Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 3, Number 359, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 July 1850 — Page 3

COMMERCIAL.

EVANSVILLE PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED REGULARLY BY BIBCOCK, BRO.'S. Flour, per barrel $5S5 25 W'heat, per bushel, old 100 , new Con, per bushel, 5055 Rye, per bushel none Hay, loose, per 100 lbs 5080 Oats, per bushel 40 Whisky, per gallon 2325 Lard, in kegs, per pound 66i Flaxseed, per bushel 1 10 1 25 Feathers, per pound 28 "Ginseng, per pound 25 Rags, per pound 21 Kutter, per pound 8 Eggs, per dozen 67 Salt, per bushel 35 Coal, per bushel 12i Gunny bags, new 1011 second-hand . . Potatoes, for shipment 50 Onions, for shipment 4045 Coffee, per pound . 1 1c Sugar, per pound 67 Molasses, per gal Ion 3032 Lard Oii, pei alion -. 60tt Linseed Oil. ver gallon r. .... $12C1 25 Bran, per bushel 12 Corn Meal, per bushel 4550 Cheese, by the box 74 Chickens, per dozen 150 Rice 5 Mackerel, No 1 $14 00 " 2 10 25 10 50 " 2 8 509 00 Codfish 4i Iron, common bar 3c do. extra size 3S51 Kail assorted - 4fJc Hydraulic Cement 2 75300 Castings 2 75 100 tt New Orleans, July 4. Sugar 100 hhds were sold at steady prices; lair 5Ja54. Molasses 150 bbls rcboiled, not prime, were sold at 30a3lc. Flour Sales 1500 bbls, including BO unbrandcd at SI 70; 300 Ohio at Si 73; 100 at 5; 80 Illinois at $5 12; 150 S: Louis at $3 CO; 75 ex. tfa Ohio and 50 extra Illinois at 'G; 100 extra Sf Louis at 6 50 and 150 iu two lots at Q7. Cons Sales b50 sacks interior at C2c, 300 yellow at 72c; 1 100 white and yellow at 75c, and 800 at 75a83c. Oats - Sales 273 sacks S:. Louis at 57c; 200 Ohio at 51e. "Whisky 10 bbls rectified were sold at 31c, and 40, a favorite brand at 25c. Bacon 20 casks Missouri clear sides were sold at S3 05. Steamboat Upltler, Thursday, July II. BOAT FROM TO TIME M Cave G Kiver Louisville 2AM Chancellor Louisville -N Orlenrs 3 " l'osina' N Orleans--Louisville 7 " Jas Miliingar-- Cincinuati--N Oibaus 8 " Gen. Washington, Louisville--St Louis 9 Fanny Smith Loui?v,l e--1 Orleans- 3 Medora N Orleans "Louisville "3i P M I. O. O. V. Morning Star Lodge, No. 7, I. O. O. F. Meets even' Thursday evening. Officers for the present term : L. Sorenson, P. G.; P. Hornbrook, G ; J T. Walker, V. G.; II. Nelson, Sect'y.; L. Howes, Treas'r.; J. E. Blyihe, C.j J. Turnock, W ; J Saunders, O. G. & R.; Wm. Nightingale, I. G. Ijvunxiille Lodge, Ko. 64, A. t.IU. Meets 1st and 3d Monday evenings, in Shanklin's Building, corner of "Water and Locust sts. W. Hubbell, W. M.; R. T. Cosby, S. W.; W, E. Hollingsworth, J. V.; T. II. Lyddane, Sect.; J. C. Heberd, Treas.; R. Partridge, Brown, J. D,; T. Venneman, T. S.D.; V, . NOTICE To all whom it may concemt The Telegraph Line between Evansville ana Vincenncs having been repeatedly broken by trees being felled upon it either wilfully or carelessly the Trustees warn all persons that every sdeh offence hereafter will be prosecuted to the uttermost penalty of the law. By order of the Trustees. jel3 Im R. T. COSBY, Operator. SEW FLOUR. THRESH ground Flour, from New Wheat a X? prime article, for sale at the Mdls. Per Dray Load, $5 00 " Single Barrel, 5 25 S. G. CLIFFORD N. B. Bran for sale at 10 cents per bushel, jy 11 3t EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. T ETTERS lestameniarv having been granted I J on the estate ol Geo Truster to the undersigned bv the clerk of the Probate Court, all persons hav ingclaimsagnin! said estate are requested to present the sure lor payment duly authenticated, and those indebted to said estate are hereby notilied to make pavmentto nie. 1 lie estate is supposed to he sol vent. GEO. TRUSLER, Jr., jyl03t9. Executor, OFFICE OF The NationnI Loan Fund Life Assurance Society of London nnd New ork. Capital, 500,000 or $2,500,000 Inr.ut street, opposite Sherwood House. mi is Institution is founded on the mutual and JI inintKKii lt nrinciple, and presents to the in xared the iriiar uitee i;t a large Capital (a part of which is Permanently ii; vested in the United States) in aiiililion In th nruniti 'attOIl uf premiums Ond nossessfis mnnv other advantages over any other nmnnrv in this eountrv. I'm ties wishing to take insurance upon " Own" or " Another's" Life, Join .ivpu 4'.r tfftra nr in nnv flllur nu"de, WOUlu Ot well to call and examine the advantages presented liy this Society. JOHN J. CHANDLER, jyOtf -Agent. " EQUALIZATION. TVTOTICEis herebv civen that the Comn;on Council of thecitvof Evansville will set, a Board of Equalization, at the office of the City Clerk, on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood House, for the purpose otequalizing the assessment of Real and Personal property in thecity, on Tuesday, the 16th inst., ana continue in cession as much longer as said business hall require. iiy order of the Council. JNO. J. CHANDLER. jy9 3t City Clerk. ' LAST CALL. iGUE ,tn my store on the first of September and wUi sei great bargains to close out the entire slock. The last chance to cash buyers as I svill (Jose up on that day. jy9 diUswS J- P. SCHWING. FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD. STRAY ED or Stolen 0 the night of the2dth ult from the subscriber hvinc in Evansville, TWO HORSES of the following description to-wit: One 1 being a little h-avy mained bay horse, about .3 hands high with a star in his fae, and the right hind footVuite about 4 inches above th hoof, lelt hind foot has also about 2 inches white, saddle marks on buth sides. This horse is one lonnerly owned by Cl irk Flagler of this city, and is 7 years old. The other being a dark bay, or brown, about Id hands high, was hobbled short with a rope when last seen, both hind legs and right fore leg white, with a star and snip in his fate he U anout nine years old. Formerly owned by Wm. Bates, of Warrick Co. Any person or persons returning or gtving information of the bove will receive the ttianks as wtll as the reward of the subseriiier. jy3 2vr APäM RUSLER.

HATCHTTT'S Compound Extract of cohosh: THIS Medicine, heretofore, has been confined almost entirely to domestic practice, being known only to the Pioneers of the West and those having communication with the Indians. With but few exceptions, it has entirely escaped the attention of the Regular Physician and is altogether unknown in populous portions of the country. lis medical properties are more powerful and varied than any other plant known to the American Florist. It is a Powerfcl To.vic -Curing Chills and Fevers of long standing, when Quinine and other Tonics have failed. It isa Stimulus Increasing the secretions of the Bronchial Neucus M mbrane, it cures Asthma, Bronchitis and Pulmonary Consumption. Iris an Alterative Having a more powerful effect upon the Liver than any known vegetable; it cures Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Jaundice and all bilious diseases. It is Antiscorbutic It being: proved beyond contradiction that it will cure Scrofula, Scurvy, and all diseases caused by impi.re blood. It is Diaphoretic Curing n '1 diseases of the skin, such as Itch, Tetter, Scald Head, Pleurisy, Erysipelas, Scarlet Fever, Mea les, nnd Small Pox. It is Diuretic and Kmenagogce Curing diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Hysteria, Deranged Menstruation and Chronic A flections of the Womb. SCr It has proved to be unsurpassed as a Medicine, for Rheumatism and Gout, Mercurial and Syphalitic Diseases. PKOOF! FROOFÜ Dr. Hatchitt: We have examined the receipe for your Compound Extmct of Cohosh, and believe i to be a good and safe medicine. Wt have no hesitation in recommending it as equal, if not superior to any preparation of Sarsapa-

riua tor an diseases in wiucn tnat article is so generally used. J OK ft IV. WILCO.Y, 31. U., 1 Prof. Materia Medica and Theraputics. Evansville L,. 1.. 1-AVCocK, vi. i) , j. Medical Prof. Theory and Practice Medicine. College. M.J. Brat, M.D., J Piof. Trine, and Practice of Surgery. J. S. Swann, M. D., Henderson, Ky. Dated Lvansvilic, October 29, 1S49. DYSPEPSIA CURED! Dr.. Hatchitt: Having been alllicted with Dys pepsia with ail its multilorm symptoms indiges tion, pain and uneasiness over nie region ot the stomach; flatulence and eruction: vomiting of meals; languor and debility; and having used, without benefit, all the usual remedies, together with several bottles of Pull's Sarsapnrilla, I was induced to try our Compound Extract of Cohosh. 'J he use of wo bottles cured me of every trace of disease; since which time, a space of two months, I have enjoyed excellent health. I have sold several dozen bottles of your Cohosh on my w hart tioat, anu 11 lias given perlect satislaction. For all those diseases for which it is recommend ed 1 believe r superior to any medicine in us?. Respectfully, P. G. O'RILEY. Commission Merchant, Evansville, la. An extract of a letter 01 April 21st, 1830, from Dr. D. Collins, Clarksville, Tennessee. "Your Cohosh takes tine! v. 1 have recommended nd used it in a good many cases of various diseases o my satisfaction- r or several years I have known he happy and almost marvellous eilccta ot the Co host) alone 111 some peculiar ureases. 1 judge it ighly us a Tonic, antiscor.uiic and emeiiagogue." From J. B. Hannah; wholesale dealer in Hats, Caps .boots, Mioes, oca &.c. EvAN.-viLt.E, Ia.. March 30, 1830. Do.T. Hatchitt : I have used vi ur preparation tCohosh for torpor of the liver, indigestion, and neral nervous debility: in every instance with as tonishing success. 1 would recommend it to ail similarly affected, as a safe, pleasant and efficacious medicine. x our obedient serv t. J B HANNAH. The certificate of R. W Dunbar, Esq., Treasurer of Vanderburgh county. EVANPVH.L.E, Ia., April 17, 1S5P. Dn Hatchitt &'ir 1 have used your Cohosh for ur or live months-, andean siv wiih confidence that it is an alterative ionic, much superior to any preparation ot Sarsapanlla, or other tonic medicine 1 have ever used x ours. R. W. DUNBAR. The following is from Mr. Morgan, of the firm of G. &. S. R. Morgan, wholesale dealers 111 Dry Goods. Evansville Ind Doct. Hatchitt Sir I have used votir Cohosh in several cases of diseased Lungs, with the happiest results. From my experience with it, 1 believe it also to be one of the best Mt dieines for general debility, indigestion and lor purifying the blood. x ours, etc. fj. it. tuiiUAiM. IIe.nif.b?on, Kv., May C, 1850. Dr. J: G. Hatchitt Mv wife has been ntllictcd with Prolapsus Uteri, and all those diseases so com mon to women about the "turn of lite" she has been wonderfully beneiitteJ by the use of your Co hosh, alter trying in Vain other medicines. Yours, - J A.utb &CrCAUTION-CS None is genuine unless "11 ATCHITT'S EX TRACT OF COHOSH," is blown in the bottle. Manufactured by J. G. HAlCrllTT &. CO., No. 14 Fr-mt st. Evansville, Ind: And for sale by the principal Druggists throughout the West. ijer-s til F. WILLIAMS, Physician and hurgcon. OlTce on First street, above Main, next door to Dr. Wilcox. jylO 6m NOTICE. Ohio River and Princeton Plank Road. N' OTICE is hereby given that Books for the sub scription ot ftocK to the Ohio Kiver anu Princeton Plank Road will be opened on the lüth day of this month, at the store of HornbrooK &, liurtis, on Mainstrie , evansville, and win he Kept open until the amount required by law is subscribed. J AS. LACGHLlN, Jr., jylO tf Secretary. Republican, Anzeiger and Trinceton Clarion copy 3 weeks and charge liiis office. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. IWI ten ILL sell at Private sale upon reasonable terms, a House and lot on Main street, near the Canal, suitable either fir residence or business. A house and lot on 4th street, near the corner of 4th and Sycamore. Seven years lease on a House and lot on First st near the Exchange Hotel. Eight years lease on 37i by 1"0 feet on 4th street, near the new Market house, a good location for a srocery or Provision store. Also, several lots in hb upper part of the city in sizes to suit purchasers, jell if J NO. J. CHANDLER MANSION HOUSE. Mount Vernon, Indiana. r 'HE undersigned has taken tor a term ot years I jhis commodious House which has undergone general repairs, and is htted up and furnished in 1 ctvtnnnt inferior to any in South-western Indiana nnit will h readf for the reception of Boarders, and the traveling community on Monday the 3rd day of June, lew. . Ti, Furnitur i entirely new, and the internal nrnnmmnnu of the Ifoue so altered as to afford additional convenience and comfort to those dispos ed to patronise the establishment. je3 3m w W. WAN DELL. TO EMIGRANTS. &C. 4 I T. thnco in u'nni .t small Farms within a few J. miles of this City will do well to call oil the subscriber at his Othce, and street, one ooor u the Catholic Church. f. UAittuta. e22 if DRIED BEEF, Beef Tongues, Macarroni, Verniacilla. and Pine Annie Cheese just received and lor sale by myl5 tf J.S. KENNEDY &Co.: Main st., 3 doors from Water. SASSENGEKS. I lOT.OGNA Rausa.oes a nd Dried Beef of the bes 12) quality. justTeceived and for sala do? cheap by my4 HORNBROOK. & BUKT is. GUNNY BAGS. OOfl PRIME new Gunny Bags for sale by J,UUU jan4 O'RILEY &. MITCHELL. 1 1 O'JNblL fashionable lailor. shop on fe-yca Sy. more.oetween W atcr and r irst t. aii2'23.

SOMETHING NEW!!! June 23, lSöO. AT BABCOCK BROTHERS. RECEIVED this morning a few of Harpers Invincible Hay Straw and Corn Cutters with improvements that render them perfect. The attention of Farmers and Stock raisers is called to this Machine, patented in 1843, by Col. L. A. Harper of Russellvile,'Ky., and is pronounced by all whihave used it to be the most valuable Straw Cutter ever invented. It worked by hand and is capable of cutting 15 bushels in 3 minutes, from half inch to two inches in length. The undersigned are agents for the above Machine, and will promptly attend to all orders. je2ö tf BABCOCK BROTHERS. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given, lhat by mutual consent, I have withdrawn from the firm of Henry Scriber &. Co., composed of Henry Scnber, E. A. Corbet and myself, and that 1 am no longer interested in the business of said firm nor liable tor their contracts. JOHN HODGSON. jv-8 3t

WHARF BOAT FOR SALE OR RENT. THE un-ersigned will sell or rent his V'harf Boat now lying at the Evansville Wharf, on reasonable terms. The boat is in good order; and well fitted for the accommodation of river business containing good store rooms. Bakery, &.c. For further information aptily on board to jc20 Sm JOSEPH WOODS CHOLERA ! CHOZERA ! ! FORWOUD'SCHOLBUA D'KOFS cured more C holera and Diarrhi a3 last year than any other medicine. For sale bv J. G. IIATCrilTT & CO. No. 1 1, Front st. CO-PARTNERSHIP. New Orleans, July 1st, 1S30. From and after 1st of October next, Mr. E. II. Fairchii.d becomes a Partner with us, under our present firm T. C. TWICHELL &. CO. jv3 tf PREMIUM FOR WHEAT DEUVFltKD EARLY. One Dollar per Bushel, will be paid for 5,000 Bushels ol Prime Wheat, or so much as shall be delivered at the Evansviilu Mills, within two weeks alter the first New Wheat shall be ready for Market. . S G. CLIFFORD. $3-The highest Market prifc will, nt all times, be pair! in CASH, tor Wheat, Barrels, Cooper-stuff, and Wood. fiel: ttj UNION WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS fTUIE Proprietors of the above named popular JL Springs would inform the public that this fashionablo place of resort, will be opened for the reception of visitors by the fir-t ot J une. The buildings havs undergone a thorough repair, the roems refurnished in the most modern style, and the grounds heaulilied and improved, thus rendering the Sulphur prinas one of the most pleasant places of resort in the Western countiy. The Medicinal virtues ot the water, and the healthy location ol these Springs, offer strong inducements to invalids, as well as to thosesecking a pleasant place of Summer resort, to visit this place. The proprietors have spared no expense, and will use every endeavor, to make these Sprints unsurpas;-cd by any resort of the kind in the West. The above Springs a-e situated in Union County, Ky., twelve miles from L niontown, ti'lecn from Casevville, twenty thiee from Henderson, and twenty miles from Sliawntetown, 111. A. G. LONG, HENRY J LEWIS, myI5 3rn Proprietors. tSC The following papers please copy 3 months and send bills to advertisers : Daily Conner, Lou isville; Journal, PaJnrah; Advocate, ShawiiCStowfi; and Kentuckiifn, Henderson. ATTENTION ! JUST received by tue u 11 J1.-1 signed at their Aticli in Room on Water street, a very general assortment ol Furniture. Chairs Clocks. Looting Glasses and Looting Gl iss Plates, purchased fir Cash direct from the manufacturers, and consisting in Dart of Walnut and Mnhnanv Dressing I'urraus Scroll and plain front Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tal les Stands. Desks, Solas, a great variety of Chairs, Childien and Rocking Chairs, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames, &c &c Also, a general assortment of Dry Goods nnd a large lot of Notions All of which they are detei mined to sell at LOW prices, aid to which the patronnge of the public is resp ctlully solicited. Regular Auction sales every Wednesday and Saturday. W Ot 'LSEY & N ELS ,'N. IN. U. 1 o our menus, who so generously assisted us in our inittirlime, occasioned by the burning of the I it-tie ot ihe West, we tender our craleful acknowledgments. Wr. Je N. jef. tf STATU OF INDIANA, j ss Vanderburgh County. I " In the Vanderburüh Circuit Court in vacatlon' June 8, 1830. Mary Parker, vs. Divorce. Alesander Tarker Nl) now at this lime, to-wit: June 8, 1850 f comes the eomplninant and tiles her petition tor Divorce, ami it appearing to the satisfaction 01 he -ourt from the oath i t a disinterested person his dav filed in the Cierks offtVe.that the said Alexnder Parker is not at this time a resident ot the State of Indiana; therefore, notice is hereby given o the sant Alexander rarker that unless tie appear nnu plead to or ar.swer tue said petltionjon or Dolore he calling of (his cause on the tirst day ot the next term ot t Ins U0111 1, to te held at the lourt House in Evansville, on the lourth Monday in September next, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. jel2 3w SAM'L. T. JENKINS. CPk. STATE OF INDIANA, ) atidei'btirgh Joun4y. In the Probate Court of Vanderburgh County, in vacation June 11. 1;:U. Mary Skcils administrator of George Sktel decd., KS. William Skeels, Mary SReels. I noma Skeels. George Skeels, Betsey Hitch, Alfre Hitch, Sa'ly Skeels, Jane Skeels and Francis SUeeh. Petition 10 sell real estate. A ND new at this time conis the petitioner and i" liles in the Office of the Clerk of the Probate Courtof Vai derburgh county, her petbion praying tor the sale ot the real estate oi the said deceden and it appearing from the affidavit oi a disinterest ed person this day tiled in the Clerk's oilice afore said, that J. nomas ölieeis, one 01 sain ueienu? nis 1: not at this lime a resident of the State of Indiana therefore, notice is herebv given to the said I horn as Skeels that unless he personally be and appear hereon or btfoie the calling ol this cause on the 1st day ot the next term of this Court to he held at the r. J . 11 . i : n.. . u .u: .l "VT I .. ; Ciuri House 111 1:. niltvuie on u;c luuu muii'iiiy 111 August next, and plead to or answer the aid . -ii ,i : l: netllion. me same w in oe nearu ami i,nniinireu 111 his absence. SAM'L. T. J ENK1NS, Cl'k. jel2 3w ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. f ETTERS of Administration on the estate o Li Abraham Knight deceased, have this day been ranted to the undersigned by the Clerk ol the v an derburgh Probate Court. All persons havm claims asrainst said estate arc requested to presen the same lor payment, and those indebted to said estate are hereby "notified to make payment thereof to me, lue estate is probatilv solvent. WM. M. KNIGHT. jel3 3v Administrator, EVANSVILLE FOUNDRY, ON MAIN STREET AND THE CANAL SCANTLIN & BUBBASK, M ANUFACTI: RERS of Stoves, Grates an Grate Bars. Hollo v-ware. Andirons, Sad irons Wagon Boxes, Ploughs, &c, and every article per laming to their line, are now ready to receive or ders for the sameAll kinds ol" Jcb Work willbe executed with the utmostjdispatch. SCrOiheeand Ware Room at the Foundry. ap22 d&w3m NOTIONS. T3 ASKETS. Buna starters. Rolling pins, Knife Jl) cleaners, Potatoe mashers, Butter prnts and lots of other things for sale by my4 tf HORN UROOK & BERTIS. IT OLASSES. Plantation and Sugar House. 1J in barrels and half barrels in good order, and for sale low by FOSTER. & BROWN, jel tf NEW GUNNY BAGS. 1 U3T received ioO bales, auU 2UO Bundbs, in prime order, tor sale by ALI IS & HOWES.

LANDS FOR SALE. IMMIGRANTS or others desirou? of procuring J settlements for a number of families in the same neighborhood, are requested to notice the advertisement of the following lands lying in Henderson County, Ky., any or all of which, will be sold very low, if one entire tract is taken by an individual or company. Viz: 1st. One tract of 1150 acres, being part of Lot No. VII, lying on the Ohio river, and North of Green River, in Henderson & Company's Grant, about 15 miles below Owensboro, Ky., and 7 miles above Newburg, Ind. 2d. A Tractof 4000 acres, parts oflots No. IV and V, lying North of and fronting about two miles on Green river in said Grant, two miles above Spottsville at Lock and Dam No. 1 , where there are Saw and Grist Mills, and about 15 miles above Evansville, Ind. 3d. A Tract of 2250 acres, being lots No. 48, in said Grant, about one mile from the Ohio river, 12 miles below the town ot Henderson, Ky., and 8 m: above Mount Vernon, Ind; nearly half of this tract is strong hill land, remarkably well limbered, well adopted for grazing, raising grapes and other fruits; is within a mile or two of a steam Saw Mill, and has a very superior Sprina upon it, the balance of the tract is level, and well adopted for meadows, and cultivation. 4th. A Tract of 1000 acres being part of lot No. 4 in said Grant, lying on both sides of Green river, about 15miles from the town of Henderson; onethird of this tract is broken and well adopted to the raising of Grapes and fruit trees, and contains a great ileal of Stone Coal, which is easy ofaccess and near the river; the balance of the tract is good soil, w 11 timbered and Mes well for cultivation, has about 70 acres of cleared land and about 100 acres woodland enclosed. The improvements area dwelling house with 5 rooms, two out-houses with

wo rooms each and stone chimneys to all; two iod stables and a corn crib all unaer one roof, af fording a good shed in tront ot the crib, all of which I re xel built ol good hewed logs; an orchard of fine fruit trees, a garden with some bearing fruit trees, grape vines, and other smaller fruits and hrubbery, and a good Spring in the yard, a public ro.id runs through the land, a ferry is established across Green river; this is a very valuable tract of nnd, possessing many advantages, and worth the ttenuon of an energetic man with some capital. Enquire of the subscriber, or Ixgle &, W hf.ei.er. of Evansville, Ind. who have plots and a description f each tract, with prices. &c, and will give refer ences to persons living near who will show the same to any that may wish to see and examine thera. Henderson, Ky., June 29, 1850. Lw4wJ THOMAS TIE ADEN'S Cheap Boot, Shoe & Grocery Store. Maim Street, Evansvii.i.k. (Itchi-ecn Messrs. Hughes d Elliott's.) LARGE assortmedt of Gents Boots, Shoes and Slippers, and some neat Leghorn Hats. A Ladies lace Boots, half Gaiters and Kid Slippers, Bovs, Misses and Cliildrens Shoes. Teas. Siv'nr, ColR'e, Molasses, Soap, Candles, larch. Blue Spices and several other articles. Scvthes, Rakvs, Hayforks Brooms, Buckets, Washboards, Scives, &c. jc20 Im EXCHANGE HOTEL, COKXtR OF DIVISION AND FIHST S1T.EETS, EVANSVILLE, IND. rpiIE un. .JL ineut undcrsianed having taken this establisbnnd is now renovating and fitting it up or the comfort and ease of the travelling communi y,and from his long experience in tue business he opes to share a liberal patronage ot his menus anu le public generally, lie is prepared to take a tew more families and boarders. His table will be lurtii'hed with the best that the market affords, and attended by good, polite and ttentivo servants His 1!ar will be well furnished and his charges rea.-onai.le. iuuiitu. inv2.' d3rn KO HUMBUG ! O 5 Of Uuii l 11 "l Clothing and Furnish--itlUVr jpg Goods at Cost lor Cash. We lit sill cur entire stocK ot clothing al cost, constinirof n full assortment of Coats, Pants, Vests Cloaks, Wrappers, Roots, Choes, Hats, and many ther articles too tedious to mention. Cnll soon, as t'.iey w ill be sohl at great Bargains lorCash. MAlfclt & I Klfcll, jelO tf Water st , next to Sycamore. TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. r 1 MI E undersigned having associated themselves I together in the Tailoring business, are fully prepared to execute all work entrusted to them in he most fashionable stylu, workmanlike manner and at reasonable prices. They receive Fashion dates monthly, and thus keen up with the age in aU its changes of fu diion All work sent from our hop will be warranted to fit, or it may be le't on our hands, uursliop is at tne toutn- west corner of Fiist and Svcamore streets 1). S. ANDERSON, jell tf W.T.MARTIN. ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! 'HE undersigned is prepared tc furnish Ice during the Summer in any quantity, to tin'' person who will call at his resilience, on Locust street, bewcrn Water and First. 1 Hüb. BL 1 LER. mj'30 dlj'm QOAPS! Soaps! 1 A great variety of Fancy k5 Soaps in Store, and for sale by 1IA1CH11 1 jel tf No. 14, Front st. DEPOT of I'opnlar Medicines. -Swain's Family Medicines, Lovdeus, do. do. Townsend s, Hull s and bliaker rnrsspariua, ana every valuable patent medkine. fur sale bv ii.Yictm 1 (V cu., jel tf No. 14, Front st. LOOK. i cask Madeira Wine, do. old Oporto; 1 do llol'and Gin, 2 casks Cogniac Brandy. Those wishing a genuine article will all at 11A1LIU1 1 tV CU., jel tf No. 14, Front st. MUSTANG Liniment. 12 grossof this, the most popular Liniment f the day, for sale. Term? favorable to wholesale buyers. IIA 1 CHI 1 I &. CO., Sole Agents, jel if No. 14, Front st. COHOSH ! Cohosh !! 3OC0 bottles just manufactured terms favorable 3 wholesale buy ers. It is the best Family medicine ever mr de. HATCHITT & CO., jel tf No. 14. Front st. C "II G A ItS & Tobacco. Extra articles al ways to be found at HATCHITT & CO., No. 14, Front st jel tf Wll IIITE Lead and Linseed Oil, best quality HATCHITT & CO., jel tf No. 14, Front st. 100 BOXES Cotton Yarn, from the Bonhar bor Factory, just received and forsalelow d 1 tf J. II. MAGHEE&CO. GLASS iv Glassware. 120 boxes 8-10 to 20 24 Wheeling brand, 25 boxes assorted molasses cans and flasks, just received in store and for sale by Ijel ttj rOSl fc.K 5i KKUVVIM. PAIN No. AI NTS &c 75 kegs white lead, pure and 1-. 4 bbls linseed Dil; also, Chinese blue, chrome green, chrome yellow, ven. red, Spanish brown, yellow ochre, li'herage, putty, Spanish whltlllf, OL.C in store aim lor oy . . 1 . - - 1 ' t ' r jel tt FOSTER & BROWN. SUNDRIES. PICKLES, Catsup's, Sauces, Jelly's, dried Fruits Currants, Raisins and Figs for sale by my4 tf HORNBROOK & BERTIS. FRESH TEAS. SUPERTOR Young Hyson, oung Hyson, Imperial and Black Teas, Extra orange oolong pekoe a fine black Tea for sale bv my4 tl HORNBROOK &. BERTIS. CHEESE ! ! CHEE3E 1 ! ! BOXES prime Western Reserve Cheese received this morning per steamer Visitor, for 50 sale tow at BABCOCK BROlritjtiö. je2G tf CIIEHSE. CHEESE. SMALL lot of 20 Boxes Western Reserve Cheesa jus' received, and will be closed below the market if called for this day. , ie26 tf O'RILEY" & MITCHELL.

THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY. 136 Greenwich Street, New York. fTHE proprietors beg to call the attention of con-

L noiseurs in Tea, and the heads of families to the choice and rare selection of 1 eas imported by them, and hitherto unknown in this country, which by their fragrance and delicacy, combined with virgin purity and strength, produce an infusion of surpassingrichness ana flavor. The Teas offered, are the following: The Jeddo Bloom, (a black Tea,) at $1 00 per lb. iMphon, do. " Diari, do. l Osacca. a Green Tea, 0 75 0 50 00 75 0 1 oo-tsiaa, do. 0 . ' Ticki-tsiaa, do. 0 " Ud-fi Mixture, a compound ol the most rare and choice Teas grown on the fertile and genial soil of Assam, I 00 With a view to encourage the introduction of these matchless Teas, it is the intention of the proprietors to distribute by lot, among the purchasers, a quantity of Pea eqi al to the First years' Profits on the sales effected. Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the package, a numbered certificate, entitling him to Oxe Cha.nce in the Distribvtion ! ! ! FOR EVERY FfFTY CENTS laid out, ond on the receipts amounting to 20,000 the undermentioned parcels of 1 ea, to the value ol ten per cent., or Two Thousand Dollaks. will be given away as Bonuses ! ! ! according to the following scale : o frizes ot nu tbs lea each at SI 00 per lb. 20 prizes of 25 lbs of Tea each at SI 00 per lb. 50 prizes of 10 lbs of Tea each at SI OOperlb. 100 prizes of 5 lbs of Tea each at SI 00 per lb. 250 lbs or $250 500 " " 500 500 ' 500 250 500 500 250 prizes of 1 lb of Tea each at $1 00 per lb. 250 425 Prizes in all. 2,000 2,000 Those persons who trefer lower priced Teas, can receive their prizes in proportion, tliey will be Re f lkchased fok Gash, nt a deduction ot 10 per cent. SCr Country Agents required. A pplications tobe addressed (post paid,) to the Company's Depot, ns above. je5 3m MEDICAL COLIGEF"EVANSVrLLE. EVANSVILLE, IND. THE regular course of Lectures for the session of lb50 and 1851 will commence the first Monday in November, and terminate the last week in February. The following gentlemen compose the Faculty, viz : General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy, CHARLES S. WELVER, M. D. Chemistry and Pharmacy, C.A. FOSTER, A.M. Materia Medica and Therapeutics, JOHN R. WILCOX. M. D. Principles and Practice of Surgerv, MADISON J. BRAY,M.D. Theory and Practice ot Medicine, LEVI L LAY COCK; M. D. Obstetrics and Diseases of Wcmen and Children, GEORGE B. WALKER, M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy, MARK TRAFTON M.D. Terms of Tuition. Matriculation fee $5; Professors tickets each $10: Dissecting ticket 5; Graduation lee &20. Good boarding can be obtained lor from $1 50 to $2 50 per week, so that the expense of an entire course, exclusive of graduation lee need not exceed $97. The Cabinet and Library wh ch are entirely new contain ample material for illustrating every branch of the profession by the use of. Anatomieal preparation, natural and artificial, models, plates, chemical apparatus, &c, &c, all of the most approved styles. Any further information that may be desired can be obtained bv addressing post paid LEVI L LAVCOCK, M. D. ap23 tf Dean of the Faculty. DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC I AM now in the daily receipt of my spring sup ply of DRUGS, &c.,&c, consisting in par of the following : 200 02 Iodine, French 200 oz I'Hlide de Potassa 100 oz Tannin 50 oz Sulp Morphia 20 oz Acetate do 500 oz Quinine Suli 150 lbs Gum Opium 500 do Senna A lend 300 do Tart acid. Eng 5 cases Ep Liquorice 5 do Refined Borax 5 casks East.Salajratus 150 lbs Quicksilver 300 do Calomel Eng 150 do Calomel Am 20 do Ext Bark Compd 150 do Pulv Red Bark 20 do Chloroform, Cur 200 do do E India do 2000 do Naples Sulphur 1000 do Brimstone 400 do Arsenic 1 bbl Balsam Copavia 400 lbs Spts Nitre 400 do Spts Ammonia 100 do Sulp either 350 do Jalapa pulv 350 do Rhei pulv 100 do lpecachuana pu 1000 do Reli'd Salt Petre 50 do Oil Lemon, pure 50 do Cum Amon 50 do Aniseed 30 do Cloves 50 do Rosemary 50 pals refined Oliv 50 lbs Oil Peppermin 1000 lbs Sal Soda 500 lbs Camphor 1000 do Sal Rochelle pu 2000 do Sup Carb Soda The above are warranted of best quality, ond i be sold on a small advance lor cash or to prompt dealers on usual credit. My stock has been pur chased entirely fror.i first hands, on best terms so the public can rely upon their purity nnd prices lel7 tt UltAWruitJ litL,U. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. TY virtue of an order ot the Probate Courtof D Vanderburgh County. Indiana, the undersian ed Administrator of Mathias H. Atherton.decensed, will sell at public auction at the door ot the Court House in the city of Evansville, on the 2.td day ot July, 1850, between the lawlul hours of said day, the fo lowing described real-estate, to wit: 1 he asl half of th north-east quarter of section No. 34, town 6, south of range 11 west; also, the north west Quarter ol the north-east quarter of section No 33. in town G. south ot range 11 west, subiect loa mortgage given by earn Atherton in Ins lile time to the State of Indiana, dated February 1st, 1848, to secure the sum of S 100, borrowed from the School fund of Vanderburgh county, and payable on or be fore the 1st day ol February, A. I). 1353, with in terest at the rate of seven per cent; also, all thi eouitable interest which said Atherton had at tin lime ot his death in the north west quarter 01 me north-west quarter 01 section No. 34, Ond the north east quarter 01 tne norm easi quarter 01 t-ruium h j 33, in township No. 6. south of .ange 11 west, he'J bv a title bond from John IS. fctinson, SU0 ot tl nnn bnse money thereof being paid, and S22J l7 with interest thereon from the 'M day of April, 1649 hnincr sti I Hue. Said real estate will be gold on a crfdit of six months from the day of alc, the purchaser giving his nole with approved security and waiving vaiua tion laws. JOSEPH BOWLES, jel3 4w Administrator. RIO COFFEE. 1 EST received and in store, 10 sacks Rio Coffee, O f. for sale low by je21 if O'RILEY & MITCHELL. PERFUMERY. A LARGE assortment of extra Toilet Perfumery, genuine Bears oil, Pomatum, Curling fluid and Persian scent bag', &c. just recpived by HATCHITT & CO., jel tf No. 14, Front st, LAMP SHEAltS, &C. LAMP Shears, Bed Cords. Plough lines, Halter ropes, and Mackerel, Codfish, Shad and all other articles in the grreerv line tor sale bv n.y4 tf HORNBROOK & BERTIS. CANDLES AND SOAPS. OTEAR1NE and Star Candles, extra No 1 Soap. ij also a large lot of Fancy Soaps, which will be sold wholesale or retail by n.y4 tf H RN BROOK &..BURTIS. HYDRAULIC CEMENT. TABCOCK BROTHERS, Agents for LawsOD D Verrvs superior Hydraulic Cement, are prepar ea to furnish any quantity at Factory Prices, win the addition ol the Ireigat ot twenty-nve cents pei barrel. Ip9 ttj OTLB. PAINTS. ETC. 10 EBLS. Linseed Oil; 10 bbls spirits 1 urpentine 5 do Copal V arnish, "3 do Japan do: 10 do Dried Whiting; 100 pounds Blue Prussian; 2000 do Red Lead; 2W0 do Venetian Red, 2000 do Spanish Brown; just received and for sale low by feb7 CRAWFORD BELL.

REGULAR PACKETS

IiOtlSVILLE, EVAXSVIIXE ASD CAIUO PACKET. THE light draught and substanitial steamer' JULIA, Capt. Prcntt, master, -will run during the sea--son, as a Louisville, Evansville and Cairo Pack-' et. She is a liuht draught boat, and of excellent accommodations. For freight or passage apply on board, or to O'RILEY & .MITCHELL, jy2 3m Agents. LOUISVLLLE, EVANSVILLE AND ST.LOUIS PACKET. f JSS-J THE fine and swift running Louisville and St. Louis pseketv CAMBRIA, Capt. Lt pi.ow, leaves Louisville every Wednesday " evening for St Lonis. passing Evansville next morning, and St. Louis every Saturday evening, pass--inglCvansviPe on Monday. For freight or passage having excellent accommodations, apply on board o'to O'RILEY & MITHELLs je29 3ht ; Agents. REGULAR LOUISVTLLE & fT. LOUISPACKET. The fine, fast running steamer FASHION. Capt. Ajspkes, Master, will run as a regular packet during the ensuing season, between iiouisville ana t. Louis arriving at Lvansville on her way to fct. Louis, every Saturday morning returning will arrive at Evansville on her way to Louisville, every" Wednesday morning, for height or passage apply on board or to O'RILEY &, MITCHELL, my20 tf Agents. LOUISVILLE & ST. LCUIS PACKET . PIKE No. 9, " r-JEsL Wm. F. Fcm.er, Master, will run as a regular racket tiuring the season, between Louisville and St. Louis, leaving Louisville every Saturlav. amVfet. Lours every 1 uesday. for accommo dations she k unsurpassed.O'RILEY &, MITCHELL, my30 ti Agents. REGULAR WEEKLY LOUISVTLLE & ST. LOUTS PACKET. THE splendid fast running passenger' Steamer SALAD1N.Coi.emas, Master, will run as above, a regular pock et daring the season; leaving jjouisvuie every nion lay evening at 2 o'clock, and Lvansvrlle every Tuesilnv mornins at 8 o'clock for St. Louis; and returning will leave St. Louis every Thursday ev ening and Evansville every Saturday morning at 8 o'clock for LoUisviile and Cincinnati. For freight or nissage, bavins very superior ac- " commodations. apply on board or to npSO tf Agents. rABASH & EVANSVILLE PACKET Til E light diauglitand last running ; steamer ST. FRANCIS. Capt. Drxxis, Master, will run as a regular packet during the season, in the Evansville and Wabash trade, arriving at Lvansville every frjday, ana. leaving for the Wabash the day following. For reight or passage appi v on noara or io U ttlLilI CC .til 1 XICJjXj, 26 tf Agents. LOUISVILLE & ST. LOUIS PACKET. . The fine, fast running, and substantial ;?ä 2 Steamer, GEN. WASHINGTON. Capt. Lanohokm, Master, will run during the -season ns a regular Louisville. Evansville and St Louis Packet, .'he will leave Louisville every Wed nesday at 10 o'cluck, A. M., passing Evansville every Thursday morning at 4 o'clock. Returning . will cave St. Louis every baturday evening also1 clock and passEvansvilie every Monday morning at . 8 o'clock. . For freight or passage apply on lmard or to mb-26 3m O'RILEY & MITCHELL. Ag . HOIVLiaG-GMKF.X AN EVASSIILL I'Al'Kfi'l. The fist running passenger packets MAMMOTH CAVE. Capt. SV. 'i'. W arinner, master, will leave t,vansville every Wednesday and i-atnrday, and bowling--Green every Monday and Thursday. For Ircignt or passage apply 011 board, or to fel.2 2m O'RILEY &. MITCHELL. EVANSVILLE AND WAIIASII PACKET.. 3?5H The new. splendid licht draught., - w steamer &ST&i TRIBUNE, S. S Paxton, master, will run as a regular packet -in the Evansville and Wobash river trade, duringtlie winter season. The Tribune carries nearly 800 tons freight, nnd is of very light drought. She' has be n built expressly foi the trade, and is provid ed with every accommodation. For freight orpnrsngc apply on board or to dec4 TAYI OR & HARVEY. Agentc. EVANSVILLE AND WABASH PACKET f-ßy' V THE substantial steamer toiiiKiL INDUSTRY, Capt. V . G. GütEls, Master, will run as a regular packet in the Evansville and Wabash trade, leaving Evansville, Satuiday, Dec. 1st. on her first trip, For freight or passage apply on board, or to n 30 TAYLOR & HARVEY. Agents. REGULAR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE? AND BOWL TNG GREEN PACKET Steamboat GEN WORTH leaves iv-i'ftr-in Evansville f very Wednesday for l.ouisvuie, and every Sunday for Bowling Green, For freight or pnsf-ace enquire of n 61 " TAYLOR & HARVEY, Jg'tt. THE RAIL ROAD 13 COMMENCED! And we arc olt" the itrst Train. THEREFORE, be it know n to one and all, that we are determined to make a cha ige in our bu siness, and will sell our present Stock of Grocer ies, which consists of a general stock, with a large and well selected stock of FINE LIQUORS ot ail grades, inferior to none in market, and to till, as well as our old customers in particular, we will sell at low figures for Cash, o such paper as will be taken in Bank with approved security, and in no other way. And to keep all quiet, we wou'd ask all that owe us one cent, either by Note or Account, 10 call and see us soon, and let us compromise U save further steps. And to all having claims against us, they had better be alter getting tnem as soon as possible. Tltis is by sober reflection ourdetermined. resolution, and we will be greatly obliged to all of our particular friends and customers not to ask u to violate tins pledge, as we shall most assuredly deny them. Once said is cood as a thousand times. To anv one desirous of locating in a flourishing city, and getting into a good trade, we will sell our entire Stock on good terms. We have been doin? ( ' 1... .! I J' n .t n a ra t,-icif Anil - a ie of much use to our successors. ALL1S & HOWES, np22 tf Evansville, ind. icj-Gazette, Vincenncs; Register, Mt. Caimelf Express, Terre-Haute; JournaL Lalayelte; copy tc amount of $3. and send bills to this office. EMPORIUM OF FASHION. New Tailoring Establishment. GW. GLOVER takes this method of 'nform . ing the citizens of Evansville. that having purchased the interest of his late partner, he is now prepared to carry on the above busintss in all iV various branches, ia the shop formerly occupies by Bradt & Matthews, corner of Main andlstst From his long experience in the business, and a de termination, on his part, cf attention to it, he feelsconfident of being able to give general satisfaction.. The latest fashions received quarterly. feblS tf BOOTS AND SHOES, -f Qf CASES just received, embracing a very JLÖ I fu'l and complete assortment, well worthy the attention of country merchan's and the tradegenerally, for sale low bv my7 difw2m "J. H. MAGHEE Sc CO. DRIED FRUIT. PEACHES and Apples, the last of the season, for sale by HORNBROOK Sc bURTIS. jel3 tf '