Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 143, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 October 1848 — Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL.

Tho" Daily Joirnal is published every morning (iuniays excepted) at lu cents per week, ptiyalle to the Carriers, or 5 20 per annum, payable la advance. The Tri-Weekly Jocrxal, (or the count', eon taining all the matter of the Daily Journal, is published on Tuednys, Thursdays and Saturdays, at s tj per annum in advance. The Weekly Jocrwt. is published every Thursday at $2 W. tLree cobles for $3 seven copies lor $11 tv, ten copies tor $lo 00, in advance. FRIDAY M011MXÜ, OCT. 6. Advertising Prices iu Evausvillc Papers 1 square of 15 lines one insertion. 00,50 do do do do do do do do do each additional insertion, W,2o one wttk, 1,50 two weeks, 2,50 o.ie month, 4,00 two months f,00 three months, 7,30 six months, 10,00 twelve months, 15,00 six month?, renewable to u It average not more than once a week. 12,00 1 do " " twelve months, 20,00 Each additional square tor tax months, 5,00 do do do twelve months, 8,00 No advertisements to be considered by the year unless sjiecitieJ on the manuscript, or previous'y agreed upon between the parties. Announcing candidates for office SI for each name in advance. AH advertisements from transient persons to be paid in advance. Advertisements, not marked on the eopy for a specified number of insertions, will be continued one mouth, unk-ss sooner discontinued, and payment exscted accordingly. The privileges ot yearly advertisers will be confined to their regular business, and all other advertisements not pertaining to their regular business as agreed for, to be pai J extra All advertisements for chariiahle institutions, fire companies, ward, township, any other public meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. .Marriages and deaths inserted without charge. Obituary notices and funeral invi'ati jus to becharged halt price. Regular advertisers and all others sending communications or desiring notices designed to call attention to fairs, soirees, concerts; or any public entertainments where charges are nnde tor 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 pai l for. ll in-erted in the editoriil (which can only be at the di.-cretirm of the editors) the same will be charged at the rate of not less than 12 cents per lineKnowing the above ratea to ho liberal and much I-ss t!an is charged in other cities and towns for tint i!ar woik, we m ike known or intention to lw guided hereafter by thom, and to prevent any misunderstanding, we deem it expedient to publish this on the i:ii I?? pi s ot o.;r ;4; n ttr V! tn.mlh, that all persons m ly hive :i o(.r.ritimty of making themselves acquainted with tlie rales hereafter to be charged by ui re.-pecivelv. W.l. II. CHANDLER ,CO. YOUNGLOYE fi, SULLIVAN. II. C. HUNTINGTON. Fossil. FoorrKixrs. Dexter March, laboring me chanic of Greenfield, many years ago discovered on the flagging stones with which he was laying a fide walk, what appeared to be the footprints of some strange bird. Tho geoiogi-t pronounced them tobe euch, and to belorg to a jeriod before the creation of man. Thu discovery so excited the cuiiosity and f a a a scientific ardor ol .Mr. .war.-li iiint lie lias since made It his amuse ment to look for euch impressions, and lie has traversed the valley from the northern .Mass achusetu line to WetliTslicll, Con., some time spending weeks in quarrying rocks with tl.e sole view t f discovering these ancient tracks. In the last number of SUlitiian'd Journal vS Science he gives brie f account of his labors and successes, from whic i we may understand that the Connecticut valley, in bygone ages, was a favorite resort ol birds that would have made no more of putting a man in the ir crops, than turkeys do of swallowing grasshoppers. Mr. Marsh has in his possession more than eight hundred footprints of birds and quadrupeds, besides having furnished many specimens toothers, in this and other countries. In some casts these specimens are o distinct as not only to show the joints of the toes but the perfect impression of the skin. He has perfect tracks of quadrupeds so small that a hall dime will cover the whole foot, and again others ol birds where the foot measures half a yard Irom the toe to the heel, so that if the birds which made them were propurtioned like those we now have they must have stood twenty feet high! He has sometimes followed the track, cfa bird thirty or forty feet in the rock, the track being at first faint, as if on hard soil; then more distinct, as if imprinted on the cand at the water edge, and finally finking into tbe mud and disappearing in the Witcr. He has one t,hb four or five incites thick, on which the track appear a3 mere straight lines upon the surlace; but on splitting it into live lajcrs they crrow more and more distinct, tilt the lower slab shows where the foot tested, just as if whin the t ne was in a state of mud, tho bird trod down to the bottom of it, and on withdrawing the foot the mud closed up. Among these tracks are many very unlike to those made by any known animals, but still so marked as to leave no doubt that animals made them. A sort of Kangaroo, for example, shows very small fore feet and very large hind ones. Of this the Journal of Science gives a striking cut. Lxdux Ieihcise. The St Louis Reveille relates that an artist of that city, being recently cngagid in sketching the scenery about Fort duelling and the Falls of St. Anthony, was very desirous of embellishing his panorama with sketches of Indian groups, taken from life, and the sight of a Sioux encamp ment threw him into rxtaeies. He forthwith set himself down, pencil and sketth-boük in hand, and transierred upon paper the picturesque lodges, with . all the pleasing groups around them. The Indian medicine was tied in a bundle, and suspended upon a stick stuck upright in the ground, a short distance in front ol one of the lodges, and Sam, after sketch inr advanced to examine it more closely, and -" e - thoughtlessly handled it. This, in the eye of an In dian, is a grave offence, for the touch of a white man in their opinion, destroys thecflicacy of the medicine, He had scarcely touched it before an arrow whizzc; by him, in close rroxinaity to his ear, and Sam turn ed around in time to prevent the flight cf another which an Indian was fixing on the string of lib bow some thirty yards from him. A half a dozen of on gryred men were gesticulating to him he advanced towards thera and tried to explain that he meant no offence, that ha was only sketching, &c, but they talked ioux ai him so passionately, and accompan ied their words with such t-ignificent motions, that he thought it not only pru lent, but positive wisdom to leave suddenly and this he did, wiihout ''wailing cpon the'order of hu going."

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FOR THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL. ARRIVAL OF THE N. Y. STEAMER HERMAN. AW OR TAX T FIl OM E Uli OPE! DISTRACTED CONDITION OF IRE LAND-NEWS FKOJI FRANCE CON DI TION OF TRADE, Ac. New York, Oct. 4, IS 49. The Steamer Herman which arrived here tolay sailed on the 20th: France. The news from Paris is very un satisfactory and uninteresting. Ilia thought that Louis Napoleon will be elected to the Assembly. Charles Albert had arrived at Turin and at once requested the Cabinet to resign, that a new one midit be formed in accordance with the wants of the country. The Cholera is raging with frightful violence in Turkey. Constantinople has been visited by another destructive fire. Two hundred houses were to tally destroyed. Ireland. Accounts represent this country in the same distracted condition as at the last fd rices. The same insurrectionary symptoms still exist. The military are kept constantly under arms, a nd collision was hourly expect ed. Com Trait at Liverpool. The arrivalsare 'united, and ths weather is fine. Coin plain is are made of a defective yield in the Wheat crop. Tbe Potatoe disease is on the increaseFree Wheat had declined Id to 2d per 70 lbs. Corn is in fair request at a decline of Is per quarter. Corn Meal sohl at 17s. There was limited demand for Flour and the price re mained unchaiig-d. Oats had advanced Id per 45 lbs. On Tuesday Indian Corn hail advanced and but few parcels were offered on sale. Prices had fully recovered previous to the sailing of the Herman. On Friday, Corn Meal was held Is advance, per sack. English Flour had declined 1 Louisville4 Oct. 5, 81. P. M. Georgia EUctiona Th(? returns from the first district, show that King is re-elected. Second district, Calhoun, Whig, elected, a Whig gain. Third district, Owen.Whig elec ted. Fourth district whigs gaining. Fifth ami sixth districts not heard from. Seventh and eighth districts, both Whigs as before. Cincinnati, 5, 8 1-2 P. M. The river at this place has risen 3 inches in the past 24 hours and a prospect of a rise. Sales of flour at $3,932d4,00, and heavy owiu to unfavorable river news. Sales of Whisky 17 l-4c Liiuie uoing in otner articles, -rnces unchaniyd. . The sugar crop of Texas will, this year, be more than double that of 1317. The first ex portation of sugar from that section of the Un ion was made in 1816, and ammounted to only ifty hogshead. The crops of 1817 amounted to 2,003 hogsheads, of which between 500 and COO hogsheads were exported. The crop of this year is estimated at five thousand hogs heads. COUNTY LIDHAHY NOTICE. riIIE Trustees of the Vanderburgh County Li!rnry, are requested to meet at John Ingle's Jr., office, to-morrow at 2 o'clock, P. M. oct C il PALLEY?S Magical Pniu Extractor. L More proofs that Dallev's Magical l'ainl xtrac tor is best Medicine in the world. Every day is de monstrating the matchless virtues ot this article. Letters are cominr to us from all parts of the Union expressing gratitude and surprise nt the wonderful properties it possesses in all cases ot burns, theuma its tn, piles, wounds, etc. 1 lie pre?s abounds in no tices ut its high character as a standard Medicine, and from the nunikr we select the lolloping from the Island City of the 12th September : Oalixy s .Ml pica L 1'aix Lxtractor. An inven tion like this truly wonderful article, so full of virtues should be made known to the universe. Its cures, in manv cases are ab.-olutclv bcvoiul be lit f. For burns. scalds, sores, swellings, pains in the limbs of nil kinds. , cuts, wounds. and in every iüm aseof the body, where it can be applied externally, it never tails to cure. A singular case came under our own observation. friend in playing with a si arp steel pen, run it into the paitn in ins nana w that it came out at the back and had to le extracted that way. 1 he poi.eonou nature of the ink in the wound, as well as the instru ment itself, caused the hand to swell dreadfully. Dallcv's Fain Extractor was ari!ied. and tlie next day t lie swelling had entirely gone down, the pain had lelt, and tlie wound was cured in a tew days. IinrtaHt Caufiih Counterfeits of my Extractor are unbluhin$:ly published to the world in mv name, t'roicct youraelt,as you value lite, and health, from t!ie?e deceptions. am, as every druggist in the United States knows, the sole inventor and proprietor of Ualley's Magical Tain Lxtructor; no other being has ever ma leor can make a groiu of it, for no man living has the secret ot tha preparation but uiysJf. The only genuine has my written signature on each lalicl, and is sold wholesale and retail at tiie General Depot 2ik3 liroadway. New York; and at the Southren Depot, 151 C AliTUES street. New Orleas, tny only 't neral Depot lor the South and West. " II D ALLEY.' All orders for Agencies, or for Pain Extractor, must bnddresed to J. WRIGHT & CO., 131 C ARTH ES street New Oi leans, only agents tor ihe South and WestJfcTOnly Agents in Evansville, mar231y ALLI3 & HOWES WINDOW (ilass. An assort met of Window (las, assorted sizos. Forral?Ly , miyltf. A LAL'GHLLN, Water st.

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Chills and FtVR. Wright's Indinn WgetnMe Pills are one of the lt, if not the very l-et mecicint in the world, for the cure of lntermitänt Fever, bocjuse they excel all other in ridding the body pt tlio.-e morbid humors which are the cause not only of nil kinds of Fever, but of every malady incident to man. Four or five off aid Indian Vegetable Pills, taken every night on going to bed, will, in a short time, make a perfect cure of the most obstinate case ol Chills and Fever, at the same time the digestive organs will be restored to a htaiihy tone, und the :dood so completely nuriiied that Fever and Ague, or disease in any form; will te absolutely impos.- iile. This is to certify, that I was entirely curt-d of the Chills and Fevers, of eeveral months standing, by the ise of four dote.' of four pills each, tf Wriirhts Inlian Vegetable Fills, and after taking medicine from i reaula. phy.-ician for f-ome time, and having no symptoms ot it since, which has been a1ut one year go. J.W.Sl'EXCLU. Texas, Champaign Co., Ohio. Scoar CJrove, Fairfield co., 0.,Xov, 19, MG. This is to certify that 1 was cured ol the chills and fever by the use of Wright's Indian Vegitable Fills, after having three attacks of it. DAVID DEEÜY. 5-BeWAKE OF-St GAR-COATtD COUNTERFEITS! TlfMrmher, that the original and oiy genuine Indian I'rftuh'e Pill have the written tig nature of Wili.Uam Wrioiit on the top of e'ich b ix. The genuine is lor sale nt wholes! and retail by UO It CRT IIA UN KS, sols Hent for Kvniiville. O.O. Newman, West Franklin; (J. P. &, T. J. Hudspeth, lloonville; A M Fhelpa, Newburg; Henry HlaStIc-y, St. ioui: Jones &; K irlmrd.-un, Jmrsloro; John l.vnn, Lynnville; (i W Noble, Iouisville;; and at Dr. Wri jut's principal office, 161) Race street, Philadelphia, la. v sop !-3w LMANACS! ALMANAC!! ALMANACS!!! A Dil. D. J A YN U would hereby inform the public that he pubii.-lies annually tor giatnitous distribution by himself and all his Agents, an Almanac, called Jayne'i Medical At manne, AM) (ill ID L TO HEALTH. The calculations fur this Almanac arc made with great care and accuracy and for five dillerent Latitudes and Longitudes, as to make them i(;illy useful as a Calendar in every part ot the United Mates and Uritibh Nerth America. They arc printed on good papT, a.)d with handsome new type, and are neatly bound, and besides being the r.eate?t and most accurate calendar printed in the United States, they contain a large amount of valuable information, suited to the wants of all, and of that kind, too, which cann"t be found in book. IIIS CATAUX1UK OF DISEASES, with remarks and direct it ns lor their removal is really invaluable, and make them welcome v sitcrs iu every Imune they t ntr. Every family fhou'd ihsh.s at least one of these Annuals. His Almanac ( r 1819 H now ready for distribution, ot which he designs to publish at least "Two Million.-." and in ordorth.it every family in the United States end Priti. h Ainer ica, may lie furnished with a copv, hj hereby invite M E lit 1 1 A N Tri AND S'lU ;"; E K EEl'E l s. to lorward ihtir orders to him as early as ptis.ibb and they thall be (iratuitousiy givtn wiihasma ny copies as they may deem nect st-ary to supply their varieus customers. They are also mviteil at the hnie time, tosend a cpy oft.n ir "HUM v ESS CAI5D," which will be "printed and placed on the cover of the Ahuanacs sent them, alo witheut charge. '1 hey are alxo rciueved to cive all net-epsory dirccti ns how the Almanacs should be forwarded to them. Dy law they canno latent by mail utiles the postage is first pai l on them here. Onier (M)st paid,) directed to DR. I). JAYNE, l'lii'.adelphi i, will meetwidi prompi attention. CT FAMILIES can obtain these - ALM AN ACS Uiatisof C. LELL. Evansville. lad. Ami all who are Agents for the sale of Dr. Joyiie's Celebrated Family -Medicines. ort 3-ow l)It. I. MENDEL, SUIlCjKOR DI2NTSST, "FFEI!S his Professional Services to the Ladies and Oentlemen ot Evansville. Particular at lention paid to the Plugging, Cleaning and Extract' ing of 'leeth anil tho in-ertion of incorruptible te Jlh, Irom one to a full ett, and he will warrant the in to answer all the purp s s ed .uastication. All diseases ot tn-i gums cure 1 in the mot prompt an 1 s-ile manner. 1 o.)th Ache cuered iK.-rmancutlv 1-iUdies ana lentIemon cm be waited on at liuir ResiJences in Town or Country nt the same rate charged at hisoflke. 0;!ice nt the Sherwood llox-e. 50 lie fere i ices can be giv n if desired. oct3--t. TALL CUUDS. 1 UST reccivel a few cases of my Fall stock, aJ ino:iiit which are so:n Linen Edjfinirs, Laces silk and worsted Fringes vtc. oct 5 M. W. FOSTER. FKESII TEAS. I ! ECEIVED per steamer Tuscaroia, Hl packag s 1.1 of fresh 'I eas in chests, boxes and caily bjies for sale very cheap for L'ah. oct o M. W. FOSTEII. DOOTS AND SlIOi::s. T) ECElVhl) per steamer Tnscarora, 22 ea.aes of L V Bojis auu a hoc. comprising a vory tr nnl oct 5 M.W.RWTE ml aitor intent DANK NOTICE. IN iriLf of the SUK,-t!ilder in l!-.e Uruucii at Cvan.vil!e of tho State Bank ot In!i.in:i, will bo helJ 31 the lhiiki'.ii 1 Iusc. on M di liy. sin? litis day 0 N vctubt r next, ut 1 "Vl.u Li I. M., at whic h tine a s'atrju-iit of the coudiii n oi'th.? lirtun h will !.'ul:.iittr.i, iiikI ;;a I e:..jii !i !.! lor t tii'tt l irectors to erve tue c ii-ujn yenr. lV'!!s Xo i- .- nt i o'clock Hoard of L'ireetors, 11. Til iiONE, Cashier. P.M. by ordev ol ilio dJ w td C. W TO LET. A CONVENIENT I)weiiing-houc now occuX.V pied by the subscriber for terms apply at tho stoieof Sep 2d OLIVER LAD I). JSE.HOVAL OLIVER LADD, will remove hi3 stock of goods to the new three story brick on .Mains treet, in about ten days, where his old customers are invited o cull on him. sep 23. GUARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL ES TATE. BY virtue of an order of the Vanderburgh V obare Court, rendered at its Au.-iibt Term A. D. the undersigned Guardi ni el Thomas J F. Kasure, and fleuritt.a Unsure, infant heirs of Adam Kasure dee'd, will sell at FubHc Auction at the door of the Court House, in the city of Evansville on the C.th day of Octulier, A. !., ISiS, the undivided one-sixth part of the North Eat quarter, of tho South West quarter of Section No. Four U) Township Seven (7) South ef Rangt-, No. ten Wet. TtRMse r Sale. One half of the purchase money in cas.i, and the remaining half in three months from .e day of sale, the purch-iser saving note with ap proved security and waiving aurcnei irom vaiuati m I.3W5 sep 30-3 w CONRAD BAKER. Guardian. 1 DETER SCOTT, Fainter, Exchange Hotel. . jy'2m LOTS TO LEASE. T IIANE leases on four lots on Main ttrcct and on X several on First street, having nine and ti n yenr? to run, which I will lease or sell on lavorjillc term if application be made toon. se6-lw WM. M. WALKER rou sali:. I WILL sell at private sale Lot No. 9 in the upper Enlargement oftLe city; title perfect. I lis one ol the most eligible locations in tic city for a privat residence. Al.-oa ten years lease on a lot 371 by 1 ftet, suita t r ' aoie tor a rciuence. aug 2d JOHN J. CHANDLER. IT1ATOX&. HL'CG, House Carpenters and Joiners Hi Ja str i bet we cn Sycamore nnd ine op,JU

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IL'ifT received it-r Steamers Nortli Carolina and J-J. Adams, lb pucknges more ol eur Full and Winter Stock. - - Which now comprises Muc mixed and oId rnlrwl Joans; b!e and blue black. Pilot cloths and bin Flushings; Blankets; Linseys; Urown Cottons -nd attinets. Black plaid mourning and fancy Cingham3, En-KÜ-di mourning, oil colored; Furniture, blue and orange an J new style fancj Prints. Combs, Uattons aud '1 hreads; bl'k plaid English Silk Cravats; Artificials; Uibbonsand t lorence braid lJonriet?; bl'k and colored silk Fringes and Cimps; Ladies bl'k lace silk Mitts and Cloves; Waddings; Padding and Canvass. Figured Salesbury Flannels; plain bl'k Satin Stri led, liigtired Mohair and real Alpacca Lustre-s; Eich figured colored Imperial and silk checked Lamartine. ' " Infants fancy velvet; Doy's velvet and Cloth; Mens IM. if k ri.lvAt fur 1.kfll liir. t,ii,mtil rtjAitnt lrin. viviu, ,,i,t, nil, viviii aui- tiituitii, yvi u . a lull, glazed and Pluah Caps. - U. V. black and drab wool Hat; Fash Angola, Nutria, Kussin and L. U and L. Crowned Planter, Monterey and Eucna ista Hats. The afnive addition makes our assortment complete with the -exception of Boots and Shoes; which we are looking for daily. We have made such arrangements that we will be receiving New (Joods the whole of the present s -on and will sell at low prices. Sep 13. J. IL MAGI1EE et Co. Stoves! Stoves! tv--JA.lIES SCANTIjIN Ac S, 7 i HA VC juM returneti from Cincinnati and Louisville with a largo and splendid 'assortment of the most approved l'aucrns ox toves, FOR THE FALL TRADE! Which for performance and durability are unsurpas sed in the Union, among which will be found the Uuck s Patent Cooking Stove, (iinyroved,) the best Stove in use. Also the Queen of the West, and I tarry of the West premium Cool ing Stoves, new patent;'; and the lates style of Double Oven Cooking loves. All sorts of Ileatins Stoves. Some of tho most beautiful air-tight Parlor and Dining Koom Stoves we ever saw brought to tins City. Smx, seven to ten Plate Stoves, new patterns. Kough and Ueady Parlor Stoves. Anvuimntityof Tin Vv are on hand as usual which they would dipoe of at the very ujwlst Cincinnati rauxs. Give us a call and see for yourselves nt our store on Main street, one door from ß. Nurrie's Tavern. Sep ldd&w. - A V A LUA11LE FA 31 for SALE KL 1 CONTAINING two hundred and six-lLLi ty-onc ami one half acrts, ninety-fix lniprv u, leu miles from Evansville on the state road leading to Terrc llaute, one half mile from Browning's steam mill. This land lies on both sides of thu state road, and can be so divided that it will make two good farms. On the Ea.M side of the road is a new two story frame house, with a store room attached, thirty-two lift long, a frame smoke liousc and shop, a large double 1 g barn sixty-six feet long by twentytwo v i Je, with a twelve toot sheJ running the whole length, and all other necessary outbuildings, and plenty of good water, one hundred of choice apple trees, with a variety of peach and other fruit trees On thn west side ol the road, is a good tiame dwelling, a frame smoke house, with a large double barn, w.-U shaded, with stables and other out buildings, one hundred beating apple trees ot tho best kind, aleo n vaJiety of peach, plumb ar.d cherry trcts, n never lailin" well of tue best kind of water.. The land i? in a l.Tjh state of cultivation, plenty of go 3d hickory, white and black oak timber tor all purpose?, plenty of sand, free and limestone rock, in short everything to make it a desirable location. It is one of tl.e best locations in this part of the Stite for a store and publicb ins?. This farm will bo sold on reasonable terms and payments made easy. For further infor maiion enquire of James T. Vv alkcr, ol Lvan-vide or to ihe proprietors on the premises. Possession may be had immediately it required JOHN HURT IS. THOMAS UENNESSY Scott township, Van Jcrburg co. la. tnp!3 di wCm UST received by steamer Glencoe, 73 sides sole Leather; 23 His Lctnon Syrup; 3 Tierce3 reliaed Snar for family use. for sab by AUL.L-3 Ä. IIDWLJS, ap'Jl waicrsi. VLLIS L II0WE.S have temporally moved their Stock and otlice to the new IJiick Store, on Sycamore street, next to Luijhlia's corner, at which dace they respectfully solicit their frie'nds and the public iugencral to extend to them the same lioeral patronage, they have so long enjoyed, alwas felt grateful for, and will always endeavor to deserve. IIOES! SHOES!! wm . .1 1 - V r- 1 received ly ine suuscriucr, 2DÜ pair .Mens' Urogans; 100 do Ladies Slippers; K0 do Children's Shoes; 1U0 do Youth's and Mics Shoes; 1 bale Raw Cotton; With nvari.tv of other coods suitable for the sea son which will be sold at unusual low prices for cash. IMoase to call and examine In-fore buying elsewhere. WILLIAM H EG II ES. Sep. 1G Corner Main and Second St. TYTINEU'S Canadian Vcrnnrugc The best V remedy ever yet discovert d for all kinds cl WDT1MS. it not only destroys Worms and invicorates the whole syttem, but it dissolves and cames oil the superabundant slime or mucus, so prevalent in ihe stomactiand uowels oi ciuioren, more especially tliOse in bad health. The mucus tortus the led or nest in which worms produce their young, md by removcing it, it is imposi ible for worms to rem.. in in the body. It is harmless in its effects on the syse in, and the health ot the patients is always nnprovtd py it use. even when no worms are uiscovcicd; t i eined- . . i i I .1-11. ..; I I r . . . . . ' . : . cine Oeing paiaia.j;e, no 111.10. ui itiua i iau i not even the most delicate. SCrFrcpared ly JOHN WIN Lit &CO., No. 83 Maiden Lane. New York. Sld wholesale and re tail, bv J. WRIGHT, General Agent lor the South in . ,-ll IV l ana west, ui uiiariresBUcei,i.cw vnieam. JErOnly Agents in Lvaiuvul.-?,. ma7y 25-ly ALL1S .V. IIOWF.S LAKDAM) TOIVN LOTS ron SALE. I WILL sell at private sala a tract cf Land adjoin ing Evansville, containing about twenty seven i . W.?.l 1 acres; also, tenor uneen iois in ine upjer t-uiarge ment of Evansville, all of which 1 will sell on reason able terms in Quantities to suit purchasers Tnese wishing to purchase Lmd or Iot?,Yi!lfind it to their . jyil to apply immediately. . E.A.CORBET, Agent, TN store and for sale 50 bbl White Lime in cood

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BOOK III N I) FRY. Jtjf -L. IIlöüEN. ift'.t r;-.vf S'rttl, k,re Mc urn "I "III sul)-ctrcr would inlorm mlorm the citizens tf X Evansville atvd surrounding country ttmhel '.sta!)!fhed him-elf in tlie UK)k Eindinr I a the above named place, where he will le haunt- tit tf. nt ceive all work in his line. He would inlorrn his friends and the pubiiCthat having a thorough knowledge of the busiress, and also having the "vry bet of materials, he is able to do every kind of work in his line in the best manner. " ang 21 2m. PAIITTIITG. SF. WILLS KY wöuld return his thanks to his friends and tin? eili. ns in general J A for past favors, and hoj by close attuition A I to business to merit a lib nil share of the pub- I N lie patronage. Those having work in my line T will do welfto ive me a call, as 1 intend to T I work cheaper than the cLeape.-1 and ns good as I, X the best. . AH orders left wifh J: C. HeU rd or X U P. C.O'Riley will receive prompt attcntiou , Sep 19,dfin. ' - PAII7TII?(r. CLOTH, CASSIMERES AND VESTING. Nestings, White nnd Colored Marseilles Vestnuri-. with a large assortment of Cents Plain Mack and Fancy Sillc Cravats, and Patent Steaks, supertimt Plain and Figured Hack Silks, and Satins tor N estings, Cents superfine, Black and WhtU Colored ' Silk and Kid Gloves, with every desiiable artkleoi Gents Spring and sumnu-r wear, for wholesale' trd retail by lap 1 b MORRIS S. JlULNSQ.N . LAND FOlt SALE. I WISH to sell from 40 to GO acres of Land of ll.e north end of my Farm lying 1 and a i mile from the citv of Evansville on tha Princeton rond. 63rFor particulars enquire of WM. WOOD, aug 2J. J. VAVTIXIK & CO., WOULD respectfully announce to tlu, citizens of Evansville and ceutntry nd-S. jacent, hat thy have re-cently opened a ShteStote on the West side ot Main street, next door the cor ner of Second, whi re they are manufacturing BIN) 1 15 andSIIOLS ix am. Tiitin various eranckis. The ir experience in the lusiness will enable them to procure the best ot stock aid have it manufactured in th most durable manner. We invite the citizens of Evansviile and public generally to call and examine our work, as we have a eood stock ol ready made work ot our own manufacture. Youns men -wihimr tine Boots can obtain them hereofevery desrr)in, ready made or to order it prtteratiie. - Allorcr tcit wttn us lor work will le promptly attended to. The Ladies of Evansville are respectfully invited to call and examine our large stock of Ladies' ware. as we stand ready at all times to wait on those that fee 1 disposed to favor us with a call. We are prepar ed to irjanufact ure Fancy Shoes of every different style. 1 hose leaving orders lorSnoes may rest assured that no pnins will be spared in trying to accommodate them ith any siyle they wish. e feel willing to acknowledge our gratitml to the citizens for ihn friendship they have manilestod towards us. and thank them for their li!eral patronage, and hojie that in n turn our work may merit their approbation. KrAll work done by hp is warranted, and no charge made for mending work that should give way. teb 14 wäuw tf. J. VAUTK1N &- CO. A CA II I). THE undersigned would respectfully inform tba fi'izens ot Ev anvil!e and vicinity that be has re-opened his shop on Main street, opposite the Bank, where he intends carrying on the '1 allot ii.g be.sii.ess in a lew of its branches. Those w ishing to (tnploy bim will lind Lim on hand during business hours, sip l WM. HOLDER. MEAL Etate lor Sale.--Inow offer for sale JLC sotno of the tiiost deirnble Iienl lt-t;ite in llm city nml county, consisting ol the following fois ami tracts inland, mi io m upter eiuarcem ui ami ot No 16;! & 1GG donation claritiutnlot the city u Evansville. Also tins late residence, of 5-auncers lloinliook dee'd, said to be one of the finest upland FaitiiS in th county, containing 2M acres; nls-o alout b'JO acut o land in which there ure several improvements; tn last lot will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Alse, 10 shares e t Bank stock. For terms applyto P. UORXBROOK. je 22-d2m&.w4m LANDS AND TOWN LOTS FOH SALI!. XTE have for sale on terms to suit purchasers, f bout sixty Town Lots Iviu on lotb sides of the Canal, and in a!mot every part of the city inhidintr lexas and-Lnmssco. Also a number ot tracts of land in ditterept parts of the County. ... i i i i t. wiii.-1 i nse:p l-i-i mo. u. i4juu muii.L.i.u. FOR ST. LOUIS. Jligidar Wtdtugthty Packii. -'jr-rr?3 THE elegant, fast-running steamer ATLANTIS, S. S. Faxon, Master, wid leave Evans vide for the above and iutermcdiate landings evciy ednesday, at o o clock A. .M. For fr ii;ht or passage apply on board or to IIAR. RING TON, CRANE Sc O'iilLEY. jy 22 .E1V GOOD.) AND XE1V IIOESE. '"pilE store foriiieidyoecuiied by Mrs. Tilu stox, J corner of Main and Second Streets, is now occu pied ty THEODORE and JUSEtil VENN EM AN as a Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods Store. T he y have on hand a full assortment ot Fancy Good , such as. Cashmere nnd .Muslin Deluiu Shawls, ilk and Mu!in Dclaia Ilaiidkcrchii li?, Lady's nnd Gen tlemen Cravats, plain black and plain mode colored Lustre nnd California nlaids. Marino and liombaiiuo black iSilk 1 vard wide. Linen Lace and Edgings at a very low price, a irood variety of Cotton Luce aiul ... . . . .i n. i . . . i Eugmj new styien, ouk r ringe or iinw, mm a good assortment of Trimmings, heavy brown Muslin, brown and bleached Drilling, tine Cloth and Casim re. Cabinet. Jeans, and a lartie asso.tment ot Cotton UooJs for Fcntaloons and Coats, Boots and Shoes, ami Fur Hats. To our fiiends nnd tlie public in general, we respectfully invite them to call and examine our tock and price's before purchasing. We respectfully tender our thanks to the public ter the very liberal patronage extended to us in our fei -mir House, and we hope by punctual attendane'c to bu.-iness to merit a 6hare of patronage. Don't tore t call, as we gt new 'oods every two months. T. & J. VENN EM AN. sep 1 Main Street. Canal Letting. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. THE undersigned Trustees of the abash ami Erie Canal, heicly give notice that ihey wiil receive sealed proposals at Voint Commerce in Greene County, Indiana, on the 15t!i 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 roint Commerce to the village ot dewberry m said County. On this di i?ion, there are to be coussructed 6 Lift-Locks , ond Uuard-Lock.a dam across White Kiver, 12 feel m height and over 400 leet in length; together with the usual variety of work belouging to a Canal. The line will be divided into sections averaging aliout half a mile in length. At the same tune and place, propoals will Le receWed for thcperforiuance of a part of the Rock Ex cavation at the Fatoka Simimit, in Pike County. This section will embrace rear 20,CtO ct-l ic yaids ol solid rock, varying in depth from'4 to 15 ltd, together with a portioc of earth excavation.; ,: The work to be di.ne will be retidy for ir.s eelion for two weeks previous to tbe day t lttiii g. deirii g which time all i;ecess.iry lcloimation will Lc given bv the Resident Enginrcr. l'ayment will be made as the work progresses, in par funds. CHARLES CUTLER,) A. M. i'l'ETT, Tru:es THOS. 11. LLAKEOrncE OF tut Eoafu of 1 kvsteis, ) Terre-Haute, l:id , r-ep. 7, Iti. 1 sep 13-td. K003IS TO IlEIVT. THREE rooms suitable for a dwelling lor a small Faudly or torttr.ccs, situated over the sulwcr'.bers store, corner Msin and Second stree t. Applyto atigCÖJ WILLIAM HUGHE'S.

SUPEKFLNE black French Cloth, superfine Wack French Cassimeres, Elack, Klüt and Qunn cloths of every ntiality nnd price, Fanev Cassimtres, Fancy