Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 3, Number 257, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 March 1851 — Page 3
it O XV E S , IMPROVED . ' J - ; SHAKER rSARSAPARILLAU 1 ' SPUING AÜD SlIJIMEU IHEDICIXEI' ItParifiet the lilood I'refenUDiieuie! rigrPRO,FJgl ! .: : j A CHILD S A VEDÜ i i"Ccrioc Cajr. The following evideu..e i only one ot thousands, ol similar character, und conclu, sneiy proves that Ur. Howe's SaariHa is one vi tiie moa cUtfciive remedies ever discovered.- , - . r f CwciATl, March 13, 19. ' Da. How Dear öu My son, when about u mouth ulJ. brone out witü that dr -udui. data: Scrofulous wer.ilie lace aud bojy," and lor two years and a naif 1 evtiy means thaicouid be euraested by my friends . . I ah bud tho advice ol bu vr seven Qt the best physician in the coun try-without eriecting acuse, and 1 almost wished theiittieaunerecikad. thjlit might be ireediroru it pains. During tho List six mo itbs, the tore were so distretms and pa.ii.xul, myself and ,,e were up with n night arm , day lor weeks together, -and kadgivn up all hops oi ever raisin; uur little one. At length a Iriend advised us to try i our fehaker Saisapaniia. Reluctantly I tried it, and 1 have reason to bless God for it, lor tu a very short time it healed up Ute tores, so th at there IS scarcely even a tear to be seen. We only regret that we did oi Ur ol, and commence usinif it sooner, as we ,MiiiieJ it would have saved a great deal of i-tforin" and expense. The child, is now welj and rieariy." VWd-uiiheJLlatiwly cpnsiJeryyur bhaker bjrsaparilia oneoi the oe.-t preparations now in use. , .JUiLNöTANdbUKY, . - , Rose, between Trout and Sec Mid Streets. . . VVrun jiEpicAL 'pfiOFESsiox Jn this, and other citie.in their private ;ractice, Rxomnndand use Dr. & D. Howe's SHAKER SARSAPARJLLA . ... . ' MOKE' EVIDENCE I ' ' Another 'remarkable Cure. r lT HEAD ITlJ It i3 from a young laoy rtaMiu iu our city. i '.' CER 1 IFICA TE. CiACi.NAAiilreb. 17th, 1931. c' Tiiis istdcertilr that my suter, .Mary U. Belnian, waj attacked with a disease in hvr nip more than 3 Sears ago, which tendered ber sj utterly helpless tint she was eoolpedeilto keep her bed. All hopes 'ot' her recovery were despaifed ol. öorue ot llie most eminent physicians ol Covington a id Cinciun m atl -iiJeJ b-r, ail or whom oeclared ber case a bopö.tvj one. fa.-fins by Dr. Howe's Depot, an l..ca urvd itsill, mat to try one bottle ot his "ofioAcr a.jarjril!a could donouartu. Accordingly'! uurct;a4. uue Udtlt, and Ut.re its contents wrc c.tiuvif ujcJ vie received Unetit. 1 was m dacco i iry -no.rx'r, and another, Ottbr the last 'Vi usj.;w nearly recovereJ. iSowslie has li.) u ii.i. Ca;i wait, ana ius iuccumouao vi c lifiio.5 t'ollowv's SuaAer barsapanlla we attriIjjis tuia. tiki-live cure. It is bu. a lew mouths k.icJ tu i ku:it:iiei.ccd talking it. (."5ign':) " J. C. DELMaN. 1 Ci iciaoati Daily Coiiiniciciai. Ili nTiM r thi-v.jler.u aud ustoiiiahiii cure t v. . v '"u-ui three bot des only ol Uli. il J A ,j a. i.A..j.r'd Ali&AlAKllLA. inj g.o i. oKOj' aud Summer Medicine. ymiß.i ULmi ad preterits disease., J. n tnLy Xiis iparilUi t,iU acts upon the Uvrr law ii blitod at the same time, which, renii fn u ml-' .; huic valuable to every one, parD,Si fs'ti. ff'feutr in the OMo Jll:dical Colhj mi lu-'&'.i : ;.f rrcpira'tons ure ny tuluai, c tit cfc.-;i ta-Ts Mem ti- tk: public. ' .f. I... I... a it... I. '.i'?J r- ur Mineral. Prisanous Drugs .itin-.o'.i'-i $ iparilla. Jlt'.MEMlEli .J if tetni'"l '' -. Pl'JiEi. t ENTIRELY f - VEJETABLE, oe iJr aft xju tiiquirejoT Dr. S. 17. II j tec's S.'iaker j-uS'tfidiiHU itU't lk. mii oth'n r vi ;:r bottie. er o bottle dr 5. . j:vll )".v . litt. ä. 1J. UUVV fci. N. ICoIloire lli.l. Walint Mreet, - Two do.Ks aio-e i'ourth, Cuk inusi'.i, O. , (J.-ÜÜLt..wulft Ajpist lor )vunaviliv. AlssoUly AHLKN C. liALLoCK, VfT.-.-.- KELl.tUvtKAUN.SJ.LVv W.L AI. VVOJLaLY, , To Sontheru aud Western Travelers. ;185 1 riv" -fei Vi i-jW iioute, via Cinciuniti,- Cium!u and i. Cicvelond, to.llutfilo, twai-nrn Fal.s, L'pptr and Lowr Cjtiada, Kocnesier. Syiacitse. Aibmy, aratoifapriiit?, Montreal, Quub;C, ii w-ou, New oik, Philadelphia. Jf.c See. . . TO 31E V YOÜ I.N48HOUUS,! ItO?I vtiiciiinau, vim 1.11110 iwirxni, .venu and Loium- ; Nis, and Cotuinbus and Cleveland KailrAuds. 1 wo uanjr 1 rains -moral n and evenmR. ;On anj after the openin? ol navigation on Las ne, passengers by thecxprrsstiain willl ave Cincinnati in the morning,' arivr at Cleveland same evening," and proceed to UutTalo -n the nw. low prejtnsttrjit r!ns. steamen, EMl'JIiE STATE kand BUCKEYE STA TE, arriving m HutTiIo next morning iu tiute t r exprrs trains tor Alunnv, arTiving at Albany in tune lor evenin liaes ot s:eamlonis, nn arrivniij in New YorK next n: irnim; ma kin,? 48 hours through Irom Cincinnati toN. i'ork. . i7"rV-seniers leaving Cincinnati by morning express train, will slerp first night on steamer on North ttiver felinie 0' irh Icr busineps on arriving at N. "yorK as whci leaving their homes. : JtTNo fxtra charge lor Me ate or State-rooms on 111' Boats mi connection w'.th thij line. Pasener by evening train can s'p over nizht at Columbus, (rapitol ot O no.) or proceed directly through, as may suit thtir convenience. - The KiUo( thhi route are new.and bid throughout with havy TraiI;n.iJ noexertio-.i willleipared 10 efure the safety and speed of travelers. . . StiameM laveCIPVehiiid daily lor Dunaus: Dettoii, Aljcfciiiaw, Chicago, am. uli the priucipal point on tiie jiecs. - ' KTTor ali inrrmition and througlirTicKts.pleasf applr at the olhce, east side of liroadway.tirtt dooi north of riont. Cincinnati. ; -J . - - . Ieb2i-d6m p. W. STßADEß, Agf nt.COAL ! CO ALT ! CO A L I ! r TO ALI. COAL BURNERS. MrÄatta lll.HtiS, UAlON Ac CO. keep on hand a a lull surulv of a H!wn.r rti. L n Coal, at the Wharf at fcvansville, which they will s ippty lamiliej am steauiboats on the tnoa reason--atM.iern)s. Mearnboatscan be supplied at all hours - w u uay. or nignt. . Apply lu '-, .'I' fcblTtt N ii, McKlNNEY, Aent.1 To Physicians, Country Merchant', . tne nDiic Cipuprntlv. nn ;ri"MIE:i:ndersiVnrd hav.ng' purchased the Dru ?X sjtore lormerly occuph'd by Messrs. J.G. Hitch' -.iu &.C-J., would repectfully"ca!l the attention ol the country .mere-unit, the pliyaicians, and the , public cenerally to their fne assortment of Medieiies, iTamts, Oih, Perfumery, Surgical Instruments. c, which they are regularly receiving .'All of which we will sell upor as accommodaTina r terms as can be purchased in aoy of the Western - ciiie and hope by strict attention to business to , receive a liberal share ot the public patronage. Orders atteudeJ to punctually, and careful Jv c packed, -r. . . - . ' ; - D Clixtox Keuik, ) -. .D. A. Fasxxslsy. M. D. i KrJI.LtR &. FARSSI.r.V. feM tf No. U. Water st , Evansville, d. HISTRTJMENTAL AND VOCAL H1U3ICj; j j ti MJiöi:r.ber, who hai recuved ull thebeutnu I tf Instructiauja tbo, .Louisville Institute toi the blind, has visited KvansviUe lor the purpose ol "trivinf prlvite lesions on the Fiano and teatliina clMiiivoclinoüie.' lie will visit cupils at their houses io rtwr in truction on the piano, and protniKs to satisfy those wh take lessnns He will rnin at th Sherwood House a lew days.nnd should I nappy io see those wishing to form a class tor in- - a iraetwn in toc! music, or wish to take lessons on the Piano- Tertis reasonably. fbl7 tf ROUT N BIIADLEY. FOR RENT. A Briek dwelling IIouse.wih Store on Main btreet for rent. Apr iy to janStf ' ! J. & W. R EILL Y 1 I U iHtili. iuUMuaol - Taiior, i tup Jtca I JL! more, let w ten T't'er on ani
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s. c. clarx- iicitksoÄiBaiMT. raiaas ijiitb. To Painters and Dealers in White Lead, 'and Cutor;& Linseed OHsy ":'.. c. ctABtt&co.; ?. -' ' , manufacturers of WliitcLcad, JLinsccd & Castor Oils, :' Corner of Ticelfih and Austin SLs., 1 : l ST. LOUIS, 110. : OlHce, at Countin-room of Dickeraon & Erent, Ko.ll Locust Street. . ; TI1E untlersioned manufacturers of White Lead, use ed and Castor Oils, in the City o( S; lui ovi.ij about two months since 'completed their "stahli shmeut, aie now prepared to lurnish rainters and dealers with a superior article ol White Lead, &c.,&.o, . , Every i'ainter in the city of St. Louis, who has yet tried our While Lead, pronounces it superior toany other roauuiaciured in the West, as appears b, th.iT .u UU c CLARK c0
The undersigned, painters in the city of St Louis, hereby certify that they have used the White Lead manulacturedby K. C. Clack Jk Co., of this city, and rind it so far. as they have yet tried it, o be a very excellcn; article, superior indeed to any other white Lead inanulaclured in the west. JNO. , WATSON, K. THOIINBURG, McVlCKCltÄt UlSTED, JAS. SPORE, r W. A. TUUUNUUftU, . ,K. S. H1LLW AN, GOai0N.& WOOÜ, V,: -fcTKlS. M. C. ENGLISH, JAS. SCOLLAY, JvlIDULLTON &. TAKLTOM. Messrs. R. C. Clark &. Co, It gives me much pleasure to inform you that naving carefully tried your White Lead in several ways, I find it equal in body and whiteness, and xuality generaliy,to any article manulactured in the west You are at liberty to use this as a recomendaiion if it will beol any benefit to you, ' , . 1 um, withmuch respect, yours, &c. Jeb22-2m CIIAS. T. W1LGUS TO COUNTRY MEUCI1NTS. 200O CASES OP BOOTS AND SHOES. COUNTRY Dealers supplied at the following very low prices: IUU0 cases No. 1 Kip boots at $21 usually sold at $25 100 do do 8's toll's 22k do 27 173 'do com. Kip Boots - 19 - do 23 200 do long-le'dgent'sdoZi do 30 10o do du Kip boots 23 . d .28 100 do gent's do (ex Ig'th) 22 do 27 100 do boys Kip do No. 1 16ft do : 14 100 do tine French calf do 34 do 37 100 do plain 27 . . do '30 100 do youth's Kip boot 13 do : 15 50 do do ani gent's do . 12 da 14 26 do infant's Kip do 11 do .13 300 do pump sol Kip Boots (ex Ig'th) at $22-50 KOdoz . do No 1 Kip Boots at 2100 100 pairs fine imitation stich Shoes 1 55 We are constantly manulacturing twelve hundred pair ot Boots per week, keeping one hundred and seventy-live hands employed, und can till orders at any time at the hortest notice. Country Dealers will titid it a raving of from 20 to 25 per cent to buy th -irstocAot the manufacturer, instead of paying the merchant $25 per case for the same iind ol Boots that we sell for $21. . We are now supplying some of the largest dealers in St. Louis and Louis, ville, and have been for the last two years. Our Boots have given good satisfaction, and all goods bold by us warranted to do so. Dealers, by calling at No. 7 Tear! free t, or at the manuiactory, on the corner of Sycamore and Columbia sts, tin Clayton's buiidiiiglcan examine the goods and judge tor themrelve The above nrices are as low as the eame A'nd of boots can be bought in New Yor or Boston. W are now receiving a large stock ol Shoe?, which will be sold equally as low. As it is idbt and delusive to hope for large profits the general dili'uMon ol intelligence, and the easy au J rapid communication between city dealers and country merchants, renders extensive and regular trade on ihü id 1 butis U t-mall sales and large profits, utterly impossible; therefore we have adopted the motto, lire sales and small profits,1 believing by trading on-ihi principle, wo can drsw a larg hare of the tr.a which hus usually gone East, to Cincinnati, and thereby save 10 to 2u per cent to the Country Merchant. err Leather bought at ail times (or cai'j or taken in exchange for boot or ähoes. F1LLEY&CIIAPIN. Cincinnai, Nov. 2". ItblO'ol-lyrdaw r TO'WXSiXRlfWTOCHANTsT WD would retiectlully call the attention of Dry (toodsdeaurs in India nn, to our present and forthcoming: ttockot Spring and Summer Dry Ootids. it Having made arrar.iremcntp lor a large increase of trade thi rpring, we sh-i!l be prepared at an early "dsy torxtiit.it at our old stand, Ao. 11 Pearl trtt, every description f Foreign anc Domestic Dry Gowls wanted lor Wtstern sales, and at prices that we teel confident wi.l be approved. We especially solicit an examination ot our extensive Print Department. Having determined to exclude from our stocA- all spuriou colored Prima, we shall keep only such as the Merrimack, Locheco, Wash ington, Globe, Amciican, Sprngue and Philip AI ten's branded goods,' embracing the newest and most desirable styles. Ours:ock ot American Ctton Goods is unusu ally lar!c,and will be sold at a email advance lor cah or approved pareWe solicit a can and examination of our stock by merchant visiting thi market. BLACULY & SIMPSON, feb10 3m -' ' No. 11 Pearl rt., Cincinnati, O. BOOTS AND SHOES. THEsubscribers Iaviu5t received afresh rnpply ol BOUTS and SHOES of good quality, part ot which are direct Irom the vtanttj actor ie, iucluding the follow ing styles: Men's lined and bound heavy Drogans, do sup Philadelphia Coll do; dc . ' " 1 - do do. lioys do do oo r Kip do do Tiuc do Women's heavy tide stitched Kip Bootees; do liht do do do do 'Calf ' do eo heeled and strap welts ; do tjoot Busltin-; Mens' superior KiyRojt;;' d. thick UK Teb22tf MORGAN & KEEN. 2IOIIGAN Sc KEEN HAVE jnst received yrr steamer Lafayette, t new supply il hardware and cutlery, as lot lows: Knives and lores of rarious styles and quali tics, pocKet Knives, butcher do-, metallic strength ened table spoou icavy rm do; German silver do: do do traspoons; British fiiate dodo. Butis, screws and pad Icks hatchets; Collins and Simnions'aies, augur?, gi titlcts and entry combs; scisbors, shears and tUirnlea; hand-taw tiles, tacxs, trace chains A c at luw prices dee'li llucua. Vista Hats. A NEW supply of UacK and brown new style J. w uuena vista Hats, just received tier steamer Asia, and lor tale by oecti MORGAN & KEEN. Ground Spices. A LARGE lot Alspice, Pepper, Ginger, Cinna U.A.niou,CioveH,öi.c. Also.JUd doz, C round Mu tard, wairanud pure, by cpl3 FOSTER &. BROWN. CANDLES AM) SOAPS. STEARIN K aud Star Candle, extra No 1 Soap also a large lot ot Fancy Soaps, which will .my4 tl - tl )RNBROOK iBKRTIS -; SHERWOOD HOUSE. .tl FIKSr ASiD X.OCCSX STKtVIS, MI TBE KITES.. PliTEK UVKKy Proprietor ItJL-f 1 .III f . uriiouseopen a. an noursintne mgn :ct tr.e ception ot travellers. - Honest and attentivePurter irtaaincssatau times to convey Baggage to ana om Menmhoats. ImarlS-d ADMLNISTRATOR'S ITOTICE. NOTICE i hereby given that the undersigned , has this day taken out letters oi administration on the estate ol Juhx Man, late of Vanderburgh Co inty. State ol Indiana, deceased. All persons, indebtel to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment; and those haying claims against the same, are notified to present them du ly authenticated for settlement. The estate is supposed to te solycni ; ; . : MARTIN MANN, Admr. Ev.njTiüe, March I, JSM :m3:w3.
REGULAR PACKETS-
EVANSVILLrAXDNEWOKLEAXS PACKET.. iP-s. ' The fine, staunch, fast runnin iTX steamer, TENNESSEE, iii'utiiwKS, Master.haringbeen parcbased expressly for the above trade, and thoroughly repaired, rill make regular semi-moaihlyjrip durias thu seas"fl. c For ireight or passage apoly on board or to ieb!9tf O'KILEY & A&TCtlELL, Agents. iVUlTE BIVF.H AND EVAKSVILLE The fast running passenger packet. , MAMMOTH CAVE, Capu W. T. Waxiinek, master, will run as a regular packet in the above trade. For Ireizht or passage apply on board, or to feb202m rO'RILEY & MITCHELL. TM AVSVILLE A WABASH l'ACKET, Z1 PffSf?? last runnin; steamer, , - LYDIA COLLINS, Capt. n. M. Hcntkr. Master, will ran as a regular Evanvi!la and Wabash p; cket during the season. For freight or passage, having eacellent accommodations; apply cn board or to lebl8if TAYLOU &, HARVEY, Agents. . UEClLAlt WACA MI A: WIIIT12 It J VEIi PACKET. . ... The substantial and last running packet ' J. D. P0IVTE41. - K. tiARRF.Lu, Commander. The J. B. Porter having been thoroughly and completely repaired, will run as heretofore, in the White Kiver trade, making regular trips during the season. For Ireight or passaee, arply on board or to TAYLOR, & HARVEY, Evansville. J. WILSON. I J. C. HAMMOND. ( Petersbunrh. HYATT &. HELP hINSTINE, Wash'tn. PARKER & STARK, Newberrj. Iebl8-Im EVAXSVJLLE AD WABASH PACKET. The new and light draught Meamcr MAY QUEEN", Cam. JluCoMAS. jlakter, will run in th above trade, making regular trips during the season. For lrtight or passage applv on board or to feblö Im O'RILEY & MITCHELL, A'gts. EVAKSVILLI! & WABASH PACKET. . rr- . 'liiesubsilintial and last runnibgstamUFt7er HERMANN, . C uwathmev. Master, has entered the above trade, and will continue running during the seabon as a regular packet. For accommodations she is not surpassed by any boat in the trade. For Ireight or pfage apply on board or to feb!5tf O'lilLLY &, M11CUELL, Ag'ts. EVAN 8YIIXE AI.AFt Y ETTE PACKET. '1 he substantial steamer LOWELL, Caot. roksE, Master, will commence running as a Tegular Evansville and Lalayette . ecket immediately on the opening of the Wabath, and will continue in the trade during the season. . For freight or passage apply on bonrd'or to jan31 tt TAY LUR & HARY EY, Ag'ts. 1XE(;CLI EVANSVILLE ApW AUA5II . ItlVEll PACKET. The new and splendid light draught passenger steamei SACRAMENTO, liiciiAKD McociRE, IMnster, will commence running in tLe above trade as soon as navigation opens, and continue during the entire teasen. 0"The Sacramento is in first rate running order, having eet; w-ell repaired and overhauled at Cincinnati, undfctarals os fair in the Insurance office as any lioat cf her size onl class on the Western waters. O'RlLEY di MITCHELL, Agents. jaiigltlt CYA.HSVILLE Aü ;rtECX HI VEII PACKET. : I fTPr The new, sc bst mial and last running iSÜÄ rocket KEVI TCKY NO. 2. Capt. r . P. Carsoji , (jommanuer, naving just been completpd. has commt need running as an Evansville and Green River packet, mak'ng regular trips during the season. I or freight or possagc aply on board or to HAKRINGTON. CRANE &. CO., d203ml TAYLURJc HARV EY, Agents. EOVISVIEI,E,EVANVIEEE, A CllEEX 111VEU PACKET. , rf- xne e.cw ana swiu luuuiiiu tcuuivi V1"- LDGAN, Capt. Coombs, Master, will run as a regular packet in the above trade, leaving Evansville every Sun day for Creen rtvtr, and every VVedneeuay toi Iuisvilla. For freight or rsrge apply onboard or to drl3 Vma TAY LOK &: HAIiVLY, At'ts EVANSVILLE AND WA11ASII PACKET. jP The.subsrantial steamer eüSZSli&La äiiic lwwuuiu.i, Cant. J. u. Hamilton, commanuer, w.u run uurine -l . I lif t A l tiie season as a regulsr.vansvu;e ana v aoasn pacK et, having good accommodations for passengers or re'ffht. tor either of which arilv on Inxird, or to e:ght, tor f decl2-2m iruiL.t;Y &. .vuicrir.ijij, asru. EVANSVILLE AN WABASH PACKET. ygT:T Av The well known and slwjdard J5V. steamer HAIL COLUMBIA, Capt UtLLv, M asier, has commenced running aunne tins season as regular vnnsviiic atM ooasu pacA..i. ror freight or passage applv on board or to decl2 3m O'RILEY & MITCHELL, Ag'ts. EVANSVILLE & WABASH PACKET. lSbl INDUSTRY Will run as a regular packet during the 'season in the Lvantvrde and Lafayette trade For lrtight or passage" apply on board or to dec4-3m O RlLfc Y L MITCHELL, Ag'ts. EVANSVILLE ANI3 AVA HASH PACKET. TIIE light draught and sutiUatial steamer JULIA, Capi. Prc.ntt, master, will run during the season, as an lvansvuie ana aoasu racket. She. is a liht draught loat, and ot excellent accommodations. For Ireight or passage apply on board, or to O'RILEY' & MITCHELL, dcc43m Agents. EltE.SH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS! 1 L'ST received, and'for sale by John S. Hopkins. I. a general assortment ol Dry Goods, llntdware, Boots and Shoes, itc. Among which will )e found the following articles: Shawls, Silk, Brocade, Caihmere and Long Shawls; ' Bonnets. Tuscan, Chip'and.Straw; . Black Silk Vitetts; " " Colored French Merincs, Cashmeres, M. De Laines, Turkish Satins, Fancy Silks, &e. Black Silks, from 2d to 30 inches wide; Piano and Tabl Cover; Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Traveling Bags; French Broadcloths a no .CasEimeres, lancy colors; Hlk, Satin ind Castimere Vcstir.gr, Boots, Shoes. Hats andCaps,ot thelatest style; Wall Paper and Bordeiing; Window Shades, Taels acd Fixtures: Embroiderea Swiss Curtains; ; Axes Huats' and Collins' chopping ind broad AX8, Cotton liattins and Wadding; Looking (Jissaea, o all size; Dress '1 rimrdiii2s. Cut Velvet. Lices 'kc -A eeneral ansottment of Dry Ciouds, Uoots and Shoes, Hardware, ötc selected expressly Kr thi market, and will be sold at the lowest cash price at wholesale or retail, by nov6-t' JOHN S. HOPKLNS. Carpenters, Coopers and Masons. WE have now on hand the largest and best as soruner.t of TOOLS ever offered in thiscitv selected paiticularly for your iim Call and look at thera. lnovl-tt BABCOCK BRU I'll LKS. RIO COITEB. " 1 UST received and in store, 10 6acks Rio Coffee a a F tor sale low by - j i jc2t tt O'RILEY &. TUT' Ut-Lli
CHEAP, CHEAPER; CHEAPEST! THE FLYING- DUTCH FOUNDRY. Kit ATZ At I1L1LMANN, . , Of the Evansville City Foundry, EVANSVILLE, INDIANIA, HAVE on hand a large stock of Stoves, Double Premium Corn bhellers, Ploughs, Wagon boxes, and all kinds of i CASTINGS, . And they are lully prepared to make and sell anythiug in their line ot business, as cheap as any house in the Western Country. We hereby oiler our stock of Stoves, &c , at the ve.y lowest up-river prices,or ten per cent. leBS than they were ever bought in the city of Evnnsville. . . We would respectfully call the atten -on ot Stove dealers and the public general'y, to ' ir stock cl Stoves, consisting ot a.i sizes of Wr-d's pattern, the latest heavy Premium Stoves, tKe Ball premium pattern, patented ldl9, ditferen sizes of Ten and fceven flate Stoves; Fiankl i and Cannon Stoves, ditieieni sizes; live sizes 4 beautiful Box Stoves, patented by Jagger, Tres eil Sc Perry, of Albany; and the large single oven 'Western Air Tight c'ouiing Stove, the btt cooAing stove in use. We wartaut allsiovesmade at our Foundry, lor one year " . Our Stoves are all made of the best material, and by good worAmen, all of which we will insure to be as good after one years1 ue as on the day of sale. OivetJA a call, betöre purchasing elsewhere, and see it we cannot give entire satisfaction. 1 . KRATZ & HEILMANN, nov!3-lf Main Street, Evansville.
Fall Importations for 1850! " J. H. MAGHEE & CO, . EVAXSVILLE, IXDIAKA,, HAVE now iL ttoie their lull Fall ai.d Wixtee Stole, comprising every article4 in their line ot trade; to which they call the particular attention of retailers. Just received ly recent Arrivals: French, German and Belgium broa cloths; do ' do do Middlesex caksimerea and Doeskins ; Pilot ami Beaver cloths, all colors; Felt cloths and blankets; Llue ami col d vetiiugs, voolen and Satins, Cloak linings and serges; Bang-up cords and cotduroys; Tweeds, all wool, green and black; Gollea and mixed Tweed; Satinets, in colors and black, Jeain, in blue and gufti mixed ; Flannel:;, scarlet, tilow.white.plain and t'villed; i-alsbury Flannels, orange blue and green; Plain and changeable linteys, every price; Alpaccas, Black co M and slate ; , 1-4 and 6-4 changeable Briiliautines; 4-4 and 6-4 Coburgs and Lyonee cloths; 4-4 Silk Popelins and Mohair cloths ; Manchester Lie Lames and Cashmeres, plain aud printed; trtZyi - Turkey Red gocwls, all prices; Manchester Cingharns, evcrv style; Bucke; e ana French Chambrey; Velvets, in silk and tabby; Cawv'ass patoii)gs and w lggins ; Prints, 1 11-ilis.h and American, of ttcry stjli; Caihmere and He Laine prints; 3-1, 7 ti ana 4-1 brown andtleacu'd Dome&ücs; Cotton Duck and Burlaps ; Drdls, bleached and unbleached : Cotton t'ianneU, inbleuchfd and colored; 3-1, 7-Ö and 4-4 Tickings and Checks; Table-cloths, white and colored ; Cotton table diapers, while and colored ; Towels and crash: Lace, stripe and plain Jaconets; Plain Jaconets and Cambrics; Plain audligured Bobinetts. white and black; Bay Statt! long shawl, evert style; Ca unere, silk and other sty le shawls, Hosiery, cotti n and woo!, ol all colors and stvles; Kibbons, plain, tateta, col'd, cap and rich bonnet; Thread, cotton and linen, every 'style and color; ' Cond), tuc, line, side, ledetir.g, cud pociet; Buttons, coat, over-coat, and vest, all stiles. ALSO; "Gloves, nwt?, laces, fdings, insertions, S'ispena rs, lidL'tf, cravats, ties, tapes, needles, pins.&c , 6ix. ' - - ' " ' ' ' " - ALSO: A general assortment of boots,hoes and brogans; bats, cupt-, A c. In every insiance they will guarantee .buyers in prices onanist J .ouisvilie or Cincinnati. luivll J. 11. MAU11EE& CG New Tall and Winter Goods! I). S. ANDEKSON, Oh First street, first door bth w Post Office) HAS ju?t received, anl is now opening; a large asor'nient ot (actionable goods, itiited io the Fau. a.vd Wi.nte trae. consting iii part of U'k, blue, green, olr e, cl iret and brow n JF rencliucnaau A: American Clotbs," twilied and plain. AUo, a great variety of Overcoatings German beavers, super bltie'and drab Kerseys, blue blanket coating, pilot iloths, French and German lllnck Doeskins, Wool and piec9 black Cassiniers of every quality, fancyCasäimers and Dot sains of the luttst and most fashionable stvie. V ESTINGS, Elegant style London Cashmeres and Valentines, plain tilk Velvet Vesliugs, ligurei and plain bi'k Satin and Silk do., Tailors' Trimmings, Of every description; super wool linings tor overcoats, plain ar.d figured alpacca series, mohuir lustres, ic. JKT'l'he attention of m customers, and the puLlis generally, is invited to an e.taminatioiot theabov goods, which have been Hle;ted with great care, and will be bold at the lowest possible trice. Garments of every t)e ription nini to order, in the very best inanuer, and warranted to ii. dec-tf HARDWARE STORE! VT ; E ARE now rc-ceivins our lall imrortationsof V Pocket and Table Cutlery, t-cisors. Saws. Ox, Lt g and Trace ChJinp, togetln r with our American manufactured goot's, w hich makes our assortment well worthy the attention el rnerehants w ho wish to purchase cheap, without reltienceto w here they purchase, lor we me prepared to sell ou as favorable turns t e anv Wifiein il'U-e. . BABCCCK JJKOl'UERS. oct29 Main Street.' COAL! COAL ! ! J "T E are Let plug a full supply of a siperiorarV tide ol Creen River Coal, at the Wharf, with which we will supply families and steamboats on the most reasonable terms. Steamboats can be j supplied at all hour.ol theday night. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. . Al the old stand oppo&iiti the Bank, consisting in oart of Pocket Cutierv. Razors. &c. Amer ican and Englieh Locks, Monkey tail Bolts, Hunt's broad Axes. Hoes of all p iz;s, Ux, Log.Trace, Hal ter, llreat and Doz Chains, Wni. Kowlandeicr.ss cut and mill Saws, Horse, Cow and Sheep Bells, with a general assortment cl ?oelt gomls. ' ' T . O.U. GRIFFITH.. mli26 Main St., Evansville.lf NEW TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE. II. SCHAEFElt, First si., bcticccn Matn and Locust. Tl AS iu?t opened a lanre assortment ot the best A J. quality ol Tobacco, Cigars, i.e., which he will sell, wholesale and retail, at Louisville and Cincinnati prices. He would respectfully solicit a share of public patronage as he ieels assured that he can lurnish a superior article, as cheap as can be had in the West. His stock consists in tart as follows: cnewinrr and smoking tobacco of every description; all kinds ot cigars, fnulli, &c.; pipe;, cigar casts, snutt boxes, tobacco boxes, ciar holders. aSrCountn merchants would do welt to call and examin? my stock, before purchasiug elsewhere, as 1 think 1 can oiler them great inducements to pur chase, either in quality'or price oct4-ly . II. SCHAEFER. NOTICE. i r"TMiE undersigned having retired from the Dpi g L bu.sit.ej8. wauia respectiuiiy request an person in ebted to the Eime to call and pay otT, end thereby save costs. feb I tf J. G. II ATC11ITT & CO.; TJAINTCO UUCKKTS-73doz.in store -si A to arrive, lor sale Icid by - . . acd v - - . GILBERT . CO.,' jtnlT tf Syeamort lot. Water Cz 1st. s
A 1,1.1 S & IIOTVES ARE now permanently located in their new building, corner.of "Water and Vine streets, where they intend to continue, on an enlarged scale, their usual 'Wholesale Business in LIQUORS AND GROCERIES. They Lave now in store a larger, tetter, and cheaper stock ol i IMPORT EDU LIQUORS
than has ever heretofore beet in Evansville. 7 heir RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT is constructed cn the latest and most improved i'ian.ana superintended by a man who has had ten years experience in ihe busiLess, in .New York and Cincinnati. They therefore Baiter themselves that they can furnish either imported or domestic Liquors, in quality, nowhere to be excelled, and at prices on a par with Cincinnati and Louisville. They have on hand A Splendid. Assortment of TEAS, And theii stock of Coffee, Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Rict, Fruits, etc., is being daily enlarged by shipments from New Orleans. They are determined to convince Merchants fiom the country; particularly on the Wabash, Green, and White It'vers, that Evansville is the most advantageous place for thera to buy Groceries, and will do all niheirpowtrtomakeit so. ,. OurrUndson Gcen River will remember that the steamer Kentucky A'o. 2 is now ready to commence her regular trips, exclusively irom Evansville, and will, with two other boats engaged in the same trade, make Evansville the roost convenient point lor the transaction of Green river business. dec2S ALLIS & HOWES. SUNDRIES. TEAS 60bxs ass'td sizes lmpciial, Voung Hyson ana Black. - . (Jiound Spices 100 bxs pepper, pimento, ginger, and Eastern and Ky, mustard Wrapping paper 200 reams crown, medium, and double crown. ' Letter Paper. 10 reams. FoolscaD.75 reams. Indigo, 200 lbs; Copperas, 400 lbs; Saltpetre, 300 i od ivuponi u Epsom Salts 200 lbs; Clovc 'G lbs; Roll Erimstone . &UO lbsSaleratus. 6LIf bl.laiMadder 200 lbs: Alum 200 dn Perpetual poluh India Rubbtr overhof a S cases, men, women and children's ass'td No'i. Bilking, 3d dozen; Percussion Caps, 15,000 rplit and ribbed. Black and blue writinsrlnk,40 doz. Gunpowder manufactured by the celebrated American Chrrslal powder Co., in whole, hll. and quarter kegs, and 5 and 1 lb cannisers Soaps, 50 boxes N. Y. No 1, 10 bxs toilet, 10 bxs fancy. Star candles in whole, h!f and qr bxs, ass'td No's. ' Orn brooms, ?0c doz., ass'id qualities. Zinc washboards, 1 gross Matches, 144 gross. Nest tubs. Cordage sail twine, hemp and cotton twine, bed cords, plough lines and halter rones. Cotton yarn, 2070 lbs. Cotton batting 400 lbs. Carpet chain, 200 lbs. Starch 2,500 lbs in large and small boxea. Lard oil, 5 bbla and 10 h!f bbls best winter strained. Sardines, in whole. two-lhird, hlf ani qr bxee. Almonds, 10 frails. Sweet oil, 'Plagno;; a' Ibi and in qiart and pint bot es, fiaisins. 10) hlf bxs M. R.. end 100 Cluster Nails, 500 kegs Lastern and Va. Gunny b&cs.TüOO 21 bushels each. Tobacco, lbs. 5's nnd 8' ofall the favorite brands. N.O. Suear. 25 hhtlsbest aualitv. Molasies, 50 bbls superior Quality. Rio cohee. 100 bags new crop. Rice, new Carolina in ticrces.bbls, and hlf bbls. Beiintd Susar. loaf, crushed and now dered, &.c.,&.cV - ' We propose to sell ly tl paclagt cnly, and for canhj or produce by the qnantity. v e expet to 6e;i our urocenes invariably as lot at, and zinerallilo-u-sr than the samt article can he laxdedjroin Louutüle or Cincinnati f S. E. GILBERT oi CO, dec27. Sycs more st,betw. Water & First. To rhysicianst Country JSIercbajits.Bnd ETerfbody. JUST reoeived-from the Eastern markets, a i&rge assortment, i t addition to my former stock of Drugs, Chemicak, Dyes, Oils, die, consisting in part of the preparations cf Mercury, Iodine, Iron, Quinine and Morphine; Nitrate of Silver, purr, fcalaci no, Fiperins, Tannin and Pepsin. Pchffielin's selected powdered Ipecac, Jallap, Cuinchonea, Turkey ani India Rhubarb. Potash, Penrlash.'Saleratus, Sup. Catb. Soda, Cream of Tartar. Tsrtaric Acid, tpsom and Ro chelle Salts Camphor, Opium, and many other articles specially in the Drug line. - Mrs. Millar's linec it Chewing Tobacco and a superior article ot Cavetidisb, Macaboy and Scotch Sntiin A fiso a?sortinr!nt of Bird Cajjcs. srds and fountains, iiyntt's genuine excelsior Matches. Morlatt's Phoenix Bittern nnd PilU, Dr. S. P. Townsend's Saraparilla, and all other Sarbapatillas and popular patent medicines. Brushes cl every kind, from the large whitewash down to the Camel's Hair pencil Dr. Baunipjs' Body Brace. Dr. Fitch's Supporters, Shoulder Bnces, Inhaling Tubes. Books on Consumption, and Medicines. A lso,Errmgers' Supporters, Braces, Bandages and Truss-s. Garden tweeds, medicinal herbs, roots, extracts and powders pnt up by the Shakers Glassware- -A lull a9sorimen of shop fun iture, bottles anfl vials, window and plate, cut to any size at uuro'A'ti risk. All ol which are offered, whole sale or retail, with a desire to five satisfaction as to qualitv and price. . ALLEN C. HALLOCK, '.f'blltfj Main st. near Wa!t-r,Evunsvili, la. . CLAYTONS Importer of Watches, aud Wholesale Dealer in Jewelry, Clocks, Wutch Materials, Ac. In thi Summer of 1S45 this House commenced wholesalcing W-tchcs and Jewelry at prices cheaper than the Tike were bold in the wholesale jobbing stores ot New York. The great desire of the Proprietor was then, and has been ever since, to divert the current ot trade that was flowing into the Atlantic cities from the Western and South-western States, and compel it to lerminaie in Cincinnati. There was a period -hen New York stood in a position more advantageous than this city as a depot for the manufactured goods both of Europe and this country; but science and art have now given Cincinnati the means of attaining, if the will, as proud an elevation in Trade and Commerce as any city in the world. The Alleghany mountains have been levelled down, and distance annihilated, so that a tradesman here can send his order in the morning to his manufacturer for ewelry, who may reside, as most of the manufacturing Jewellers do, eirhrr in the State of New Jersey. Rhode Lhnd or Massachusetts, and before evening receive a reply, and in a few hour after ihe goods are made they w ill be at his door. The reader ma7 now say that he can perceive no artbly rea son why Cincinnati shouid not sell goods as cheaj as the eastern cities, but he cannot see how Clay toi is enabled to sell Watches and Jewelry che iper than they do there. A few words will tnako ell clear. Dealers in the East buy and sell on credit, and have consequently to tax every customer heavily tocov er expenses and I )sset; but Clayton pays Cash for every thing that he purchases and sells his goods to no man, however rich he may be, oa credit. And this House is now wholesaling more Watches and Jewelry than three-fourths of the wholesale estsbj lihments in JNev York. Store on the s'uth-east corner of Sycamore and Second streets.Clncinnati. Iap27 FTJlOTTTJTrCTJAIRS AND STOVES. XHAVL removed to Water treei. between Main and Sycamore, where 1 will kttpon hand a loll and complete assortment of new and faibiouablc furniture and chairs, whi-h 1 will sell 'as cbe-rp as they con be bought ir Cincinnati or Louisville. Also, a large stock of Cook, Hca tine and Parlor Stoves, of every variety and description.- Call and examine my root's betöre purchajirp. .. . sep23-tf J.P. SCHV.INGJ Tobacco At SejrHr. WE are just i a receipt of the following : , 50 boxes Virginia Tobacco, 6V; 15 do ;ido . do ' lbs.; 10,000 South American Segars, superior arti- ' cl; . - t 100,000 Evansville Half-Snacieh -?ars: md for a1e low oct31 , BABCOCK BROTHhRS. - SUNDRIES. -1 PICKLES, Catsup's, Saue,' Jelly's, dried Fruit Currants, Ruisins Rnd Fisrs for Nile Tjr . m4 if ' HOKNKKiMlK fie, BUK I l. I TIH I L&A, Cott'-n Batting, jtfst ree'd per X J v.zzmiz Aier Scr-tt, and tor sale hv I hovij J. K. MAGIIEE-di CO.,
INSURANCE,
MARINE & FZXli. - iXIOUHAXIC. MAY be effected at the o&ce ot ihm Etansvill. Insurance Company, Water Street, loaroera below Main, on teirr. a favorable at those ot aar other solvent Institution, and with an abeolat tainty ol payment, in case of loss. That part 1 the Capital btoek, not actually paid, in cask, ba cured by morigage on real eotate.at two-third 1 present unimproved value; and tbe mortgan eM tan powers of sale, which will enaUe the Coat ny to compel stockholders to pay promptly, in saat of necessity. ' .-. . , s - - E0AXB Or W1ICT0XS ' .'-.. ' . Sam'l Hall, . Peter Sharp, i Johh Ir.gle, Jr., i Henry k Baateak, ' Conrad Baker, phUip Becker. . . - - John M. Stockwell. - .in t '- JOHN M. STOCK WELL, Psan Jas. G. Jo5s, Sec'y. " . ftepSS-tft THE EVAASV1LLE IN SUIS AH CEC. E VANSyiLLD INDIA1TA, f ILL injure Buildings and Personal Property am v V land against le-ss or damage by fire, and Boats, and Vessels, and Merchandize, -in the -oourn ti transportation, against toss or damage by fir or water, &c. Oil tee in the room occupied ky Ja O.Jones, as a Law office, en the corner of Sycamer and First atre-ets.' : mh tf - . .. a. QFFZCBOF :, z: The National Loan Fond Life A tsvraac ' Society of London and New York. Capital, 500,000 or $2.50,CCC! Locust street, epposif Sicncotd Ilonu. ' ' ' THIS lnetimtioB is kranded ottr mutual and joint stock principle, and presents to the in su red the guarantee ot a. large - capital (a part of which is permanently investedin the United Suta in addition to the accumulation .of premiurna aai possesses many other advantages over any other company in this country. Parties wishing te take insurance upon "OwsM or M Another's" Life, joint Lives, for years, or in any othtr mode, would do wen to call and examine the advantages Presen tea by this Society. J. JOHN J. CHANDLER, ; ' Agent ; iy9 tf THE KNOX INSURANCE CCCJPAIT7. FIKE, MAUINK AND L1FJE 1 Capital Stock 200.000 Dollars. . OJUt, on Water st., in Witt's Brick Rw. VLXCLNNES. IND. -. i. THIS Company, having been duly otganid, and lenper cent, paid in on tha rnmtal trk eiirKriKH ant V . secured bv mortpsport Kai Pent.n( k.MM..al guarantee, are now prepared to effect Insurance against loss or dafmage by Fire, on Building, mer. chandize, machinery, manufactories, ana-all dascriptions ot property; also, merchandize and prav duce in the course of inland transportation, the risks of the seas, A c. &c; also, the Hulls ef Steamboats, and other veteU, and upori the lives ot individuals going to California. The rates of premium will We as low ns thre Of f1 ittior rMnnncihl. AU I cses liberally adjusted tnd promptly paid. The stock ol this Company is held entirely in the aiiu lumiBiim i-y western men, ana in a way connected with New York. ' - V Directocs. "f.r" 9' ITo R. N CA RNA Vincennea. , . t . "WILLIAM J. IIEBERO do JOHN W. MADDOX, da JACOB PEA, do -s-r SAMUEL WISE,' do.1 HENRY D. 'ALLIS, Evansville WALTER W. EARLY, Tent Haute: ' . THOMAS P. BENBRIDGE, Lafayettt, ; PETER P. BAILEY, Fort Wayot.'. SIMON BOTTORFF, JetTcrsonviUet WILLIAM HUGHES," do. LEVI SPARKS do.C2J . JAMES, IvElGWIN, ( if douTT ! Kimov EorroErr, Vica Prt'at. - C. M. A LisKir,-See'.i- - -- : - - "W. J. Heberd, Treasnrer. ' " CCr Short Lilc and CalilornU risks taken at thk agency at extra rates. ; je3, tt) i THE AMERICAN LIVE OTOCZ . lNüUKANCL COMPANY. - Yinceanes, Ind...: ? ! Cbactii vsumTmi Grastkp,1 Jastakt 2, 124. CAPITAL 10,000. ' - . ; Stockholders individually LitbU. . i FOR the Insurance of Hokses, Mnxs, Paiat Bulls. SiiErr and Cattle, ofevervdescriutiea. ngninst the combined risks of Fire, Water, Actdents and Disease;' a ho upon stock driven to aast em Markets; or transported outh. ' - -'' iCr Losses paid in 30 days after proot of death. ' DtKECTOFS: Joseph G. Bowman, Counsellor;Ferdinand Eberwino, Merchant; ;t " Cspt. liaac Mara, Merchant: " ', i ' Hon. Thos. Bishop, . ,7" John Wise. Merchant and Bank Directdi, Alvin W. Tracy," do. . do. "", do , Hon. Abner.T. Ellis, State Senator an '. Mayor of. Vincennes; ' , A bra.' Smith. Farmer, Bmk Directer, an 'Auditor o Knox county.- . ' JOSKPH G. BOWMAN, President. . B SnrRTLEir Wiutsey, Secretary. SLWm. Burtch, Treasurer, Merchant, and Preside j Vincennf'9 Branch of State Bank ef Ind. ' .- ALANSON 'WARNER, Agent at Evansville' myjl tt ...... v 2TJTZTA : ' ,( ' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Z Of Hartford, Coan.f OillS Company nm incorporated with a perpefJL ual charter n 1819. and insures against lots t damasre by fire on Dwelling Houses, Manufactnrin Establishments, Stores, Household Furniture, Mer chandize in general, cn the most favorable term. And losses occurring in this agency will be liberally adjusted and paid with ptvjmptness. ' j : Vmrd of ' Director sf J Tnos. K. Brack, , Robert Bckl, ' 1 Samckl Tcdoe, Milks A. TcTTLr, JoöEra Pa att, , John L. Boswcll, JjtMr JPnoMjrs; Ebenezee Floweb Waro WooDuatrcE, ' E. A. Bllkelkt, v 'it Joseph Chcrch. . Roland Mather J Knwiv G, Riplcv, Silas B. Hamlintbt, Frederick Ttlee, Samuel S, Wik, : Uexry Z. Pratt. -: - - - THO?. K. BRACE, PresidenU S. L. LnoT, Sec'y Sir A pp!i rations for insurance may be made to the subscriber, who is duly authorized to receive propa sals and iewie policies on as favorable terms as any Insurance Onic or A gmcy in the West. ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent, feb4 tf - Matn street, opposite tbe tank. t C1UDFISII HO boxes. At J CLUSTER KA1SINS (ftl.!nn rtr box , 'fhty-ßu cents vor box. 100 bxs, r trcelvebitt M R KARINS-100 half do., at nine hitts. . BAR SOxVP .50 tioxes, at four eenis psr pound. All of Leg: quality and for sale by the tinflt bom as oiot . ; ,; , . , S, E. GILBhKT &. CO - , janll tf . Sycamore, bet. Water Sc. lat Sta. BARGAINS IN FURNITTJRE & OTOVE3 rpu c!ose up my business, 1 will tell Fnrnitnra J- and Stoves lowrr than ever offered in this roar ket before. : My stock is large and complete, and mu't b- sold ioLgttiaya. . Buyers wanting good and cheap furnimre are invited to call and teat my sincerity In oflWirig barcains. . , ' Terms o and unJcr, cash: over $50,-0 days bankable pujr. J. P. SCHWING. dil ti " ; . .-. Sacked Corn. i n nn n r,u,cn ELS C0R?f in Mckf my J-vlvvf" tor shipment, en the Ohio river, far .ie y; ) x ioivni..,j J. At W RELLY. 1 fi CASbS consisting ot B. B. Russia Hats ; IU Fa yiioriaWe ' ' do., ; &r. Shirr 'd do; Fashionable 'Angola, and Sil do. Sil Plush uaps, men's cloth cap .boys' do. de. hoys' velvet dn. mens' fur do. 1 raj Horence braid Bonnets: 1 do Ejglifchetrnw K..nrrt. oecili . , . .... ... MUivoA.n ce. au.if. ' Tvr Dwellios: IIou"for RenUf - A, EWino qn Tim street with 6 rooms. . and l. on near t!t Court lTnnf with two roms. ; Entire or lftbl5 lw M- A. LAWRENCE.
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