Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 141, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 October 1848 — Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL.

The Daily Jocrxal is published every morning (Sundays excepted) at 10 cents per week, payable to the Carrier, or $5 20 per annum, payable in advance. The Tki-Weeklt Journal, for the country, containing all the matter of the Daily Journal, id published on Tuesdiys, Thursdays and Saturdays, at $1 00 per annum in advance. The Weekly Journal is published every Thursday at $2 00, three copied for $5 00, seven copies for 11 00, ten copies for 13 00, in advance. WEDNESDAY MORXIXG, OCT. 4. Advertising Prices iu Evnusville Papers. 1 square of 12 lines one insertion, $00,50 1 do " each additional insertion, 0O,23 do do do d do do do do one week, 1,50 two weekä, 2,50 one month, 4,lH) two months 6,00 three months, 7,50 " " six months, 10,00 " twelve months, 15,00 ' six months, renewable to averaso not more than once a week 12,00 1 do " twelve months, 20,00 Each additional square for fix months, 5,00 do do do twelve months, 8,00 No advertisements to be considered by the year unless specified on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the parties. Announcing candidates for ollice $1 for each name in advance. All advertisements from transient persons to be paid in advance. Advertisements, not marked on the copy for a specified number of insertions, will be continued one month, unless sooner discontinued, and payment exacted accordingly. The privileges ol yearly advertisers will be eonfined to their regular business, and all other advertisements not pertaining to their regular business as agreed fur, to be paid extra. All advertisements for charitable institutions, fire companies, ward, township, any other public meetings, and such like, to be charged hall" price. Marriages and deaths inserted without charge, Ohituary notices and funeral invitations to be charged half price. Regular advertisers and all others sending communications or desiring notices de?igned to call attention to fairs, soirees, concerts; or any public entertainments where charges are made lor admittance, all notices of private associations, every notice designed to call attention to private enterprizes, calculated or intended to promote individual interest, can only be inserted with the understanding that the same is. to be paid for ll inerted in the editorial (which can only be at the ducretion of the editors) the same will be charged at the rate of not Ies3 than 12 cents per line. Knowing the above rates to be liberal and much less than is charged in other cities and towns for tint i!ar work, we mnke known our intention to be guided hereafter by thc-n; and to prevent any misunderstanding, we deem it expedient to publish this on the i.iside pag.M of our pip ;rs fir one month, that all Mruiis in ty have an opportunity ot making themselves aapiiinted with the rates hereafter to be charged by us respectively. ' WM. II. CHANDLER &CO. YCUNGLOVC & SULLIVAN. lJ,C.i',WTIXlJTON. JuJe Lafayette Sau:dees of Louisiana, died recent! at the Eod Sulphur Springs in Virginia. He was a delegate to the erent Whig National Convention, and read the el position of the political views ami sentimentb of Gen. Taylor, which lia.-ebeen iheauhject of so much fcubeqiu nt conmv lit. He was a man of abilities, and carried uiihhiu: the universal respect of all parlies. Em ig easts to Calikobsia. The immense quantities of gold which is said to abound in California, and the ease with which it is secured, is creating a moving fever in all parts of the United States. Even in our staid and sober little city we hear people talking the matter over, and speculating as to the easiest, bestand quickest route to this el Dorado, as if they were all ready for a move and only waiting to learn which route to take whether to go by sea or oa the outside of a mule. Perhaps the follow- . ing which we copy from the Louisville Courier may throw some light on the matter, and afford instructions by which our emigrants may prefit. The Courier says: We learn that there is every probability of a large emigration to California, uext year. We bear of the organization of companies in vari ous towns auu neighborhoods in Kentucky, for this purpose, as well as in nearly every other State in the Union. There is but little doubt that fifty thousand persons will be on their way to thearlAesr U'of, as soon as the green grass of the prairies shall show itself above the surface of the soil, next spring. We consider we are doing a service to all persons designing to emigrate to the new Eldorado, by calling their attention to Mr. Bryant'a new publication in reference to California. No emigrant bound to this country should fail to read this work before he starts, and have it by hitn on the tourney. It is a perfect guide book on the journey, and after arriviug in the country, as could be written, oesues me entertainment which its paes afford as an agreeably written narratiue. With the work in his hand, the traveller to the Pacific, can never lose his way and he will always know wnsre "grass and water can be found. Let every emigrant purchase IvAal I saw in California. The Diffebesce. When Gen. Taylor was advised by the administration to retreat from Buena Vista to Monterey, he scorned the ad vice. He bad gone to Buena Vista to fight and not to run away. He fought and conquer ed and thus prevented the hosts of Santa Anna from overrunning all the territory wres ted from the Mexicans and even Texas it se If. When Gen. Cass at the Aux Canards bridge was instructed in writing by Gen. Hull that he was at liberty either to pursue theenemy or to retreat according to his own discretion he chose totetreat. He ran away, when, by pushing forward a few miles, he might have talon Mahlen without strikinc a blow. Ihe tBVM - (J consequences of his running away was the in vasion of Michigan by the British forces. A man may as well break his sword who has no use for it on such an occasion as that. Costlt. The Irving House a new hotel just opened on Broadway, New York, has been erected at a cost of nearly half a million oftlol lars, and furnished and fitted at a cost of abou

875,000.

CQ"" The Madison Banner says one of ti e wildest freaks of nature is now to be seen at the Apollo Saloon in that city a double calf, having eight legs, ami almost as many faces as Gen. Lewis Cass.

Facts to be rem em bee ed. That Lewis Casa says that Congress has no constitutional power to prohibit the introduction of slavery iuto California and New Mexico. That LeNvis Cass, while Governot of Michi gan, claimed and received, as extra pay, 64,000, of the People's money. That Lewis Cass stands pledged to carry out the policy of the present administration, which is opposed to the improvement of our Rivers and Harbors. That Lewis Cass is in favor of a tariff for re venue only, without regard to discrimination in favor of the labor of our own country. That Lewis Cass, whilst favorable to involv ing our country in foreign wars, and to preparing the hearts of the American people for war, lakes good care to stand out of harm's way, when war does come. That Lewis Cass was playing the courtier at the Court of Louis Phillippe, while "Old Rough and Ready" was in pursuit of the savagea through the everglades of Florida. Santa Anna's liquor canteen is in possession of Mr. McBride, of Philadelphia. It is made from the horn of a Mexican ox, is about two feet liigh, and is beautifully mounted with silver. When found in Santa Anna's tent at Cerro Gordo, it was filled with brandy. Locoroco Dictionaky. "Clear and unques tionable.' That which is iu dispute. The whole or none." A little more- than half. Fifty-four forty, or ght.w Forty-nine and flunk. A bloodless achievement." The sacrifice of thirty thousand lives. Indemnity for the past." Losing 8150,000,000 in a fight with Mexico. "Security for the future." faying 81 5,000,000 more. Aid and comfort." Giving the Mexicans a General. "Government economy." 852,063,019 per year. "No national debt." Advertising for loans. "Hard money." Treasury notes. "Will of the people." Veto ami ditto. "Revenue tariff.' Protection to Uritisb manufactures. Nat. Int. DANK NOTICE. OTICE 1. creby given that ihe annual meet inn of the t jkholdcrs in the R ranch at Ev-m-ivill ot the Sii : 'nit of 1 nd no a, will be held it the Uankin 1 louse, o.. Monday the Cth day of vnnn! rni'i.at 1 nVl.wu r . M at which tun a statement of the condition of the branch will be sub mitted, and an election held for eifh! Directors to serve the ensuing year. Polls to close nl o'clock . AI. Ly order ol the Uoord of Dirt,or8 dJ &. w td G. W. IIA THRONE, Cas.iir. Jaync's Jlcdical Almanac, am a u mil to u i:ivr 1 1. The calculations lor this Almanac are made with Ljreat care and accuracy and for live diluent Latitudes and Longitudes, so as to make them Mjatly useful as a Calendar i:i every part ol the United .State s and Uri tish North A nierica. ' 1 he v are Drinttd on good paper, a.id with handsome new type, and are neatly bound, and beMcstein the neattft and most accurate calendar printed in the United States. they contain a large amount of valuable iultrina.ion, putted to ihe wants of all, and of that kind, too, which cannot I found in books. ' HIS CATALOUUE OF DISEASES, with relarks and directions lor their removal is really ina! u able, and make them welcome v siters in everv house they enter. Lvery family hhou'd possess at least one of these Annuals. Hi Almanac f. r SVJ i now ready for distribution, of which he designs to publish at least "Two Millions." and in order tint very family in the United States und tlnii h Anier ica, may bo furnished with a copy, he hereby invite MERCHANTS AN 13 STOii E K E EPE KS. t j forward thtir orders to hi ui as early as possiM andlthey shall tie (iratuitousiy givtn with as mi ny copies as they may deem necessary to kupp.) their various customers. They ore alio inv tl ui the same time, to u nd a copy of tueir BUM' ESS CAliD," which will be printed and placed on lue cover of the Almanacs tent them, also without charge. Tue y are also requested to rive all necesparv cli recti -ns how the Almanacs should be iorwanled to thoni. By law they canno bo sent by mail unless the ostae is first paid on them here. Urders (post paid,) directed to I J lt. U. JAYNE, Philadelphia, will meet wi.h prompt attention. Cr FAMILIES can obtain the ALMANACS Cliatis of C. HELL. Evansvilte. Ind. And all who are Agents for the sale of Dr. Ja vne's Celebrated Family Medicines. oct 3-3 w CiUAUDIAN'S SALE OF HIIAL ESTATE. Vy Y virtue ot an order of the Vanderbursh 1 obare JlJ Court, rendered at its August Term A.D. Id48, the underpinned (.uardinn tf Thomas J P. Kasure, and Uenrkt a Ka?ure, infant heirs of Adam Kasure dee'd, will sell at 1'ubhc Auction at the door of the Court llou.oe, in the city of Evansville on the Cdth day ol Uctotier, A. D., laii, the undivided one-sixth part of the North East quarter, of the South West quarter ot Section .No. Four t-i) Township Seven (7) South of Hange, No. ten West. TtRMS OF Sale. One half of the purchase money in casn, and the remaining halt in three months Irom the day of sale, the purchaser giving note with approved security and waiving all relict lrom valuation Law a sep 30-3 w CONRAD BAKER, Guardian. rem SALE. I WILL fell at private wie Lot No. 9 in the upper Enlargement ol the rity; title periect. It is one ol the most eligible locations in the city for a privat residence. Al.-o a ten year leae on a lot 371 by 150 feet, suitable for a residence, lau- J JOHN J. CHANDLER. DR. S. C. WJLSOXv LATE of Cincinnati Ohio, hnvinj located lnwll in the city of Lvancville, would re;ect fully otler hi wrviccs to the citizens ol this place, and the stir rounding iummunity for the prneliee of Medicine and Surgery in all their various branches Uiiice on the corner of Locust and First streets opposite the Sherwood House. liesHencc ot (he house of the lit v. John V. Dodge, corner of I rftut and Second streets, atitj 10 dlni.Vw3m.

A LM AN ACS! ALMANACS!! ALMANACS!:.' i .quirements of the public lor the Almanacs. rA- DK.D. J AYNrJ would hereby inform the pub- irj, d, Messrs. Stavely & M'Calla. who do dHtri" the p. -work, have found it necessary to called kimscll and all his Ajjtuts, an Almanac, e P J vaUts of the publisher, to obtains

REPORTED

FOR THE EVANSVTLLE JOURNAL. Cicis.nati, Oct. 3, P. M. The River has risen 4 inches here to-day and is still rising slowly. The Flotu market isffirmer. Sales of 1400 bbls. at 83,76 to 83,87$. Holders are asking 84,00. Sales of Whisky at 17Jc. Sjles of Mess Pork at 9,50. Sales of 1000 kegs of Lard at8J. Sales of Flaxseed at 90 to 95c. Sales of Cheese at 5Jc. Pittsburg , Oct. 3, P. M. There is three feet water in the channel here and the river rising. Hall of Tempehasce, Fosf.t DivisroN, No. 90, S. of T.. Nev Ha&moxy, Ind ,Sept. 29. 3 The following officers wus duly elected for the ensuing quarter: John Grast, W. P. William Dbansfield. W. A. William Combs, R. S. William Hugo, A. R. S. John B. Hugo, F, S. H.C. Cooper, T. David Wilset.C. William P. Callowat, A.C. Henry Walton, I. S. Canada, Tavloh; O. S. ENERGY. One of the most remarkable instances of the success which attends well applied energy and perseverance, is exhibited in the case of Dr. David Jatse, of Philadelphia, with whose advertisements the readers of the Register are familiar. The Doctor.after spending many years of his life in practice, and a careful investigation of the origin and character of diseases, applied himself to the preparation of remedies, and the excellence of his compounds is attested by the grateful thanks of thousands, who have proved the benefits of his skill and scientific knowledge His are not mere quack notrutns.but preparations resultingfrom longatil careful study, and as they serve, iu an eimneut degree, the good purposes for which ihey were intended, success has followtd the proprietor's enterprise and labors. His establishment is now one of the largest in the United States, and besides furnishing every city, town and township in the couutry w ith his invaluable medicines, he ships, annually, immense quantities to foreign lands. In the prosecution of his plans for bringing his specifics to the notice of the whole people, Da. Jayne has issued a Family Almanac, containing certificates and testimonials of the highest character. Wcsee it stated iu the Germantown Telegraph, that "last year, one mil lion of the Almanacs were published for 1818, and all distributed. This year, the demand for 1819 is so great, that two pow er presses, driven by steam, are running day and night, with a double set of hands, and are unable to meet the third foiser ;TCss! Tico millions and a half of copies will bfc inquired for 1819 consuming! from twelve tofiftet. tl thousand reams of paper, and incurring an expeie n the very small rate of tw o cents each t op; ad we cannot see how thoy can be furnidiou at s lw a price of fifty thosand dollars. iJ won derful, exhibiting, as it does, cuC ol most remarkable instances of enterprise PU re cord. But it must be remembered that this large sum, which is a fortune of itself, is entirely given away the whole two millions and a half of Almanacs are gratuitously given to merchants, storekeeper, families and individuals, with a view to their general gratuitous distribution throughout the United States. Th position of Dr. Jaynk ian enviable one achieved by his ow n unaided niergy, iiulustry a:i'l enlerprie drawing largely from an extensive knowledge- of in--dical jurisprudence and he now standi at the head of the tliscovrriesof nieiliciii" for "th .million," which have not only bvt-n pioniuntrd to bcuucqualled as remedies, for the diseases severally set part by the proprietor, &c, but destined to confer upon this human family incalculable benefits in the torin ot restored health, and prolonged existence." Jsorrhtoxn JlegUtcr. Canal Letting. XOTJCE TO COXTltACTOKS. THE undersigned Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal, hereby give not ice that they will receive healed proposals at Point Commerce in Greene County, Indiana, on the 15th day ol November next, for the construction of 17 miles of said Canal, exten ding along the valley of the west fork of White River, from Point Commerce to the village of Newberry in said County. On this division, there are to be constructed 6 Lift-Locks, ond (Juard-Iock,a dam across White River, 12 leet in height and over 400 feet in I length; together with the uual variety of work bell......:.... .-i 'i-i i; ...:u i .r...:.j. .1 iu a vaiiai. i lie line win uc uiiucu iiuo sections averaging about hall' a mite in length. At the same time and place, proposals will be received tor the performance of n part of the Rock Excava:on at the I 'at oka Summit, in Pike County. Thi.- ection will embrace neor20,tXO cubic yards ol solid rock, varying in depth from 4 to 15 Ictt, together with a portion of earth excavation. The work to be done will be ready for inspection for two weeks previous to the day ot letting, during which time all Decenary information will bo given bv the Resident Engintt-r. Payment will be made as the work progresses, in par funds. CHARLES BUTLER, i A. M. Pl'ETT, rrKJt,'i Ac. THUS. H.ULAKE. S Office of the Board of TRfSTtrs, ) Terre-Haute, Ind , Sep. 7, 11. I pep 13-td. TO LET. A CONVENIENT Dwclling-hoa-e now occuXI pied by the fcu'oacribcr. r or terms apply at the store of Sep -JS OLIVER LADD. ISSXIOVAL. OLIVER LADD, will remove his stock of goods to the new three Mory brick on Mains tritt, in about ten clays, where his old customers arc mviteu

to call n hu.i. sop .';.

NEW GOODS AGAIN! ! ! JUST received per Steamers North Carolina and J. Q. Adams, 13 packages more ot our Fall and Winter Stock. " , Which now comprises blue mixed and gold mixed Jeans; ble and blue black. Pilot cloths and blue Flushings; Dlankcts; Linseys; Crown Cottons nd Sattinets. Black plaid mourning and fancy Ginghams, EnirlUh mourning, oil colored; Furniture, blue and orange and new style fancj Prints. Combs, Buttons aud Threads; bl'k plaid English SilkCravats; Artificials; Ribbonsand Florence Oraid Bonnets; bl'k and colored tälk Fringes and (limjis; Indies blk lace silk Mitts and Gloves; Waddings; Padding and Canvass. Figured Saleebury Flannels; plain bl'k Fatin Stri;ed, riigured Mühair and real Alpacca Lustres; Rich figured colored Imperial and eil it checked Lamartine?.

Infantsfancy velvet; Roy's velvet and Cloth; Mens Cloth, velvet, fur, cloth fur trimmed, point Print, glazed and Plush Caps. ... R. V. black and dtab wool Hats; Fash Angola, Nutria, Russin and 11. B and L. Crowned Plnnter, Monterey and Buena ist a Hats. The above addition makes our assortment com plete with the exception of Boots and Shoes; which we are looking lor daily. We have made such arrangements that we will be receiving New Goods the whole of the present 8 son and will sell at low prices. Sep 15. J. II. MAGHEE & Co. Stoves! Stoves! ?IOUU STOVES. . JAMES AXTLIX & SOX, I'TAV ri in at roliirnwl f mm Cincinnati and iOU 811 ville with a large and splendid assortment ol the most approved Patterns of Stoves, FOR THE FALL TRADE! ; Which for potfjrinance and durability are unsurpassed in the Union, among which will be found the Buck's Patent Cooking Stove, (irnyroyed,) the best Stove in ue. A I. so the tjueen ot" th West, and Harry of the West premium Cool in Stoves, now paterns; and the lates style of Double Oven Cooking Stoves. All worts of Heating Stoves. Some of the most beautiful air-tight Parlor and Dining Room Stoves we ever saw brought to thit City. Six, seven to ten Plate Stoves, new" patterns. Rough and Ready Parlor Stoves. Any quantity of Tin Ware on hand as usual which tliey would dispose of at the very lowlst Ciscixnati 1' RH ES. Give us a call and see for yourselves at oar strc on Main street, oni door from B. Nurrie's Tavern. SeplSditw. AVALUABIiE FA 1191 for SALE 3, r-i iivivi' . 1 r,,t ; v -Y tvone and one half acres, ninctv-six improvio, ten mils from Kvansvilleon the ttate road lending to Terre Haute, one hall mile lrom Urownina's Ettam mill. This land lies on both sides of the state road, and can be so divided that it will make two cmk1 firms. On the Kaf t tide of the road is u new two storv frame house, with a store room attached, thir ty-two ket long, a frame smoke house and s hop, a 'arsie double Io barn sixty-six leet long by twenty two wide, with a twelve toot t-hed running the whole lencih. rnd all other necessary outbuildings, and plenty of l;om1 water, one hundred of choice apple trees, with a vtru ty oi pcacn anuotueriruit trees fltt fliA aA2 it J! (fiA rrtnl ia n rr a frn rri riu.fll. ing, a frame riiiok house, with a large double barn, well shaded, with stables and other out building?, one hundred bearing apple trees ol the !'(.t kind, also a vaJiety ot peach, plumb ar.u cherry trees, a never lailintr well ot tue best kind of water. The land is in a high state of cultivation, plenty of good hickory. white and black oak timber lor all purpo?s, plenty of sand, free and lime stone rock, in short everything to make it a desirable location. It is one of the best locations in this part of the State for a store and public house. This farm will be sold on reasonable terms and payments made easy. For further infor mation enquire of James T. W alker, ot Lvansville or to the proprietors on the premises. Possession may be had immediately ir required JOHN BURT1S. THOMAS IIKNNEFSY Scott tow ;;?hip,Vanderburg co. la. apl3 d&wGm roil HEM. 4 LARGE frame ;vore-House for rent; apply V to the subscriber corn, r Main and S-cond street KKW GOODS. Pi:iNTS, DOMKSTICS, DIIILLIXGS, Ac JUST received by sreamers Wyoming and Gcr. mantown. 18 bales 4-4 heavy and tine domestic; 2 " 7:8 " Drilling; Also Prints and other iroods, the first arrivals of my Fall stock. scp 1 tj M. W. FOS TER. CAUPET WAUP. 300 , LB. assorted Carpet Chain, all colors and fast dve. 350 lb. White Carpet Chain. just received and for saie ny sep i ij '.. r wo i KOCEKir-S. TUST received by steamer "Gen. Lafayette, and J for sale low lor caAi 50 bags prime Rio CofTce; 10 Ilogsfteads of Sunar. 20 bbls Plantation Molasses a prime article. 10 bbl. Rosin; 5 boxes of Liiimon?; June 13, M. W. FOSTER C jrner main &. 1st Streets. JUST received by steamer Glencoe, 73 fides sole Leather; 23 Bx3 Lemon t-yrup; 3 Tierces refined Susrnr for family c. forsaleby ALLlSot UitnLs, ap2l tyatersi. IkEIVIO Villi. V LLIS HOWES have temporarely moved their jHL Stock and ollice to the new llrick Store, on Sycamore street, next to Ltausiinns corner, oi wunn place they respectfully solicit their friend3 and the public ingcneralto extend to them the same li.ieral nnl rn o rrrt t Jv at k VA era lutiT rniovrd. alwa.s felt grateful .for, and will always endeavor to deserve. fcep au. SHOES! SHOES!! JUST received by the subscriber, 200 pair Mens' Rrogans; 100 do Ladies Shpiers; 10O do Children's Shiies; 100 do Youth's and Jlbsca Shoes; 1 bnle Raw Cotton; . With n vnripfw f nthT tr.nnls fiiitable for the season which will he sold at unusial low prices for ... . . , t l l : cash. 1 lease to call nno examine wwre ji"n elsewhere. WILLIAM HUGHES, Sep. IG Corner Main and Second Ht. 171ATON&. HUGG, House Carpenters and Joiners ii 2d slirct between Sycamore and Vine op,25d

4ß$ L. IIISGES. aBii-.y First Sin et, above 3IainJLL2f

riMIE eubseriler. would inWm X- Evansville and ßurroundinff countrv that he hn establifclied himself in the Book Binding bnsinees at tlio above named place, where he will be happy to re ceive all work in his line. He would , intornl hi friends and the pubhethat having a thorough knowledge of the business, and also having the vry best of materials, he is able to do every kind of work in nis line in tne best Manner. ang 24 2m. PillUTIIIG. F. WILLSEY would return his thanks S. to his friendrf and the citizens in ceneral I A I X A. lor pa?t lavors, und hope by close attention I to business to m rit a libera, thare of the pubX lie patronage. Those having work in my line T will do well to cive me a call, as I intend to I work cheaper than the cheapest and as cood as I X the liest. All orcers left with J. C. Hebt rd or N 12 P. G.O'Ri ley will receive prompt attention C sep 19, d Cm. P A I IT T I N C CLOTH, CASSIMERES AND VESTING. SUPERFINE black French Cloth, superfine back French Cassinien.-s, Dlack, Blue and (Junn cloths of every quality and price, Fancv Cassimeres, Fancy Vestings, White and Colored Marseilles Vesting?, with a large assortment of Gents Plain Black, and Fancy Silk Cravat, and Patent Stocks, Fupertine Plain and Figured black Silk?, and Satins for Vestings. Gents superfine. Black and White Colored Silk and Kid Gloves, with every desirable articled Gents Spring and summer wear, for wholesale and retail by ap 151 MORRIS S. JOHNSON. LAXD Tüll SALE. I WISH to sell from 40 to GO acres of Land of thft north end of my Farm lying 1 and a I mile from the city of Evansville on the Princeton rond. CCrFor particulars enquire of VM. WOOD. aug 23. QWkj j. YAl'TBIX & CO., WOULD respectfully announce to thew u ' tcitizcns of Evansville and country ad-J jacent, .hat they have recently opened a bhoe&iore on the WeetsiueofMain street, next door the corner of Second, where they are manufactuiing BOOTS a xd SHOES ix am. their VAKiocs KKA.vciits. Their experience in the business will enable them to procure the Ixt of stock and have M. manu fact urt J inthtmott Humble manner. We invite the citizens ot Evansviile and public generally to call and examine our work, as we have a good etcckof ready made work ol our own manufacture. Young men wishing fine Boots can obtain them here of every description, ready made or to order if preferable. All orders left with us for work will be promptly attended to. The Ladies of Evansville are respectfully invited to call and examine otir large frtock of Ladies' ware, as we stand ready at all times to wait on those that feci disposed to favor us with a call. We arc prepared to manufacture Fany Shoes of every different ptyle. Those leaving orders forSnoes may rest assured that no pains will be spared in trying to accommodate them with any si y lc they wish. We feel will'int to acknowledge our gratitud to the citizens for the friendship they have manifested towards us. nnu lhank them for their libera! patronage, and hope that in return our work may merit tluir opprobution. ÖCrAU work done by us is warranted, and no charge made for mending work that should eive wav. feb 14 WiSuw if. J. VAUTRIN & CO, A CA KD. THE undersigned would rrppcctfully inform the ci'izens of Evansville and viiiiiiiy, that he has re-opened his thnpon Main street, jposite the ltonk , where he intends carrying on the '1 adoring business in a lew of its branches. Thos wishing to employ him will find him on hand during btibine-ss hours, eep 1 WM. HOLDEN. I J IIA L Jvstate lor Sale.--I now offer for solo J.V tome of the most desirable Jieal ltate in the city and county, consisting of the following lots and tracts of Lind. Iot No 3d upper enlargement and lots No 162 &. 166 donation cidargi mtnt of the city u Evansville. , . Aho tha lato residence of aiiiuers IlornUook dee'd, Eaid to be one of the finest upland Faimsin ih county, containing 2t acres; also about 50O acres o laud in which there are several improvements; this last lot will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Also, 10 bhares of Ba nk stock. For terms applyto P. HORXBROOK. j c 22-d2m&.w4m . LANDS AND TOWN LOTS FOR SALE. WE have for sale on terms to suit purchasers, about sixty Town Lots 1 ing on both sides of the Canal, and in almost every part of the city including Texas ond Lamasco. Also a number of tracts of land in dilleretit part of the County. pop 1-2-1 nio.d. INGLE WHEELER. D ALLEY'S Mnfficnl Pain Extractor.More proofs that Dalley's Magical Pain J xtractor is Ix'st .lPuicinc in tne woriu. ctry uay is uer monstrating the matchless virtues ol this article. Letters are coming to us from all parts of the Union expressing gratitude and surprise at the wonderful properties it possesses in all cases of burns, rheumatism, piles, wounds, &c. The press abounds in notices of its high character as a standard Medicine, and from the number we select the following from the Island City of the 12th September : Daixev's Medical Pain Extractor. An invention like this truly wonderful article, so full of virtues . . . ... . . i . i i ' j i should be made known to the universe. Its cures, in manv cases are absolutely bevond belief. For burns. scalds, sores, swellings, f alns in the limbs of all kinds, cuts, wounds,and in cverjdiscaseof the body, where it can be applied externally, it never laus to cure. A singular case came under our own observation. A friend in playing with a si arp 6teel pen, run it into the palm of his hand so that it came out at the back nnd had to be extracted tlial wav. The poisonous natuieof the ink in the wound, ns well as the instrument itself, cauwd the Land to swell dreadfully. Dalley's Pain Extractor was applied, and the next law the wellinrr had entirely cone down, the pain had left, and the wound was cured in a few days. -. . i' : L . J mxjrtiin t l,numn vuunierieius ui my i.au acioi are unblushinsrly publish! to the world in my name. Protect yourself, as you value life, and health, from theu detentions. 1 am. as everv druircist in the Uni ted States knows, the sole inventor and proprietor of Dalley's Magical rain Extractor; no other being has pver made or can make a grain of it, for no man liv ing hr.s the secret ol the t reparation but myself. The only genuine has my written signature on each label, ancf is sold wholesale and retail at the General Depot 20d Broadway, iScw 1 orK; and at the outnren Depot, 151 C AK 1 Kt" B.reei, iV lvao vlllr general Dpot lor the South and W est. All onlersfor Agencies, or for Ttxn Extractor, must beaddrcssed toJ. WRIGHT tl'-i "I TU ES street Xcw Orlcana, only agents lor the South and West' 8-Only Agents in Evansville, mar25-ly A LLIS !c HOWES WINER'S Canadian Verm ilu&e The best remedy ever yet discovered for all kinds ol WORMS. It not only destroys Worms and invigorates the whole system, but it dissolves and carries oil the superabundant slime or mucus, so prevalent in the stomach and bowels of children, more especially those in bad health. The mucus forms the bed or nest in which worms produce their young, and by removein" it, it is impossible for worms to remain in the body. It is harmless in it effects on the system, and the health of the patients is always improved by it use. even when no worms: ars discovered; tb einedcine being palatable, no child will refuse t take is not even the most delicate. 53-Prepared by JOHN WINER tc CO., No. 83 Maiden Lane. New York. Sold wholesale and retail, bv J. WRIGHT, General Agent for the South and West, 131 Chirtres street. New Orleans. 83rOnly Agents in Evansville, mary25-ly ALLIS&HOWES FOR ST. LOUIS. Iifgular Wednesday Paclef. THE elegant, fast-running steamer a i it .fct:tATLANTIS, S. S. Paxo. Master, will leave Evans vil! for the above and intermediate landings every Wednesday, at 8 ochck A. M. For freieLt or pa?nge tply on board or to HAR R1NGTON, CRANE & O'RILEY. jy 22

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