Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 109, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 August 1848 — Page 3

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DAILY JOURNAL.

T1k Daily Joce.xal is published every nomine (Sundays excepted) at 10 cents per week, payable - to i he timers, or (3 su per annum, payable in - advance. The TkiVeeclv Journal for tkt country, con taining all the matter of the Daily Journal, isi'ub lished onTuesdtys, Thtfrsdays and Saturdays, at ?i w per annum in advance. The Weekly Jockmal is published every Thursday at $2 00, three copies for $5 00, seven copies lor All j . . . - r . ...... ii w, ien copies lor $ij w,ia auvance. WEDXESDA r UOltXIXG, A UG ÜSTZ0 lly Telegraph to Louisville. From the Louisville Courier of yesterday. Ireland Proposals to Surrender Another Proclamation! RESIGNATION OF THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA. The .Markets &. Bo ston, Aug. 23. Urowu At Shipley's Liverpool circular, of Aug. 13, says that t he same grounds for uneasiness as m;atkm:d in their last, etill exists as to the result of the harrest and potatoe crops. The weather coali nues variable. Chas. Albert has been utterly defeated, and .Milan is In th e possession of the Austrians. It is rumored that the Emperor of Austria had resigned; this is not credited. raJce ant England will interfere to adjust ihe Italian JifTiculties, and exact of Russia to define Iter poilu?a iu reference to the Germanic Confederation. This is considered by no ixeajisas certain. Another conspiracy against ?ue Spanish Ministry has been completely mipprt?-1-Ieelasd. The correspondentof Freeo!118 Journal fsayf, that a communication had been made to tfte Irish Gocerument through the Catholic clergyman, stating that the proscrib. eu gentlemen are willing to surrenJer them, selves upon the assurance that they will not be capitally puni-shd. Since this another proclamation has been issued warning all ves sels and persons, under tlie penalty of treason t from favoring the escape of any of the traitors. illovv r et tu at tw lOBK. i uere are four cases of yellow fever in the Marine bos pital.at New York, besides 332 cases of other fevers, and 2G of äall pox. The total number of cases uf bhkness there on Saturday week svas G43. Dsathof a Bank Robs ex. Perkinson, the bank robber, diei of the prevailing disease, Idyseulery ill Sing Sing prison, on Saturday, aged sixty yeurs. He was concerned in numerous bank robberies, and was last concerned ki the robbery of the Poughkeepsie Bank. IJe owned a farm in Woodbritlge, N. J. CC?" Judge Bryant of Rock villain thisStale) was appointed one of the Judges of the U. S. Court in the territory of Orogon, by the President, and confirmed by tie Senate on the 15th inst. Srr.vpiXG It. M-wrs. Cdrwin and Ewing are p)?sleTl to make speeches at a great many points in Ohio during '.he month of September. 03" Desertions from Cass are etery day swelling! The Ed M s I on (N. Y.) Democrat thus speaks iis opinion. "It will be perceived, that we have dismissed Gen. Cass add his associate from the head of our cold in us, and have, substituted thj nominees of(the Buffalo Convention. We adopted, (wecoufess with misgivings.) the name of Cass shortly after the Caliimore Convention, andatatime whea there was no alternative but this course or neutrality in a newspaper, is a cold and repulsive companion."' OCjfThere are in the U. S. according to the memorial of Miss Dix, presented to Congress, 22,000 insane persons. She prays for a grant of public lands, lor the pupose of erecting and supporting hospitals. A young mechanic iu Worcester, Mass., has discovered and patented a process, by which he is enabled to convert raw hide into a substance like horn, well adapted for all the uses to which born is applied. - : Al and Comfort. At a recent meeting of the friends of Ireland in Detroit $5C0 were subscribed. NEW STOIIE XEV; GOODS. THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Vanderburgh and surrounding counties, that he has opened a new store in the house formerly occupied by Mr. Sieve Childs, on tho south-west cor ner of Main and Second streets, where h intends to keen a ceneral assortment ot Dry od and Groceries, which he will pell as lw a s any house in the West. II hnijut received aheautitul stoek of fresh American, French, and English Dry Goods, to which he particularly calls tho attention ol pur chasers wanting superior goods. faug23-d&wlyj WILLIAM HUGHES. It AN A WAY FROM th? subscriber, about the mi Idle of July last, a bound cirl bv the name of Caroline Wtever, aired about 10 vears. but very larsrefor her asre, her hair is of brown color and short. 1 di not recollect the color of her clothing, bat rhe had on a small apron with blue and brown stripes. She can read and write both English and German. 1 will satisfy any one for his trouble who shall return said girl to me in iwansvii.e. Mie lett tor no cause lliat 1 am aware ot. au3 23 3f SEBASTIAN HENRICH. BRANDY AND WINK. 5 quarter casks pure juice Tort Wine; - t" 11 " Old I'ort do; 1 44 44 14 Shtrrv: 1 pipepure Cognac Brandy,Gtard, Dnpuy'a Brand. These Liquors eave bcon purchased esoecialty lor sickness, anu me puouccan rely upon their pu ity. In store and lor sale by janJJ C BELL F. 1. FACiAN, ITTtPaatiinnahlp Ttrtnt nnil Nhnp Mnlrr. J i VVntll.t) inform hi.4 triend. and the nuti'ir TF! 1 f that he now has, and intend to constantly . . - - - , VI i . Ikwn a fine lot of Philadelphia Csdf-skiu. for tine work. Work of every description don-s with the utmost neatness and despatch. On Main street opposite the Batik op dly.

American Facts. It is amon the worst

omens of the day that we have iu the U. S. no national feeling, no genuine love of coun try. The traveler in other lands finds eve rywhere the institutions and productions of a people prized by themselves thoueh they may be condemned by strangers. Here the order is changed. II any work in literature, art, or science, is by an American, it is ' set down by the mob of geniiemen who talk ol such matter? as altogether worthless, or as deserving a favorable regard only on account ol its resemblance topntneihin? fire:'ii.' We recite a few fact?, admitted by all li e wotld abroad, for tho benefit of this sort of people. Imprimis. The greatest man, 4,iake him for ail in al',' of the last hundred years, wat George Washington, an American. . TLc greatist natu al pi i osophcr was Ben jamin Franklin, an American. 1 he greatest of living sculptors is Hiram Power?, an American. The greatest of living poets is Wm. Collen Bryant, an American. 'I he greatest of living historians is Win. H. PrescoM,an American. The greatest of liting ornitlioWest is J. J. Audubon, an American. The greate.-t of living novelists is James F.Coopor, an American. The gteatcst living painter, In portraiture, is Henry Inman, an Ameticin. 1 here Uns been no English writer in the present age whose works have been maiked with more humor, more refinement, or mongrace than those of Washington Irving, an American. The greatest lxicographer, and philo logist, was Noah Webster, an American. i he inventors, whose works have been productive of the greatest amount of happiness to mankind, in the last century, were Godfrey, Filch, Fulton, and Whitney 11 Americans. Jf one of these facte or estimates is doubled, wC can prove them by foreign authorities and preteil' a" controversy. The t-rJales' poet of her sex, who evr lied,is Maria tiitx'ks. S'te is as n u :h above I Mrs. Hem ins, Miss Lmdon, Mrs Norton, "it 'I o nen genus," as they arc above the sickliest sentimentalists of the maids gazettes. When bei "Zopliiel11 was . published in En gland, Charles Limb wrote to a friend about i, saying ihtt Southey was trying to pass it Mas the work of an American poetess 'as if there was ever a woman capnble of ritiug such a poem!"' Southey himself declares her to be the 'most impassioned ind most imigimtive of all poetesses and there is no critic whose opinion is worth reading, who will d'sscnt from lii3 judge - inwut. Muri Hooks Is an American. While clearing away forcsis aud making a -oad by which Civilization 'may lake her march through the country, we. have produced the above facts, and a great man) more of a like kind, which we mny herea'lei l iy befure our readers. Ex. pa. Thrilling Sckne. A most exciting svenc recently occurred at the suspension bridge below the falls i f Ningara. As two neu were crossing, and abotii 200 yards trum the Canada side, they heard a noise iike the falling of a heavy body over the precipice a few yards above the bridge, and immediately observed a little girl rushing pasr several men to the lower side of the bridge, where she descended a sort of ladder, m idt by inserting pins into a pole placed in an upright position, from the top of the bank to a .-o t of recess under the clilf, a distance of SO r DO feet. From the point whore she de fended the 'aider she made her way with ire at rapidity beneath the overhanging cliils. and over the foaming waters that fretted wildly below, until she reached the point from above which she started. There de scending a few steps, she was seen attempt iug to raise and carry an object, which the gentlemen watching her movement became t'nuvinced was a child, that had fallen over he precipice. They hastened to the emi tf tho bridge, aud sent down some men, uh had not known of the accident. The child, a little girl 7 or 8 years of age, was I ished to the back of one of the men and rought up, alive, although greatly injured, uving one or both of its legs broken, and ne eye considerably bruised, but 'it will probably recover. That the child was not instantly killed is truly astonishing, as it must have fallen over 100 feet perpendicuirly, without anything to impede its progress on lue oroKen stones ociow. i no nine gill, only eleven or twelve years old, who de scended the dizzy height into the fearful :hasm below, cannot U2 suilictently admired for her coolness aud . courage. itc York Herald. AccinrsTAL Di?coveev of an Usderouou.nd CouNr:urElrERs, Dex. A strange hscovery was accidentally made on Wednes lav last, at an ancient house iu the town of Brighton, on the vicinity ol the Worcestei Railroad, at the Cambridge Crossing, scalled. As a Mr. Howard, the present occupint of the house, was at wotk in his cellir; the earth partially gave way, and brought io light a room of some twelve feet in depih. with plank sides and top. The roof of 1 h i underground den was, about four feet below the surface, and was entered by a trap door and a pair of steps. This much of the 'ncral appearance of things was ascertain ed, and a removal of the earth, which was caved in, will, without doubt, bring to light iiioie particulars of this alliir. Mr. Howard was enabled, by a pirtial breaking way o! ihe planking, to hook out several , kegs from tho room, o:ie of which was about half full ol riitinieifeit American half dollars, all of the due of 1833. Attached to the keg was what is supposed lo have been a machine lor polishing the coin. A sack, in which to deposite tools, was also gol out. The houso had been visited by hundreds, since the accidental developments.; The tootn is, wo learn, to be thoroughly t.x "mined. Of contse, there are a thousand rumors rife in the neighborhood as to t Iiis wonderful discovery. The houso nearly a cen

tury old, has long had the reputation (no

doubt Durnoselv produced by the counter

feiter?) of being haunted. It was formerly inhabited by a mariner named Brown, whose " ship foundered at sea, and ail on Doard per ished. Ii is also stated that a blackmail, r servant in ike house, disappeared many years ago, and is supposed to have been murder e J. Kos. Trat. Cincinnati Clothing Store, Next door to U. IJell, Uruggist, -r. f MAIS ST.;EVAXSVJLLE IA.7Z& MAVLiujt received Ironi their Manufactory in A.A. wiucinnau, tue iaiesi 4ew n orK style ot SPUING bU.MMKlt CU)T11LNG. All of whieh ore made and trimmed in the best man! ncr under their direction cxpresly fortius market, and con.-ists of every article requisite to complete geiitieincn a waruroue.". COATS. Superior Elack and Ulue French and English Clotb Uress, I rock aim rack voat, lull tnmiueu Casimet:t, Urown, Green and Gray, and all col ors of'l'wd Dres, iack and Frock Coats. Black Summer Cloth, Lustre and Croton Cloth DriK, truck and Sack, Brown Linen and Linen Check and tiinghnm Coats. Kvery variety of Coats üoau and Kounuabouts. PANTALOONS. Superior Black and lilue Cloth and Ca??inicrc rnntü. Kancy French Caitnere do. Ulock Lustre, Urown Linen, Linen Check. Tweed and Cordurov Pants, of 'every variety and price to suit customer BLk Satin; plain and Fancy Silk and Velve white Marseilles and Marseille of all colors, and kinds of common vests and prices. l'UKNLSIIING GOODS. All the lota styles of plain WV fferul firiv witL iiiil Lfitin ir-l) ovats, Sca'ls and stock's; white silk and all ro!ors Pocket Handkerchiefs; Linen and Linen iKomnliirt; .Muslin and laniK.1 do.; Innncl and - Met ' urtler sldrts and Draw.s; Shirt Col lars; Fashionable Beaver, kid, thread and cotton Uloves; embroidered and plain gum Mispenders; silk, Iinlia; and Cotton uiuureilas;-c-ilk- Ilats; Caps; iint!i, nl)?; waikiiüj canes, ccc. All the nhovc articles and everything ele in the furnishing line will U;sold at Cincinnati prices for We thn'l continue to receive freh supplies wceklv during the eeasoa from our Manufactory in Cincin nati. lap I-tt AtlLLULMi Si. LliCMM LU. JMWÖLL HOUSES AND . WHARF-BOAT SLawneetown, Illinois. IMIVj undersnod takes this method t notify the abl;t,' that he is the proprietor of a laru and eoininoioMs WitiitT Bjit. at f nawnertown, and commodious HiM xx at. that hesiiil continues the Leceiving, Forwarding ami Commirfion UumJWS, generally.- , Persons landi in the n.'I't. or de.-irous of securing pas-age if e riijhi, w ill plwny rind a private room and j. Ptd, on board. He iil. keep- oDitantly on hand, a gfncnr asfortinent of Gcct-kRiLs, Pr.ovisio.ss, &.c, suitable 10 !"e river Ira i hi r id, the alxwe business, he has ol Jhitcrtninment, on Front ards i.om the Wharl Boat,) in the in conneciion w oitencd a House Street, (aUtut 75 yards ".Moms" Brick House, and tw o frame buildings im mediately below, called the Woll 1Joce and Stae Ui iH E, all ot which have been recently repaired and relitied, and where !trsons may secure feats in coxJ Sla;e Coaches, lor airy point in the interior, on the mail route?. . - " The public mny rc.-t assured that his Titrx and Bar shall be supplied with the best the couutry can aboid tor money, and no pains will lie spnrid to ac commodate rout l'M ably n!l who call on (dm.-- ' His Stahle will lie tiled with every Variety ol grnin, hay, tfcc, and rnatidgxl by honot and faithful llstlers. lor whom the undersigned will be responi ble. Persona Ianling from steam boats at night, will always be conducted to the Hotel it they desire l je il tf JOHN WOLU rrorritor LAWNS AND PRINTS TÜST received a tma'l lot ofliand"nie lawns and J ptini Prints. fmartjl M. W. FOSTEU. SODA AND I5LUE LICK AVATER. 4 C. HALlXJK has erected a hue Soda l oun jt- tai.i for tho uccomnuHlation of the public aud retjuoito tl)o-c u'j.i .'ireciate a couliug dank iu hot. dutv duv.'to li'ivo Liiu a cull.. . . .. ' Aboconstaii'ly on h.uMpuro iiuo Lick acr out th? Drennoa (Ky. Spring.. ' my 2(' TANNERS OIL. rBLS Tanners Oil just received and for sa by lib-1 UhXJKEK & K KAM EU PETER SCOTT, IJotic nntl Sign I:ilti(rr. rTASo,ned a shop in Evantville, ot ihe Exchange 1JL Hotel, whore he is prepared tonoaU kinds oi House. Niuu. mid Carriage Paiutiux at the lowest rales He rptcltully rtiiuests a share cjpublic patronage. jy i'J-u. SELECT SCHOOLS. The Ma'e Academy mid I'eninle Seminary wi ' Doo voleof commence their Fall iesdia tlie first .Mo. ufy öl N'ptembor. 1 lie school-year co.isisis ot iwo sess-ions oi zz week each; ihe tuition puyable quarterly as heretofore. PupiU can commence v any time, though it Lexceedingly de.-irah'.e and iu portant that they enter at the iHgiiii.ing ol ttie let in. when mtjecisol etuuy ar begun :inl chises oriianizcil ioi the session. Nj pupil will tK-iereiveJ lor : le.-s lim? ih in hall a Session. I ei!ue:inii wid ic m:iIo lor absence in Case ol pro'rnt'ied illness.' ' 1 hefV-iuoary eoinpri-o." tw- ueprirtniiint., I CIMARV and A. "VW ikw:., occu ivina distinct vei c-4i:ii;u-ous apartments, tx-iog unJer one geiu-rul supervision, iin 1 constituting In reality hut one school; the studies of the l'riiinry Depart in.-ot be ing pi eparatory to the more advanced ones ol the Academical eour-e. The Academical D"iariinent is urrangeil i'üo thre elas.-es, chiracteiit by ihe brtni'lies Miuiieu by them respectively, and uenominaletl lor convenience sake, the Junior, Mi l lie ond Senior Classes. Jl'.hiK ri nit.s AriMfin-iic . tiegrn;hy, Ancient and Modern tli-i.ry. Eng. tlratnmar, Walls cn the Min i, and .Nnturnl ';M'o.ip!iy. Middi.k I I.AS- Aiiiiuneiiv (iini-Iiod,) Al;e1ra, Natural Hi ito.y. Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Anatomy, vi'hysiology Stxior. Class Algebra di li-hed, Geometry Mental and Moral Philosophy, lihetoric, logic, Katuial Tln'ology nu. I Lideneis ol Chi istnnity. ' ' Tlio aliove course is the more common, and i:i our judgment on? w ,ii.-n th-ui? t, in its rcnertii outtin 's. be pui.-iuil by thoo de.-ir'iig a systematic ai.d UioroUL'h eilucntioii. Th Malt AcndiTty, deigned more oarticulnrly f ir those attidyi:i4 tlie c!a?ic, nn t higher fingUsii branclh-, will be c.n ducted on the sauio plan aud tortus asiiiiring thepa.-i year. Vocal Mcsre A course l forty l.?on, (two each veek) will be? given out ol sciiool hours, on the elementary principles of vocal music, for thosv w ho are not members ! the day sciiool as wt II as for those who are. 1 nose who have never tu lied music as n science, will lind the course mlspted to them. EXPENSES. - B ard and w n-hing in tlie 1 t of private families, per week, ' ;l,0to 1 7") Tuiiiou in S min iiy, Piitunry. Depuriineiit per ipunrter,'-- 3 Acad.tni.-i'l " I lAt)." U ;En1i.-li Braneh-snn.l FreuJi or Latin 7 W Voeal Mu-i.:,' lor the course, 5J Ct lessons on th lht: f. (k u;e of instrument lor praclice I'er nuarter. M. VV. SAFF03D. Evan.'vilK Atii 1. 11. A. m.. Principal. An )n.;D.i. Encouraged by the increasing patronnge during tlu p i.-t year, we have at no trifling e.irense. m i le arrangements to aJd very much to the acconiniuhtin-i nud lacitiiics of the schools, feeling and assurance that our former put roius.and the Iriends ot education generally, will respond to our cruris i a slid more tiix ral pitronagj M. W' S. iNEW ARltiVAL. J' ust received at the citvshoo store on Main street a Mi.cdeJ lot ot Ladies line lijsliui waiüini su-x.-;; also Mioses and Child's Laced B o:s,and Gents Gai ers. c. All the lowest prices mi umm.ie. je i W. K. BAK Lit, Main street. DOMESTICS! Bale? 1-4 heavy B;-owu Sheeting, in store nn3U lortaL'by myKi: OLIVER LADJ).

CITY CLOTING STUKIV.- - S. K G UN, y. 21, Mi in ttrt'tt. F.v'iHrT7!r. In.1.'

WILL ket p constantly oh liaiul,'u laro and ijen- . end assortnic ntof dres, frock anil sack Coat tunable lor all seasons; Cloth and Cashmere ixmts. lancv CasKimeie, Brown Linen, lmi-ti clie:ks.Twe-tl and Corduroy Punts of every variety end tjrice to suit customers; piain ami lancy lIk ahd Velvet Vests, Marseille of all colors, and all kiuds of coin mon V ests; tine and common Cravats and hearts: t ockci tianaercniets; Linen and Linen bosom Shirts; common do; Flannel do end draws; Hats; Caps: Boots; Shoes, kc., &.C. . - My Iriends and the public arc respectfully invited to give me a call jo 22 dy. 31 CD I CA L XOTI CE. C. S. WEEVEK. Fuccesir toTraiton and D!!v Weever. would resnectfullv inform his friends. the friends ol the laie Dr. William Tratton, and the pul.lic generally, that he has, in order to be near his residence, exchanged olhees with Dr. Geo. B. Walker, and may now be found at tho otlice on the corner ol First and Vine ureets, at oil business hours, except when absent on professional duties. To his friends and acquaintances, Dr. Weever has only to iay that he will be happy to serve, them at all hörn dny or night Nviih the same zesl and tidelity as he has horetotore done; and for a compensation as low as that required by any well rcad'Medical gentleman in Evansville. To those not personally known to Dr. W. he liegs leave to ay that he was lor three years a Pupil, and f r nearly lour years a partner of the late Lr. Wm Trattou, during his pupilage he enjoyed the advantages of th.2 Medical Department ol the University ol Ioui$vill and the Marine Hospital and subsequently thoe-e of the Jefferson Medical college ot Philadelphia w here he graduated in 1841 and w here lie also enjoyed the beiielir of attendance of the Biockley Hospital, and at. Wills Hospital lor the blind and lame. . ' -. . Dr. Weever's residence is on Second street, first door lx low the Rev. Mr. Dodges Church. Persons callin al the ollice will always find someone there at all hours day or niht. au 2. DR. S. C. WILSON. . T ATE of Citieinnati Ohio, haviuir located iiimsell I A in the city of Evansville, would restn ctfully oiler L'. " ..I I.I" I ms cervices to nie cmens oi mis niace, ani tue sur rounding commuoiiv t.r the prarticu of Mcdiciueand n rfTri 5n nil thir ri. mo l.r. nnlina ' . - Otlice on ihe corner of Locust and First streets op posite the Sherwood House. IJesidc'icc at the hnnsr of the llev. Jolui V. Dodge, corner of Locuet and t?ec. ond t-lreets. ' aug 10 dlni&w3m. illEDICAL CA KD. DU. J. B. ST1XSON, would resjiect fully inform his friends and the public that he has located himself in the city of Evatisville. where he intends devoting his attention to the practise of Medicine and urtrery. In iendennr h;s ivervires TA thff lnib irr m this capacity hd p!el-;es himself to attend promptly and. fuithiully to th.isc who may la vor him with their confidence, and he trusts that the cpjortunitics which he has enjoyed for acuui'inür o .Medical Edu cation will be a sufficient guarantee to bis friends at l.at of his capabilities to discharge tsuccessfully the important duties of h'n profession. Ollice with Dr. L. L Laycock w here he may be found at all times unless professionally absent. au iu uxwiy. LA IV DA PSD TO Vi 76 LOTS '1 ron SALE. I J ?l PvateMle a tract of Landadjou U li nsville, containins a bout twenty tvc at-res; ten or fitter. Lot in he upijer enlarge oin seven .nlartre ment of fc.vjaPsvilU', all of which I will sell on reasonable terms in j-ttities to suit purchasers These wishing to puatuise Ld or Lots, w ill find it lo their nterest to apply immeuiatc'y. '. . jylt E.A.C0HßLT,A?cnt, EIMC'AL.-DK. C. S. WF EVER, UiU lät xtJ lirm of Traftou Wtever.) Physician and Su.": gcou, otlice cn the corner ot First and Vine ttn is a f w doi'rs above the Exchange hotel tun i ICE! ICE!! m LMBMiMLi ;epi lor retailing at tiienore o may i:o ALL1S&. HOWES. 1 UST Received this day by express, a few catc u ot mens" tine Lair monroes and Aik-scs1 Lace Roots and a variety of childr.ma'shiKs, ic., ic. may V. W.K. DAKEK, No 22 main street T TEDICAL COLLEC.E OF OIIIO.-Tiic XtJ. Faculty, üoücitous ol "ivin students every op portunity ol instruction, will commence Lectures on the 1st MONDAY in OctoU-r, both in the College and HospiiaL On the 1st MON DA in JNovembor tho establihe! Collegiate courife 'commences, and terminates 1st March. - -JOHN S. SHOT WELL, M. D., Anatomy. JOHN LOCKE, M. D., Chemistry. 11. D. ML'SSEV. M. D-. Surzery. L. M. LAWaO-N, M. D., Mut. .Med. and General Pathology. M.IJ. WRIGHT, M. D.. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. . .. JOHN P H AKK16UN, M. D., Theory and Practice oi' Medicine. O.i the 1st MONDAY in October, tho Dissecting Rooms will be o.k ucd under ihe directioii ot the Pro fessor o Anatomy, and his ascistant, JOHN DAVIS, M. D., Demonstrator. Terms: Martriculation $"; 7ospital $3; Disstc tiiii Ticket fcU; and each I'rofessor's Ticket 15. aul JOHN P. HAKUlSON, Dean. Notice. Evnnsville Stoneware Pottery. TT J. IIA frr having bought the entire interest ol XJ. Wm. Dean ti the alove establishment, it will lie continued under .ne lirm -t If. li. (c 11. J. Hart. we have a large sunplv ol Ware now on hand which we will warrant sound. Piease direct ane leave your order at our otlice on Main Street, at H.J. Hart's .-?lioo More, nn oi nie .".la turnout kooi, w uere tney will tw attended to in .he most punctual manner. Wc would solicit the patronage of all ih)e dealing in our line. fjy 2i K Ü. &II.J.1IAUT. INSURANCE NOTICE. THE inde-.iiieil feoi fo' ihe ColumbusOiiio ,i .. oce Co-no:' y. i-.ircpart d to take I-iso o -. oieoisoi" Me.chnndie. i'roduce, iScc. o .i a-iti lOny pari oi the V Mates by steam ioi" S4'liii veei, steam, tnnal keel and tint InjaU. . l-ou-o. otM.i,is, mercliandrzo t':rniture, ccc., on most reioon:le ierms. Phe high reputation which this Company liearsfo its ability, liberality and promptnessin adjusting lo? ses, entitles it to the confidence and patronage ol th public. 1?AAC A. LKA. t, r assh;nees sale in rank r u itc y I y y'authotity of the United Stales Distiict Cour XJ for the dittricl ol Indiana, 1 w ill nil at uublic auction fo tho highest bi kler, tor catdi, at the Court House door in Henderson, in the county of Heildersou, and State ol Kentucky, on the 0th day of Sep tember, a. D. 1 1, Ix'twixu the hours ot Ö o'clock a. M. and ( o'cl.Kk r. m. of said day the fulowin c!escTÜed Ileal Estate, lieing a part of ihe Assets of i. (J. &. E. VV. Emg in Dintruptcy, to-wit:, All ot the tit lo nil J inteie.-lsol the said bankrupts, i i one hundred acres el Lind on Kock, liar, U low the mouth of U recti Kiver, in the county of Henderson, ly., as d'.rivetl ly ttieni.tiy u i late and turvey ined I i th Uegister's Cliice ol tlie Stale of Kentucky. , JU11N li. WilAJOX, Hi ' 1 I. Assignee. PALM HATS, EON NUTS, FLOWERS &C VEltV lan:e stock eon-isting of every variety ijL.' of Summer hats, bglii"rn, palm leaf," French broid, shnns&c, fur and silk hat of every desira b style lxnn ts, all the newest styles, vi:h a splen did assortment of riower, riblhiii nn;l Imimk t trirnm.ttu's tor sale by lap 15 .MOKKLS S. JOHNSON . ' LAM) FOÄI SALE! npiIE undersigned wiil m.11 at private sale the a. Sviuin enu oi nie souin-wtst juarter oi teciion J'.'. towi:siii: (". south of ramre 10 west. 1? ins U tween the lloonviile road and the eiiy of Evansvide, and within half a mile of s:ü 1 ci'y. Tho said land, being -10 acres will be sold in twenty or ten acre lots, or in any oilier way to suit jmreh isers. ..There is a very romiortuule small name uoiise, an excellent wtlLof watir, and a considerable number of Iruit trees on said land. The title is tx rfect. Tm:i. One-third cash an J the balance ia tix or twelve months. ? IV rsons wishing to pureln -e w ill apply to John J. Chandler, E-p, or lo ihe undersigned iU his residence n-jar tho prcmiseM. Ids may 10. EMANUEL HULL.

wouresi.tully .niorm thocu-.-of EvarTlU SÄDPlE' H W8S. A3 TRUNK MANUFACTORY, and vjemttr. that hHtas just mvived hi, m w a,H -trccty Kransville, Ind. V -plendid stoek ol Jewelry, VWtviiEs; &nd Cucks Js-vv ' ? Ait, i ' - which he will sell a: regular Ci.icin.uu pric, foL fcS. SAMUEL CITPLES tngs CTT5j slock connsis in part ol: pnu;, m. leave to tnlorn, hi, friends and Jwfefä Fi..Aii..l.i t . ; the puhlic cenerallv. tht ti riT.l l

A splendid assortment newest stylo ladies Coral lireusipius; Faritis, Fingerrings &.c; Gold Guard and 1 i.b Chains; Miuiuture cases, and Ioekels; Fine Mourning Pias, Bracelet Clasps; Guard Keys. Collar Buttons, mill Si n.lw. A large selection oi Gold Pencils w ith and without pens; A large lot of Barley's best Gold Pens with "and without holders: L Silver Tables and Tea Spoons; Oliver i luinoies; Every description cf Steel TrimmingSteel Beads and Purtc SUks; r mo r aos. Accordions; Solar Suspending a.id Parlor Iainps: G'irandoles kc; t.vcry description Silver and common Spectacles Fine pocket Knives &c II lew Fine French Mantle CU La to which he would call the attention of those wishing to purchase. Ladies are invited to call and examine lor themselves. J. L. BITTIioT.FK ap 15 Main Street between First and Second. UEF1XED LOAF SUGAK. mm k. i i.i - i.i i 5 bbls Crushed tt.i HJy 1 gli lki.lTllw1 . t - 1 1 1 , , . . uueitAi, tu sioie anu lor saie low iiv jan29.. C. BilLL PANT STUFFS ILST rceeivetl brown and hlejched leinen Drills, Cotton Cashimers,Cottonades, Demin blue DriiN &c, suitaMe lor men's Summer wear. mar L'j. M W FOSTER Eki Livery Stable. JP' l u l undersigned have associated themselves together in the Livery Stable Easiness, and solicit a share of public patronage. Their Stable is on Viar street, hot ween the Jobnron House and the river, where thty can at nil times bo found, readv to wait uoon the public. They intend to keep good Stock, and their charges shall be m accordance with the tixnej . JAMES W1ÜTB. July 23-Smo S. C. JOHNSON. LAND roii SALE. I AM authorized to sell at private sale 93 acres ol land, the east half of the southeast quarter of sec tional, in town 6, south range 11 west, aid land isw eii lecated and tue title indisputable. For terms' apply to ' jy 3 J . K. W. DUN BAIL "RUN IJEBE.33VEKY.Z!ODV,M A NDexamine the fresh stock of Els end Shoes just opened si the "Ci y Shoe store" hejnl he nnest anu clieapest assortment ever oiit rtd in this market, consisii rig ot every variety ol (lentlerm ns wear. Ladies and .Misses Oniiers, bait Oniters, blippera. Buskins, Morocco, ii.ie.i'rencli Kkl, and every article to be wished for A 1 1 of which will be disposed of at eicetdiiialy low pri-res. : jy 23 . W. IL HAK Eli, No. 22, Mtln St. 75 CENTS. Dr. Chain piorVs Vegetable Ague ITIciiicisc ! SAFE and warranted Cure lor Fevers of every description. Also, Dr. Champion's Vegetable Anti-Diilious, An ti-Dyspeptic, Pualying and Cathartic Pills, possessing tour important coin Lined prop r ties lor the cure of Dis4.-ases, carelully andcoirectly combined, one article to assist the ttLfi of another lor tlie benttit ol the Health of Mankind. These pills contain the tour leading properties for the fwre vl diseases. J uere u no chronic anection in which o';e, Liver, the Stomach, tlie Dowels or the blooil is not cvTfif rncd. Theretore, these pills are carefully and correcJv prepared to meet those several indications. In all i'i-I' complaints they cure by acting upon the liver, and csuryS oil the redundant, or excessive bile; aud at the same iiniC exciting the liver into full action. In dyspepsia, they CZ rry' oil tue accumulated mass ol acidity, and correct the stomach and digestive ore ans. it is a tact weil known and generally acknowledged, that a creat part of chronic diseases depends upon impurity ol the blood. These piils possess ihepower of purilym" the blood, even in the most obstinate cases of scrofula or llaccid temperament; and as a cathartic, they act gen lly upon the bowels. removintr all unhealthy accuinu lations. They are mild in iiieir nature, and may be u.ed with perfect satiny in alL ages, Iroui infancy to old age. l or sale by i . Wm. M. Woolaey & r. .i C. IWl, Evansvillela. Dr. Thos Newman, Ml Vernon Ia. Ii. li. Ha'.lock, Princeton la j NV. J. Whi!if,-CTnthianna Ia. XV. li. Dimick, Eoonville la ; Dr.' Joseph Sower, V'inccnnes la. -3 in w. . i DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. m-m. m f I 1 . t i" . . ' I Mib partnertnip neretoiore existing between ti e l undersigned, under tho name ot "Harrington, Hannah &, Co., is urssolveil ly mutual consent. The business of ths lirm will be settled by Charles Harrington and L. II. I atrchslJ, lo whom all debts are to be raid, and by whom all claim unon the hou-e will b? settled they i cing the uamc of the r-. ; c..,t; -. -. laic ii.ii. vi.tjf m rctiiiii iu? a. ... us. The bu.-iiiess will be contimcd, as heretofore, l-y Cliarles Harrington, m connection with Isaac A. Crane and P. t. O'Kiley, under the firm of Haueix j to.v, Cram: &. O'Kiley. We rcler the old patrons ot the house to their card below, and recommend lor them the same liberal support that has been bestowed upon the late urm. CHARLES IIARRLNGTON, J. II. HANNAH, E. II. .FAIUCIULD. CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. It will be eeen by the above that the undersigned have become mccessors to the I ouse of Harrington, Hannah Co.. muter die firm ot - - Harrington, Crane A O'lUIey, will continue the Forwarding and Commission busi ness at the old stand, w ith the same Wharf lioal Lnd other business facilities of th late' firm, and ask of the merchants snJ traders cf the Wabash and Green river OMmtries to extend to us their patronage so liberally tiestowed upon our pr-decrssors, pledging ourselves to give to the business at all times our lesi persr rial attention, and in all thin s to look to the interests of our correspondents, and to use all endeavors iu our power to irive them ent re satisfaction I UHAKM, tlAUIUMiPON. ISAAC A CRANE, P. G. O'KILEY. jy 27. ...... GROCERIES. JUST received by steamer "Gen. Lafayette," anc for sale low for cash 50 bags prime Rio ColTee; ' 10 llogheads of Sugar. 20 I bis Plantation Molasses a prime article. 10 bbl. Rosin; 5 boxe of l.e:iimons; June 13, M. XV. FOSTER ; Corner main &, 1st Streets. PRINTS. Caes of new styles spring Prints; 5 do Blue nnd Orange, lor ale by 15 May 16. OLIVER LADD. DISSOLUTION. THE partnership heretofore cxistingumlcr the firm of "Nightingale A; Sowers," Tobacco and Ci'ars Manutacturers, is this uav dissolved by mutual consent, the business of the late firm will be itttled al the old stand by William Niirhtingale. WM. NIGHTINGALE JACOB SOWERS. . A CARD. rT7"E the undersigned have this dry apsocintedourII selves together under the tirru of Nightingale Kister, in 'he Tobacco and Cigar buiness, at ihe ot J stand of John fc. .ucLrncken, .I;;in Street, would respectfully announce to the pub'ic, that we intend keeping constantly on hand a pood assortment of the best brand- Virginia and Missouri Tobacco. "SnuriV' Regalia, 1'nucipe, Canone, Caradaia, half Spanish and Common Cigars; together widi all articles in the Uric ' ' ' , O.V.ers from abroad attended to widi punctuality and dispatch, ap 1-tf-wJLtw WM. NIGHTINGALE. JOSEPH KISTER.

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-. , - I ""Hi- llrillUl' IMMMMMV etl Ins f hop to Mum street, between Virtt nn 1 c J pert door to C. Bell's H ut J V.r titf .Second' i . . . a.cu, ,ciauiuie lowest cah prices. Healsokeeoa of trimming of .11 ÜSKiucL aT Saddle Trees of all kinds, T Nurting, Harness and Bridle Leather. Hog-skinseaUn?, Pad bLias, x lush ot every variety, Brass uiounting of alt kinds, " Black do do do, ' " Ik idle Bits of every kind, Bridle Buckles do. Stirrup Irons do, Buggy, Biding and Wa?on Whip?, . Together wah 11 other ankles in Li3 line. . Ct;n. try merchants and anners would di we II to call and examine my stock betöre purchasing elsewhere asl am deternuned to sell hrst rate articles at verv low prices. ' uw Junel4-dlwA,w3mo. S A M U EI. CTJ ITLES. . SADDLE, HARNESS AND TKL'NK MAIIUPAOVORY. J. P. ELLIOTT. IS tor to If. M. A-J. i EUtuiiA will continue the above business at ih 1 old stand, Main street, Lvansville. He will nlwat a 1 . . ; " ' V -.! IllHtlll iveep on nanu a constant supply ol Saddles, Bridles, Prunks, Ctc.fcc. of the bet workmanship, which he oners ui w noiesaie or retail at the lowest prices. Alio A great variety.'of Trinunings used by Saddlers, Harness-makers, imd Trunk Manufacturers. In addition to tny former etock of materials I have just received a very large and general assortment 61 r" . . Saddle Trees, or all kinds; Skirting, Harness and Bridle Leather;. ; Hog fkin sealing; . . , Calf skin do; . Plush do, every variety; UridleCttts and Duckies, all kind Stirrup Irons, &x: ..&c. Hiding, Buggy and Wagon Whips, Together with all articles in my line, at wkelc'ale ind retail. Persons dealing in the above articles will find it to their advantage to call and examine my stock. All orders promptly attended to at the shortest notice. may 9 ly J. P. ELLIOTT STATIONARY. , i rifj REAMS Foolscap pnpfer, assorted; -a-'U'iy 100 reams Letter paper, do; - 50 gross Black InkAlso, n cupply of Quills, Steel cn9. Wafers, sad aling Vtx, in store and for sic by jan 25. C. CELL. . MACKEREL. BARKELS, Halves and Quarters, for tale very low by my 10 DEMENT ot VIELE. MACKEREL. "S f DDLS No 1, in fetoreand for eale by i-U jan . C. BELI.' 200, nieces Black and Colored Alnacca Lusters Hi Kentucky Jeans. ll ...: ... -II t ioo (raiiiueiis an coiors. 130 ' l'ed. White and Yellow Flannels 75 Cases assorted Prints. 5" Bleacaed Muslins. -VXl " Vn,.IU Slmwk. 1 i i Ti i w 11 i L f a tftct rrnl -v.t -t 1 Csiw, vm. Um k . r ii fA:iiL"L t vi A 1UU A1UUAV 101 JUCl I IWI V IU A4Ht CiUO . OCX.. 1-11 101U CLOTH, CASSIMERTS & VESTING SUPERFINE black French Cloth, Superfine black French Cassirneres, Black, Blue and Bunn cloths . of every quality and price. Fancy Cassirneres, FancyVestings. Whiih and Colored Marseilles Vestings, with a l.-mre assortment of Gents Plain Black and Fancy Silk Cravau, and Patent Stocks, superfine I M . I n I Lin..AS I ln.lt V.tt'A m ii.l ! nlirt. I'na. i min hui icuicu uiiila eiin. uuu e.iiiis tui u.v I lings, Oen's.Miperfine, Black and White Colored I Silk and iiii iluves, with every desirable article for tlents. So:in aüC suinruer wear, tor whoiewsie and retail by Tap 13 .MORRIS & JOHNSON. . " CEDAR' POSTS, bfi ( CEDAK. Posts fcuitable for garden fencing. &)J For tale by fje-JfJ A LA L CHUN. tZfiCm DHLS Kanawha Salt, on hand and for fa PANTALOONS STUFF & COATINGS jOOTTENADES, Crotens, Tweerta, snpertine KJ black Freuch Drap, ets., Drap de Nienne, Linen and Union checks and stripes, with all the most desirablastvles. lor sale low at wholesale and retail by np15 . . , MORRIS S. JOHNSON. MOSQUITO NETTINGS. OAA PI PIECES Assorted Mosquito Nettings; uit received and for f ale low by my 6 J. II M AGREE &. CO. 75 CENTS. A SAFE and warranted cure tor Chills nd Fever in all its complicated forms, Dr. Champion ' Vegetable Aue Medicines. For tale by C. BELL, and WM. M. WOOLSEY. Also Dr. Champion'. Vegetable Anti Bilious, Anti-Dyspeptic 1 untying and Cathartic Pills. jy21-3md. 1 AA : nrreis Kenhawa Salt for sale by XUU fdcc21-tf JOHNSHANKLLN. TO THE PUBLIC. WHEN 1 advertise my stock in our Daily Jour nal,l am not in the habit of advertising double or triblethat 1 have on hand, but come to ths quantity by reftrringto my invoices of Goods purchased East, Jmay IbJ OLIVER LAPP. JUST received from Pittsburgh, lot) Kgs Nails; 23 Bbls Ale; for sal hv ALLIS &. IIOWFS. op 21 Water et. GLOVES! GLOVES!! GLOVES Ml rff 'iff ' LADIES superfine light and dark colored TO!';! Kid Gloves, supcrtine Black do., surrhne Ljti White do., sui)ertine white and colored Silk iui superfine black net Gluves, and Mits for sale dow V nP15 .uOKKIS S. JOHNSON . i firA SPLENDID lot ol Paper Hangings anu iudow lWr, just received and for sale low by jan 13-tf: J U. .MAUltLriXw LU3IDER. A large and full assortment of Pine Lumber. For eale by . w may4 if. A. hAlbiibii, ater si WINDOW Glass. An assorimet of Window Glass, assorted sizes For leb may 4 tf. a uawuw "IT7AMED-1 wish to hire ly the monih a good VV industrious iJ, 16 or 17 years ol age, OernVn whoak. Enh will be prelerred. Apply . ri.itw2-2i wai. ji. uaw JT-IKO ..V- CarjKmter . Vini Street.nr Mr .Dodges' church. iny2-6m L VDIES SLIPPERS and RESIGNS. -w Pr Indies dippers and Buskius of e upe300 !kÄ.Seve: betöre brought to this market, jiM receive.! ar may 1G. - "KIP nnd THICK DROANS. - f Cases ol rrime ivip e-iH" , JLJ do do A't)3 do. 5 do Thick For sale by maylG OLIVER LAPP--WALDR03I SYTIII Xfi Dozen superior Waldrom Grass Scythes; OU 10 do . do do Corn do, 5 do do do Lrver uo. Allot a superior quality for fal.ER may li , SYTIIE SNATHS & PITCH PORKS;. ti Dozen Lampsoa patent . nat.:.; , rill :h) do do . 1? uStU!n0n' M do superior r iicj. v.', , ,-, OLIVER LADD. For sale by mayiii

arge and general assortment of Saddles, Bridles? arness. f rur.ks,CarPet tags. Saddle Bags', Val i?s and all i.t:ier artic es m h h.i i

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