Evansville Journal, Volume 10, Number 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 April 1844 — Page 4
JL I III Tm STATE of INDIANA) gg ;
Jk' T the March term of the VanderDurgh fclr.
cuitcourtA. V 1844, said court declared the estate of Thomas Ward deceased, to be nrob-l
ably insolvent; Creditors are therefore, requir-l
ea to Die inetr claims against ttie estate tor al
lowance in said circuit court within ten months
from the date hereof, or they will not be enti-
tied to payment. E. WARD, Administratrix. ApriUth,1844. TAN YARD FOR SALE.
TUB subscriber offers for sale on low terms, th long established Tan-Yard, situated in the Town of New Harmony, County of Posey,together with the fixtures belonging to the same. To any person qualified to manage the business the property will be sold at a bargain, and the terms of payment mode easy. There are two acres of ground belonging to the premises,
and the yard is conveniently located, for lurther particulars enquire of A. MACLURE in New Harmony. March 28th 1844 3t. LIST OF LETTERS
"tn EM A1NING in the Post Office at Evans-
lilL ville. Ia.. April the 1st, which, if not tak
en out in three months, will be sent to the Gen-1
eral Post Office as dead letters.
LOUISVILLE , EVANSVTLLE AND NEW ORLEANS.'' THE FAST RUNNING STEAM B OAT AMERIAN EAG LE.
CAPTAIN MONTGMERY, will ply regular between the above ports, and will leave ihii place for NEW ORLEANS on Friday
the 1st March without fail. For Freight or Passsage apply to E. A. CORBET, Main Street. Evansville Jan. 25, '44.
For the Wabash River. f EnHE light draught oteamer CICERO, James lj, Patherson Master,will run in the Wabash
trade regularly between Evansville tnd Lafayette the ensuing season. For freight or passage, when the season commences, apply on board or to 'HARRINGTON, HANNAH & Co. Shippers may rely on correctness and despatch Feb. lst,'44tf.
BLANKS
At this office, such as blank Deeds, Bills of La den, Executions, Summons', &c. &c, Which we will sell cheap for Cash.
M1
AGUE AND FEVER PILLS.
"EAVITT &. Co's. Ague and t ever Pills,
which is a sure cure, no mistake Having
never vet tailed in a single instance, au too
that are shaking this hot weather had best to call and purchase one box that will be sufficient to cure any case of Ague and Fever. For sale one door below the Post Office, Main street, by L.D.SMITH. . April 7. ,
- LIME.
100 BBLS- WHITE LIME, in store and for
sale low, by A. LAUGHLIN, Sc Co. June l-tf-'43. Water street.
i NOTICE. PWnE SUBSCRIBER will receive in 11 ment of debts, or for troods. if delivere
by.tbe xutti day of January ,tho following article of produce, viz: ' '
Perk, Beef. Lard. Tallow. Tobacco, Wheat,
Oats , Potatoes, Dried Apples or Peaches. Deer
bktns, Coon4Sktns, Green or dried Hides, Uiover
&eed or timothy Seed. Feathers, Beeswax
and Flax-Seed.
CASH will not be refused. Those wishing to
pay in any of . the above named articles, will
please come forward as soon as possible.
. - , JOHN SHANKLUM Dec. 21 st '43 tf.
May 18
BOXES TIN PLATE, jost receiv
ed and for sale low by A. LAUGHLIN Sc. Co.
Window Glass t AVhite Lead. 30Boxea 10 by 12 Window Glass, 30 do 8 by 10 do do. , 40 do II bv 15 do do.
10 de I bv 18 do do.
00 kegs Pittsburgh No I White Lead. Just re
lieved and for sale by W. & C. BELL
Jan 7 Corner Main and First S
- A Aikin, David Ablet, Isaac Amtstrong,Stephen B Babcock, Hezekiah Baitis, John Barlow, Jane E MjssS Blackburn, James Boaman, Mr Boyd, James Bushman, John Butler, Eliza Mrs C
Carmeck, Edward H Esq 4 N
Cose Emetine Neel, James
Lifeve, Jacob B. Liles, J Longest, Price Lukins, John Marstella, Ann Manning, Joel Esq Martin John Marion, A - Maxwell, E Metlord, Thomas B
M'Allister Lucinda H McA lister, Jesse Makepeace, Chas. care of Warner
ters
Cullen, Peter
V Densmore, Wm Dorse y,.W H Drapira, E A Esq Duey, Thomas Dunham, Horace E Edwards, Alfred Elliott Miller R. Ellsworth, SharlottiaJ Evans, R Evan Evans, Jackson Ewing,W George F Fields, Robert Fleming, Henry Foster, B Mr Frost, Wm G Gedncy, Thomas -Gates, John Garrison, Boston Garvin. Susan Miss Good, Frederic Gooin, Henry Gritton, Peter Groves, Alx'r M K ' H Hardy, Charles
Herell, Margaret Miss
O
O'Conner, Wm Esq O'Connell, Wm Osborn. Cornelius 2 Poty, John Perry, Mary Miss Phillips, John C Potter, N F Pusky, Deberah Ann R Rappelyea J B Reagin Wilks Esq Root, Mattin S Selman.F Mr Simmons, Hannibal II Shannon Andrew Sheldon J O Esq Simpson Samuel. Singer Charles Sheets George
Slaight, William A Smith, Samuel 3 Smith, Thomas South wick, Perlina Mrs Stingon, Mason Sprout, Wm. G. Steel, John Siockwell, Nathan Stratton, Charlotte
Sullivan J W
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. LL persons interested will take notice
that the undersigned have taken out let-
of administration on the cstato of Samuel
Steel, late of Vanderburgh County, Indiana
decased. All persons having claims against tne'
estate win piease present tnem, an moae in
debted will please come to the administrators and make payment. Tne estate is supposed to be solvent- JOHN SPY KER. ,,,,,. T"fc . MTT'f l- ll'TP XT' T f "011118
Feb. 29th, '44-3
COTTON YARN.
BOXES Yarns No. 500, 600 and 700 for
sale, by A. LAUGHLIN, Sc. Co.
June l-if-'43. Water street.
3000 BUSHELS OATS Wanted, for which
we will pay Cash. BEMENT Sc. VIELE
August 3rd, 1343.
GUNNNY BAGS.
GUNNY BAGS
just received
per Steamer Feliciana, and for
sale by i. H. MAUHEE & CO
jjAEusville Jan. 11th, 1844.
BAGS RIO COFFEE, just receiv
ed and for sale by
January 25th, 1843.
a
,7
For sale by
Bbls KENHAWA SALT 200 bags Turks Island do
2a do Liverpool bloom do
BEMENT & VIELE
CONVENIENT STORE ROOM on Water Street. Enquire of
HARRINGTON, HANNAH Sc. CO. Oct. 19th, '43-tf. ADMINISTRATOR'S-SALE. TSkJOTlCE is hereby given that I will expose INI to sale at public auction on Friday the 15 day of March 1844, at the late residence of Charles Bigley, late of Vanderburgh all the personal property of said deceased consisting of of horses, hogs, cattle, corn oais, hay, farming
SHOT! SHOT!! IBAGS assorted SHOT just receive
from St. Louis, and for sale very low far
Cash,bv HARRINGTON, HA JNN AU, &Ce
Nov 17. water Btroet.
CLOVE SEED.
EVV Clover Seed for sale by
March 3 '43.
BEMENT Sc VIELE.
Raisins, Lemon
rapping Paper, Bed Cords, &c, in store
utensils and household and kiichen furniture,&c and selling verylow lot cash, by
irEAS, Candles, Soap,
JA w,
Hitch, Mary Ann Miss Stevins, John W
HillyaTd, Wm
Hogans, Wm M Hollows g, Jesse Hovey, Charles G Hooker, Levi James, Jonathan G Jackson, Aifred B Johnston, Arthurj
Johnston, O
A credit of nine months will be given for all
sums over three dollars, less than the above
amount cash. Bond and approved security will
be required. WILSON SHOOK Adair. Feb. 22 '44 3t. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"OTICE is hereby given that the undersign
ed has taken out letters of administration
on the estate of Charles Bigley, late of Vanderburgh Co unty State of Indiana. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present
them duly authenticated tor settlement, the estate is supposed to be insolvent. WILSON SHOOK. Adm'r. Feb. 22 '44 3t.
June 16, main street
A. B. BEMENT.
Law Notice. B ATTELt Sc. INGLE, ' ATTORNEYS AT LAW, EVANSVILLE. Officeon Frstst. below Main. Aug 5-tf
REMOVED.
ALLIS HOWES have removed , to the New Brick Store on Water Street three doors above Main and next door to Carpenter in Ladd, where they will be happy to wait on them
tnends. jf eb. 22nd '44 tt.
IRON AND NAILS.
E are constantly receiving large additions to our former stock of JUNIATA IRON
and NAILS, which we will sell at reduced pri
ces or cash or produce. A. LAUGHLIN, &Co.
June l-tf-184J. Water street. Salt Salt!
Bis No. IS ALT, just received and for sale low by
April 7. 1843, ALLIS & HOWES.
Brandies, Wines, fee.
1 Half pipes Old Cog. Brandy, superior brands Mariner Shirtings; Chambrays; bleached
LEAD! LEAD!!
POUNDS Bar Lead just receiv
ed from St. Louis, pr steam boat
Messenger, and for sale very low for Cash, by HARRINGTON, HANNA,&Co. Dec. 'nd 4.
1 quarter cask Old Pinet do.
4 baskets Ghampagno Wine, 5 bbls Port Wine. 5 do Madeira Wine, I pipe Holland Gin, 1 bbl Old Irish Whiskey.
3 do Sweet Malaga Wine. Just received and for sale by W. & C. BELL
Jan 7 Corner Main and First
TAR, ROSIN, &C. fftf&tfh Bbls TAR,
JXJrHf 25 bbls Rosin 20 do Tannera Oil 50 boxes Raisins 2 Ceroona Indigo 3 bbls Allum 5 do Copperas ' 5 cases Brimstone ' 1 hhd Sulphur In store and for sale by Jan.ll BEMENT fc VIELE WANTED!
BUSHELS of OATS, for which the highest price will be paid in
CASH, by ALLIS & HOWES.
Feb. 22 1844 tf
THE COLUMBIAN T . LADY'S Sc. GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE. " EDITED BY JOHN INDIAN - , And filled with Contributions from 'i-; the most eminent and accomplish- - - i ; ed writers-of the cnntry. ! THE motives which have led - to tha com- r - mencement of this undertaking may b briefly stated. It ia believed by the proprietor that there is in the United Stales an immense pro- ! vision of literary ability, for which as yet there : is no adequate encouragement, or field ofdis. play: that besides the number of clever andsuccessful writers, whose productions are week lyv and monthly, and annually read with delight bj thousands, there are yet greater numbers coh- -
etantly arriving at maturity of power, who have-
only to appear on the stage oi publication to re
ceive a brilliant award of lame, and that the
powers of those whose1 names are already pro
nounced vriih respect by lips ol wisest censure.
are capableot more and still Higher exertion than
bas yet been called lorth. It is believed, teo.
trial tne demand lor literary production in- this
country; especially in the periodical channel, '
exceeds the supply in a very large proportion.
and that new supplies have only to be presented
of the right quality, and ia the right way, to to-
sure a hearty welcome and profitable reception.
SSo doubt is entertained ot tbe American mind's
ability to sustain' itself certainly on its own r
ground, if not abroad against all the competi
tion that tbe intellect ol other lands : can bnnir
to the encounter; and full assurance ia felt that
among the millions of -American readers there
can be, and is, a cordiaT welcome for all that
American writers can produce of excellent and
interesting'.
From these premises it is undoubtedly infert ;
ea, inni mere is aounciai Toom tor aootner Ma- : cazine. notwithstanding Ihn merit anil . annua.
j tt . ji l i . it ' . o ' ft - "v.n.
ocra,:pongee,ana cotton ianuKercuieis;noSiery, of t,l08e niready in bciDg. that ,here can be
uioves; ouspenuers; Dewing biiks; i ireaus; lackof ability to fill its pages acceptably with.
opoOI motion humous, a apes, uonuon, verman, in tUe reach of capita!- and Ube enterprise- ' nnrl Amrinn rina? Kihhnna I .atoa hnnlinrra I i . ...
. - . , ..wt wwv...a-, aua inal sacn - nenoairai wu nnt fan te hA
If. 9 I I " ' "
A an Riisfli a. rnnpv. nt Ik iinri nn m Hla. Rant a 1 r. . . J
- - - -j 7 f- - w-.w i mnii m 11 c a w nn na ver n a vn nnnat iiiiu a- nmU
ft7-The attention of Western and Southern
Merchants is particularly boiicited to this sale,
(cio. Z,) as our assortment will be verv complete
in all the newest styles of spring and summer
Goods, together with the largest stock in any
Western city, will oiler great inducements to
all dealers. W. & C. FELLOWES & CO.,
Auctioneers, Main street.
March 21st, 3w.
LARGE SPRING SALE, No. 2, r:' - ' FOR 1844, BY W.&C1FELLOWES & CO., On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Tnurs- . day, the 1st, 2d, 3d, and 4th April, . COMMENCING EACH DAY AT 91 O'CLOCK. WILL be offered a general and fresh stock of English, French and American fancy and staple Dry Goods,embracing in part, French and wool dyed black, blue, green and cadet Cloths; French and wool dyed black and fancy Cassimeres; black, cadet, lavender, blue and mixed Satinets; Eastern and Steubenville Jeans;
Drap JD H.te; Indian Cloths; bummer Cloths;
Gambroons; Cottonades; Kremlins; Tweeds; Denims; Mexican Mixtures Coat Ginghams; French Coat Drillings; blue and yellow Nankins; blue Drillings; Marseilles, Valencia, and satin Vestings; black Bombazines; plain and figured Alpachas;black and fancy MousselinedeLaines, Silks; Irish Linens; Hollands; Silesias; 1,500 pieces fancy English and American
rrints; fancy Lawns: Earlston Ginghams; Manchester Ginghams; Checks and Plenitentiary Plaids:
20 cases bleached Shirtings and sheetings; J00 bales brown do do; 20 do Tickings; ,
and
300 75 100 300
do do do do
brown Llnllinga: Kusaia and Cotton Diapers
black and colored Cambrics; .white Cambrics;
Jaconets; book and Swiss Muslin9; plain and
figured Bobineis; green Baralize; black, white.
and brown Buckrams; rod Padding;Sailsducks;
goo . June.
DOZ. PALM LEAF HATS, jus received and for saleJow by J. II. MAGHEE, iCo.
Taylor Rachel Miss Taylor, John Henry Thomburgh, Thomas'Tileston, Capt. Tyler, Uig? Mr. - U
Urwin, John care of No
ah Pritchett
Johnston, Charlotte MissUsher, William
Jordan, Sevellia Mrs
K Kelton, Samuel B. Keho, John r "kejwJanwe'iS 2 Keen. Isaac Kin 7, Elizabeth King, George W L Lewis, Rodman Rev Lious, Wilson ' Lillejiton, John Evansville, April 4
W
Ward, Mrs care of Caw-son
Wallace, R I. Wandle, Wilson Doctor Weddle. Andrew White David Whitley, H 3 Werthan, Mathias Windle,EMr, Wood. William -Woodworth. Amasa 2 D. CHUTE, P. M. r1844.
CURE FOR THE POLL EVIL!!
OHN DARLIN offers his services to the far
mers oi this section of the country for the
cure of the POLL EVIL and FISTULA, and warrants a sound cure or no pay. He claims to be proficient in thfe cure of these diseases, and requests that all personshaving horses with either ol these.diseases and wishingto have them soundly cured without a scare or stiff neck, to contide them to bis care. He will visit the counties
KEGS DUPONTS POWDER, Just received and for sale low by.
Junend. . J. H. MAGHEE, &Co. m Bbls MACKEREL, 4a PJ) 10 half bbls do for sale by ' Feb 4 BEMENT & VIELE.
Bales COTTON. 25 do Cotton Batting In store and for sale by Jan 11 BEMENT & VIELE.
FAMILY GROCERY STORE-
SESSRS DECKER & KRAMER beg leave to inform their numerous friends and
of Posev. Vanderburgh. Gibson and Warrick. I the public eenerallv, thai they heve removed
A GUMBERTS & CO.
VARIETY STORE, Corner of Main and First Street.) WUST RECEIVED a new Stock of fancy QX. Spring and Summer Goods cheaper than bas ever been sold in the Western Country, at
followes:
Plaid Bonnet do, Chinese do.-:-
Fringes colored, Grimp do,
Fancy Prints,as pink & Black and Pink Crape,
striped mourning and l-.ni en noss,
French BaTzorine, do Ginghams,
English & Chinese do,
Muslin Lringhams,
second mourning, London Checks, Plaid Summer Stuff, Silk Dress Shawls, M de Laines do, Crape de Laine do, Plaid silk Cravats, Figured do do Satin do do' Pab. Dress Hkfs. Plaid Hernawin, Fancy Lisb. Mitts, Col. Egsp i figured Black filet Mitt, do s figured. Silk, Eggp, Lisle, Kid. Taff. Ribbons, Crimp neck do, Satin do, ' Stripe do.
Laceedge do, Evansville, April 4, 1844.
Silk
Parasols,!
do do
Figured
Plaid Plain -
Sun Shades, White Cambrics, Jaeonets, Check Cambrics, Plaid do. Lace stripe, -
Muslin Lace, Check Muslin, Bishop Lawns, -Book Muslins, Cambric Dimity, Lisle Edging, Mourning Collars, Dimity do, Lace do, French needle work do. French & painted Lawus Painted Muslins, Summer M. de Laines, &e. Ac. &c. &c.
tie win also receive diseased horses at his resi
dence, Perry township, Vanderburgh county,two miles and a half from Evansville. His charges
will be moderate, and for doctering the animal
no charge will be made unless a cure is affect ed. JOHN DARLIN.
New Brick Yard-
OHN GREEK respectfully informs his
friends and the public centrally that he has
commenced the above business at the yard formerly occupied by Wm. Walker in Lilleston &
ruikliam's enlargement, where he intends mak
ing and keeping on hand slock brick for fronts, also slop and sand brick, hedge and circle well brick. All of whichj he will sell at prices to suit the times, and he hopes by his strict attention to business to merit a liberal share of public patronage. JOHN GREEK. N. B. he will also exchange any thing in his
line for approved Pboduce. Ten or twelve good steady hands wanted at the above yard. Evansville April 5th, 1844, 3m. MARSHAL'S SALE.
Y virtue of a Venditioni Exponas issued
out of the office of the Clerk of the United
States District Court for the District ot Indiana, to me directed, I will offer fur sale at the court
house door in the town of Evansville, County of
Vanderburgh and btate ol Indiana ontlueBday
the 6th day of May next, the following described real estate to wit: Lot number twenty five, and halfot Lot number twenty six, being divi
ded by a line through the middle of said lot from first street to the nlley towards water street, and being the half that lies adjoining said lot number twenty five, with the sppurteninces thereunto
belonging. 1 lie rents and profits for seven years will first be offered for sale. Said above mentioned properly was levied on as the property of Amoa Clark, at the en it of Robert Coflin,. against Amos Clark and Jerome B. Lanphear. Sale between tbe hours of ten o'clock A.M. and four o'clock P. M. of said dav. ROBERT HANNA, Marshal of U. S. for Indiana District, bv JAMES T. WALKER, Deputy.
April i-4w-prs tee-$i &u $25 "REWARD.
from their old stand, to a more commodious
building a few doors above on the same side of
the street, where they will be happy to serve all
who- may give them a call. Ihey still contin
ue their former business of a GENERAL GRO
CERY STORE, where everything which faml
lies may need will at alt times be found, and
in addition they have on hand and will contin
ue to keep a large assortment of leather .of different kinds, lor sale very low. Persons from the country are invited to call before going elsewhere. January 4th, 1844 if.
Sale No. 3 29th and 30th April and 1st & 2d
May.
Sale No. 4 3d, 4th, oth, bth June
LLINOIS MONEY For Sale by
April 13'-,3. BEMEJN l & VIKL.E
Fresh Garden Seeds.
F the growth of 1842, for sale by
11 AKKIjN U 1 UiN llANNAli & Co.
Match 5 ' ,
TOBACCO WANTED-
leaf Tobacco
ted for man-
market price
will be paid by - E. S. BABCOCK.
Evansville Sept. it '43 3m Water &t.
eSCKOCId! Wan! utacturing'for which the highest r
COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, &c. Elfh Bags Rio and Havana Coffee, PMP 25 Hhds. new Sugar,
50 Bis Molasses, 0 Hf chest Imp. gunpowder, Y. II. tsas 75 Caddys do do do 100 Kegs Boston and Pittsburgh Nails, In store and For Sale by Feb. 16 '43. BEMENT & VIELE.
WRAPPING PAPEQ fMMH REAMS WRAPPING PAPER, fo V1P sale lower than was ever before of tered;in Evansville. Also a few dozen ver choice patterns WALL PAPER. And 30 ream extra size and quality TEA PAPER. Junend. HARRINGTON, H ANN AH,&Cc
Coal Coal CoaL Py Coal on. hand and for sale
by ' ALLIS & HOWES.
GUNNY BAGS.
GUNNY BAGS for sale by
E. A. CORBET. Evansville Dec. 21st '43 tf. COTTON YARN.
Boxes Cotton Yarn, received and for
sale at reduced prices by
COFFEE, SUGAll, &C.
Bags RIO COFFEE, ? 25 Hhds. N. O. Sugar
50 Bbls Molasses 20 do N. O. Refined Sugar 5 do Boston do Just received and for sale by
Jan 11 BEMENT & VIELE
May 5
A. LAUGHLIN & Co.
AT ft Bblb. and 301iaif Bbls', Prime Ten
JSVmI'S' nessee TAR, in good shipping or
der. Just received and lor bale verrv low by May 4, M3. ES. BABCOCK.'
aik BAGS RIO COFFEE. 60 HOGS SUGAR. Just received and for sale by ' May '43. BEVIENT Sc VEILE.
Chequered Store no more.
have moved our stock of Groceries to
Water street one door below A Luiiirh-
in, &Co, where we hope our former patrons, and all who want to Buy Cbeap will give us a call, for we are determined (o sell- Cheap and
for ready pay. ALLIS St. HOWES, January '43-tf.
If
W. & C. BEL1V
Corner of Main and First steetsj
HAVE just received direct Irom
1 the East, a large and fresh supply ot
Dhcgb, Medicines, Paints, Oils, DyeStuffs, -&c. Their assortment con
sists in part of the following:
300 lha Cream Tartar i!50 lbs. Jamaica Ginger
300 " Refined Borax
50 " Turkey Opium 100 " Gum Arabic
300 do Copal extra larcre.
Kfin ffalaCoDal Varnish 500 " Sulphur
. isn ik. Prime Comnanvi300 India Senna
80 pulverized Rhei 80 " do Jalap 30 " do Ippecao 100 " refined Camphor
50 " Balsam Copevie
M lHE above reward will be paid to any person 4ok who will return to me 25 Eagles, which I
lost on Tuesday 26th inst, somewhere between
(he mouth of Pigeon ereek, and Robert Barnes' store in Evansville. The money was rolled up in a piece of straw colored paper, and tied with a cotton sewing thread. Or I will pay in proportion for any part of it that may be found and
ansville. SAM'L DIXON.
March 28th, 44-3t .
S. B. MULLEN,
FORWARDING AND C030IISSION MERCHANT,
TF.RRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.
"S prepared to attend to all orders entrusted to
his care, and will promptly and carefully
receive and forward all packages consigned to
him. fJrHe has a large and convenient Ware
house near the River, where goods will be re ceived on the lowest terms. Dec. 14 '43-tf.
Nutmegs
30 Mace 150 " Cinnamon, 150 Cloves
5 serons prime Indigo
1 Bask. Quicksilver 1 keg Red Lead 6 bbls Whiting 1 Olive Oil t " Sup. Carb. Soda 100 lbs Tartarie Acid
100 " Rochelle Salta
100 " Lima Bark
1 case Liquorice paste I Prussian Blue t " Poland Starch 1 basket Annatto do refined Olive Oil, table use 3 bbls Epsom Salta
1 " refd Glauber do
1 " Arrow Root I Alum " Sal Soda
inn Vprdiirro.a oround 1000 lbs Salasrutus
in Oil 11500 " Dutch Madder ALSO A well selected assortment of SCR
GEON'S INSTRUMENTS, Syringes, Tsusses,
with almost all the arrticles usually kept Dy
Druggist. Evansville, January 7, 1842.
A FEW BARRELS KENHAWA ALLUM
& SALT, for sale by X J. II. MAGHEE &. CO. Jan, lltb, 1844.
GOODS ELLVILLEJ March 18ih, 1844. ftAKE NOTICE that I shall apply to the Li Board of Trustees of the town of Evansville for the vacation of Block No, 3, and all that part of Goodsell's enlargement lying East of the first cross alley, except Block No I. Together with the whole of French & Whipple's enlarnffement. ROBERT PARRETT, March 28-5t. JOHN SHANKL1N. FLOUR. -
UPERFIN E FLOUR kept constantly for sal e
by HARRINGTON, HANNAH &Co.
Nov 17. WaterStreet. FLOUR.
uperfine FLOUR from Grove Mills for tale I
by L. D. SMITH.
March Main Street Opaque Granite China. JUST received a full assortment of RIDGEWAY'S improved OPAQUE GRANITE CHINA, comprising Di'nnerseis, Tea sets, and Toilet ware complete. Also C. C. ware and Queens ware, in all its varieties, by the crate or iu quantities to suit purchasers. BABCOCKS & SHARPE. Water Street 2nd door below Main Street.
Feb. 22, '44 tf. (
ALFRED KEARNY. CHAS. W. CA3CHACK
ALFRED KEARNY & CO.
FOKWAKDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND GEXERAIi PRODUCE DEALERS. . NO. 56, GRAVIER STREKT. Refer to NEW ORLEANS.
VV. H. bTOCKWELL, A Laugblin & Co, A 2. i r
Job Dntinr.. r Evansville Ia.
J. II. Maghee,
Carpenter & Laddj
Dec. 21st, 4mo.
For a bash Hirer!
Jtt3HE FAST RUNNING STEAMBOAT
OCEAIY, Capt.F. C GWATHMCT
wiii run reuinriy uunnj imb season between
Evansville and Lalayette. - The Ocean is on
of the best boats of her class on the western
waters, carries a good freight, and has first rate
accommodations for passengers. Insurance ca
be effected on her as low as on any boat that
runs-. For freight or passage apply on board. Feb. 15, tf.
A
KINNE'S
QUARTERLY liAW COMPENDIUM FOR
1844 WILL CONSIST OF DIGEST of important and well-selected Cases reported in the United States and
Great Britain iu 1842, '43, and '44, alphabetical
ly arranged: being an appendix toKlNNL'a
LAW COMPENDIUM. Published quarterly
in January, April, July, and October. Each Number will contain thirty-two pages. .
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be taken at par.
Postmasters are by law authorized to frank letters containing Subscriptions. Address ASA KINNE ASTOR HOUSE, NEW YORK.
CHAIRS.
JUST received a large assortment of Chairs, which will sell low for any kind of produce. Please give us a call before you buy elsewhere
Jan. l'43tf. AKL.1S tiuvvio.
SCO Bags Rio Coffee, - 40 Boxea Tea,. 6 Chests of Tea, 4 Bales Domestic j 2 Cases Shirting, With a general assortment'of Groceries and Cotton Yarn which we will sell very low for Cash or Produce. A. LAUGHLIN, .Go. Dec. 1st, '4.
LUMBER!
WUhe saw mill at Dam Nol Green River is
JJ in full operation, and all bills of Lura-jnow,
ber filled at the shortest notice, at the following
prices, viz. A II aantlinr and clank reducced to
- board measure, per 1000, at the mill $9 00
Weatherfboardinir and boat roalmsr at
the mill . ,7 60 Flooring at the mill $10
Enquire of J. M. STOCKWELL & Co. with whom orders can be left , ' - C. D. EASTIN. Evansville Ia. Aug. 10 1843. tf CASH FOR FURS!
IWjmHE HIGHEST PRICES will be paid
JfA CASH for Kaccoon, fox, Mink,
rat and Deer Skins, by. J. H. MAGHEE & CO Jan. 4th, '44 tf.
ft5To soothe the sufferings of humanity, to
ameliorate the pangs of disease, is the grand ob
ject of medical science. This is efficiently de
monstrated in the healing virtues of DR. BEN
J AAlliN fjKAiNDKETH S r ILLS. The cures
effected by this medicine would fill volumes,
Views on Indigestion as a source ot various
Undefined and irregular Nervous Sensations. "Ills, small at first, grow larger from delay, "And slowly eat their sad and cankering way
' "Thus by successive throes,the frame is torn,
" 1 ill health and peace of mind alike are gone"
The nerves of the human body those neces
sary and mysterious agents which immediately
connect man with external nature are singu
larly prone to have their functious disordered by
an oppressed condition of the stomach; the mm
ute termination of that portion of the nerves ex
panded upon the organs of digestion conveying the morbid impression to the Brain. Aud al
though the Head can, undoubtedly, like other or
gans, be the seat of primary -disorder, yet, in the
treat maionty of cases, the uneasy censations
there experienced are symptomatic of disorder
ed Stomach; and, further, there is abundant evidence to prove that crudities in the Stomach
and tsowels can, in every grade oi numan ex
istence give rise to spasmodic action in every
organ ot the body; and whether we survey it in
the agonising lorm ol lie JJulreaux tne alarm
ing convulsions of the Epileptic seizure or in
that irratable condition ot the nerves of the heart
occasioning nervous palpitation ihey can all
freauentlv be traced to the source above men
tioned.and be cured by mild evacuatit and ton
ic remedies. To relieve a state ot so much suf
fering and distress (in which body and mind al
so participate) BRANDRETH PILLS are con
fidently recommended; as, by combining aro
matic tonic and cleansing properties, they re
move all oppressive accumulations, strengthen
the Stomach, induce a healthy appetite, and im
part tranquillity to the nervous system; and ill
fact, bv their eeneral purifying power upon the
blood, exert a most beneficial influence in all
cases of disease. Read the following.
DYSPEPSIA CURED. Bennington, Vt. Dec. 5th, 1843.
Dear Sir: I wish you to add my- testimony to the host of others that you have, in favor of your valuable Pills- - In the year 1838, I was attacked with that disagreeable complaint, the Dyspepsia, which so affected me that I could not take the least particle of food, without the most
nnpleasent and uncomfortable sensations in my
chest, head and bowels. My cheBt was so sore
that I could not bear the slightest pressure with
out giving me pain. My health whs most mis
erable; many physicians told me they thought 1
was in the consumption, and that ii 1 did no
give up my business, and change climate, could live but a short time.
1 tried every thing in the shape of medicine.
and consulted the most skilful physicians, but
found no permanent relief. I became discour
aged, cloomy, sad, and sick of life; and proba
bly ere this, should have been in my grave, had I not fell in with your precious medicine. A
friend of mine, who had been sick wiih the
same complaint, advised me to try your pills;
but, having tried most other medicines without
obtaining any relief had but little taith that your dills would be of benefit to me; but at his earn
est solicitation, I procured a box and commeiic ed takinsr them.
The first box produced little or no effect, and
1 began to despond, for fear that your medicine
would prove li lie others l nave taKen; out my
friends argued that one was not a fair trial, and I purchased a sccond,and before I had takeu ihe
whole box I began to experience a change; the
pain in my chest began to be less painful, and
my food did not distress me as much as formerly. I went on taking them until I had taken
six boxes, and my Dyspepsia was gone, and my
expectation of an. early death vanished, and I felt like a "new creature." I was then, and am
healthy man. 1 have never since been
ing toward the suppoitand development efAmer- '
can periouicai literature.
Another strong motive bas been, the feelin? ;"
that N. York, the first city of the Union, should ' be the home of a periodical owning no superior in either merit or success. - i s
The Columbian Magazine will be published'
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the most distinguished, such as '
J. L. Stephens, . W. G. Simms. W. C. Bryant,' J F Cooper, E. Sargent, J K Paulding. -
F. G Halleck, Theodore S Fay, N. P Willis, I H W Herbert, N. Hawthorne, Joftn Neal. H T Tuckerman, H W Longfellow, P Benjamin. '-
J R Chandler, C F Hoffman. R H Dana.
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Mrs E C Embury, Miss M Fairman. Mrs E Ellet .
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Mis Lucy Austin.
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ance, than to present a mere laudatory Chroni
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DISSOLUTION. 3aHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existJl ing between William Calpwell & Joseph Wheeler Jr., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted, will please call and settle up. Either of the late firm are authorized to settle accounts. ! WILLIAM CALDWELL. JOSEPH WHEELER, Ja October 21st, '43,
troubled with the Dyspepsia. I have adminis
tered your Pills to the members of my family, and
to my friends, and in all cases with good suc
cess. You can publish this if it will be of any
use to you. 1 am, dear Sir, truly yours.
J. I. COOK, Publisher of the State Banner.N. Y.
Sold by Daniel Woolsey, Evansville, and our
agents in every town in the United Slates. N. B. See Agents Certificates. March 14th, 1844 3t AGUE AND FE VJSU, AND CIIIL.S AND FEVER CURED.
PUTNEY'S celebrated AGUE and FEVER and CHILLS and FEVER PILLS, war ante d to cure in every case, provided iho direc
tions are strictly pursued, for sale by J. & W. REILEY. Evansville October 26.-3 1
15,000
nud '43.
DOLLARS ILLINOIS MONEY
BEMENT & VIELE.
FEW CASKS OF QUEENSWARE in first rate order, just received and for sale
very low by J. II. MAGHEE & CO. Jan. 1 1th, 1844.
DUUGS, MEDICINES, &C WE are now receiving our heavy spring supplies of Drugs.Medie'ines.Paints.Oils,
Dye etuff, Spices, Surgeon's Instruments, Window Glass, Vial8,Boitle8,Shop Furnitcre, Snuffs, and Tobacco; which renders our assortment
very complete. Druggists, merchants manufac
turers, physicians, and other dealers, are respectfully invited to call and examine our stock
before laying in their supplies elsewhere, as wa
are prepared to otler inducements to pnrcnaaers,
lor cash, or to prompt deaiers(oniyjon me usual time. Persons who cannot make it Convenientto visit the city, by addressing us their orders, may rely upon having them promptly filled on
the same terms and of equal good quality as ii they were here in person, . WILSON. PETTET. & SMITH. Main street, Louisville, Ky., N. B. Ginseng, Beeswax, Feathers, Linseed Oil, Flax Seed. Rags, mustard seed, Lard, small white beane,and dned Fruits, taken at all timee at the martial price in payment of debts due us, or in exchange for all goods in onr line. March 21st, 1844. ... : ;' Z-" COPARTNERSHIP. :
ciated themselves under the firm of BABCOCKS & SHARPE, for tbe purpose of transacting a General Grocery, Crockery Tobacco, and Produce business. - . . , ELISH A S. BABCOCK. CHARLES BABCOCK. PETER SHARPE. Evansville Feb. 22 '44. tf. . JOHN W. GRANT, TAIL on. ESPECTFULLY Informs the Chitons of JgJL Evansville and its vicinity that he- has opened m. TAILOR SHOP on Locust street one door below John Shank tin's Store, where he hopes by strict attention to hie business to mem a share of public patronage, Eranaville, March 7th , '44, 3t.
BLANKSI BLANKS!! E HAVE on hand and wili eonetaatljr keep a variety of neatly executed-