Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 183, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 November 1853 — Page 3

Daily journal.

Local and River Brevities. HAIL Pmt Orr ict, K4iiaviLLi. las. ,) Jov iiMI S, 1COJ. THE Malls will be eieeed hreafir at the following hours : Basiere Msil by rif er, dally, at 6 A M Southern " " tU Suwuetoiritl... P M t. n w via. Henderson, st 8PM X.Orlan" " " direct, al I M Xerlhern A Waatern by K. K. (except sub ay) 116 A M 3w Harmony every Mouday, W eUnesdat and Friday, at 7AM Seekpert every Tuesday aud aaiurday, al I AM Petersburg every Thursday, direct at 6 A M cyat-iaea " " at S A M i. Vernon " Saturday, " at. 7AM OtBee hear from 7AM , uill 7PM uevtt if HEN STINSON, P. M. ,, ui .i i . CT Read F.'s able communication in today 'a paper. It it brief, bat comprehensive, 1 and relates to a subject in which we are all interested. Louisville aid St. Louis Mail Link. The following excellent boata are now runnmg regularly ia the Louisville and St. Louis Mail Packet Line: Southerner, M. G. An-

'ders; Northerner, W. F. Fuller; Telegraph rogant manifesto in which after recapituhtNo. 2, T. M. Remelin; Pike, W. S. D. ing the leading points of the controversy, he

McGowan: Fashion. Church; Lady Franklin, , S. Catterline. The General Pike will, directi she is finished, take the place of the Lady Franklin. This Hps is composed of excellent boats, and will carry the mail. It is the old line, but we hope from the additions of excellent boats, will be a tittle prompter than formerly in the delivery of mails. CrThe stesmboat Washington City rsn into the little Green River packet Sophia, on Friday last, ia making her landing at eur xharf, and injured her hull so badly that she waa in a critical condition for some time. Cspt. Early saved her from sinking only by the moat prompt and energetic efforts. The W. City left refusing to make any reptra'ties for the damages done, and before Capt. EtrJyeould apply his legal remedy. OCThe Messenger carried off one of our lapple boys on Saturdsy morning, wbo rushed on board and waa unable to beat hie re. treat ia time alter the tap of the bell. Served him right! tCf" The new and splendid mail steamer Southerner was here it fifteen minutes before 4 o'clock Saturday morning, and brough1 the mail. She has thus far fully come up to the expectations of her friends. The fleet ITnirn Line steamer. Messenger, waa report ed by the Southerner to have lett Louisville forty-five minutes ahead; she arrived here at past 8 o'clock, being 4$ hours behind the Southerner. The morning was fogey, and the pass to this point is not a fair test of the ap-. of the respective boats. CCp The E . anaville and Louiaville pack, et Fawn was down at her usus I time Saturday afternoon. She had a large amount ot freight for this place, which indicatee a flattering way trade between this point aud Louisville. RTF The Engineers of the Straight Line Railroad have completed their survey some twenty. five mile's in the last two weeks, and ontinus to giro favorable aecounta of the feasibility of the route. n ' ? si at . (tOT Gen. Greathouse was in town on 8a. turday laat; and aaya that he ahall scon be engaged among the anags of the Western rivers. His destinatioa is not known at present, but he will have a field of labor assigned in a few daya. 07" A very heavy fog prevai'ed yesterday morning at a late hour. It wss almost saturating aatain. fCy Main street ia being pebbled from Water street to First, and substantial crossings being made at the corners. The work has been gcing briskly on for several daya under the supervision of John Mitchell, Esq., in a manner thst looks anything but "Old Fogyiah." JE The steamer Elephant toes: a large quantity of tobacco, flax seed, and other freights from our wharf on Saturday, for N. Orleans. She also hsd on board the entire parts of a new steamboat for the Sacramen to river, California n LOVES! 6l,OVE!l-A re nor. I assortment VT of Ladi' aad Mia' Hock. India Rubber, fiecv mi, Silk, ash mere and Cotton Gif; tio Moy Hand Herlin Gloves af all alte. Men's Kid, Silk, Jiail'n, Wo! jbi Marina Gloves, far aala very law at . i Gn KS Dry Good Stor, cumer Main and Second -u.reet. novw THIÜH LIME A superior assortment of S X dreeeea irtsn Linea, ror aala at WIL' 1AM HUGHES, ssv 17 Corner Main and Second sta. Jt; K C P. - A few extra Pur Capa may be had at M Hl UHfch- Dry iroodi Store, corner Main and Sewaa tjv applying soon. aovl? T"I, SREM CwSJava A handsome aaaort I meat eT I a Sias PlaM Ureas Goods.ai rod ueed prices St Hl'GHKN', novT7 Comer Mala and Second Sta NE1 B LEAK House, by I hai-le IHck . Second W ar with Eng land, n J, r. deadly; I ho Miser's Daughter Venice tbe City of Ute Sea; Monea or the Forest; Forged VN ill Ac. Ac: Just ree'd aad for sale by THOMAS COHYNGTOB. ass If 8 TAItrAXirES.-JJlKiiulttitrfc'd persteeraer "Sew York," for sale by i . Ilde kt a CO., sye nssr water. 10 DOZEN Shaker Brooms; 900 do Clertoe Soap; 5U do Corn March. BUirca. lust rrr'A rwp i SSI If. w. asSMaaas (botIC) COOK'S Family Grocery. rSFJH OTWEH. I hase reoeired oae Kefriweraior of fresh Oyster: packed In ice, tb rosek hyhzpreas from Baltimore, and have arrange menu for weeklr supplies during the ooa ). CasJSjjl ALLISdi How KS. THH following rates rf Interest wilt he allowed upon deposit, by the Crescent City Bank, tU: IonostU payable on demand, 3 S ceai. per annum, do for 3 months, 4 9 do do. do do 4 da J e do " do. do do 5 to It months, S p do " da. do do 19 mos. and over 7 s do do. WILLAKD CARF-EXTBK, Pres't. VY. Basas, Gaakr. osr 19-lf rpiM PI.ATE.X 190 boxes i cross; M do KooSng; S pigs Block Tin; rse'd and for sale fry botM SAMUEL OER. B BET Teas. Su no li) Coffee. Cheese, Mies and Flour, for sale by EnaMw Bd.CV ; CO.

ARMIVAL Or TaI CANADA AT W TORE. Lata wsJsl lattratinf f rasa lata tatst. Exciting ewsFour Batties Fought The Turks Triumphant Fight of the Russians The Ultimatum Rejected by the Sultan. Halifax, Nov. 34. The Canada baa arrived. She sailed from Liverpool at 4 o'clock P. M., and arrived at ! Halifax at 10, A. M. The overland mail bringe the important rennrt that the Czar had formed an alliance with Doxl Mahomet to proclaim war agninat the British in India, il Great Britain coiitinues supporting Torsey. There ia a large R : ir force to invade Bukhari, and the Persian army are collecting in the valley of Sooltania (?) to co-operate with the Russians against the Turks. Parliament will probably assemble on the 14th. A report from Constantinople expreasly contradicta the report that Persia is hostile to Turkey. The Emperor of Russia baa usued an arsays "The Turks having enrolled in her ranks an army of revolutioniata of all countries, she has commenced hostilities on the Danube. Russia ia provoked to combat uu other means is left than recourse to arms to com pel the Porte to respect the treaties and ob tain reparation for the offence by which he responded to tur most moderate demands, in behalf of the orthodox faith in the Bast," sVc. The French Conenl at Bucharest telefraphs, Nov. 6 h, as follows: "On the 2d and 3d the Turks crossed the Danube from Coriukai they were eighteen thousand strong, snd en the 4th the Russians attacked them with nine thousand men. After a brisk cannonade, snd s combat w;th bayonets, the Turks msintained possession ol the field. The ccinbat lasted for three hours. The Russians hsd several office ra and 136 privates killed. Six superior officer?, eighteen subordinates and 479 privates were wounded. The loss on the Turks' side is not stated." Another account from Vienna, dated 14th, states that 14 Russian superior officers were killed, and that the Turks were masters uf the field. As theRussians were returning from Bucharest, before the Turks crossed the Danube, a body of Cussacks came to the river bank, and made signs insulting to the Egyptians, who rushed to their boat, rent ed across In the face of the Cosjacks' fire, and punished them well, and chased them, snd returned to csmp triumphant. There is a rumor ot the destruction of a Russian steamer at Horsova. Cosstastisofle. A ccountr statt that Sc lim Pacha had crossed the Russian frontier in Asia, and that a battle had ensued, in which 5,000 men were engaged. Both armies fell back aa night approached. In the second battle the Russians were defeated. Cosstastisofle, 20th. Mercon Bey, an officer in Sellin Pacha's staff, with a small force, was suddenly attacked by a body of lluaaian cavalry; Bey fell back, fighting to ward the main body of the Rusaian am y. The battle apeedily became general 15, 000 Ruaaiana were in the engagement. It waa a desperate conteat. The Russians were lefeated and fled; they were peraued by the Turks, who planted their standard at the Russian quarters at Ore!!. The Russians were beaten back to Bscharest, where the main body of the army, under Gen. Derenborg, 30,000 atrong, were located. Thua summed up the Tutks have beaten the Russians in the East. The Turkish destinatien ia unknown. The Turkish left wing in Europe has beat en the Russian right, comprising the princi pal force. The 1 urkish centre has whipped 5,000 Russians at Turtuqui.and ia now press ing ud on the Bucharest. It is hopeless that the diplomacy cun end difficulties until after a decisive battle. The typua fever is rag:ng in the Russian ranks, and has reduced the number ol fi.liting men to 45.000. It wiil be six weeks before any reinforcements can arrive. The Porte has dec ded that foreign refugees be not employed in Europe, but may serve in Asia. Constantinorle is quiet. The British fleet has been ordered to be ready fur sea by the Uth. Its destination is unknown. Mr. Buchanan attended the Lord Mayor's banquet. Mr. B.'s speech on the occasion was merely complimentary. The Earl of Aberdeen referred to his known pesce policy, but ssid that it was not impossible to engage in war to prevent great ev Is. The other ministers in atteudsnce made no political allusions. A full Cafbinot council waa held on the receipt of the Indian news. The weather in England waa very favorable for whe it Mowing. Fkasoe. The trial of the conapira'ors of the opera plot äs prugt easing. The evidence is clear. The proprietors of the asetal foundriea are strongly urg pj tbe government to reduce the duty on me.als. This has caused a speculation in British iron. The Belgien Legislature opened on the 8th. The King's speech was merely cong'a tula lory. Austria ia concentravi-ag her force on the Seratan frontiers. The Servian gowernmont have aided the population la arm themselves, and has inorvned the eVite that Austria would not be tted to occupy Servia. The Porta hsa iaformed Austria that Tur

key wnll expect her to prohibit the Russians from supplyiag the Montenegrins with arms through the pert af CaMaro. Austria effers to remsin entirely nentrsl if the Porte will ref; sin from employing Austrian refugees in her army. Latest Important News: Five Rusaian officers have arrived, as priaonera of war, at Conatantinople. Tbe fleets are anchored in the Bosphorus. Ta sjn of Aras Pache has been nssjaedas minister of war. They are making freah leviea of troopa in Egypt. The Turkish army is paid promptly. ViESVA toEviiihg. The following conditions are insisted on by Omar Pascha in a note to Prince Gortschakoff: All of the strong holds of the principalities are to surrender immediately; a complete evacuation of the principalities as soon as possible; a guarantee to all of the forces against a similar invasion. Latest from CoHSTAFTtsopLE Tkt Sol- . J eS aft nWww M at Uo

tan has positively rejected sH proposals. j Diplomatists have submitted fully. It is reported that 20,000 French troops will be sent1 to Turkey, but orders will not be given until the government receives despatches from Gen. De il ilyers Et Constantinople. CsRaoLLTo.f , Miss., Nov. 25. A young Cincinnatian named J. S. Coleman, about 23 years old, waa found dead in the swamp, aborit twenty miles from this place, having been stabbed in the abdomen with a large knife. The murder is supposeJ to have been committed by a negro whom Coleman had stol n and was endeavoring tu run off to a free State. WashiwoTos, Nov. 25.

Thf President has nearlv recovered, hiul is J ' able (o be out again to-day. His message is nearly completed, and will be sent in advance to tbe distant newspapers. All rumors to the contrary are untounded. Nhw York, Nov. 25. The packet ship Constitut on bus arrived at quarantine, from Liverpool. She had 100 deaths on the passage. Twenty of the passengers are still sick. Boston, Nov. 25. Otis H. Weed, ice dealer, has failed for 850,000 to 075,000. He is absent in Australia. Cincinnati, Nov. 25. The printers struck this morning. The proprietors of the morning papers are willing to pay the lull prices, but they refuse to have anything to do with the combination. Later from Santa Fe. St. Louis, Nov. 25. The Santa Fe mail has arrived. There is no news of interest. Mr. Aubrey left on the 15th for California. He is going to try a near route. Lieut. Whipple, of the exploring party, has reached Alburquerque. Manuel Galligoa, the delegate elect to Congress, did not come in. The stage will arrive in a few days. The n w Governor, the Hun. David Merri wether, is gaining popularity daily. Gen. Garland had returned from Mesila Valley. Nu authority will be exercised over the Valley. Judge Watts has sent in his resignation on account of the insufficiency of the salary. It is thought in New Mexico that a railroad to the Pacific by the w ay of Auton, Chico, Albuquerque and Aubry's route will be the best. PlTTBBCRO, Nov. Bft, There are 5 feet water in the cnanuel and tailing. The weather is cloudy witli indications of rain. XiwVo, Noi 20. Grain Salet of 40.000 bushels com, 4,31 mixed sola at (fMc; white S"43c; yellow :: Provisions Pork steady; sales IUU bbls mess at gl3T5 $14 Heefisflriu. I.urd-Hhls Ul rt.lOJc. Ahisky Firm; sales 100 bbls Prison at Vic Naw Orlism, Nov SJS P. M. Provision Sales 1 J00 old mess pork at Slit. Grain Males com atSSCSc oats 30c. Star caudles S4e. Groceries Prima molasses 17c: fair sugar 3c; Rio Coffee brist, lü.uüO bags sold al IOteMlc. Whisky M. WE AT NHOP. THKnnderslgned hare opened a MEAT SHOP, on Main street, three doors above Fourth si., where they will at all times keepon hand a goo. supply of Fresh Meats of all kiuds. Sausag-. anl everything in their line of business. The attention of families is invited to our meats, as we will endeavor t keep the best qualities, sell at the lowest market price, and promptly deliver meats ordered, to customers. FRANCIS C. F.H1, nnvhVlf A. SEELING EH. TEAS. S and 13 boxe Imperial. G. Powderand V. Hvsou Teas; also 25 half chest do. novIS ALL1S A HOW KS. !F.W JEWF.LRT TOME. G. GÖSSEN begs leave ta inform the rtttsesa of Evansville. that he hrn opened a Jewelry More In Mr. K ron's House, on First stieet. between Main and Sycamore, two dsors below Maiu, where he alway's keeps o-n hand a splendid and full assortment ofall kinds of Jewelry, Watehe, Clocks. Ac, Ac .ofthe bestipuility. Havmg purchased his stock at low prices, he Is enabled to aeli cheap, and fully as cheap as any other House in this city . .V It.' He is also prepared to repair any article In the above line, at short notice and fir compensation. Knowing the libe rulity of the Citizens of Evansville.he hopes that they will eilend to him a fair share ofthcir patronage. novIS- It SELLING OFF AT COST. BEING desirous of going Into other business, I offer my entire stock of Clothing and Gentlemen' Furnishing Goods, at Cost. To any one wishing to go into the Clothing business. I offer a first rule oportuidiy to gi into a business already established, as 1 will rent the House toany one wishing it, and oll them the goods at a great bargain, ami on the moat accommodating terms. Those persons indented to me by note or book account are hereby notified to cull and make settlement Immediatelv,as I must close up inv business without loss o time. S- GITMHKKTS. novIS tf Water street. between Main and Sycamore. WALL PAPER HAN4ÜN4.!! CHEAPEK THAN EVER!! THE subscriber having a very large and well selected stock of WALL PAPER and BORDERS of every variety, style and price, and the season being far advanced, he will offer them at exceedingly low prices. They will be so low Hint he will make II the interest of the purchaser to buy of him. He invites everyone to call, aa his styles are so numerous thnt he is confident to please lite laslnof all. TfpPA PER HANGING done with neatness and diapitch, and al Uie lowest prices. JOHN C. 1'EVEREUX, Jr., octS Main street between First and Second sts. KKnoVAI.. VK. HENDRICKS de I O. have removed lo Foster's New Block, on First street near Main, where tin y have on hand a general assortment of BOOl's mid SHOES, to which they invito tho atlcution of country nicichants. novH H ALF SPANISH MECAHM. A consignment nf "i.tWfl for aale, very low, in lots to the trade. novf 4 8. E. GlLBEKl ft t.O., Sy near Water. D at ESSE D FLOOHIJH1.-A constant supply of Dressed rlooring, thoroughly seasoned, kept by no? JOHN F. GLOVEK. STOVESITI AND (OPPEU EST AllUtJHJlE'tT. aasaa. THOMAS SCANTL1N, ofthe firm of .cantlln H V Parviu, has returned from Princeton and tak -sB Hen up his residenee tverinaneiitly iu this t irv, s1 1 here he will devote his personal atteution to all branches oftheir business. Mr. S. would call the attention af the public generally and hit old custom, rs to their extensive stock of KTOVES, TIN and SHEETIRON WABE, and all other articles pertaining to their businev. They are also prepared lo do all sorts of Tin. Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat work, Ac., die. Also Tin and other melalic Booting done at the shortest notice ami in the most rfcpt stylo. Call at the store of SCANTLIN A PAKVl.V novit Main steel, bet First aud Second. CRESCENT CITY BANK, i S a vi aus liti'itrstsT.i 1NTFRKST at the rate of six percent. perainum, ayablo semi-annually, will be allowed upon all It reklf Btftit m . de in the Savings Department of this Batik. For full particulars, as to term and rule, apply al the Hank. Open daRy, freut &o IS e'etoch A. M. and freiu IX 4o clock P. M, W1LLARD CtRPENTKR, Pre-'t. W. Bsua, Caah'f. (aawlS-Saa SrnDHiEM. I cases half, quarter and whole boxes Sardines: 100 boxes asa'd Pickles, Preserves, Catsup aud Pie rruita; S cases wood box Matches; S casks Salt Petra; 10 boxes Brand v Peaches and Cherries; 1 case Guana Jelly ; 10 bbls assorted Nuts; 2 ease Preserved Gingr, t cases Table Oil; 10,000 Ha vana 8 Cigars; 45,oon aorted Spanish Cigars; 100 boxes 6 by 10 Wincow Glass, 40 boxes Virginia Tobacco; Just ree'd per steamer Chancellor, and for sale low by novn PRESTON BROS. COTTO YABN.S. OT BAGS landing from steamer "B. B. Barker;" O A. sftO do In store, guarantied equal to any yarns made anywhere, and for sale at Pittsburg Factory prices, for cash or approved paper. S.K. GILBERT dt CO.. povIS Agents Cypress Factory. N AII..SL- 30 kegs asorted,Just ree'd and for sale by no0 L. Ü. UKlrFLTH.-

(iHttlT'vr L1S OY F.K V OF THE AHE. ! lO'Lsa'u. 4 Osalssira, rss tku: it will lata Si you mil. ( Old un-t Foaaf . PKOK. WOOD o-m for sale an article containing no stimulating- spirits. n-' essential oil, nur one unheal

thy dm, which will r- Mt hair permmnently tSSta r'iaai tlor, in a very stofttt lisie, render it n and glossy in upeurmnoe, mors syeVeu than ander the influence Of oil f any description, and if the hair W it will soou bring; itoutas abundantand beautiful a before, undifii Is unh'-allhy, and falling off, it will arrest this tendency at oik o, and restore it oerfcetl) . It ill temox e all dauiintir frm Hie esaaS, as well a all dKigrveabliiuhing. It will remove hut cutaneous eruptions, sach asSvald Head, Arc. It siiulie nutriment andcolorirg matter to the organs was ottlec it is to supply tii secretion, and ads as a tonic, and thus restores them to their original vigor aud strength, lu short, it is precisely wluit iias so long lecii sougbt in vain vis: a perfect hsir in igorator and tonic, for both old and xoung. for it will in a very short lime make the hair of any one, no matter how aged, lis original color, and as soft and Iteautifulas when they were but eighteen, and if only occasionally applied it will render the luiir of Uie young much inort- t-auiiful tlmii under th influence of oil of anv de I .....I . f ...I c ril'tlou, und if reiiealed oci usioliallv it will nrre-.t al 1 tendency to become gray, and the proprietor is aPlSpitlf satisfied from iu effects upon himself, (forat:i? ai head was white a the man of Tu, and now no one coubl itnafitie he ever hal u gray hair., thai if this preps ration is ept on hand, and Used once rr twice a week, that a per. j son will never have a gray hair if the gentleman or lady should live to be a hundred y t-arsold. Thi prcaralioii is no humhu '. nor t . result of menial hallucination of the writer: it lias heen submitted to the most thorough tests, and iilioii the inot respectable aud iutelliiceul, 1 ma) sa cicntillc. gentlemen in St Louis aud V iciuitv. und gentlemen known to fame for their great UilenUand . . - strict luu-griiy; the proprietor ill ul prvseut oulx select I from the mail in his possession the follow ing certificates. I asm are nearly all known t many citizens of.aiut Louis': STATE OF ILLINOIS, I Csrlvlb, June 27, 1 - 3. I hare use.l Prof. O. J. wsWkSTS Han Restorative, and have admired its wonderful effect. .My hair was becoming, a 1 thought, prematurely gray, but by the u.e of his "hetorntive." it has resumed its original color, uni have no doubt permanently so. Kx-Sonator ul Uie Uuited States. VivrKssrs. ln.. June 15. 1P53. Prof. O. J. Wood Dear Sir: As you are about to manufacture extensively aud vend your recently dUsovcrcd Hair Restorative, 1 will stale, for whomsoever it may concern, that I have used and k nown others use it. '1 bat 1 have for several years been iu the uahil of using other Hair Restoratives, and thai 1 hud yours vastly superior to tiny other I know. It entirely cleanses the head of dandruff, and with oue month's proper use will res;-re any person's hair to ihe original ywuthful color and lexlure, giving it a healthy, soft and glossy appearance, and all this without discoloring either the hands which apply il. or the dres on which it drops. 1 would, therefore, recommend its Use to every one desirous of having a Hue color ami texture to hair. WILSON KING. St. Locis, June 29 le'&t. Prof. Wood Dear Sir: Asyou are about to prepare and vend your recently discovered Hair Kestoraii ve. and as you iSSSSSt my opinion of it, 1 will slate, that my hair was a lew months since very gray, and after using two bottles of your Hair Restorative il assumed its original color, and since its application a 1 dandruff tins disape&rcd from my head, and 1 have been troubled with no disagreeable itching ofthe scalp. 1 am satisfied those w ho tine it will not regret it, as it gives the hair not only its original color, but it gives it the appearance of having assa recently oiled. I am prepared, therefore, to recommend its use to all who are los rou- of having a beautiful head of hair. H. L. STEW AKT. St. Lons, June If, 1833. Prof. Wood Dear Sir: Since 1 have used your recently discovers i Hair Restor tive. ind you request my opinion of it. I will täte. frall whom it may concern Hiatal Use age ot thirty -eight I w as as gray at the man of seventy, ami my hair tailing nil. solhi.t I wusnlmest completely bald. BSswSSs, I was much troubled with dandruff and an iutol -ralde itching, but after using scvcrnl bottles of your won er'ul Restorative my hair resumed its original color, the dandruff diiipcared entirely, as if by magic, and all itching, mi rl the hair became sott aud glossy in appearance; a d ult this I feel I am under obligation to say in view ofthe benefits received. I would not omit to state that I have now a new .to or hair, and no p.-r.vn could even iiuugine that 1 was ever grav. S. G. MIRWIN. BsSsaatSSJai June III. 18a3. Prof. Wood Hear Sir: Since yourcpicst me to give you a statement of th-' effects of our wonderful Restorative ujmmi me. I cheerfully slati?. in reply, that I have now used three bottles of It; and allhoueh my hairwheu I comRMSCSw its use was a ilery while, (my age leing sixtyfour,) in one month's time it bad resumed precisely lt oriiriual color, and so perfect that my friends all thought I hsSksd twenty yrai younger than usual, ami scarcely knew whut'o make of what they considered a erf"ct miracle, until I informed them it was but the result ( an inveuti oi of yours called Hair Hestoralive. I will also stale that I was much troubled with dandruff and itching, particularly when iu erpi ration; but it only required three or lour applications to remove all dandruff and itching; ami although my hair had fallen off until I was soiuewh.nl bald. 1 now have as due a head of hair, both in Swiss, softness and lustre, as 1 had when but a youth, and quite a abundant. It is proper for me to slate thai 1 commcMced its use in August lad. and us.d none since January. I h.ve no doubt therefore but what the change i, a permanent one; 1 can therefore recommend it bj the most wonderful discovery of Ihe uge iu which we live. S. I. RANDALL. Reader, If you are gray-head!, r if your hair is falling off, you Mir 1 have the mean within our reach of i restoring the color, us well as restoring the grow th, and that, too, without applying a dye. for il does not color it, but acts upon the secretive organ., and restores them to their original vigor and strength. Lloyou wish to preserve those beautiful locks aud ringlets, of which you are sojuivlly proud? Then call at No. i-ji Market street, between Fourth and Fifth, St. Louis,. Mo , aud possess yourself of a Kittle of this wonderful Kesestorativc. Many have made the remurk that live liuudred dojlars would be no temptation to them to be placed where they were before its use, and you will say so after using it. The materials of which it is composed are erfectly healthy mid invigorating. Their effects BIS so pronounced bv one ot Use sss practical chemists in the United Mates fftSl Prof. Charles G. Page, of Washington City, who had a bottle, together with specimen ofall the dioVrent ingredients, for preservation at the Patent Oflice, in Januarv last. Prepared only I y the proprietor, at the above named StasSa Orders from any part of the Cuited Stales filled promptly Address O. J. w i.M. laittis, ,Vo. A vor liberal discount made to w holesale purchasers. For sale in Evausvillebv HALLOCK & STODDARD, novl5-6md&w Main street. NOTICE. THE partnership heretofore existing in this city, betWSrs P. G. O'Riley and John S. Mitchell, under the Arm of O'Kiley e. .Mitchell, i.s this day dissolved by mutual consent. Johns. Mitchell, having purchased the interest of P. G. O'Kiley, is alone authorized to close up aud settle the bu-iueas of saw flrm. Signed: P. G. O'RILEY. JOHN S. MITCHELL. The undersigned having become the successor o the house an business of O'Kiley ot Mitchell, will continue the same as heretofore. Tnukful to the friends of ihe late flrm for former patronage, he solicits a continuation if Iheir confidence and business. His V harf boat al the river is one of ihu largest size, and noted for its capacity. And als. having ample Warehouses on Wulot street, as weil as a mammoth Warehouse iu course of construction on the Canal, aud convenient to the Kailro.vl Depot, his facili 1 ties for the receiving, storage and forwarding of Merchandize and Produce via Kiver, Kuilroad aud Canal, are very complete. He Is also prepared to nake cash advances on all produce or properly consigned to him for sale or to te shipped to bis correspondents in New Orleans or the E a lern cities. (octlS-tf) JOHN S. MITCHELL. 7IEBINOF.it. f I MEKINOS. English and French or various eol rt'-X ors, for sale at EMBICH'S Dry Good Store. Main street, three doors below second. sep30 Pine hingles, for sale at $2 3u per thousand by nov7 J(JH r. bbuvhK. 7BKCIlti BOARDS -25.nno fet narrow Pine r b. rd. 16 ft long, suitablo f. r Fencing, for sale by nov JOHN F. GLUVEH. c tH.t; VI l.vs X. VOKK 0. 1 MM F.-23 ' l)Oves of this favorite bn'-idjutt ree'd, for sale bv SOS S E. GILBKKT .v CO., Syc. near Water. O firiri LBS r" " Vv',,','rn Res,-rve Cheese; ZA t)t 5"0 ibs sugar cured Driod Beef; just ree'd per sti-amer Ben Courkin no vi and for sale at CtOK S Family Grocery. AND SPICES. DRUGS tCI Mlltll .-.- O :,UI ors !-ulph. Uuinine; Sn do do Morphia; Ha) lbs Ineeac: 30) do Rhubard; pKin do Cassia; 3' U do Nuliuega; ion do Tartaric Acid; Lino do Cream Tartar: Which were purchased i.etore tbe rise and can be sold "-r cent, lower than any other dealer can sell Ihein l-y purchasing at present New York prices, bv KELLER, FARNS LEY A- CO.. ocm-tf Wholesale DruggisU, Evansville. la. (t OLD CHAINS, SEALS, 41,-1 have a line T article of Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains; also Seals of solid and open patterns. Gold pencils. Finger Rings, Cluster Pint, Ac, Ac. (octl?) E. HU STAGE. TO T1IK LA Dir 8. " ALL and look al a beautiful sty le of Red and Rosette V- Cut Bracelets ou will And them, with other pretty HUnTACE'S. First tr et. I things, at (octK) K SJ filt(UM) PKPPKH -20 doi boxes imurid 'm. nor, pm up pir..l for mi , u tradr , rvt'irnable If not approved; lust ree'd and fr sale at corJ JJOOK 'S Family Grocery.

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MCLEAN'S VOLCANIC Oil LI XI. HEXT. 1MMK3SE SUCCESS OVKK TWEXT KETHOÜSAM BOTTLE SOLD IN ONE MONTH, ia aaiiU Louis. This valuable Liniment has bwea before the puisne only isseuty asoulhs. vet it has gaswwd for iueCf aat enorn ous popularity by its own intrinsic inerita. It kt superceding every other Liniment and rested; for she iure of external disees ON MAN AN D AW1 A L. Desperate efforts nave been mad hv proprietors of other Liniments to injure the reputatio"m.nd retard tbe sale of this invaluable medicine; but "'I rula is m -nu ." McL.-;.i Volasmic Oil Liniment has prevailed. The miraculous eures that il haa and is dailv aerfniwv ing, I becoming knowu to everv persou iu Uta W ssweaa aud Soatberu c unlry, and wherever it ha been aasS a other liutnieuls and external, reaaedies have bees dls carde aa useless. McLEAVS VOIXAN1C OIL LINIMENT Will tuie chronic or infiainmalory rtheumatisui. ParwIj sis, stiffness or weakness ia the J out is. Muscles or Liga me nis con l racied Muscles Bruises. Spfaius, Neuralgia. Tooth sehe. Ear at he. or any pain. It will remsv auy swelling. Tumor, Piles, Hard Langs, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples. Rills of Mosquitoes, or any ii.fla't alioa. And it will cleanse", purify and heal ttie fouled L'lcer Sores on the legs or skins; no difference bow lang they may have existed. Il will also oo he aud heal Burns, Scalds. PreshCuts, Wounds, etc., sooner than auy other remedy. We earnestly advise all persons w ho msy be aftlieted with any ofthe above diseases, to obtain a supply at art of McLean's I elebraled Hiniment. It ia the onlv rr liable . reruedv. It will never tail to n-od ee a ineedv and DrSJ - - - - -- r S T S" nianent cure il properly applied. v bo Iben will suffer . when s safe and sure remedy is so easily obtaiaed. We are reeeivingda.lv huadreds of ceriifkoies from all parts of the -oiinirv. We think the f.illow ing will be rufflei lent to -on vine the most inc red ulous eflhe miraeuleus utlecis- f this wonderful ineoicine : J. H. MrLcn Dear Sir: I tak this method of thank ing you gratefully for having been the means of restoring my sou, fifteen years old, an entire cripple for nearly one year, unw a hale aud healthy youug man. 'I wo sears ago my son had an attack of Kheumalisin: I used several ho .lies of Mexican Mustang Liniment on him, and various other liniments nd remedies, but hII to no effect; e still got worse. 1 he flesh on his legs dried lo the bones, the muscles became contracted drawing his feet up on a right angle with his body , so thai be had lo crawl on his , haiidaaud knees, or hobble along on short trutchea in a i silting posture. No one can form an idea bow he sutler I ed by the changes of tbe weather, tha most excrucialiug pains. .Mr. Listen, of Illinois, railed at our house. Haaras cored some time ago of bleeding piles by your Volcanic ! Oil Liniment. He gave us a part of a bottle, which he always -ar-ied with him. 1 used il on hi side: il relievI ed the pain immediately. A few day s after he seat me j two tot .Us by 'mall.' I applied it twice a dav. and it relaxed the muscles and cured him entirely, ile ran now I work, walk or run as well as ever. Yours, respertfully, JESSE HLRROUGHS. I live four miles west of Ml. Pleasai t, Ia. 1 can get al! my neighbors l cert if v to the above facts. if neeesssrv. I tn some acquainted wi h .Mr. Burroughs, and kuow the above to be strictly true. LOUIS BKO.N'SoN, Art. FOB HoKh AMI OTHKK A.MUALs, McLean's elebrated Liniment is the only safe and reliable remedy for Hie cure of Spraius, Ring Hone. Wind (ialls. Splints. Unnatural Lump. NiMles or Swellings. It ill never fail to cure Big Head Pollevil, Fistula. old Running ho res or Sweney, if properly applied. For Sprains, Bruises. Scratches, Cracked Hoofs, i hafes, saddle or collar Galls Cuts or Wounds, il is an infallible remedy. Apply as directed, and a cure is certain in every instance. Directions accompany each bottle in English sac German. Thi L i intent Is now put up lu '.'.' cent, SO cent und SI bottles. 'I he .V cent size contains three limes I be (uantitv of the caul size and so on in proportion to ti. cost. For sale by J. H. Eel FAN. sole Proprietor, Corner Third and Pine streets, Kt Louis. Mo. Foraale in Evaisvillr. lud. bv KELLER, FARNSLEV dt CO., at Froprietor's prices. ioct7 tAHüXKS I ul Tacks assorted from 9J to 50 oz; iaU 5 to Finishing Nails, from 4 pt xinch; 1 do Pattern makers' Poiuts,ass'd; 1 -lo Cigar Box Nails: Just recM and lor sale by ( nor 1) C. M. GRIFPITH. XA BBLS fresh Lime ree'd and for sale by JU uot7 J. dx W. HE 1 1. I.V. piE I oper. Cases, at ocl3 English Lever Watches in Htg. Cases, and face. Fine Gold Anchor Watches in Htg C. A . BROWN'S, Main it. opposite the Hank. WANTED immediately, a boy to set up Pius at iicvlStf SCHAKFEE'S HoteL NEW FALL Sc WINTER MILL IN ERV. M' LSSES COWJIEN dt BAHKEK. would invite the articular attention of their customers and the la dies generally lo their superior stock, comprising selections from recent importations of Bonnets, Kibbons, Feathers. Flowers, Ac., dec. Every exertion has been made to I ave the most complete assortment ever before offered in thi City. Their Hounel are of tbe latest style and lowest price. Country Men hauls and M miners will do well to cull aad examine stock and prices before pi. rcliaaing their Mitin an. I Pattern Bonneta. Evansville, Maiu street opposite Ihe Bank. oct3MVw MO.tlETlll.Kti FOR YOr TO HEAD. WE have this day received ter cases elegant naw Goods, selected with great care by an experienced buys r fro ii tbe latest importations iu New York. We in it-, tue Ladie local! and etatnine our stock , consisting of a large and splendid assortment of Silks. French and English Merinos, Cobourg Cloths, Lustres, Silk and Woolen Shawl. Ktbhons. Cambric Hdkfs.. Collars. Edgings and Insertings, Silk, Kid and Cashmere Gloves and Milts, Wcolcn Cuffs and UndeMeeves. MLBEK.M AN. A.NSPAl HER Ac CO., octfl Main st I door belew the Hi.nkS 'HOES! SHOES!! Wu have just received a large and Gaiters, which we oflVr for sale at our New Store in Fosters' block, on First st. near Main. uovi4 V.K. HENDRICKS dr CO. LEATHER A D I IMBM.S. 1LL1AM BELL, is Just opening on Main street opoositelh Bank, a large and well selected stock w ot leather alio nu.Jiugs. consisiing iu pail ol '.1HJU aides of sole leather, Hemlock aad Spanish tan tied. 50 doc, tuorrocco. No, 1. 9, and 4, Tampico extra Mad rass trench aud Cape boot, aad Ladies French. 75 dot KipPrinte City, heaty cosutrj, light ate tii ti in 20 do Cochineal Roan 10 "Pink blue and green do SO " Lii ings Pink, blue, and green. 30 " Bindings Litidsey 's SSBS) goat aad sbaep. S " Patent kid skins. Est ! Calf rkins light, heavy, a taJ medium World Fair and Caron, 2 ': Oil thong leather, 10 " Mai rass Kid SU bbls pegs. Sot) prs- latis. Bool trees, rasps, awls, plneere,, wax natta. halls, tacks larax, thread, buffers, slicker wheels, Vays. hooks and all other tools and materials useo by shoe maker? all of which will be sold on the most reasouable terms JeM lr. EA1XE. TE LAIN ES, plain and figured, iu great varietv, for sale cheap al EMBICH'S Dry Good Store, Main st., three doors below Second. scp30 GOODaesortment of Silk, Merino and Lustre Cloaks il Capes aud Vests in store and for sale bv ocW SILBERMAN. ANSPACHER V CO. If E.TIOVAL. ORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON have removed to ir-t street, opposite Messrs. Bement dc Vieie's, where they will be pleased to sue their customers and the Trf.lUE. Being desiiouslocuttheir st ck down low by the 1st of January, will sell without regard to prices earl, r iu the seaou. .Merchants wanting to make purchases will And t sriB be money in ibeirpocket lo caN iu. novit MLVEH U ARK, T If AKR tNTED pure eoin HIverTaM. Teat, Salt and f .Mustard Soons; also. Sugar sh ovels add Batterknives ef a pretty patten, cau be found, for Eastern I'ricHi. at Ht!TAC4i"S. oc4 Fir.t st ,b .tw. Main and Locwsl. MILK Ceaed Watches, also some very fine Rail road Walclius iu Silver Casesi at C. A. BROWN'S. nct3 Main st. opposite the Bank. Ci OLD PF. S. 1 have a flne quality of Gold Pens T vsith single aud double extension cases, at a very low price. (octl) E. HL'STACE. RAILROAD WOOD NOTICE ALL persons luring cut Fire Wood on the Evansville and Crawfordsvilli) Bailroad. under existing arrangements, are requijed to register iheir names assa nimmer ! Lords now cut. at lh bvansvine i.-pi an or before Hie utk day of November nv'.. n osrtire new arraugvmeuls w ill' then lake effect. SAMUEL HALL, President. BwaiMvHle, Oct. 85, 1853. GOOD White Fisli. Beef Tongues and No. I Mackerel,for aale by (ot3l) TtiOS. BACON A CO NOTICE. TTENRY GELKER has astociaicd himself with H. J XX Hart in business Hereafter the business will be conduct. -.I by the linn of Han A Pelker, al Hart's stand ou Maiu street, opposite tbe Washington House. H.J. HART, novli tf HENRY FELKER. ( FLOUR - 100 sacks Superfine Francisco Flour, y . each, for sale by (novIS) ALLIS A HOWES. POWDER. 500 kegs Hagard'a Ca -on Powder. In Magazine, for sale by (novIS) ALLIS A HOWES. N A ILM. 50 kegs asa'd, ree'd and for sale bv novlS SAMUEL ORR. TlIfs,: SHIi S LFTS. lOfl.nriO Pice Shira'.es.extia JT fssllrr, la yart and for sale novT JORF F. fftO R.

ntBAlsV t L. ATI'OR !fT III TLR SCALES OF all sires, frsss a hair oases to ten tons, the oslt roaaacr ii ittmr. They can he purchased of agssta st the sssbs prica that they are sold fee at the factory. JO1 for aala by HORN3KO'K dt CHVKCH1LL, Aajanhv Water street, Evansville la. .'w t THIU NEW, LA UIES' KtdlSff nt aud Misses' Hau, a spiesdid art le WINTER JCAPS. North Pole, Spanish. Bntton, Hungarian. Silk. Otter and fine BoVCaps. A LEON A PATS. Just coming into faaSvlon. and mauy other Ess ariiclse. St V At TIER'S HatStore. octl. First Street, doore above Mais. . ? II Til 1 T A MARK, UPHOLSTERS AK9PAPBR HAM ra rr.. saovs j. m.cslssvells saw seiLSias, EVANSVILLE, 1A-, Beg leave lo Inform the eltlssss of Evansville and vlcinitv, that we are now prepared to furnish and make I PHOLSTEhlES of aH hkadsvauchas Sol a, Divans, spnagt aasra, t . Cottoa. Harr. Mws and hsraak AH kinds af Spring. Mat iras, s. Pillows. Coaifort. keei. aad ail athor ar ticles ia our line. We aleo keen constantly on hand a largo aad apleadlA assortment of Wallpaper and Upholttry wars, and are enabled and determined to sella lowaassy establishment i n Louitville or Cincinnati. JTr'Csrpet, Wiadow CurUiua. Rollsr-ahst'es. made up in the latest aty I and at the shortest notice. TTHot!, .steamboats and Private Houses provided, with anything in the Upholairy Line. novi-tf .Tf A 0 1. 1 A EESTACBAT, ' WATER BETWEEN VINE AND DIV1S10S STS., svsssvtLir. iRstaSA. Sj TH K subscntver would ratpsetII k fully inform the public gsrBerwlly, IpaDam lnBl ,c t(1 ,,t,,t ttlllj mied up sshl ic suierior stle tho above Res-4 taurat. where he will be In daily receipt of frest Baltimore aud New York. OYSTE S. which will le served up in aay style that may be desired. My arrangement for a plentiful supply of GAMS. FISH, and all the delicacies ofthe season, are ample and complete. I shall not keep articles of the sanguine" order, but those ofthe fir. t BSSSsS . I do snoateasphatically intend to serve up the above articles and all ihe necessary fixtures, at low aa rates snd in bettsr style, than any Bestaunt ever heretofore in the , it . Give aa a call and try Oysters, Game, etc. Families supplied at U -". (novs-if) JAMES CARTER Wfc ki3i Et'ASSVILLE ISJt7a U ITH TUE Tl. HEM. LL persons wanting ENGINES or MACHINERY of any kind built or repaired, are requested lo favor us with a call. Oar Machinery being complete, and having in our employ, in each department of our business, work men ofthe most skillful and experienced cla.aa. we feel confident of rendering satisfaction, and are willing to be '' hy. r rrt. Mr. l'urham, who has lately become connected with the firm, Is one of the most experienced builders -f STEAM AND Fl BE ENGINES, in the country, and understand Western work thoroughly. Among the many articles we keep on hand for sals af all tunes. y be f0!n,d, Sawmill Engines, Mill Irons, hafiing, Pulleys, Grate-bars, Fire F.onts, Utemm Pipes, roree and Cold Water Pumps, Improved Hoistingwheels for Stores and Warehouses. Uthes for turning N ood and Brass, Com ha? Hers, Cistern Housing, Parker, Hot. tikis, li Johnsou's Water Wheela, Apple Mill Nuu, (used also for crushing corn on the cob.) Water Twere Irons. Cellar Ventilators. Wagon Boxes, Dog Irons, Plow Mould Boards, tVe.. dte. We furnish to order Iron and Brass Casting ofall kinds, such aa Mill Gearing and Spindles. Cast Iron Fronts for Houses, Fence and Balcony Hailing, hash Weights, Window Cap, Ac. Wrought and Cat Iron work for Bridges, and Wrought Iron Forging work ofall kinds executed prompt! v and In the best manner. Mr. Was. Durham, a Maehinesmith w ho basrts equals and a superiors, haa chavrwe of our Smith Shop. FIRE ENGINES made to order, which we wsaaiBT to perform equal to any manufactured in theCntted State. We will furnish Maebinerv and work ofall kinds at as low prices at it can be obtained st Cincinnati, Louisville, or auy other point In the West, and guarantee all ear work to be equal to the work of any efthoae place. Remember xou are interested In h In.. - factories near home, and save money by having Pattern al hand tor repairs, to which department of our buslues, we give strict attention. ,. . . . ... it is our aim to nave wors done on the day appointed, and all orders by mail will receive pronspt attention al io.sj m w iic ii p: i .en in itenton. CAR W HEELS of various patterns, manufactured with Murphy's Patent Solid Hub. We pay highest price for Scrap Iron. Bras and Con f' (sovS-tf) O. D. EGGLES1XN A CO. KEaDY-MADC XOTl117fG. V I IIIMMIIMI GOODS, M ATa.-SVSt VAVS, AC. sYC, . WHULESALK AND RETAIL Vatasr Journal Office. THE undersigned has just been receiving at theabovs establishment, a l.-iryw stock of BEADY MAUI CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, Ac, which he offers for sale to old and uew customers, at wholesale or sv eaj retail, ai in very lowest price, iliev are or tn MM manuiaciure ai.d asade iu the most fashionable style. Having be u purohased alsucb rates as will enable thsst to sell at the very lowest prices. Those wanting Clothing of any descrtpth n, oro tntlemeirs Furniahing Gooda generally, wotrtj 0ml B to th. ., advantage to call at this est.blishmeM before purrhaainr elaewbers. la this stock will be found Overcoats, f lenke, Ürsae. Frock and Sack Coats, Stiirt Hat. Caps.cVr., Ac, whtcharanow I en for inaiiectiuti. Call if you want to gel reeds cheap. He has als hand large assortment of Comp- ising all SStalsSsTJ varieties, which keofferefor est al reduced prtcses. ID3'" '- etami m these Goods. aa Utsy see worthg ofaUeaUstn. ;deo3t'l g. K Sjasj WATCHES tD JEWELBT. iTCII MAKERS- TOOLS. MATERIALS. AC I II K KiilsKiiber, for a nusaber ey ear engagest In on- of :io- largest importsng bouses in tbs East, and tor the last four years io Louisvilea, has taken the slot-tow Main street, bet. First and ls.,opiiotil the Hank, , us.nl a nn-re suiuM ram be obtained; where he is now otseiutig ihe larget i menlof the above goods ev er oSfertsd m thi chy prising every varic-tv and ts of Gold and Silver Wauhea. Chains, Udic-s'.and OwW Pttis, Ear 4: irtga. Finger Rings. Gold lxc kets. Gold and Silver Sestac.lea, One Jewelry in Seit: aud u lact evaryahkag oenooctoS with the Jewelry busiiiee. o Watchmaker' Tool aud Materials of all kinds a'4 of which he will sell as low as any atksf house W oat of tho Mountains. Purchasing all of my Goods irons the uiaaufaciarera and impart -ra direct having a Utoroui-eti knowledge i a every thing artaliikng le the huiua together with my exlfnaive snuaiulasice sailh Ths ffaat eru manufat-turrrs, I can offer inijiemeiits to all 1 want of Ute abo e Goods Vo give toe a call, aauringnheaa that they ahatt And every article a represented. My Jewelry is ofthe finest quality manufactured, both Ituptvrted and American, fhe Watches are of the moat celebrated Maker, and will be guaranteed to keep good time to tbe purchaser. Being myself a p recti, al W'sju-hmaker. I wlU attend aaSSM ally to the eleauing and repairing all watches emtrusted to my care. (.ctS) C. A. BBOW5. Oll TBOL1F A SOA, HAVE ul received and have sSSSt open tor i sale and ini.ertir.n . a large and fashionable sick A of Jewelry, Watches. Srlver Ware. Clocks and Fancy Goods, com pr all rite fattest and most beautlKMsnyirs. s we-ui .. isartanula aiteuttoa to. stock sf yold anid -II v. . atcbes. among which some extra Sne English le n heavy gold t aaes; also very fine Silver W'aichr. .msvo avow us . land ths l:irget and most complet. isssr i nt of Jewelry, BSSsaS W are. Ac, ever offered n Ibia ir: icet. at vavs.ally ksr prices; and fterefore rr octfully in site Ate Indies and the public generally , to give usacall and take a iwssk, even if you don't buy. BfTTJtOLFF A OJW5. sep2L3iod Mais st. between First A hssssA. X W JKWI.IiR Y AT TTT STATE'S. FIRST ST. BET. MAIN A LOCUST. I AM now prepared ta offer lolhe public as fava and silecl an aesortsaeat f Jewelry a can ho found ativ srheie West. I have tut receivad sn Invoice of flu Watrhvta, of different patterns ai.d celebrated makers; also an addition of Sne Jewelry and Silver Ware, which IwiUaell at price to sun purchasers, i lease call and look. 1 have the patience to show yosx. If en don't hjy setl7 FBESH BtLTIHOBF YiTEBS. ' THROUGH INSU HOURS. EVANS, of Evans' Restaurs. lis just in receipt oi sotae Sni - w i M r..w ui ti 1 large, fresh BALTIMORE OYSTERS. which he i r.rt. wnicn ne is now orsusr ed toserrfi up to.enstomers on the shortest notice. The "Itoetor" will have a constant supply from this Uao until the close of-the season. sspltaf OA-VIE 1 At the EVANS BEaTAURAT, on First street onsvoaits oort oflice. 1 be higheet price vrtM he wa.d for su Kinos er tisme iswv7-n

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