of Franklin,
Mass, who, according to the writer. only failed in
constructing a complete system OF truth, because
with his data and factors, it sheer impossibii.
ty. learned disquisition the "Ante-Nicene
Tnnitarianlsm," concluding series on that subject,
by Prot. r. ID. Hitchcock, undertakes to trace the
steps in the development Of the doctrine, from the
earliest speculatots Of the Greek aloloss's in regard
to the Iogos till the cousubstaniaity Of tue! Son
with the Father was affirmed q, Nicaa. TIE writer
passes in review the opinions Of Justin Martyr,
Tsiian Attenagorss. Iheopbilus, Tertullian, Nova
tian Cyprian, Clement Of Alexandria, OXYGEN, and
Uionysus, Bishop of Rome His conclusion is that
tie theology Of the Church for long time swung
back and forth between the extremes OK Aianism and
Sabellanisn TIL It finally rested in the decision pro-
nouuccG at Nicaa in 3.5. Origen "A. d. lso-21I,
he tells u.s. By the by first introduced the term God
man iuto theoloqy OF he other essays n this nunl-
ber the most noticeable Is one by Prof. Iayler Lewis
on the Two Schools Of Philosophy" in which with
bis characteristic sublery Of exposition, and earnest
nee- of statement lie conbas tie maieriaiisie ten
dencios Of certain living heologiaus and shows The
found stion in the human miad Of trnsyendenth
principles Of belief HIS language ia, perhaps, sone-
times unnecessarily cantic, but his own convictions
aye go Intense that be can only burn them into the
OF hi, opponents. large portion OF
tue number 10 occupied with summary OF religious
and literary intelligence which is special object Of
tie Review and Is evidently prepared, not with su-
rerGeial. ne, hauical haste, but with exceeding care
and admirable Judgment, furnishing quarterly RECORD
Of great value to every Intelligent reader. wv. IL.
BidwelD.
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BORDER LINES or KNOWLEDGE ~ SOME PROV
INCkS OF MEDICAL SCIENCE. ny OLIy8R Wrs.
DILL HoLSEs, 81. d. l2mo. PIP. %. 1icknor Fields
The substance of this volume was originally deliv-
cred Introductory lecture the medical class Of
Harvard University last November, in the authort
consists Of rapid but sngularly brilliant, sketch Of
the progress of discovery in the application of physi
cal science to medical practice Even the ddactic re-
quremenio of tue subject aud occasion could lot re-
press the flashes of humor which always enlyen the
discourse of the mrtbfu professor, but at the same
time, the volume is crowded with wise suggestions,
comprehensive views Of science, aud earnest State
ments Of philosophical truth.
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CHINA.

private letter from China, detailing the bar
baiities perpelraied by tie rebels, and relating how
they were driven oil from feniae lCbeiopj ~ lne
Ercncl and English. save: "Preyiolsly two Amer-
can nissouaiiss, Mr.. Parker ami Mr.. lcmes, hear
ing that the rebels were likely 10 visit Ieua, buck
led un their rCvOlyerr mounted then horses ara rode
out 81 miles 10 meet them. They passed the ont
rosts ana got the chef they asked hm hir in'rn-
lion, qnes'iooed him as 10 his religion. u'Ael eh-
rlained a little Chri,ianity, and were ten cut to
pieces by bis people"
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Tie North american R,riew, January, common
ces with summary of Dr.. Eassalls reports on the
adulteraiion OF food ia London, to when counter
part h.s been fond by similar reasearches in l'os-
ton. The unshot Of the story stbat are poisoned
10 death in the daintiest food aud the mos delicious
draugh,s. Civilization is a perpetual cleai From
morning to night, the citizen il demanded. IIeis
poi.ored by doctored wines and dragged liquors.
Alum is in his bread lard in his butter yernin in
his suoar; oil of vitriol in bis vinegar meal in bis
mustard; turmeric in his ginger red lead IN bis
cavenoe; vedigrs in his pickles; and many mineral
poisons in his sugar-plums. There may be death
in a Gun of tea. The leaves are coored with pIus-
sian blue, ebromate Of potash, gyrsum, soaps'one,
indigo, and black lead.-A paper on " Methodist
Clerical Biography" collects variety OF pleas nj
"reminiscences on The spos,ohc pioneers oil mat de-
nomination in this country.-lbc "German and
French Criminal Procedure" is decribed in an n-
structiye article.-The conditions Of successfully
trn.uting Homer are discussed in an essay remark
able for its genial scholarship, sagacoG3 criticism,
aud fine descriptive eoquence.-rhe great political
questions Of the day ably and wisely treated IN
az article on 1.-THE Domestic and Foreign Relations
of the United States" thoroughly demolishlrg tie
preteus one OF the Secessoniss, and giving lucid
exposition Of the principles Of national law involved
in the controyery.--lt is gratifying to find The
North American, which Las nj Ways prided i'se'i on
s conservative and moderate course, bravrly show
ing The most decided colors on the vital Interests
now at stake between the Union and lis enemies
while 1t admirably sustans It's position as The repre-
sentative Of classical cultivation and sound h'of'!
TASTE. CROSBY & ticliols.l
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INDIA.

A Calcutta telegram Of Dec. &c reports shirtngs
tending downward ani small twist ADVANCING Indigo
nnclan- ed. Lilreei qnict. Exchange %Iib G2ll4'
Fr,igtts to London, ojl a7Ji.
AZ HomLay. ON Dec. Il. the Cotton market WAS
patalyzed by news of the Trent Affair. Cotton
goods were dull aud declining.
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an empire, in which capital shall own labor; in which

an empire, in which capital shall own labor; in which
one race shall have all wealth and power, and the
other shall be slaves-not for a time, or during a
cation Of society. This state of civilization nyoly
Ing of necessity the barbarian, ignorance, degrade
ton, and misery of the majority Of the people is not
otly to lie ierpetuated, but indefinitely extended.
For this end, tins glorious Union-foundei by God,
az all good people hoped and believed to be the homo
uent In bis band for the dissemination Of Christianity
and civil liberty throughout the worlds to be over.
turned.
We earnestly pray that England may be saved
from the guilt OF fayoring such cause. Sure We
are mat II she, or any other foreign nation should
openly rake part with tbi, rebellion, 1t will excite
the millions OF the North TO ungoyerpable frenzy,
and produce scene of desolation, over which men
and angels may well weep.
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POLAND.

Private adyices from Warlaw state that eleven
more students had been condemned 10 serve - sol
dicrs ia the army OF Siberia.
II was reported at Warrdw that Mgr. CHG, the
pressnt IA al Nunco at Pari., would be transferred
10 NJ Petersburg, and that il Wa the with " the
Pope tLat the Nuuco stoald reside alternately 1t
81. Petersburg, Warsaw, and wilma.
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YOUNG BENJAMIN FRANKLIN By HENRY MATHEW
lZmo PIP. SOL Harper a. brothers.

TOT No BENJAMIN FKANkLIN. By HENRY NAYHHW.
limo PIP. Sol Harper Brothers.
The incidents in the early life Of Benjamin Frank.
lin are here made the foundation of what is intended
TO be pleasant fictitious narrative. illustrating tho
principles and maxims which inspired the common
sense philosophy of the great uttarsn. 10 attempt
ing 10 carry out his rather impractcable plan, the
author shows certain ingenuity, and considerable
power OF inventioni his descriptions Of primitive
colonial life in Boston are graphic, although often ex-
aggerated; but the story is encountered with innu-
merable dissertations on metaphysics, natural the
ology, and political economy, singularly out OF place
in a work designedfor youthful reading, and which
can scarcely be understood without the habit Of ma
ture reflection.
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REMOVAL OF THE PROHIBITION AGAINST
THE EXPORT OF ShITPETER.

TIE Commissioners Of Customs had been instructed
70 permit the free expectation Of the articles that
were prohibited from being exported ia the procla-
raatoas Of the 3Oth Of November and the 9TH Of
December.