Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 80, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 July 1853 — Page 2

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A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily Journal, per year, " M by the week, Tri-Weekly Journal, per year, Weekly Journal " .95 00 10 . 400 . 2 00 Ciacia54Tt Aotjct Messrs. P-bavis & Mo.iaot ssr. PaRVI MONKOt fourth street, between Vine and Walnut. Cincinnati, are auüiorued age uu forth transaction of buslnM for Ihe Evansville Journal. Tho llailv Journal witlbetound on file in their office, and advertisements and aubscr.pfcU'ullv solicited through them. I tiona are respectfully solicited tbrough CITY OF EVANSVILLE FRIDAY MORNING,;::::::::: JULY 29. ' Not Dead but Napping. Our friend of the Enquirer makes very merry over an imaginary dissolution of the Whig party, simply because it lately sustained a bad defeat. Well, we suppose it is but fair in Democratic editors now-a-days to exult over a defeated enemy, when the same enemy has triumphed on several occasions most heartily over Democracy or Locofocoism. We recollect very well that in 1840 there appeared just about as small a faction calling themselves Democrats as there is in '53 small a band of patriots calling themselves Whigs. If ever there were a badly, miserably beaten and used up party, it was Locofocoism in 1840. Yet, four years roll around, and the great Whig champion, the immortal patriot, the known and admired of the whole civilized world Henry Clay is defeated by a man utterly unknown in the history of his country, or in his own party outside of the State claiming him as her own. Four years more pass away, and again the Whig party is triumphant, and ago in Locofo- . . . .... ... , coism sprawls on the earth, defeated and dis- ( , . r, , . . j ,, . consolate. JJut presto again, and Y higgery factions sustaining an obscure and unknown individual. With these repeated and reonlar chanrres. .Uli what ri"ht has a party now in its hrst Hush . ... . of victory, to claim to itself all the Political " ' W life in the Union! Divided by brawling, uncompromising factions; torn up by disaffec- . v j i j tions of cliques and leaders; its press turn - ing their batteries at each other, and fighting as they ne'er fought the enemy the admi - nistration'sown organ endeavoring to read out of the party some of the oldest and besi ... Democratic papers in the country; the President himself with his cab.net, making appointments of abolitionists and secessionists

led by a chieftain whose name was the admi- ing to Mr. France, the owner of the Negro, ! we feel truly thankful that he has not proved neighbor! I am sure he would end me his, ITSLJSi SpUL&S ration of his counlry men, and the fear of his to leave the county in ten and the State in i ' upon us, as irehave upon him. it he took one, andj should want to borrow. that he is now ready to receive -hoiars. , . , I , . , , , . , ., He savi we were once a vV hiir, and it is a 'Don't M take a paper!' inquired Mrs. C For tonus p;dy at turners Quarter, at Bull's Head, country s enemies before we were born, is thirty days, for the reason of, besides many , '. . T , , , . , .;,i, u;n veith nrnrisp to the undersigned MAX starkloff, t. ' , . . , c , , . . ... wonder that he did not charge us with having, with surprise. Wfriw Inqaltet copy Tumwart. thrown to the dust by a ccnglomeration of other outrages, having corrupted his negroes , . , , m- . bi I840 and .No. J .

directly over the heads of old, hard working geH city. Hutsonville Sen. and deserving Democrats; with no dtvelop. j We are unable to appreciate the wit or ment of policy; no single measure accom- j sense of the above. In what way has Evplished; no principles to unite upon; we I ansville been "a gas-befoed city!" Is it

say the so-called Democratic party is at this day in greater danger of dissolution and desAt a .1 . I A a - - m B I t . ol xrucuon, tnan mat otner party, wnicn anno' defeated, is still united, strong in purpose, and , which once agaiu aroused, may easily secure t victory in its natural succession.

a - ,.n e t j-. ..... may be well for Democratic editors to pub he improvements, and sieze upon everyseek to tor. the eye. of tho people from the thing calculated to advance the prosperity of disgraceful quarrels in their own party, by j their city ! Is it in taxing themselves heavitelling them political tales about Whiggery. ' ly to build a splendid wharf, and grade their They are like the pimps of old rogues, inter- streets, illuminate the city assist in buildingl csting the victim by an exciting tale, while i railroads, &c! If these be illustrations of the master or comrade picks his pockets.- a "gas-befogged cKy" or people, then we

They seem endeavoring to amuse the minds ot tne people by these ridiculous talcs, while uanot ced the old rogue of a parly may play ' the devil behind their backs. The game will j scarcel) work, and it is but a small game at the best. They had better look out, or about j the time they begin to convince themselves' aa .. : aa iu i :,, auo '' o i J ucau, nie yrzuyttj 111 I'jiivince Uiem that the dead liveth and the wicked have fallen asleep. I iirmr s s o ( in tin 11 A member of a German Turner AasociaHonjuatstartedinthis city, thus speaks of th obiect- of nc.h or.ietien: j - "The objects of all Turner Associations ooay, anu preserving a urave, noueet, iiminy character, and mutual support in case of eickness. While Turners generally are expect - B 3 r n ; T T'l n. Vii i m w ww mt mruHNi bi'iiiii. 11 r.'r i I I . I I . f C I : " w b "f" religious and social matters, none of these societies Buffer any interference in theological or religious questions, as an association. The word "Turner" is not derived from the

French, but is an ancient word originated and llot ao g0 jf tney cal find streeU in anv bills of a less denomination than $5, goes inknown in the German language." The city in Indijna upon which gra8ä is les8 Iike- to effect on the 1st ofAugust next. Turner Associations of this city meet twice ly to f8Cape the wheel- of vehicles than cry ,t UexpecteTThat the Great Western a week for physical exercise and once a tho8e of Rvansville, we ghouId like to see : Rai;road iu CaLda wil week for mental exercise. fhey are under the pace tmtr ÄoTJsmt fn nrmnimlinn Kill wjo ahn 1 1 HI1P.1K ot them ... ... . "'i-ii uu un, isiUl jailUH-

v..6... , .. -r aa one association, as we hope tney soon wnj be, their objects being the same. A Gymnastic school for boys has been .,. aA l- .1 . r .U 'P.-.oj u me pairounge oi wen iuiuu, a. will be seen by advertisement. Several boys, sons of respectable citizens, have already been placed in this school, and wc hope the example will be generally followed. We would certainly recommend a well conducted school of this kind to all who wish their boys taught manly accomplishments, and ther health and growth secured by trong ex erciae. A new Hirdwar House. C. S. Wells & Co. are now opening an extensive stock of hardware, cutlery, dtc in the new atore on Main street, two doors below the Bank. This house will be a great acquisition to our city, and will enab!e merchants buying other goods hee, to make up their stocks of hardware, with the assistance AM .a S . . A ot other naruware stores without going further. This will4Snake the third good and substantial hardware establishment in Evans - ville.

mew Book Alexander Smith' Poem. ..Book9 writtfii i hen-the soul is at Spring-tide-

Whn it ia laden like a Kroanif.ir sky Before the thunder storm, aro Power and Gladness Ami majesty an! beauty. Thev sieze the readiT As tempest sieze a ship, and boar him on With a wild joy oute books are drenched s.-tnds. On which a great ottl' wealth lies all in heaps, Like a wreckel srsOSl" Wo f-mi find no more anDrooriate words . - i.v .fik!.1 , . v -- than the poet's OWI1, to Convey ail laea oi im . .u.l l,. ....mI a,.rK a sensation in ...a... raw- - the readinff world. The reception it has al- . ready met with is such, that we forbear any fi.nhpr mmri We shall look forward - A S I wUh eager jnferost forthis author's next work , . v-imp oniy aa an earnest .ill ' - V- rf i- . - - t,v. : of what is in store for the luture. rum ppms tu hp "his nature to blossom into song as 'tis a trees to leaf itself in April." . ... .. br he Hiver. ! " a lit; -w . ' This "Old House is uio uacneior uoiiio ui I - I Lll - f iT . a a annii m nnlal nil two vnini"' men nmi-auuic, Dtimuitiiidi sauu I W J tJUJi 11'" , . - jThe book is made up of accounts of Keir dr .d bear .,.., fdfe, W- . j : ..tnsi arii itiW ?f 1 1 .1 I r iir-si l jna u tutu WIIII1D U1IU " . . . . . . ,lt ,S"uu " ' I T . of the Ik Marvel Style will no doubt find it to ti-tr I II H II I'I'I'III Mi .VI.. . 1 Ii III I I I 1. their taste. We recommend it particularlv to travelers ...II ...1 ..i1. K. i n.l rnntnin. F...,u, , " ing nothing calculated to withdraw the attention from surrounding objects, it is admi - rably adapted to the wants of the traveling lliir..wn. ... l. . . rn far TI rill'r. wrti . v r I . - T i nc ot Louis News-gives an account of , - the burning of a negro at the stake a few days since bv tho citizens of Pettis couuty, Mo., for tho murder, under circumstance, of ' - . horrible atrocity, of a Mrs. Rains. i , . , i A meeting of the citizens also gaie warn- i by unchaste conversaiionj and thus tempting N tliem to the commission ol" murder and rape, Wp think, if the citizens of Missouri find it! , . i ,, , necessary to resort to lvnch law, thev should " ariont sonif? mnilp nf nunishmnnt. which would I r I not prove the ministers of such summary jusj tice worse than savages. The idea of coolly , . . . . Und deliberately roasting a hunnn being over a slow fire, is a species of barbarism ' and cruelty, too inhuman for a civilized coun - try. Am, ii ... T . , .. The Lvansu le Journal says that cty " ""wl " TJTIn-ai- I High time 6ome kind of enlightning pro cess should beo-in in that hitherto ran belbirillustrated in the untiring energy and indus- ; try of her citizens, who have in rive years . elevated Evansville from a mud v Ilao-e to one of the first cities in the State! Is it ex hi bited in that spirit of enterprise and pro -..- U :.. U t, . . I.I 1 i j . g ress which have urged them to build o;reat hope both may continue "gas-befogged" til I the end of time. We are sorry our friend of the Sentinel cannot better use the old Kvansville Journal office types with which his paper is printed. We certainly never taught them such bad ways. ... " New Music We have received from Mr. Wm. II. Currie,of this city, two songs writ.en b, .Sidney Dyer ivi.h niu.ic corupo.cd by 3Ir. Curne. We published one of those ponsid vesterdav entitled " . " ""V 1 f dle- 11 a 8Weet nff, and we know Mr. Curne's reputation as .a composer, " lüSeS none of ,ts beauty b-v ociation with h;s music. The other song, "Sweet Alice in i ng with other music, which he will be ! "PPy to how o the ladies, at his rooms in Vcm n.,,M;.,.... A O UUllUMl-a. CrWe notice distant editors are takinoO advantage of a paragraph which recently aptearcd in the Enquirer, about the zrasa orowirjg in the strectB of Evansville. Thev need iiarB may "go to grass," but there s no use COming here to find it. COVVe are indebted to Mr. Wilkinson, atrent für the I.itflp M -mi anil r f nn.l C

o , v "uu ; Diaies ia estimated at ten millions annually, Railroads, for late up river papers. He wa.;alld nearly the whole trade has ssrasf SS absent from this city only a week and one I 8jnce 844 day and a half, yet visited New York and resided there a day. Had he not missed an j B3"T.-e squirrel pies served up almost Express train, he would have been in exactly j ai,y at lhe Evansvile Restaurat Lunch, are one week. Quick traveling considering the I sa,i tu be an extra of the most extra excel-

tage of water on the river DnowHED. An Irishman who had been employed a short time at Messrs. Taylor & Harvey's wharf-bent, tumbled off the boat night before last at 19 o clock anil was drowned. He was intoxicated at the time. His name wa8 Owen McDewitt, and supposed to have been from Maine. His body was recovered aud an inquest held over it yesterday morning. OCT Will the Marshall have an eye to the rubbish in front of the Journal Office, the . builders have got through with it and it is ; time it was removed, so as to give the "grass j a chance to grow.

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The two Democratic editors at Paducah are still maintaining a bitter and exceedingly disgusting personal warfare with each other. They are pretty specimens of Democratic harmony, indeed- but no worse than Democratic organs in many other quarters. In New York they are reading each other out of the party by the wholesale. The editors are quarreling over the spoils like dogs over bones, yet its all in the harmonious party. The Wings laugh to see the fun. But here is an illustration of the Paducah fight. We clip it from the Pennant, and scarcely hope to secure the pardon of our readers for its republication: Our belliqerent neighbor calls us"an old coward," and threatens to "kick us physically out from his path." When he tries that game he will know know much truth there is in his charge; though we are free to admit that we always endeavor to to keep out of the path of a skunk. There is prudence as well as courage in doing so. - . a : . , . . -. . . , , i . i- I 1 lie charges us Wim ngrautuue tu uu .u and worthy master and guaruian, niiuso rccominelldation in our possession fives that . a - I I " . 1 . . . i and all other such charges the lie; and we re not only surprised that he has not yet charged us vvuii aeuixriny ic wn fnarU US Willi KllWiiy l U1UI runni'xjupayrogbillat Un tacern at the Mme ime, ,. He charges some man once attempted to cowhide us in the streets of Lceeburg, ; .trvÄeTÄ i . ' . ....... I has not accused us with hacinj Had car jaws ..;,,,in(,J far lain n ''".'I'"' ''".V" ' ' J . , ff nnerlv been a - - CT a 1 (jrurikard. Well, that is bad enough, as it is . so much like himself; but we feel thankful t it is no wo.se, and it is someining Ltnnathni ho rlM not c hämo lis with neuf . .. ardors. ieAlny io pay jvr n- uyuur , i..- i He savs we are a liar and a slanderer; but oaQgwina inUie filth of our own creation, as lie did If e charges that we have been kicked about the Streets of Maysville and Cynthiaiia With , .. , ' . u: impunity a charge as iniamousiyjuise asms : :.. u :. k... ...J i..aI K-...V-iy l nur pt'U LOUlCl I ill . 11, UU I no nil wj.....a- i j ful that he has not yet charged us with having ! been kicked out of decen: society. He charges that we have been imported to UJfcSSfi u aUü fale) anJ vve are only surprised that 1 ie has not charged us with having be;ng drag-; gid through the "streets to jail, for Uk pwposeofl preserving peace and good order inyur own iimiii, WJj asked $1,000 hush , money from Stanton, rrot tl. 000 for support-

ing Ool. Hoyd, and 1,000 from tho Whigs N. had formerly taken a paper; but thinkfor opposing Stanton making, in all, 3,000. ing it too expensive, to the no small discomWell, there" is no truth in this, certain; but liture of his wife and little ones, he had orderwe are a li'.tlo surprised that he has not ed its discontinuance. Ho however, dearly yet ciiarged us with selling ourself for the . loved to read, and had, for a year or more, been small sum of -thirty pieces of silver," as he in the habit of sending 'little Joe' on the dis-

did. OT-The Louisville Courier says that Dr. Wm. M. Murphy oHWaysville, who has been appc mted general Mail Agent in the Westffn St.-itps. "n n. Whi'i it several vears ----- - J n. L. . -n i

) irrow in ri"iii. lie win in ikv a "uuu iifuru to ay , , , , f i, Well John the naner has not been return- ! Jlä ! "eem l be l . "P ! 'Ah, indeed; I guess neighbor Nlmseither ty' He favor Jt'very bod' but l,,e hard work' forgotton his promissor is absent from home,' i Democrats. Probably he thinks he - replied C ( ! has !? s0" ' anf th"? ! James alter it ' j" waisting material on them that might ; .Would it not be best, wife, to wait until

y Jud,cl0US UiL'' ma(Jo liJ0 mean3 ot PU1"chasing th? support of others'. CCrConyngton & Co., corner of Maiu and First streets, are agents for tin e ttailroad Record," published by J. A. and P. P. . '. . i a.- fc'aa James, Cincinnati, and edited by B. D. 3Iansfield. The Record is one of the best railroad journals in the Union, and would be a '.. Ppor la ,h. family of ovory f.rmor, niechamc, or artizan in the country. It is issued weekly at 3 per annum. 1X3- A racy writer in the Brookville American is down on the Presiding Elder of the M. E. Church for appointing quarterly meetino - - aar r V in blackberry time; ai:d says he might have GO The Minnesota Pioneer cites as an evi dencc of the patriotism of somebody in that territory that three boys were born in St. Paul on the 4th of July. Foreign Small Bills ix Illinois. The law prohibiting the circulation in Illinois of ry next. India Rubber. Tho total value of India rubber guods manufactured in the Uuited I a. . . .. . . lence. "Look sharply. Miss Catherine Haven, in Irish vatal. ist, or the "Swun of Erin," as her admirers de - I light to style her. is said to have realized 15,000 by her California visit, - - OTuw. Herpert has appointed fifteent conmiissionera aa representative! of Loninlnna in the New York Crystal Palace. tC"The Steamer C. Hayes put out 5)0 tons of iron yesterday for tho E. and Crawfordsvili'j Railroad. rjCf-Thc old Evansville Medical College building is being so changed as to be converted into a large public chool. Good idea.

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To the Editor of the N. Y. Trilunc: Sir: I have written to the Department' lor permission to leave the seal ofl' the prepared envelopes. Very respectfully, G. F. NESB1TT. New York, July 5, 1853. Wetrustthe Department willgrant Mr. fJ.,o kl ' . .. rt.iuest JLUne of Bill fnwood's dray borM gjt i i - " . i obstropelous yesterday afternoon whire un 1 I W 11 - ioa ;ing a crate at ilollingworth &. Hughes'. He broke a shaft, and cut a terrible gash in his belly, almost letting out the entraib-. ..... . fTlvn nrp 1 nnc i pi tri iV!r. !srii.ifi ( 1 Stafford, one of our old apprentices, for late Memphis papers ,eft U9 yesterday. He is up iKinprs Pit lis liSMMl. I I u nn r r-r - j j - r on a unei visu, anu we nope ne win eniov r a l ii . Ay ii a. uiic hllllSelf. w CQ-The rumer the. Judge Roach, of the TJr 1. .f ski. k.J ,..: i ouuicun iiuiui ..1 im- uiuii., nu ii-? 'Mit-u . . . . ... . . i - ry .. - . . enUro- ,vit!lout rUD. D W Tlic I.enlPiiprr. iIaKh whnt hn l.fn,m. nf hi.t aMlri nr.. ----- " . . ' " f"

peri' mquired Mrs. u. ot her husband. , ' u. s. Barne,. Proprietor, ui Broadway, n. Y. 'Surely, wife, I cannot pUj it was brought KeMin Cvnaevlie bv Joaoee French, HaUeeir. 2k from the office I think.' I Wboteswln Agent. HrrSwif" J' M-LCmd'oiwK' Ycs James brought it home on Saturday', m - ZtTu XNuu.;ife bei"g herei new adv eutisements, r.i M i . .i. . r t

wu, a. uua gut um papei ; i rememuer now of lendinir it to him. - w - . r ...... r.,- ..-. r j . 1 um viiv euiiy I uu UJ a , a . . , . very wrong, husband, in lending the paper bea a m w l fore we have read them. He who takes the r ,,yd, ,u, ,,, ,a '"l,uluw the hrst perusal ol it.' 'Yes; but N asked me to lend it to Mm and ... , . ,. . how could I refuse so kind and obliging a 'Why not! He is, as he says, always very on" fBIf. Yes; but he seems to think himself unable to pay lor one. .tT.kiAi Unii,.e,i,;i..,i,u.,,ni.... m wicuuuhj o uuic a.- m- m c. Ho un r. imrtwmm taw, nl h. ta -' ' -.1-m-m f- -.' " ö ' " - - - - ....v. " ways bragging of his superior cattle and ' 'Hush, wife! it ia wrong to speak of our neighbors' taults behind their backs. He '1 hope he will. It contains an excel ent article that I desire much to read.' Mrs. C was an excellent lady, and, probab!y possessed as liberal feelings as her peaceloving husband; but she could not be neve it to belheir duty to furnish a free paper to their more wealthy yet covetous neighbor. agreeable errand of borrowing old papers of his neighbors. Mrs. C waited patiently during the day, expecting soon to see little Joe coming with the paper; but the day passed, us likewise did fee evening. O PPf C rik ..... i'ti ui.r ., (in . Iii..,. !!... . I... ....... i l tic lir.VL iiiui ii.ii, uiu i u. ca uhi. ouu J3 . afternoon! N may return it before that time. 'As you think best,r was the mild reply. They waited until nearly daik, but no paV"' laauc us uuucdidiicc. awca, uiu iua I ... . ! , . . i i ... lm f?..1.'?'." w neighbor N's and get the paper. He so n arrivcd an(J mtLde kn0tVI) his errand. He was very politely informed that it was lent to It, the Blacksmith, who lived half a mile further ZtZ tin.ie1 OI1 to the blacksmith's. James, unwilling to re.urn without it, conIt was quite dark when he arrived, but he soon a. ..! his business known, and was inj formed by Mrs. R, that 'little is got hold of ! the paper aud tore it all up.' 1 'I'll take the fragments,' said James, who was for having nothing lost. 'The fr.iguientp, Jim!' exclaimed Mrs. R; sSy and I sold 'em with the paper rags.' James ßoinewhat dispirited by his unsuccess ful mission and not being very courageous in the dark, silent beat a busty relreat forborne W hue season, he arrived, and reported the re suit of his errand Ah,' very composedly remarked Mr. C, I, suppose II asked neighbor N to lend him the paper and he did not like to deny him. We canuot, I think accuse either of doing intentional wrong; and one paper,, continues ho, 'is of little value.' 'You may argue M's case as you please,' replied Mrs. C," but be assured of one thing.' What is that!' said Mr. C, with evident fear at . .L...M..,;lln( U l, iMOinillg, Olliy nciguuoriv niu a,..s a,v. at the inconvenience of troubling people for old papers.' In about three weeks after this conversation, N. was informed by the Postmaster that he had a paper in the office. He was highly pleased at this announcement, but he could nof think who was so very kind as to send him a paper. After many conjectures, however he came to the conclusion that it was some friend whom he had assisted in former years. One vear had passed; the paper continued to come and N. was still ignorant from whence thev came, but being one day at i a 'hauline-.' kst in formed his neighbor of Ins ! 00i fortune, aJ expressed some fear that he ! tone of voice, 'for inotner sent on two dollars more fur j 1 1 wmmt LWell done Jim" shouted a dozen voices, ' whih n aiawuli hip.his roar of laughter rang along the line of teamsters. N. who had previous to this announcement been remarkably cheerful and talkative, was suddenly silent, while a deep red color,f the emblem of tshame mantled his brow. This wa.- a i'ood lesson for N. Early the next morning he went and paid ; M ... .L- .Isdlarrf. lll'.li IWiVV loilirprl hi . ami a. V. mi' loin "n.. error, and was never known after this to take less that two weekly papers. M. Farmer.

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iu : rioiiiacu. UILD On Sunday, J lly 24th, Kun G. I TatimL wifa of Mr. John P. Henderson, of this cit. llaltiiii'ro papers please DOpy. SPECIAL NOTICES. TE TIPEU tNC K MOTILE. A Social mooting will bo held in Temperance Hall. on V. idn evening.it o'clock. An addrc 6 hires, will be delivered by Kev. Mr. Lindennan, and speeches are expected from Messrs. Harlan, Wheeler and U Maghee, The public are invited to attend. L It alwav gires us pleasure to notice any article ;hnt confers a real benefit on the community, and it is JV-.V . , whh confidence we heartily cmomend Ayer's Cherry I'... t..-: i ........ ............. . , ...... ..v-r- ,.r.i t. .rv virtue for the cure !" '""m! lÜ?" of diseases incident to the Throat muv account for our frequent refer . 7. euce to this artu le which we feel lully justined iu mating known to th. public ex. V. Tribune. EVOS KATH.tlKOX, For Proserrii g. Restoring and Beautifying the Hair ÄÄt'Ä e world ithon! r, .. !.., ;,. ,i... i,i-f.,. ;,. 7."" ...;;Z: ..'CI M. Av.vu. .u M.A-.na.i . vi mic Pharma .veaica i'irv aiid luxuriant i urh.. soft and losv h:.ir with aeores of i . i . . . . - 77 ! 1, Ivor i n , ru J.ill nii.1 ,.1 . .. I. 1. . . t -" - - - . . - v . . . . , l.i I un l-l.i.i 1 1 I L III , tho Kathairon. Bald and m heads wer ierfectly astonished, "Tlte Kathairoifha f.Uy V my bS ........ v.c, v.i..... iuic3,j is me universal em ci oi a fter a ba dness of Kyur, A. J. Co,m R,o.,T.7tt Bond i , -V ' 11" ,8a ruretorervou I i':ul. A i-hi" :irn all ( u :iii'uui iwnw. k.- ..ii dealers, e-cr hero. Try It. trice onlv 23 cents. i, . . . .,. . w, laree bottle. ; FOH ItliM'. rpitF. two ln-ge Three story Buildings just erected .'1 Di . a.. . AC -1 ...i I : -L on First Street near Main. Thev are located in an excellent nsitiou. and conl-ain Store rooms suitable for v'.aai-fMvp'oiiMfaiia.iiaa "isjiv iwujo uiimviv large mercantile establishments. They can be oba..:..nl I 11 .1 a j SjJ? plication soon to P. LIXCK. Cilf .VINASTir SCHOOL. TnE u"der".cd t.aher Vrihe Fifst,E nT"'Tu'. JL tiers Association, txkes pleasure in Inf rmine teacbers of schools and citizens in general oftvansviiie, tbt COW I.OST. SI" TRAYEÜfr.ni the subscriber, living in Eva-gville. nunc, light red, AHKh Cow, without a calf, strait horns, marked in both ears, mark not recollected'. Any person flnding and returning her to me, orgivinginfor i mation that i ret her. tu be suitably- rewarded. - .., . . dyon M SF.I MX, OFF AT FOST FOI C ASH riKlTO about to change my business, I will sell for 3r. i i t aooui io cnange irv nusiiies.". i win sen lor Cash at cost prices mv enUie stock, consisting of ry Goods, Boots. Shoes Ac, Acc. Call soon all who aVt to biM choice goods at cost. JJ t lry want to bu choice good Any person knowing themselves indebted to mc will please call and settle the same w ithout delav. Jrtf-SV J. CAMPBELL. MARYLAND LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST 1853. NAIRN & CO., AGENTS, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. UNDER tho control of the Slate of Marvlai d. the lot teries have been the means of renderii g numbers of persons independent ior lue, and of supplying oihers wiin capital to commence business. Within a short period there have been sold two shares of $70.000. a whole of .?;;, W.o. and others of 330.000. $20,Miu, SIO.WJO. Ace. The investment of a lew dollars securing that lor which a lifetime is often spent without obtaining. All orders for tickets should bo directed to NAIRN & CO., BALTIMORE. Md. CLASS 32, draws August ;th, 1833. 14 drawu numbers ii every Package of '25 tickets. 1 Prlzj ot 15,000 4 " " 25U0 3 " " MM 3 " 3 " " 400 10" " 300 10 " " vM 1Ü " " 150 20 Prizes of StCO 300 " " 50 61 " " 80 01 " " 15 01 " " 10 m ' " io 5.307 " " 8 25.620 " " 4 3 I 5 " 3 PRIZES. TICKETS, 31. HALVES, fsh Ql AKTERS, 91. EIGHTHS, SJJ. Nairn vV Co. will issue a cerliflcatc of 25 Whole TickeU for $50 M HkH Tickets for $i3 jtl iuricr Tickets for 312. CLASS 223 Draws Augai-t 18th, li'53. I Prize oi S5.0W) -u5 Priio of $20 6:t io 63 5 cvc. Ac. 5 1,000 1 162 i 100 27 14 PK1ZBM TICKETS 81. HALV ES 50 CTS. QUARTERS 25 CTS. Nairn A Co. will issue a Certificate of 25 Whole Tickt t for 81 25 tuarter Tickets for 83 75 S3 Hull lick ets lor J GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOT 1 ERY OF MARYLAND. DRAWS AUGUST 27T II , J853, CLASS R. J2dravMi number' on ever 5;i TicketsFourteen drawn numbers in every Package oi" 25 Tickets. i Prize oi seajosa ir,o Prizes of SSM 1 30..).'. 1 2,tMiO ! 10,000 100 1,000 100 ÖW) 61 100 61 HI 61 0 61 50 53H7 40 25620 20 31,535 PRIZES. Tickets 820. Halves 810. Quarters 85 Kighths 82.50. If A I Ml A- CO. WILL ISSUE A CERTIFICATE OF 25 Whole Tickets for 8260 I 25 Quarter Tickets for 865 t5 Half Tickets for 130 2 Eighth Tickets for 32 PaTAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY, CLASS 233. DRWS AUGUST 30TH. 1S53. Thirteen t:rawn numbers in everv 26 Tickets. 1 1 1 20 Prize cf 53,750 .67 350 200 2C3 Prizes of 5070 27040 32s3li PRIZES! Tickets 51. Halves50cis. Quarters 25 cts. NAIRN & CO. WILL ISSUE A CERTIFICATE OF 20 Whole Tickets for 915 I 26 Quarter Tickets 93,75 26 Half Tickets for 7.50 26 Eighth Tickets for 1 ft! For 820 we will send you a certificate or risk of 200 Quartertickets in the above lottery. Every Packsj-e contains all the numbers placed in the Wheel, and therefore must have all that are drawn out, und y ou have only to obtain three numbers ou a Ticket to draw a goad prize. In ordering Tickets select the Lottery, nr.mc the Cl.iss and date, eneloMO tho price, be earnfnl to mention your town, eountv ai d Stale, enclose Post Office Stamps instead of silver. Prizes, drafts or bank notes on any solvent bank taken at par. Be careful to address NA1KN & CO.. Baltimore. Maryland. NOTICE. 'fHK followt-ig articles iu More at our warehouse, JL will be sold at Auction io pay cnarjres. uutess caueu for wiüiai 3t, jaysfrom this dale. J . L. Hogeii .v Son, 1 Cask Seed. J Box Glass, 4 " Drugs. " Goods 1 " Hardware 1 " Bed Clothes I " Suudriea 1 ISlove 1 " 3 " 8 Grates 1 Crate ware 1 Box 1 " 1 Keg 12 llbl Molasses 1 i.ar-r box 1 box I bag yarn 1 " 1 bale 1 keg paint 1 box goods 1 Trunk So mark . D. L. Gregory, John Baud, is E Finney Joseph Abbott Wm A Kan S Ernans Ac Sou J W Rav RAD D Webster de rmstroug John Smart E J Rotors James Gruneral Mr. Reed Floyd aV Colria llord 6t Gray R F ilaiian Win Scudder Densinoon e- Hro Leonard Stc ;l 1 bag Coffoo I Stove 1 cask bedding 1 bag ctolhii'g 1 bo bed. Iii e Slkpiei es Sled 2 Saddles 1 Dm, h Trunk 1 cask flax yarn 1 feather bed 1 Trunk 1 barrel whi.-ky 1 corn sheller 1 1 bass flu salt 1 i-best clothes 1 bale Domestics. j29td O'RILEY A MITCHELL. . 3 NDI.ES:30 Boxes M. Werk At I O. Mar; (j0 aaSSsfl sale by Jy27 d' do Summer Stearine, in store FOSTERS di BROWN.

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MjLEANJ VOLCANIC OIL LIN 1 BRT. TtSLSJr'15. f.KSS.-Or tweutv-one thousand L bottles sold in one month in 8t. Louis ThU valua mm ih VT.,,M the public only twenty o,,th c U has gamed for ulormo..sJZ ulanty .yuaow.untrh.sic merits. It ,s supenbeedl ON MAX AIDiawtta Desperate eflorts have been made t'v ' proprietors of Ll.T.-ai rt'VuUt rtrd the McLeans Voinu- Cm Li . Zl M . 1 miracnlous cores that it busand is dilv perfor .... , 7.. . r """' ni - he ...-coMiin'r kiiowii i .-verv inr.n.. .- . und ouilierii country, ai..: wherever it bus been used ;nl Oilier Liniments and extern:.! rfuidi a I . . - . .. .11 , rie t-teru ..iu,i i " v""-" "'- oeeu Alcl.KAX'S VOLCANIC . IJVUIM. i. ,. U.IDil. 1 I V 1 Al A' A- ...... ' - -" ' ' ' . 1 win re Lancers. Pile, Tu n s.v..n...... . . . oronBta . SL. -i... x.. . 5 - au Pains. ?a i, L r mUWV? iUl swelli?. Tumor, Piles, hard ups, I1.U-, ol Mos.moe,, orany iiiHatnaUoi. mi it will, -leans, l.urifv i.n.lho.i! ik. f...i.... nt uuip, SOKE.-, on the legs or sh.ns.no difference how long ti.ey may have i.ted. it will alee olh nd heal j H,:r"; tülJs- esh l uts. Wounds, ic., ooner than d :n;v oilier remeiU' ' ;ii; other remedy. i W.. . .i J.I. " . . ..-a. rrns wimmav be afflicted wiin anv ol me ahove diseases to ohtuin .... i. i" . - - P d a a . . . . 'V:e.ul ""V' 3 V.e'e.?.ra!f.4 '..'. H ithebniy , elmhle remeOv. It V NKVKH K41I ... i II' nit nil ullt IT "Vi' ill " t. '. I. 1 ' I " II . . 4t anVnTraw..! ,r- ir , i r l,roau,7 STliiil ".t& w hea Csant i 'iPÄ-Ä obtained. We are receiving daily bu, A,,L 7r .a1 r.tea from all parts of the country. We think U.e E. . ... . . J w v ! ...u I.,,, will in s nc iMii in I'luivim... i ... ;r..:",?r " . . -,Z Z-aZZ. rüÜT. TTZ.T. ,,n.creuu ..v.u.k .......vmu, mull OUienul medlcine. AJr. J. H. McLean SL :.ouis,Mo..Dkar Sir: I take this method of thanking yon gratefully for having becu the means of restoring my son. Iflnwa years olrt, an entire cripple for nearly one'year,now a hale and healthy young man. To ye'arsugo my ion had an attack of Kbeoautiam; I got two physicians for hi in, but they could do Lim no good. I used several bottles of Mexican .Mus aiig Liniment on him, and tsii ous other linimenU and remedies, but all to no effect; he still ifiew worse. The flesh on Ida leas dried on the bone., the muscles became contracted, drawing hisfeet ! "P a right ancte with his bodv. so that h had tre I a . " ms-? , cu unt I1Ü SeUU iLr i tr:iwl OM ms hands and knees, or hobble along od short -ri.1i'li 111 "i mi I i i ., .. . ... fc crutches in a sitting posture. Ko one enn form an ide now uesunorea by ihe changes of the weather, the mot excruciating pains. Yours respcctfullv, . . JF.SSE BURROUGHS. I lire four miles from Mt. Pleasant, Indiana. I ca.? get all my neigh !.,rs to certify to the above facts if necessary. I am acjuaiiit.-d with Mr. Burroughs, and" know the above t be stricilv true. Lüris BSOXROK Agent. FOR HOKSES k$D OTHB8 AXImAls. McLean's Celebrated Llulsnest is ti e only safe and reliable remedy lor the cure ol Spavin. King Bone, WinJ Galls SplinU, Cuiiatural Lamps. Nodes or Swellings. It will never fail to cure Big Head. Pollnvil, Fistula, Old Rannte ores, or Sweeny, ifnronerty applied. For Sprtiin, Bruise, KerntriMS, Cracked Heels, Chafes, Saddle or Collar Galls, CuU, Sores or Wouuds.lt ia cniufallable remedy. A pply it as directed and a cure ia certain in every instance. There are plain directions in English and German around each bottle. This Liniment now put up in 25 ceot bottles, 50 cent, bottles and one dollar boltles. Tho fifty cent bottloe contain three tines the iiiaiitity of the twenty Ave c-nt I j , . : lz' Hnd, 8? on their cost L , 2? 5 i ,'i M,'rVN Lro,,netor Pal n ?tc V ,to .ou nt the prim l Third-al- be. tweeu Olive and Loi-jsl sts. St Louis. Mo. For sale in Evansville by K ALLER, FARNSLEY & Oo. at Proprietors prices. j)-8-lJ ST AIICII. 50 Boxes Extr i pearl for salt by jy27 FOSTERS ot BROW5. . UCBSSS NOTICE. "V"OTICF. is hereby given unto venders and retailers JA of Wine, Ale, lleer and Cider, Draymen and others that ihei Licei we will expire on the first Monday in August next, and it Is expected that they will renew the same and comply with the Ordinances iii such cases made and provided. Jy2f 3t JOHN WARD, Marshal-. C1ICOl D SPI ;. A Urge lot of Pepper, T Spue, Ginger, Cinnamon and Cloves for sale by jy28 FOSTERS 6c BROWN. FANCY SOAPS. A fresh supply Toilet, Ska. ving, Windsor, Transparent, C.- stile and Soda, for saloby jj28 FOSTERS & BKOW.N. Si ft DRIES 1 ) Boxes Claret; JL 5 5 Rlls Crushed Sugar; 14 Cask Aladeria Wine, 1-4 do Malaga do; Flour from New Wheat in Sacks, just receive) and for anlo at jvirc? COOK'S Family Grocery. COHPOHATIOX NOTICE. OPDEKEII that Ihe owner of lot in the Donation Enlargement, lay down a brick pavement in front thereof, under the directions of the city Engineer, in 3D days froai the publication of this order. And in default there. f, the city Marshal is directed to perform said work, and the cost and expenses thereof, will be assessed to, and collected by sale of said lot or so much thereof as may be uecesaary to satisfy said lien and costs. By order of the Council. jT27-10t GEO. H. TODD, CKyClntt. EOWEER'S IMPROVED nODEL AND Rl EE Or' DRESS ( TT1NC FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. MRS. DEXTER respectrully announces to the h yJv dies ot Evansville and icinity, that she has taken wm "P ',L'r rcidenee in Ihis city, and intends carrying S on tho Dress Making iu all its branches. She will endeavor to give satisfaction to all who lav or her with their patronage. She has on hand a large supply of Fowler's Improved Physiological model and r iles of drcsa making, and ia prepared U teich the art of cutting drer-ses for ladies and children II only requires a few hours to learn, and she will insure success to any one who may wish to learn, or require no p y. All are respectfully invited to call at her residence, on First St. ne bio k above Crawford Hell's residence and 2d house Cram the Rev. J. C. Smith, and examine this new rule of cutting aud be convinced that It is no ijcmro. Good references given to several ol'lflj first families in this city if required. For particulars see Circular. Good Milliner wauled. Jj26 2wd. O V E B coatini;: 6 bales Marble Whitney's; 4 da do blankets: 4 do B uo dodirerl importation and for nileby JAMES LOW At CO. jj,rK 417 Nam M., Louisville, Ky. TO STOCK IIOLORN. STOCKHOLDEKS in the Jforthem Plank Road Com pany are notified that at a meeting of tho director held mi the Iflh Inst., it was ordered that the Stock holders of said Company , be required to pay into the treasury of said Company, five dollars for each share oi slock subscribed, on or before the 20th day of Angus! next. And that James G. Jones be authorized to re- ! ceive the same. jy 19 3t JAS. G. JON ES, Sct'y. SHOES. SHOES. Gents Enameled Gaiters and seweu CaUshoes, and adies super Gaiters, just received by jy 11) V. K. HE.XDRICK- Uc Co. ir ANTED, 50 bu-tiels corn, for which a fair pris will be given by JaO-w J. At W. HE ILLY. THK well known sn'veriorit of the 000191 HART FORD COLLINS Axes has Indeceo s.nie raanufavtarersto stamp their axes H. COLLINS, and such axe aro freqiientlv sold as mv manufacture. The GENUINE COLLINS AXES, which have be-n made under my dirvsjon for wore than twenty a vears, and whi. h hare suetolned such an nnnvalleS repiiMtion. are invariably stamped COLLINS ft CO.. IIAI.'TFOHD. Thev are to be found at onr Depot la she ci'y of Nw York, and at the principal Hardware Store. ib,.3Iarge cities. A3CL. W. COLLINS. NOTICE OF OISTRIRCTION T 1IF.IHS. NOTICE is hereby given, that at the June Term of Uie Court of Common Pleas of Yandcrburg U eountv, after final settlement of the estate of John S. MuHli.'w, deceased. Uiirteen hundred :md twelve dllarsand ninety five cent.- wen-, lound remaining lorSistribution among the heirs. Said heirs ore therefore uati jd to appear at the next term of said Court abd receive their ..istributive f-har.-. JjSI 3tw JACOB LI NKKNIIELMFR, C. C. C. P. Vauderburmh county. aotsci: or UISTKIUI'TION TO HEIRS. "TOTICE is hereby gl ten, tl..t at the Jne Term of the Court of Common Pleas of Vander urgn ounty after a final settlement of the estate, of WenyD Kinit, deceased, seventy-six dollars and seventy Sew cents were found rnsnalntnr ffff distribution among the heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified to appear altha inxtTenu ol said Court and receive Ibeir djlrUjhuivo share. JACOB LUNKENHtlMFR. jJI-3tw C. C C. P. Vanderburgh euuty. ÄOTICK TS horcliv given Out on the lölh iay of August A. D, l- i.'! a petition signed by many citizens ofVauderbnrnh rouniy. will be presented to the Governor of the c .... ..r r.,r i1,a n-ir:likn ot'Johti V. Luifih now ilu,irisöÜCd in the stiles prison upon a conviction b7tho r i i ...i t .1 ........ t irclllt Court Ol I UUUVIVUrxu ivuno i"r nniiriflu,iiin. y-r.Sm CHAELE9 LftH B.

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