Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 60, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 June 1855 — Page 3

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HlVEIi ITEiUS. ' ' The Si. Louis Republican cf Friday sajv At last the rivers are beginning to have an "upward tender cy. We hav .reports of heavy ' raids up the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. The rivrr at this point is at present almost at a land, with seven and a half feet to Cairo. On Tuesday night the river was rising slowly at' . Keokuk, ana pientilul rains had taken place in that vicinity. A pi ivate dispatch from Lxington, Mo., dated June 21, states that heavy rains were falling, and that the river had already risen ten inches

at (bat point. , The Crystal Palace is now making a trip , in the St. Louis and New Orleans trade. She -will be apt to get tired of that soon. , The old Express sunk in the Missouri ' )att week, as she was coming down with a load of hemp, &c. for St. Louis. She was owned by Capt. H. D. Smith, who purchased her recently for 85,500. The Decatur and Chattanooga packet Molly Garth struck a snag on the night of the 15ih, near Guntsrille, breaking a large hole, from which she instantly filled and sunk in five ' leet water. The damage to the cargo was slight. The steamer Sjuthern Belle has been , old forSiO.OOa to Capt. J. "W. Broadwell, and is o continue to run in the Vicksburgh trade as ' soon as she is put in complete order. It was reported here last Saturday that the low-pressure packet Northerner had sunk, cn her way to St. L juis, and as she did not arrive Saturday, the report was generally believed. It .appears however, that she knocked a hole in her . hull, just below St. Louis, but managed to keep float, until she returned to St. Louis where sue will be repaired. A good deal of hemp on board was damaged. Boat and cargo insured. -The fast packet Baltimore was here Suc- . day morning from Louisville. She will be here . , Tuesday morning on her return irom St. Louis. We thank her clerk for papers. The Highflyer passed op from St. Louis "Sunday morning, making good time. We thank her clerk for a package of papers. This packet - will be here to-morrow morning for St. Louis. We advise travelers that way to take her. The large steamer Niagara arrived here yesterday morning from New Orleans, wiih a good lot of passengers and fairtreight. She only made a short stoppage. We thank her clerk, Capt. Charley Reynolds, for a large package of Tuesday evening's New Orleans papers. The James Watt arrived here early yesterday nibfnilig from Green River. She bn ught jlown & large load, which she was engaged in putting out yesterday. The Cincinnati Times of Saturday says: The Rivet continues to advance rapidly both here and at ports above. By telegraph we learn that a further rise is anticipated ai Pittsburgh. The tributaries above are generally running out ' Ireely. ' The Robt. J. Ward was at our wharf last evening, well ladeti and Well passcngered. She made a quick trip. But liale freight was put out by her here.

Grant Thorburtis Thia gentleman, better known as ''Laurie Todd," writes a letter annually to the Home Journal, giving reminiscences of the early days of the Republic. He is a Scotchman by birth, and landed here at the age of twen ty-two. He la Bow eighty-two years of age, and ia as bright and sprightly as a young man. We give below the closing portion of bis last letter: In 1801, Thomas Jefferson became President of the United States. Aarou Burr, Joel Barlow, Thomas Paine, and others, were his privy-counsellors. Now commenced the age of txptri tnents. Mr. Jefferson, in his inaugural speech, recommended rotation in ofßce, and to sell otir irigates and build gun boats. 1 he frigates were sold for less than ine price ot me rigging, in seven years thereafter, I saw the gun-beats transformed into dung boats, transporting manure from the old Flv Market, foot of Maiden Lane, to raise pumpkins among the Dutch Farmers on Long Is'and. , But the rotation in office was a more seri ous concern. The Irish rebellion of 1793 had just been suppressed; hundreds were or dered to leave the country: America was their goal. These patriots must be provided for.- A secret conclave was held in the star chamber, Burr and Jefferson being the mas ter-spirits. It was resolved to secure these patriots, and this would secure the votes of all their countrymen, who were dailv arriv ing by thousands on these peaceful shores. (After Colonel Burr returned from Europe, whither he had Bed, after the death of Hamilton, he gave me this piece of political intrigue.) In accordance with this cold-blooded plan, I saw revolutionary men and officers who had fought with Washington, pine in tthe prUon-ship and groan in the sugar-house. $Tea I aaw them marched out of the Custom iiouse. Post, and every other office, some on crutches, aome having one leg, some one Arm,, and others leaning on their staffs from wounds received in defence of their country. I saw their places filled by foreign patriots, jnany .of them never having learned a letter .of their own language, and not even able to .speak a word of ours; but such is the gratitude of model republics. Then .commenced the flood of foreign influence, which threatens to place us on the same list with the republics that were. I was naturalized, and voted when Washington was president; I therefere think, that I have as good a right to think, as any Free thinker in America. I saw the rise and fall of the French and Mexican republics: both were strangled in their birth by the hands of Freethinkers and priests. The same tools are at work among us; and a few Judas Americoas are sellin? their liberties to a foreign potentate for a mess of pottage; aid, except God work a miracle, I think, before January 1901, our dear sister Republics, France and Mexico, may look up and exclaim "Lo, America also, may become like one of us!" The aigns of the times are portentous; with few exceptions, the pulpit and the press at si ailanl r V a I --a f-I m i r rv ar slrKt HftVinir watched u.e .uuj-,.. 6i" tue rrpsuus since ine ngv oi us uirtu, iui my brethren and companions' sake I wish it prosperity; fo my.e.f, there is but a step between m nd death. GiT Thobbürw.

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Washington, June 22. Private and reliable advices fro.m Mexico say that much dissatisfaction, exists at the capital in regaru 10 our Minister,- Mr. uads den. The Government took upon him as the nucleus around . which the Revolutionists gatberVand it will not.be surprising if Mexi co shall soon refuse to Jia7e diplomatic relations with him'. Complaints h-J already been made by the Mexican Goytunment to our State Department, in reartf ri.ttiia mat ter. " . !' 'if Atjgtjsta., Me., June 22. ine democratic State Convention as sembled yesterday. Speeches were made by several leading men of the party,- among whom were Ex-Governor Hubbard, and Hon.J Geo. J. Shipley. The Know Nothings-and Maine Law were denounced in strong terms. Judge Wells was nominated for Governor. Albahy N. Y. June 22. The semi-annual meeting of the State Temperance Society convened to-day, E. C. Delavan, the President, tendered his resign nation, to take effect on the 1st of nextJanuary. Resolutions were adopted taking strong grounds in favor of a rigid enforcement of the prohibitory law, and recommending that a World's Temperance Convention be called at some future day; approving of Neal Dow's course in the Portland affair; and recommending that the' Convention be holden at Augusta, Maine. Garritt Smith will address the Convention this evening. WASHINGTON June 22. The "Star" of yesterday evening, publishes a letter from Fort Laramie, which was brought to the States, by the same express rider to whom was attributed the report that the Fort was in possession of the Indians. The letter is dated May 6th, and says there were a large number ot Indians in the vicinity of the Fort, but intimates that there was no danger that they would succeed in capturing the place. Liquor Cases. BOSTON, June 22. In four cases tried before the Municipal Court, for violation of the liquor law, the jury in them all returned a verdict of <not guilty>. PITTSBURG [sic], June 22—P. M. The river is rising, with nine feet water in the channel. The weather is clear and warm. We had heavy rains last night and this morning. Arrival of the Steamer Ariel. New York, June 22. The steamer Ariel has arrived herefrom Havre, whence she sailed on the afternoon of the 9th inst. She brings Paris papers to the morning of her departure, but we find nothing additional in them to what we have by the Asia. They contain some glowing accounts of the feeling of the Lord Mayor cf London who had visited Paris., New Yobk, Jane 22. A bloody fight occurred today on board the ship William Stetson, bound to Quebec, between the officers and rhe crew. One of the crew was murdered and thrown over board. Warrants have been issued for the arrest of the officers. Heavy- KobberyaSSjOOO Stolen. We have just learned of a heavy robbery committed a few days since, either in this city or between hers and Jefferson City. Qen. Thomas L. Price, of Jefferson City, who s a contractor on the Pacific Railroad, came to St. Louis last week to get money to pay the laborers in his employ. He got eight thousand dollars in cash, placed it in his trunk, at the Planter's House) and saw it lying safely where he put it, a short time be (ore he left the city. J he trunk was trans ferred to the cars on the Pacific Railroad, conveyed to Washington, placed on the steamboat Sonora, accompanied by General Price, who did not examine it until he reached Jefferson City. When be arrived there and searched his trunk the money was missing. How it disappeared is not known, but it is supposed to have been extracted from the trunk, while on the Sonora, by a thief. An expert professional rogue, it is said, was on the boat, and left her before she arrived at Jefferson City. Gen. Price returned to this ciiy this morning to search for the stolen money, and we trust that, with the aid of the police, he may be successful in jugging the gentleman who stole it. St. Louis News. RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A BARQAI.V. 1 UK a deri-ix led wishes to sU his business stand on Main J. street. H. Catmel, 111., which is one of the best in town, consisting ot a lot, 28 feet front. 100 feet deep. The building is 28 by 40 feet, onestorj. Kith 13 inch hrd brick wall cellar under the whole. Tbe buiidinc is divided into two rooms, one 16 by 40 feet, occupied as a store, the other 12 br 40, occupied asa Tar ietv shop or store, patent medicines, toys, candy, soda water, ice cream, etc Also a good well with iron pumr, ioe house one of tbe best in Southern Illinois, and the oa'y one in this place, with sufficient ice for the season . Pu- ass on of the small room and oellargiTen immediately, and of .ne lars-e room on the 1st of September, with the rant from date tn that time, whioh is at the rate of $100 per annum. For further particulars enquire of the snbserioersoou. uiiflHi biü,b-. Mt. Oarmel. June 18.1855. jo2S PIC IKOIV. A SMALL lot of Tennessee tor sale low to close consignment. HKO. FOSTER Ar CO., 125 Corner of Locust street and Canal. NEW POTATOES BUSHELS of fine, large Meshanlo Potatoes for sale at i zu per Dusnei by je25 J. W. & S. V1CKERY. G UTE ARRIVALS OF GROCERIES. SACKS prime RioCotlVe. 5 bbls N. O. Sugar, a choice article. S do Plantation and BeboUed Molasses. 2 do Sugar House do, 1 bbl C. unhed Surar . S sacks Liverpool Salt; with a general assortment of groceries lor lamilr use, in store and fir sale cheap by J25 J. W. & S. VICKERT. S. F. FLOUR, GOOD Superfine Flour 12 bbls, 10 scks do do: reoeived and for sale nr je25 J. W. fc S. VICKERT. IVOTIfR (IP lSOI I'KM'V AT the June Urn, 18.55 of the Court of Common Pleas of of Vanderburgh County, the estate of Willa Miller dee-d wasdeciarea prooaoiy insolvent Creditors arc therefore ne tiSed that the same wiU be settled accordingly. je23-3tw JOHN MILLER. Adm'r. PUBE CIDER VINEOAIX. SO BBLS warranted i ore or no eharg. As it will soon be time for picketing. I have taken rreat naina ta procure a ennice artice oi eiuer vinegar ior my customers. . - 1 - . It I. L'i J I? J . wust reo- ivea sau lws ... mm w u k auiuv xrocery je23 SALT. ff"ANAWHA 3000 bbls. at river, eanal and railroad de J pot, for sale by je3 GEO. FOSTER CO. HEW GALLRRV, IV EW NAME, AiVD NEW THE SUN BEAM GALLERY! HI ESS RS. SUMMERS & TILK'TON have bow fully -,J. eompleud their Dagnerrean Knomsin ur. -n.J. uray buildings, on First .t. opposite the post. ... and are o reauy to receive visitors ana to taie piciures in toe iat-Vh-arfr.nf .ÄS ..r" wnl?: ..r..m;Ä Therefore we feel ul.ia .f ivln nartent satisfaction is U eases, whien w. guanntee, or bo aale. Please call and see os at tue Western bus Beaat. - W. B.Pietarse takes for oe dollars. je2J

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Astaes. I Iron ana Nails Saleratus. ...... 5a6 Common aar.. . ' 3 w Extra size 4 a 6 Sheet Iron.... . . 6$. ... 3d Kails .6JaCl 4i do 551 6d do -4ia5 Soda Ash Beeswax. Yellow WWU Candle. Sperm........ Star Winter mould Summer do ...... Coal. Pittsburg 23 6d do . 4ia4 j lod & upward.. . 4a4 Spikes 5a6 00 35a43! Blue 3d. ............. .8 00 23xXi loathes. . 14 Oak Country 3f. 1 50 15 Popularsaw'd3f. 1 50a 175 do do 4,f. 2 00 Phi do 3f. 1 75 Leadand Shot. Drop SUotbatr......2'a2 10 do do Xez.. , 19 10 Caunelton Coffee. Mocha Java . 15a 16 Laguayra Rio 1-213 Buck do S 25a2 50 11 a 1S Bar Lead...-. ... 7a7 Copper. rig ao- .-.-.v.. Cja7 Sheeting 14oz 38 40 45 fitalther. do- rooz Good Hemlock Sole S4a26 G. D. Hm'lksole , Oak Tanned do. 35 a 35 Upper 9 doz....2i OOaSO Lime. White 9 bbl.... 90 al 00 Gry in flour bbls 90 al 00 do in bulk.... 30a35 Lumber. Bolt Ilorkt. Velvet' qts 38 a60J 30 a40 do qu. .v. Phiaf.... ..'-. 10 a23 Drv Uod. i-4 light brown sheet ing . . . . '. 4-4 do do do 5 aß 7-8 heavy do do 5 aGJ 4-4t do do do 7 aff Oak at Mills.... 1 83 5 4 do. do do 8 aül Poplar do.... 1 25 3-4 blh'd jft&YtiVg. :. . 4 stir Cora. Pine 1 25 7-8 & 4-4 blh'd sülrt- ,! ixCM ao I 3 K no lngde sheeting.... 7TP! tldMfln 3 W a4 00 5-4 do do tfo 10al2l PineaüWgleJDSt f 90 Adams' blue and or- do do com... 3 uo ante prints. ....v.- 8 a9f Poplar do tin. .2 00 Robeson & Merirriack J do do srood 8 50 blue and Orange I Oak do 3f 9 ct. 75 prints.. .........v.- 8 a5i , ... JUolusse. Spraue dt Allen's Old Crop j3 maaaer prims.... rawt now uw ....... a Fancy litrht dt dark Heboied do1. 37 prints 9 act ougar noose.... iu . .. 5 a8l Sugar House Brown drills... Biue do Bleach'd do..... ... 7i a'lj1 Oils, . .. 8i;rl(i; Lard OH .... .. ... aioil Linseed". ... 71allTacncrs....- , . HJal7i do Kxtra...85 a J 00 11 5 a 1-20 18 a 20 25 a 20 ire a 17 Denims ........ Cottonudes Kentucky Jeans .. 14 a 30 bperm. Satinetts 30 a 70 IMinlS, Mariners' shirting. 6fa IOi; Lead in Oil pnre 8 40 a2 56 Liifht tickings 7 lf do ao uo.i s uo a Z25 Heavy do 12JaWt; do Ked 8 r.hBfk. 8 m 12i' Yellow Ocre... 31 7-8osnaburghsno.'l9 a I' i Paris Green... 35 a 60 4-4 do do in aiüt rrussian uiue. o a au Drugs & medicines' Putty 6 Alcohel 50 aOU I Whiting g a Alum 4 a 5 Fire and water Arrowroot Berrauda40a 45 i proofdry... Arsenic oowdered. 10 a 18! Turpentine.. 80 3 00 a3 50 Borax reflned 32 a 40, Varnish coach Brimstone am'r roll 5 do copal.. 1 75 a3 50 do Japan.. 1 0 a2 00 do flour sul phur 6 a 7 Campho ?flned.. 40a 50 Provisions. Beans 1 75a 300 CantnarlJ- $2 25a2 50 CartorolluJ 1....1 OUal HI Potatoes 9 bu 1 25 do de no 2.... ej al 00: tiacon.hog ro'd 7a8 Calomel HydSub 1 15 al 50, do hams... 10 7 9 Copperas a a zi Shoulders . Cream Tarter.... 40 a 50 Cleur sides.. Ribs 8 Epsom Salts..... 4 a 5 Gamboge 1 1 Ginseng 20 ltaars. W hi te selected.. 3i Mixed Sia 3 It tee. Prime 6 Seeds. Clover 5 00a6 00 Timothy a 50a3 00 Blue Grass I 50 Flaxseed 1 25 Salt and Saltpeter. Gum Trazacantn 4a a u Potash.... Liquorice 9a Paste " Paste Scicly 20 a 22 24 a 28 12Ja 16 Liquorice Calabria ..... Y adder prime Ombro Mail. Irr French K IFF 9 a 14 Manna Flakes.. 50 a 75 Kanawha 25 bbls MagnesaCaldn'd 60 a 05 do 9 do. English fine bag do mid do Turk Island do Soap, Palm 7. Oline IVutgalls Blue... .t.i a u tiuininesulp....3 25a3 50 Rhubarb China.. 85al 10 Sal Soda 4 a 5 Senna Alox 40 a 45 54 a6 Si et Id 35a40 8 a 10 Snake Hoot..... 30 a 3a Tartaric Acid... 00 70 ! Casteel I Spices. FesitHers. Live (new prime 32 a 33 Cassia in niatts.. Fish. Ginger Kace Drr Cod.. 5a6 Mace 1 50 Alackere i no i. 20 00 untinei-sno.l..l 50 15aiS 50! Pepper Sumatra. 14 llal3 00 Spice Jamaica... 16 a 1R do no 2.... do no 3.... Herrinrs scaled 75al Odi Gloves 23 l3W Flour ana meui. snear. It Orleans fair bbls6):a7y " hhds....6a7 Clarified 8a9 Powdered lOtll Crushed JO a 11 Boston loaf D R. X.O. Lamp ... a a 10 Teas. Gun powder and Imperial 40 a 60 do Canton made 39 a 40 Young Hyson.. 40 a 1)1 do do Canton made.. 30 a 35 Ningy.mg Sc Olony 40 a 60 Pewchona-...... -33 a 40 Tobacco. Manufactured Ky. com.... 16 do do good.... 20 do Mo.com.... 12 a 14 do do good.... 14 a 20 do Va com.... 14 a 18 do do good.... 18 a 35 Liquors. Brandy O t a r d. Diipy & Co.. 3 4a5 00 dopinctcastillonS 4a5 00 do Hemessev..2 4a5 00 do A. Seiguette 1 3 00 American brandy 30 a 40 Gin pin apple.. 90 al 25 do Star 1 00 al 30 do Kagle 90 al 2u Old Bourbon.... 60 al 50 do Monongahela 50 a 75 do Kye...... ... 75 a 25 Peach Brandy.. 1 25 Whisky '35 a 37 Wines. Madtira 1 25 a3 (0 Sherry 1 00 a3 50 Port pure Juice, 2 50 a3 25 do Burgundy . 1 50 a 00 Canary 75 al 20 Sicily Madiera. 75 a 50 Drv Malaga.... 75 al 00 Sweet 40 a 00 Native Wine.. 35 s 300 Claret in cases. 4 00 a4 50 WabcshC.B.F.S. Pine Grove ' Citv Milts "?75a8 00 Lock harts brand . Polk's Corn Meal. 100 Furs and skins. Otter prime Grey Fox Kaccoon season able.... Mink do cased. Doer red and sht. blue...... Deer winter. ... Glass Ac U lass ware. Green Glassware - i 33 9 c. dis. pp Flint Glassware 25 9 e. dis. pp 8 by 10 Ebrhurd. 3 00 a3 93 10 by 12 ao . it au aa cu 10 by 14 do . 3 75 a4 00 by 10 (J .... J 73 16 by 12 do 4 00 10 bv 14 do 5 00 Other sizesin proportion. urain. Wheat 100 Rve Corn yellow.... 75 a 85 do white ao do mixed.... do Barley $1 00 Oats 40 a 4o ;un Powder. Hazard.. 3 00 a 5 50 Dupont 5 50 Enfield ....4. .. 5 50 do F. S. 4 50 Blasting 3 50a4 00 liar. Timothy baled. do loose.. l uuai. uu Hides. Drv Hides 9 do salted 10 Indive. Be real 1 05a 1 25 Madras. 1 00a! 25 Manilla 75al 00 Caracus 90al 25 Cotton Tarns. 500s 9 doz 219 ct off for cash at 600s 9 doz do do do a8 700s V doz do do do a"i Try Tholowerpricesaboveeenerally.wheretwo prices arementioned.are for full packuges, and the higher for smallwholesale. S ASH AND noons. FOUR THOUSAND lighu, ass'd sites, 8 by 10 to 10 by 16, 15 two-panneled doors, 15 four do do; re'd per Canal, for sals very low for cash. In quantities to suit, at je9 COOK'S Family Grocery. StTNDrtlF.S. 5 DOZ choice Brooms. 3 nests eov'd Sugar Buckets, k cross Butler's Blacking, Ü do Hummel's tssenoo of Coffee; ree'd and for sals hy mj31 J. W. & S VICKERY. SII.K IlONNBTS. 9CASK3 Silk Bonnets received per Express, direct from the manufactory, on consirnmnt. and must b sold at EM BICH S Dry Goods Store. je8 Main st . 3 doors below 2nd. SUPKRIOR WOODK1V W.4RK, DIRECT FROM THH Ct-LlvUKAlbli HUIIMIAK MAALfAC'I' t l U V I60 DOffeN Fancy Buckets: lnu do Kia and Blue Buckets; 25 do Fancy ha f do: 25 do No. 2 Tubs, 15 do " 3 do; 10 nests of 8s do: 10 do 3s do; for sale at a small advance on jel" manufacturer', prices, by M w. rOSTKR. MOBK I'LOTHIKn. HAT", CAPS. AC. TUE LITTLKMAN WIDE AWAKE! TS HAVE in.it reoeived per steamer Stiver Wave, a coi Jl plete assortment of Summer Coats, Pants and Vests; Milrt; Drawers; etc. ALSO A flnelotof "ats and Caps of rreat varieties all of wtiich will be sold cheaper than ever at the Western Star Clothing store, nnder the raviiion uotei. BROWN SHEETINGS. 1-fVBr'V BALES Cannelton Sheeting. WW 100' do do do. 4-4 brown; branded "James Low a Co.," receive this day, and for sale foraaSH only by w iuw CO. je21 visjnaion., LfOuisviiie, Jky ' ElNEUfS. 3 CASES Bleached Linens, assorted qualities, ree'd this day and fur sale by J AMES LOW A CO.. jelt 418 Main St.. Louisville, Ky. MOSQUITO BAUS. 1 sv g f MosQoito Bar. rso'd this day and for .ale by IVJLILJ JAMES LOW CO., je!4 41g Main st.. Louisville gy. HA It VEST TOOLS. fl f D0Z Graia Scythes, 13 dos Gnin Cradles M. Vr 20 do Grass da. 20 do Scythes' Snath 10 doa bay, straw and manure Fork.: ine ree'd ai forsaleby 0. M. GRIFFITH. Bet'. V.r. House, tsek f the aew Court Eonss. Byl3-dw aad

CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, 1ND THI rOLL0WI!O ABC SOMC Or THU OrTBNCKS A0AI5ST THE C1TT PVMISH ASLB T rlHB, AS PMESCklBKD IK IHB OBD1MAHCS O AID C1TT: Any person found drunk in the streets of the City. Participating is any riot or disorderly assembly. Making any noise or disturbance in the streets. Keeping a disorderly house of any kind. Keeping gaming tables. Creating any nuisance. Keeping powder in a greater quantity than 25 lbs. Keeping powder without being properly secured. Utiug any lighted candle, lamp or match, or smoking cigars in aay barn, staole. eic. or place containing hay, straw, etc. Könning horaesin the city. Ir- moderate riding or driving in the eity. Leaving waggoaa or other vetiicle standing in the streets, without first unhitching traces; chains, yukts, etc.. by which such vehicle is drawn. stopping any waggon, dray or other Vehiole over or across any foot-path across any street or alley. Enenmbe ringside-walks with carriages, drays, carts, boies. barrels, lumber, timber, fire w od. coal, manure, or any other substane or thing or material' whatever. Trespassing upon or injuring publio grounds. Bathing in the Ohio in front of the city, do ring day-l.gnt. Bathing in the Canal, within the eity, during day-light. A'lowing any bitch to run at large. Rnllinr hoops. Byins kiws. or throwing aay hard S3-

stanee along, across, or over any street, alley, etc'. Discharging any nre arms wnatever. Setting off tire crackers, squibs or any other fire works. Allowing hogs or other animals to rua at large. Putting filth into any public eiste. Putting any dead animal into the OHio. opposite the city. Obstructing the execution of process in the hands of aa ' f8er Causing any raise alarm or nre. Wantcsly injuring any publio or private building. Keeping ashes in a barrel, box, or othercombustiblevessel. Difirinzanv ditch or drain, for the purpose of conducting witor over the bank into the Ohio. Pulling down. or defacing, printea notices, ordinances, etc. Usins any vuurar or indecent language. Hik-W anv horse or other animal, without securing it. so that it cannot go upon any side-walk or foot-path Hitching aay horse or other animal to snaae trees. Burning shavings or ur other combustible matter in the streets, between aay-ugnt anu ocioca r . mi., uratauy trme within ttenty leet of any building. Throwing any are onus, nre nranus. eto., anywnero witiim the city m j.J ls.v.. Greeting irams nuuaings witnin tue name pruuiuiwu. Running drays, wargons, sto. without license. Vagraney aud street begging. Exhiciting any show or amusement, whatever. wltfc..utlie'Sna- . . .. feüdilng witnout license. Putting up sighrfacross or overside walks. Erecting any wooden shed or awning over any side walk. I The constructing oellar doors on side walks. E epingor using playing cards about any grocery, coffee house, etc. To sutler emcxens or otner poultry to run at iaixv. Keeping C4gooni. vi.im.iiii oriran. hurdv rardv. Bacpines, r other musi cal uutrument, uou any street or alley, for pay, supporter hirs. ... ... . Injuring gas posts, gas ngnts, or snr or tue gas worn. Katablishios or rontinulng any lumber Or wood yard within the ffre Iimi'S of the city. rruilnlng privies witnout etr.ct ouscr.au.v iti o.uiu.uw.. P.rominz ai v bridre with, hctse mare or other animal at any gate faster than a walk. in Turing aoaae ucti. gelling by retail fire.rackers. sirniM or other fire works. Pntti., atA.. nina bd thrsuizli Cnv floor, partition or roof. la violation of ordinance, vis. part of Hec. 10 and 11: "And hereafter do stove pipe shall be put up. unless the same passes into ehimney or flue, and no such stove pipe berealter pot up shall ptes through any lioor, partition, roof, window. r side of a house. Every chimney or nn heteuer built in any honse in the city ehall have its foundation either on the earth; or first Hoof of sach house, and shall extend abore the roof or side of such house at leant three feet " juii.t r. UKtsr. city itecoruer. Published by Or r of the City Council. , j921 WELL. H, WALKER, Clerk. ARRIVAL OF ?IJl. AIVXSTIIAEIi, THE DEALER. TTE tutciest pleasure in announcing to the ottuens of V Evansviile. an j dealers in cixsrs in particular, that Mr Arasth.ll is now paying ns hia annual visit, samples of his fine eis-ara mav be seen and smoked at our office. 11 about ten thousand dollars' worth of cigars with him vhich he oners to the trade at low rates, . je22 2t iit.n is s now akv FOR 'ALE. f. PLAT of grennd beautifully located for one or more J"bv private residences, bounded as follows: 144 et fronting on Second street and extending ba-k 9:s feet ou Cherry to an allev.,is offered at privatesale inlou to suit purchasers. The plat can be seen a the postomee. For particulars as to terms erp'y tocitneroi tneunaersignoa. WW. REILT.Y. j ,22-1 w JAMES LAI GUT. IV. Jr. II B 4 IIKWT8, .IKKKIHKKA I'OHS, AC TUST received tic .f the latest S'jle Ice Cnets and BeW frigerators the js' article in the maket.and the cheapest. Also a Int of V4 1 Ioe Coolers, Prepare yourselves tor hot weather by calling et may 15 HORXBROOK 4 CHURCHILL'S. F t flro - mvil. ....... a.. - GEO. FOSTER CO. GREAT RARGAIXS. nVTISS F. R. MARKER i.slling her spring goods at cot. lYfl. as s:e wi.hes to make dinrent airangements in ber business. She is dstermined to sell the remainder of her spring goods at and below cost, consisting or St'sw Kapoli- - . J d:1U XI ...... . - A IJ . - ,1 r t.. ... Bn. rn.Vn.il. 1, U UU Oil. UUIIUW, " ' ' " " ' - cries, to which she invites tbe particnlat attention of ths ladies of Evansvilie and tne surrounding country. jo21 HAN DK.ERC1UEFS. A FULL assortment of Ladies' Linon Camhrio Iiandkerchiefs. U.nU' printed eor'd do; do Silk do: on hand and for sale by JAMES LOW & CO.. je2l 4 18 Main St., Louisville. Ky. RAREOE. CASE of grsen Barege, ree'd this day and for sale by J AMES LOW Js CO.. jc21 418 Main St., Louisville, Ky, SUNDRIES. ALAR0E SMortment of Pic net Mitts; Black Silk Girdles; Blak moire antique Braid; Black oo l ton velvet Ribbons; ree'd this day and for tale by JAMKS lOW & CO.. yt . jiaia sc.. ijouieviiie, nj . DELA1HG. I CiSE Muslin de Laiue, ree'd this dar and for tale by JAMES LOW CO.. ju21 418 Main St.. Louisv.lle, Ky. CASSINI ERE. I CASE of fine black doeskin Casaimere ree'd this day and forsaleby JAMES LOW & CO., je2l 418 Main St.. Louisville. Ky. CR K A 31 SMALL lot lor.ale by je21 CHEESE. a. K. HILBERT CO.. Sycamore St., near Water. A HK4PERS ASDJIOWIRS. LARGE supply just ree'd and lor sale bv je.o-dftw T. PRINT k CO. 1 0 boxes assorted Iran4s in store and for fmfcbl ORK. DALZELL JL Sali by t.vms ja.v a r . . . BUSHELS Ear Corn 35 bush prime oats: , . . . i l i, a viirrnv CORN AND OATS. 26 for sale by Jl Atrri.s. 1 f CASES black and white Twill Tape ree'd this day 1 U and for sale by J AMES LOW & CO.. J014 418 Main St., Louisville. Ky. ne . ' KrTTTEIt AND LAUD. FIFTY pouniis choice fresh Butter; am lbs Lard a aood article; for aale by jeuT J. AT. & S: YlCKERY. f) BOXES German Soap; 15 do M. Ii. Raisins; for sale by jel6 1. & V. HKiJiAja . MACKEREL. I ff PACKAGES, whole and half barrels', andkltts, II bü assorted .i.e.; for sale byß 6ILBERT t Sycamors street, neat W ater. 200 DOZ Fresh Egra; 300 lbs do TaMe B tter; 50 ehoien Beef Toigues; 50 reams extra 7 rapping Paper, ass'd ) 50 bush fr juhground Corn Meal; at COOK'S Family Orcsery. jelS ntvivt ellMR AND SARDINES. rTTQT lanit.cl frnm 7euir Tellon. jel5 TENNEY & SORENSOy. rMI.VKU gPOOXS, AC. WHES you want silver spoons, gold or silver watches, or anv kind of Jewelry, the place to bny oood articles CH!CArforeah,iat BlTTROLrF & SU.S' jewelry score, main .t., oet. is u. JUST RECEIVED, 15 do. Waldrow'. Gram Scythe.; 10 do do Straw Knives; j." d mlWh"U- BABCOCK BROTHERS. COTTON A DE. PCS fancy Cettonades received this day and for sals by ruawj JAMES LOW & CO.. el4 418 Main St.. Louisville. Ky. HELP IHK POUK! kj B. I wil'. sell Boots and shoes, and take n-vpay la AIL f kinds of Indiana State Stock money, exoept those that have snspenaea payment, tail anu see. decl6-tf H. J. HART. LABIEN' GARDEN rUST reo'd and for .ale by I je21 SPADES, T, GRANT & CO. CHEESE! CHEESE! rip SAGO, Durham Farm, and Western Reserve Ch-ees forsaleby 110RNBR0OK it CHURCHILL. Je21 ' PRESERVE VOIR OWN FRITIT! DAYTON 'S self-sealing Fruit Cant; alto Gla Jars for fruit packing, lor talelow by je21 HORSBROOKA-CHrRCHILL. THE ROAD TO HEAI TH! ICH chests. Kefrigerators, Water Coolcra. Filterers and Ios Cream Freelers, forsale bv je21 HORNBROOK At CHURCHILL. TO THE L DIES. YOTJean find atnperior article of shoe, on First street, opposits the Post Omoe. The subscriber respectfully announces to the ladies oi Evansviile and vioiuity, that hs has fitted up a store for ladies exclusively. Work mads to order and warranted. jeSim GEORGE ATHERTOy. HYDRAULIC CEMENT. AFRESH Lot just put in .tore. ev je20 TENSBY JfatfoRESSOTT. TECEIYED per David Whits. Lemons Oranges, Laysr a, Raisins, Molasses in sail narTeis. eio. )7t0 TENNE, A BOREySON. FEED OsTkiasTa ErSHBraa; 0JJJ 100 bush Oat; jsl FEED! l.ooo bush shorts; f'T sal. at OOOB'S Family Gree.ry.

FOUR MONTHS CREDIT SALE OF CHAIRS. WE will sell at tbe Crescent City Auction Mart, OB THURSDAY. 28th June, at 9 o'clock, - , 700 DOZEN CHAIRS. Embracing 25 different .ample, and manufactured by one of the best and largest factories ia ths United Bute., and warranted new and perfeot. . , Slab Back Chairs, Spindls Back Chairs. Bannister do. Scroll Top do. Scollop- Top do. Bustle do do. Polka do do. Children's Rim Back Chain, Assorted do, Grecian painted cane seat. Large arm rocira, eane seat, do walnut do do, Culi'.oraia do do do, do cherry do do, -Boston do do do. Spindle rockers do do, Jenny Lind do do do. Bannister do do do. Ri ck offio. chairs. Six feet Settees, etc., etc. This sIe afibrds dealer, ia chairs the best opportunity that ever wesofiertd in this eity. The chairs are all new and perfect, ana will most positively be sold, as tie owner wishes to change bis business. TERMS OF SALE: All sums of 100 and over 4 months credit. Sale at 9 o'clock. SWEET A LEOXARD. Jc'.'2 Auctioneers. V.VMJ4ELB L VXPS FOB SALETWO EIGHTY AfRE TRACTS OF LAND IN wARRTCK COUNTY, SIXTEEN MILES FROM EVANSVILLE.

o Sionday, July 2l.r5. at our. ales room. Old Court ' House, corner of Third and Main trtet. at' li o'clock. we will .ell at auction, without reserve, the East half of the yf.R. qr. of Section 3. Town 4, Range 9' West, containing SOaeres. The above described tract of laud 1. situated on the Wabash and Erie canal, 1. heavily timoerd, and i. firtt-rate meadow land. -Vhere i. alsoag9od quarry of. tone on one oorner of ths land, and a large lot of ureased atone suitable for building. ALSO, fie East half af the S. W. qr. of Section 28. Town 4, Rang 9 West, coniiiaioif 80 acrb. of good farming Land, about half a mile from ths Canal, and near the Straight Line Railroad. ALSO. TWO HOUSES AND LOTS IV THE CITY OF EYANSVILLB, On on Locust t. b St ween 7 th and gth, 25 feet by 144. with a good one-story frame beus-4. cistern, etable and woodshed, aud one between Locust sad Maid' sts., 30 by 75, with framt house and rood ciater'n. Titles indispuiabla. Terms cade known oa ths day of tile. üuuu&i s unusu.-), je9 Auctioneers. C. E. LKOSAHS. . L. SWEET cRKecRivr ArcTioN noo-tis, oppusitk tub aaw court ikii'sb. GENERAL AUCTIONEERS At REAL ESTATE BROKERS, RESPECTFULLY tender their service, to the cititene oi Evansvilie and surrotfn ding country, for the tale of Real and Personal Property, as Houses and Lots. Furniture. Dry Goods, Hardware. Groceries, etc. etc; also particular attention paid t all out door sales of every description on reasonable and satisfactory terme. We shall do exclusively a Commission Business, aud not having any goods of our own to plaoe in competition with consignors, both trie trover ano .euer a ii.i. have a fair and lentimate market. W e Will devot oar whole time te the Auction and Commission business, and our friends and customers may rest assured that are will spare no efiurts to nleasethem. w itn pruuence ana attention to Dusiness we nop. to merit the confidence of all those who entrust their business to our care. RKFERESCES P. O. O'RlLET & no., Evansviile. liCTAi.I.. ALOO S Co., JHemphi., Tena. Wit. Park &l Co.. do do. James Bo-'d, do do. R. B. Sties. New Orleans. Lewis Ssapp. do. Miles E. Folees, Vick.lrafg. Miss. Wm. McRab. do do. Logewood Bros , Cincinnati, Ohio. Ke'lloo ii Foot. do do. Edwards & RusnvELI.. St Louis, Mo. Regular sale day. Tue.davs. Thursday, and Saturdays, St 10 o'clock and every evening during tbe season, commencing at early gaslight. ap5 Stt EET ii LEONARD. Auctioneers. DAXiEL W001SET BIBAH JtELSOX auction noons, Öld Court House, Corner of Main and Third streets, immediately opposite the Washington Hotel. H- A VING leased for a term of years and fitted up the above well known stand, we are now prepared to rocuive for sale at auction or privatesale. all kinds of go os, wares and merchandise-, household furniture, horses, buggies, eto.. eto. C 'th advances male on consignment, when required. Reaular .ales everv Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday, commencing at 9 o'clock. A, M. Also Tctsday, Wednesday and Friday nights, at early gas litit. . Out-door. ie. and sales of real estate promptly attended to. We are weekly receiving, and bave nowonhaod alarge and general assortment of FURNITURE, consisuig oisiat. apinulo and bannirter backs, scroll and scollop tops, rim back office, Freneh. Jenny Liid. and Bustle wood seat Chairs; mahogany and rose wood .ofaseat Chairs: Eliiabetn chairs; spring seat arm rockers, sofas, sociable., centre, card, diuint and breakfast tabled; light and wash stands, lounges, mirrors, fine common anl misses' bedstea'ls. mattrasses, tin and wire safes, etc., which we will sell at Cincinnati prices. . We have alo oa hand a great variety ofnoti.ms. jewelry, violins, accordeoiis. pocket cutlery, guns, pistols whips, etc.. etc.. which we will sell at reduced prices for oash, wholesale orretail. WOOLS Kk & NELSON.. my9 DEMRAR1.E ICES1DENCE OS FOURTH STREET FOR SALE. WE offer forsale at a bargain aconuortable Cottage Real dence. with goo.l out-houses and cistern, and in i sood aeichborhood. For pat ticuJais enquire of 6 SWEET At LEONARD. , e Auctioneer, and General Agents. GKEAT SALE OP TOWN LOTS IN IHK TOWN OF E I, H E K. E E L D , THE STR4IG1II' LINK KAILKOAD,' SIXTEEN MH.l:s FROM EVANSVILLE. ON THIS tale of town lots will take plaoe oa WEDNESDAY, th. 1ST OA Y OF .' TGI ST next, on the premises. eommencinc at 10 o'clock, A. M. Tbe town of Elbeifeld is 1 eated immediately oa the Evansviile a Indianapolis Straight Liae it. K , ! miles frnm Evansviile. 18 miles from Prineotoo. 17 miles from Newburgh. 14 miles from Bioaville. and 2, miles from the Wabash il Erie canal. Being located on the head waters of Blue Grass, it i. regarded as the most healthy situation in Southern I.disna. It is surrounded by a line farmiug country, well timbered and well watered. It offers to ths mcchanio many advantages, amongst which may be classed, cheap living, eheap fuel, and an abundance ot the best quality of timber. A blacksmith would he well patronised, and be handsomely supported by the farming business of the immediate neighborhood. A eon per eoull he so pplied wi'h staves and hoop-poles from the surrounding c.untry, und the facilities now afforded by the eanal. and tbe still greater facilities that will soon be afforded by the completion of ths railroad, will enable him to forward his wares to the great commeToial mart Evansviile on advantageous terms. Other mechanics will meet with encouragement. To all such, it will be of great advantage to make an early location. A plat, of the town can be seen at the residence of Thomas Smith, one of the proprietors living near the premises, who will give any information desired, previously to the day of sale. TERMS OF SAL"": One-fourth each, one-fourth in 12. one-fourth in 18. and the balance in 24 month, from the day of sale, the purchaser giving a note with approved security, without the benefit of valuation or appraisement law., bearing interest from date. THOMAS SMITH. WILLIAM EMBREE.S Proprietor.. je!2 SM'I, HALL. ) VAIXABi.K MT FOR SAKE. A GREAT BARGAIN. THE Lot on the cornerof First and Cherry street.. 75 feet by 150, adjoining the residence of Samuel Lister, is offered for sale on ressoual-le terms. It it one of the most eligible building lots in the city, and perfect title given. Also, a house and loton Chestnut street, adjoining the residenoeof Joseph Turnock. is tor sale on libers.1 terms. Enquire of je7 J. O.JEWELL. DENTISTRY. DR. J. FLEAGEK, DENTIST HAVING permanently located in Evansvilie, respectfully offers his professional services to the eitixen. of Evansviile and vicinity. All operation, pertaining to ths teeth performed in the most approved manner. Otfioe and residence oa Second street, near Locust, je FRFSH POTATOES DIRECT FROm IRELAND. FIFT1' sacks reo'd per Alvia Adams, and lor .ale by je5 WM. REILLY. WHITE LIME. BBLS Freeh Rosche for .ale by jB4 GEO. FOSTER & CO. 175 GREY LI.flE. PN Barrels and Hogsheads, constantly for sale by je4 GEO FOSTER & CO. SEAT OF WAR. SINCE ths Clay county riot has caused so mnch alarm. It was the opinion of many, that S. EM BICH had also gone to the scene of aetion. That was aa error, but he bad gone to purchas a full supply of Summer Dry Goods, which are now just wpeueu, nu mi n.io . tu. ww.. prices. Store on Main street, three doors below Second. je!8 I RI SH TEAS. A FINE stock has been received this week of Imperial. Gunpowder. Young Hyson, and Black Teat, in hr.li chests boxes and caddies, and for sale at reduoed rates, corresponding With Ute Eastern price., by w. FOSTER. SUGAR. A f BHDS fair for .ale low to close oonsignm.nt. 4U jc4 GEO.FjSTER CO. NOTIONS! NOTIONS!! II LOW ER va.es. thermometers, traveling companions, . best London sea ing wax, eight and ten key's French accordeona, fine French harps, doll., marbles: toys, teasets, port-monnaies. eombt, tuperior needlet. pins, toothnicks, key rings, pencilt, steel pent, tooth brushet, wax beads, dominoes, chess mtn, Emerson's razor steps, toilet soap, jumping rope, and battls doors, together with agreat variety of notion, for .ale by A. C. PUSHER. ap26 under Odd Fellows' Hall. First .t. TES. f PACKAGES fresh Teas jnst received an for JL ws. wa .ais oy ap25 PRESTON BROS rZ BARRELS Mackerel. mm 9 25 hf do do. 2.5 H do do, 25 kitts do : assorted numbers; 5 drums prime Cod Fish; 60 hx. No. 1 Herring; reoeivsi per steamer David White, and forsale by ay 25 PRESTOS BROS. EXTRA FAMILY FI.OtK. , WARRANTED equal to t. Louis extra, just reoeived by eanal boat Ben Bolt. myl9 TEXNET & 80RESS0S. HAVANA SIT GAR Oi? BOXES As hits jost reo'd and -or sale low by CD S E. GILBERT & CO.. je!9 Sycsmoro St.. near Water. RTRIiTLY Pt'BB MUSTARD. SLti CASES. dozen each, jnst ree'd ani for saleVy 11 s V. CM BCBTim ; Syomnre.t.. niirffinr. GOLDEN SYRUPS, f M nu ana nr- ddu xeoeivea bv X jsiO CHOICE Drlsd Psschss s T. BAOOy A OO.'S Fsmily Grocery.

J. HYDE'S MARBLE YARD. COBKEB SECOND AMD TIKE 8TBEET, EVAKBVIL1E, 15. THE undersigned would respectfully annoovee to ths eltl sens of Evansviile and the publio generally, that he has purchased ths entire stock of No. 1 Vermont Marble of Ur. Humphrey, and is fully prepared to fill all orders for Mona ments. Tombs, Obelisks, Head and Foot Stones, of the bee nrkm.nMn tns th. finest material. Those wisbinetoar.es

suitable Monuments to their deceased fritmda, would do Weil to give hi ma call. All ordcrspromptly attended to. oct24-tf J." HYDE. NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL. rTTIHR Proprietors of .his House have removed .from their B id atanS an M.ln at-e.t tA their new Kot4. lust finish" ed, opposite the new Court House, where they are pi .pared ttv accomnioda'S their old customers and all other, who may .Sw' fit to eill upon them, in a much superior style than formerly.. Thankful for past patronage we reipect'ullj solicit a continuance ot the same, whioh we shall use all our endeavors to merit. Or r fare will be ths best ths market affords, and oar ebargei moderate. uood staon a ana wagon vaTa Eept lorcountTy ."V. ylO-d&wtf FELKE R & HEDDfi.Ri.CH. THE EAGLE FOUNDRY. . THE partnership heretofore existing between Brfnksisysr. MeskeT At Co.. in the Foundry busineaa. has this dsy by the mutual consent and agreement of all narties been ebancsd, by Henry and William H. Kinsman purchasing ths sn tire interest oi oun x. .n ..s iu ngimssi. The Foundry business will be carried cn as heretofore, bat mors extentivrlv. under the fir tu and stvle of BRlN'EMEYER. XLISMAN At CO. ' Brinkmeyer, Klueman & Co., keep on hand an 4 are always manufacturing Coal and Wood heating Cooking ana Parlor Stoves of various patterns and sixes. Fira Frames and. Grates. Balcony and Fence Railing. Machinery, eto.. whioh they will sell cheap, and warrant unsurpassed ia beauty sf workmanship, finish and service, by any Foundry la baa' West. . Eagle Foundry oa Vain street and the Canal. ' Store oa ilaia St.. between First and Socond-Evantvills' Ind. BRINKMETER, KLU3i-"AN A CO. je4-luid-1yw. - HARRISON IIOtfSE. THR undersigned having leased the well known prepertyformerly owned by Gen. Wm. H Harrison, near the bridge on tbe Wabash river and Depot of the Ohio and Iiis- . .'Stippt Railroad, and fitted up the urns for the reception of boarders and the traveling public generally.. In considers, tion of its handsome location, sad ths growing town around, together with the prompt attention to the comfort of guests. ' they hops to receive sad merit a liberal shsre of patronage. A. B. DANIELS & SON. my25-2wdlmw tvin- News A THE HOT NIGHTS ARE COMING. . LL those who wbh to sleep eool, had better call at Col-" burn &r HersbbergeT's. and buy a aew mattre... Ws' are tnrningoutthe best mattresses of every deaeriptioa and site ever made in the H estern country. If any one doubts our word, lot them etil and examine, and produee a better", one. We have experienced workmen, and will make to erder spring, hair, cott m, moss and shuck mattresses, and warrant' them better tban can be obtained at any otbar wisters eity. Foronr spring mattrsses. we import the springs front aa' Eastern munu'actory and will rnarrantee them to stand. To country merchant, we would .ay that we can furnithr them on as liberal term. a. they oan obtain the sams quality at any otiiercity. Ws would also say that ws are dosing out tho.ba1anee of: ur spring snd summer dress goods at a large discount from' eost. and those who want bargains, bid b-tter call and ex-' amine. C0LBURN & LERSH BURGER. my23 Foster's Biockv. Firsts. . AYElt'S PillS. ANKW -nd itirfaUrly eaooessful remedy ior the ouff WW Bilioas diseases CoatiT(Dsfl. Indittsiion. iva dice. Dropsy, Khtumatiim. Fe Yen, out. Huxiiors. Nerrou ow-, Irru.b Inflammation, HeaHaciie Faina ia th Breut. Side, Back, and Limbs, Female Complaints, etfl.. etc. ludetd. Ttr few are the diseases in which a PurratiY Medicine ia not more or le required, and ma oh tja9erinr and icknaj miht be prevanud, if a barile bat effectual Cathartic wre more freely used. No fron an f?el weU while eostire Habit of bodv pre rail; besidei it. booh genet ate serious and often frtol diseases, which mUKt have heea aToid-d by rh timely and judicious ose of a (rod pnriratiT. thu ia alilietrucol Colds. Feverish Symptoms, and Biliont deracnients. The? all tend to become or produce rhe deep seated and formidable distempers which tod the hearses all oTertt e land, iinnce a reliable Kami)- Physic is of tbe iirsa tmpsrtancti to the pablia health, and tnie pill has been perfooted with consummate skit to meet, that demand, ab extensiv trial of its rirtajg by Physicians. Proiesfors an Pa tients. has shown results surpassing aaythinc hiherto inowa oi any medicine. Ca e have been effected teynnd belief, were they not substantiated by persons of such jiaJted pfl tion and character as to forbid the cispfcioa of untruth. Amon the xna.ty eminent ptenclemrn who hare testified w favor of these Pills, we may mention: Dr. A. a. HaYES. Analytical Chemist Boston, and State Assay er of Massachusetts, whose high Professional ehnractf r f 9 endorsed by tho Il-n. KDWAKD KVERKTT. Senator of tbe Tnite State. ROBKRT C. WINTHROP, Ei-Spsaker of the flouj of Repre-entat-Tes. ABBOTT LaVTREXCK. Minister Plea, to England. fJOHN Ii. FITZPATRIC&, Catholio BUhop of Boston r also, Vr J. R. CUILT0V, Practical ChemistorXew Tori City, endorsed by Hon. W. I. MARCT, Secretary of State. Wil. B. ASTOß, the richest mah in Amerfca, S. JUELAND & CO., Proprietors .of the AietropoUtan Hotel: and others. Did space permit, we conM giro many hundred certificates' from all parts where the Pills have been used, but evidene even more convincing than theexperienee of eirinent publla men. Is fonnd in their effects upon trial. , They operate by their powerful influence on thv 'nt-rnal viscera, to curifv the blood and stimulate it intc heal thv ao tion remove the obstructions of the stomaoh, bowels, liver, and other organs of tho body, restoring their irregular aetion to health, and by eorreiting. wterever they exist, such do rangemtnta aa are the firn origin disease. JAMES C. AYE R, PRACTICA!. AMD ANALYTICAL CITKMIST. LOWXLI., at ASS. Price 25 eenti per boa. Five bcrsa for f . , SOLD HY 7a11v P.m.l.v Jr Ce. Rv.mvtllM fnd. 'and bv amenta Im every town in Varrick. Posey and Perry oounties anS by dealers ia medicines everywhere. say-re-sm. PKOF. O. J. WOOD'S CELEBRATED HAIR RESTORATIVE rSplIE effects of this wonderful Hair Restorative, are proM iHoinc the most astonifhiiic results in the pobliö mind: old and young are Tavlah in t.Veir pia:ses of the virtues of this remarkable composition, it is the only preparation that can bo depended on to restore crey hair to its natural color, and re-produco on, bald heads a luxuriant growth. Ktad tho o .lowing: Pnor. O J. Wood. Dear Sir: I take pleasure in bearing voluntary testimony to the susgie effects of your wonderful Hair Restorative. A far back as '36. my hair como-entd fsaliiatr- nnttl thu ton of nr scaln became bald and aa moatli as glattj, notwithetanding I had used msny celebrs ted prevent ativos. Saeirg your advertisement, 1 was induced to giro your article a trial, and to my aotonishment, I found. a.tr a. lew applications, tnat my nair became nrmiy set ani assomca a very glossy and beautiful appearance, and by tho time 1 bad used the content of a quart bottle, mv bald head was covered with a young and vigorous rc WLh of bwr, whieh i one to two inches in Vjngth and growing very fast. HENRY GOODRICH. Witkrtowh, Mars., May 1, 1854. Par. O.J. Wood: Allow mo to attest the virtues and magie power of your Hair Reftoratve. Three months sineo, beina exceedinely arey. I purchased and soon commenced tv use two bottles, and it soon began to tell in restoring the silver locks t their native color, and the hair, which was be fore dry and harsh and falling off, now became soft and jrloo st. and it ceased failina; the oaad ran aisappeareo. ana too scalp lost all tbe disagreeable Itching ao annoying before, and 1 not on.y 10OK out ieei young aain. jEespeciiuiiT. TOnr, etc., CHABLE3 WHITXET, Prepared and sold wholesale and retail at 114 Marks! street. St. J-ouis, Mo., and at bö5 Broadway, iew lora. where also all tbe most popular patant medicines are for ealo, wholesale or retail, aa low and du as favorable terms as they an be bougct at any other houee. , ror sale at ianuiaeturer-s pnnw ny nALüuua STODDARD and all tho principal druggists everywhere. my l CASH CÜSTOMERS CAN be surplied at tbe lowest market price, with HemlscK and Oak Sole leather. Patent French and Amerjcatt Calfskins. French, tilaied and Boot Morocco, Sheep LinJ inics. Bindings, etc., eto. Call oa Sycamore street, between Water and First. Evan,, ville. Ind. myl J. FLEMING. SKAVING SI1.K.. O OASES black Sewing Silk ree' this day and forsale by . . 1 . u I aur iL. 1 1 jel4 418 Main St.. Loni.ville. gy. WHITE I.IJIE4 "f ft ft BBLS eoioe White Lime, -in firime order, for sals je8 by UABCOCK BROTHERS. THE CRV IS STILL TI-EY COME." - A.0'rilt:lt AKKIVAL OF new Spring Wall Papers. Borders, sto., jnst received at the store of John C. Devareux, Jr., oa Main nreet. consietins in partof: v all fap.r irom tea cents to uiree ooiiar. per piece. Borders from ten cents to three dollars per piece, beauti ful patterns of Gold and Velvet. ,. , Bei Testers from one to three dollars per centre, sxessainsly rich patterns. , . . Fire Board Prints from twenty oents to tbiee dollars per piece, comprising some of ths most beautiful ever brought to this eity. .... Paper window Blinds of all sinos, wP. - prices. Together with Wrapping t-aper. ."! , ine aoove stoon is tne most com pio -.-B 16V. lie, and Will b. sold low. The assortment ot GOLD PARLOR PAPtR , consists 0 thenewest and richest patterns, " """V i.t bat. Feelirc con84ent that I can please , ths fa. .ev 'of ail those who willfvor me with a sa l. aasi "'' r favor.. I respectfully -U1. .o- - VliSu5". Main St.. between 1st M. '. 1' lllllt'AI.S. ICO BAGsrnmetlioCoff'e. 2S bbls Raflner.v rebelled Molasses, 100 hales Cann-ltoa Batting. os. la 2: or 1. verv low gy" M. W. FOSTER. IMPROVED PORTABLE THILL. VtOR rindin wheat and corn, and all other subataaeos GenanVolu Aoo'hor,1lfraa4 Bolting Cloths, and Beltiag 1 "on'r!aent. J R. Monroe, is authorised to sell ths aboT artiotes atour Cincinnati price., including freivht. OaUt R. Monroe's Family Grocers, corner of Oak aa SaSr' JAME3 BRADFORD & 00.. Cincinnati. Q. lEt! TK.A TEA! . REO'D per Helen Mar. 75 paobaees of aborted Tea, fa any .tied packages half chests, quarter ohesss. Is 1 saddles, i lb saddles, and 3 lb 41, VT2'lPyf? fsmilTois. fortslsby jel I. D. HEIMA