Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 256, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 February 1854 — Page 3

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Local "and "River" Brevities. - - 1h river was rising at Louisviilä on Monday, with 7 feet in the Indiana chute.ImU crossinsr the falls still. Rising at CmBoats crossing cionati last reports. The Sultana was at our wharf yesterday morning direct from New Orleans. She left on Saturday the ,: ut a Je. tained a good deal bv fog. She had a tine freight and a good many passengers. The Sultana made an exceedingly narrow escape from the great fire at New Orleans, and yet bears a scorched appearance in front. She had the front part of her boiler deck burnt off, which has been repaired. At one time,

she was almost given up as lost, om w. Czar's last proposition rejected finally and nesaved by remarkable efforts. We thank Mr. foliations braen off. Alexander clerk lor papers. The Sultana Paris. Rumors of Count Oi lofTs mission ..... ... H UMmm freight here: 151 hhds a.re "ow he leaves directly for

1 0 .gar, oObbls and ;.0 half bbls molasses, Be- ..... , i rrt i ar. ' lucni is. ' it iv , . - , . .... r. ...... r, ; na en. .11 sacks c 1 1". Lewis &. Gray; 10 casks hardware, C S. w.u.. s L.Ips .mnnies. Foster aY Brown. ww v w w . f3 The J. .V. Sto -kwell was reported bf' the Sultana as having sprung a leak near the Sultana oa having sprune a k New Madr d.oa the Mississippi, and thrown oterboard some seven hundred busliels of . ... ...I n further nnrticu ars. T ie Kobb met her below New Madrid going on. i win De orougnt out tins season. The Jas. Robb arrived here yesterday ltL I I . ..!-. morning from New Orleans, with a large, cargo and a crowd of pasengers. ü e thank Capt. J. B. Russell, of the office, for papers ? l..i,dv Hi 13th Cant. C;.rrel was on ! i , - s ; . j a v v a -w -w . . - . v, F 1 i i .n,i i. . , i r,t .! v , . -j - . j - cept his invitation to take a trip. The Robb put off the following freiiht here i ba es gunnies, Decker & Kramer; 50 hhd 9"gar, 5 casks ware, Lewis & Gray; 9 bhds sugar, 7 ! ... , ... i ! r.h I. mn .tain. I i!n rif. I ;ivlor &. Ilarvp I .... 1. -. . . . T ijo nags cones, i r. ston uros. The Excelsior sunk at Jlontrose late-1 Iv. but can be readilv raised, as she lies in i r as shallow water. The steamer Franklin Pierce has been got off the F.-ll?, where she has been aground some time The Pike passed down yesterday mc rning early, bringing the mail. She is a fast and good boat, aud well known in the line. We thank the officers for papers. BY Till BT. AD.(. If A II. HO II. TrasosT, February tilth. Kliipments. J Sinzich 3 bxs soda boiseuit. C bbls crackers; Pacon A Co I sack bacon; J S Mitchell A. Sou r bxs oyster; Sthseffsr A Sthnx'ilsr ? bxs tobacco. jars do; Lewis V Gras ? bxs tndte, Shfbx gln; A II is A Howes 1 bx tob ceo. 1 lot Jars, 3 bbls salt I kg nails: i restor B.-os -1 X looacco. i 1 y r u. . i. . ie. t. i ., j . ".- doz wir. 1 b'd molasses; Hall.K-k A- Sto.blar.i 1 box candles 1 kg wins; lk D Heiiimiin I bale tndse. 1kg wine. I bx candy. I do raisius. I bbl whisky: Adams V i r,ife bbl WlllliSSI. Kratz HwttwSww I hh it ware; t-'ostrr V Brown i bl I inatkerol, 'J ba'e gunnies: J Spitt--1 10ft feet luinr: R Barns 4 ImI Is shingles; Babmet Bros 3 bales gunnies, 1 bx can.ile. 1 be oflee. 1 . lz broomt, I l.g sacks. I lx xe; J M Anp I bbl siilt; J P Byrne 1 bM molasses: Ellis Ac Sthlamp 1 i bl -whisky". 1 bftobiceo, 1 kg wine. 1 bid ipueenswarc, 1 hi soap, i kg powder: C Harrington 040 feet joi-U: E T He-lf-rd t bdl sack, a lot of plunder; Cook A Reis 3 bbls beer. Krrripts. W HnbbeTi t bale fuiN: T;n ..r A Harvey ICSsacks corn. 78 do wheat; J S Mitch-ll A Son üfft ks corn, -,'p cks bacon; AllisA Howes 7 bbls Hour; J & w Reil y i V.,1 liifll. CITY MILLS FLOI R. C1ITV Mills Kl .ur is now selling al f ii 00, wholej sale; retail 9r.-2.1. flforgood merchantable Wheat. 4.. cent f-.r goo-l Flour Barrels. J. N. ROSS, Agent. decOGdAwtf TIH PLITK. AC 12" boxes j ; 10 pigs Block I in; 1 cask Zinc; received per icawier Fanny Smith aud for said by dC3 SAM D EL OR R. PI BI.IC NOTICE. 1 O OWNERS OF HH S NOS. '.'37. 23.-, 239 AND 240, DONATION EN LA RGEM R UT. AMD abw here the Coniinoii Council f the City of Kvan.ville hereby declare their intention to widen the Alley extending fron Walnut to ('besinn streets, in Iii D-.iiati n Enlargement, and in rear of the above 1 a-ned Lois, and iht it will bj necessary toappropriate j Bva feet oir the south-w.-st oralley exi of each of ftaid ; I V .-- .M .('..... I .1111 ... .. -. I L.' . I ... . I '.ww s . ws , sv in i,n wtk" 1 u . 1 k , il mi in order that persons aggrieve.l by i)e widening of said Alloy, may have an opportunity -of applyingto ihe Comu.on I ounc.l for reUress, it s lurther prdered that a . . py 01 tbisoMer, atgneu uy itic Mayor ami allesteü by me 1. lern, i.i piioiisn !.i rr six weeits S'iccesi veiy in t e Evausviiie Journal; a pubi.e newspaper, printed and published in said city. Dated Febniurv b. l-54. Attest: J. S. HOPKINS. .Vavor. Geo. H. Todd, Clerk. fcOT 6w PALM SOAP, AC Kec'd per steamer States' man 25 boxes No. 1 Palm Soap. Par steamer Cumberland V'alleyRi doz Shaker Brooius; 6 do Wisp do; . 2i do Fancy do; for sale at lowest 'g..r- bv mb7 LAD. HEIMA x.N. BALRB Hay; Oats and Shell s I Co n. Also Ear Corn In sack, or loose, kept eonstautly on hand aud for sie at the new Western Feed Siorw. Joel T GRANT A CO. WANTED. TEN good Boot and shoe Maker, can have employ immediately. Cash up averv week, fool-tf HAKTA FELKBR. JUST reeeirad Hoi Corn Tracts: Putn kin's Magazine, for February: Valentines; at (febti) SAM I.ISTFR. popular, n AMH-COCK WRisgrv n t,Jt T brand can b had of (jai.'Ji; Ufcl.w BNT A V1ÜLE. ANOTHER TKILMPH OP Kit II' s SALASA.1DER. riaa AT ELNIRa, n. T. Ei.;ra, January 2, D"54. r. w.Tsor, A Co. Gentlemen: Th nicns s 'i . AMAN df.r," put chased from y ou . preervc.i our i.Joks Sf-LalSLn?

Large numbers of merchants are about The influence of Count NesselioJe is agmia) I ' 250 bbls sold RtlVC Money acvomz East n w, to make their spring pur- in ascendant. ; live storks unchanged. Pork tr.tle lower, cha.C8. The retail trade during the last year U i uio that the Czar is about to write an " bbls " M; Beef firm SM couu- , i i " . autoo-raoh letter to the Queen nl Fmriand in trv mess 011 repaKed. Chicago beol has very largely increased, and large stocks ao,,rapn i tier to tne i.u en ol t.ng ao in , - prices easier not quotable, lower, 1 9 1 n hu h he Wli endeavor to nrove tn her hp l.is ' Jiru. pru es easu r noi ijuuiauir, n n ,

by a quantity of spokes and relio, au. I fell int., n,e ( rates. Tallow closed .villi an upward tendenir 0 . pile of hickory - ami k ,u; JJ Cy. Linseed oil is quiet. Rice dull at Ida ome tune seen at a white heal, y el, lien it was. .pened. Mihing was found to bo injured, except the binding of! 1 decline.

tue books .which ere siainod by the, W. M. HILL A CO. 1 j nnmm f s. A Urge assortm. nt of RICH'S S A L A M A N D K K 8 always on hand al Use Depot, 143 Water stru t. SI "EARNS A: MARVIN, (success .rs to Rich di Co.. The only makr of SALAMANDER SAFES, combining nch'eanff Wilder' Patents. rbsj wnl bo sold at th4 manufxi turer's price with add.Uoo'of iraoiportalion ouly. ALI. IS v HOWES, feb7 Sote Agents for Indiana. CASKS nlnid Pant Stuffs; X 1 lo plaiu dj do; just r5c'd ami for tale by J. H. MAGHEE A CO. mAUPAl'LIN S Mail ' f TTlra heavy Uosloa UuciC J- of h;! r-it sizits, for sale by eba J. H. MAGHEE A COBBiJs . -- Or ing-sus ree'd at O fabl LOJE's hami'y Grey.rf

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iiiiiiiv u .1 v vviiniivi. Proposition Rejected!! (J M A K lJAl Jl A S MUVEMEMS!!! ZZtLZZZZl , - - 1.111 v a 1 aauvu ui 1 iuod 11 uiu lnmauu.. FRANCE PREPARING FOR WAR!!!' -xi v tv iv is i o, art.., New York, Feb. 20, P. M. The Baltic arrived below at 9 o'clock last 1 night, with dates to the öth. The Europa ' arrived on the Gth. Count On It's mission has failed. Russian Ministers at Paris and London have left. SW- a , , I ' . Kr-TPPJ hitrrr f(irbiPiMiir t . cumu po niff t Ber,in he will nut v.a.t tht capitol. . .. K . ... ... 1 r .. ....... .. . uuiiuii uutu iMiiciH icuwiicu y 11-iu-mg to t ,e anggesl.ons ot the Kussiuii consoIi4ie t Belgrade anu win ret use to accept the Suit. ni's two lirmans, unless Russia censents. Paris Bourse fell in English funds and af-1 terwards allected prices which, earlier in the dav, showed a tendency to rise. ( St. Petersburg, Jan. 29. j It is ssid the Emperor is luliy aw are of the i . . . ..... . DOSItlUD ID Which he is n aced. and will n. endeavor to avoid general confl,gratio if he ; can, oiny to prese. ve ins nonor anu rignts. arnvi not been tne aggressor. Jmp-rial ukase conhr'n summoning to arms of all the reserves .....ii x f.. -i u . B,..Bmr.T,L.n on h J Several Ciinard mi 'nmpr law nn Prninenl t0 carrv tro(,D;J tü ConsiantinÖnle. 6000 men go irom England, and others wiil ! be taken un from diflercut stations, and about ' - a t ... . - I lo.ouo men will soon be collected to form part f first expedition. No doubt but a brigade of J?uarda m ill furm nartofthe cxne- ! (Jjtion. . . r r- 1 Bucharest, Jan. 2S. j Ru-shns retrograde movement and falling back on Ribala. Turks remain in same posir Hon. Uuiar Pacha has eliet-ted a most im portant movement, having crossed the J)anube with 50.000 men and divided the Russian army, the nyht w inir of a Inch is at Krakovi the lelt ot (alatha. and the centre at Bucha r"st. Omar I achu crossed in person at 1 Olametz and at last accounts was oniy two days' march from Bucharest, where the RusIsian forces are weak. Omar's movements were to attack the rear of the army on its march from ICraknvia lo Kalafut A dispatch received by the Turkish Embassy indicates preparations for an attack by the Ti.r s on Bucharest. Russian accounts, themselves confirm the above by expressing apprehensions of an attack. They declare 1 the bad weather inundates the river, and. renders th passage ot the Danube impossible ' to the Turks. Orsowa letters of the 26t h ult., mention the river was Horded at that date, and the low grounds around Kalaiat are inundated Raiiovax, Jan. 25. The Russian troops still occupy their old position at Kalaloona on the 21st. Three Russsian regiments retaken, regiments that had been in acti n from the 5th to the 15th withdraw n to Krak va, having utlVred hefivy loss, and their place supplied by fresh troops. On the 23d the Stall of the Co. i.uiander inChief arrived at Dah'shtia. France. At council the Emperor strongly urged the necessity of preparing lor war. Preparations have been ordered, and work continues night midday, immense orders. for ammunitions, men, arms and accoutrements being executed; assembling, organizing and inspecting troops goes on. Gen. Pellsur is selecting 20.000 picked men, and all might be ready for embarkation in one week. M'tylene will probably be the chiel depot. 1 Grrat activity prevails in the Navy departmental uriesie. roursainng snips win oe ready in n short time, and two steamers are only awaiting their engines. The sea aquadion will soon be ready to sail, and the reserved squadron will be in a condition to reinforce it in December. Prince Napoleon has returned to Paris from Kim mlfioinn tn llolrriiim 'I'K.' mpuftnrr nf . , . , , r 9 r n u 1 Senate deterred from 2 ah ol lebruary to the oj 0f larch. The 4th regiment which is . under orders for Australia is now to hold it self in readiness lor foreign service, taking , nf ... 1 . mn and le;ivm,r al vouiio- sol- i mcrs onu rcciuns at u.iiiic. Vienna correspondent teleirraplis I hat OrI mm f V liiAlia J f , . r- S2 I I 'n I r . I 1 1 w . r r 1 r . I 1 . V 1 I V V mm 1 1 KJ H 1 x7 in. t f. a t ' ' i J icriuis pi ouu an jpajj X. U- I nesday. 1 he cöinbined fleets were at lieyos Bay 27th. England. It is understood that four vessels originally chartered by Government lo take truops from Ireland to West rndie., has been taken up on monthly charters so they in-.v I... u v n i In Ii M tu nrni,eoil I.. .- n v i. not u the ahurtest notice. COM3IERC1AL. I .......... . I.' 1 . Q I r a . m s I! l.i 1 j r Breadstuff have slightly declined. Con-1 sola WiaaWlf, improved teeiitxr not been tuslaincd. Flour is Is lower than at last oal - : lions. Purchast'fo are buying sparingly. 1 Some quotations taken for investment at 43s, ' Canal 40s 6ilaft3s. Baltimore and Philadel phia 4Js 6d, extra warehouse 42s. . I ,. , xjirain u.-ai irrvRVIwrj moil-, rait: iransoetiiii.B :it 11 rpillli-l i 1 .IX nl' ,! , !,1 unit.. l)d d ' !al2s9d, for mixed white lis 5d, mixed and I red 1 Is öd. Corn, but few transactions. Provisions All recent imports have been j cleared off. Demand very good lor prime nualitie?. but saleable only at considerable reductions. Beef and pork languid. Cheese Lard in improved request at full, ; The money market, considering state of attairs, is easy, rublic aecunties are com-' parutively little effected by the announcement made by Parliament. Consols closed for money nml account at 91 after official news. The Telegraph uf the a h quotes consols bet. er at 9la91jj. New York, Feb. 21, M. Flour firm; 1700 bbls sold at 8 41a8 37; 250 bbls Southern 8 7Sa9; wheat market unsettled; corn firm, 7500 bus solJ at 92c. The Africa got off this mornin;. Star of ihe West anchored at the quarantine. Other California 6teamers went lo sea. There was a terribly severe storm sno-v a foot aud & half deep in the itreel.

Crest Nnow storm. Philadelphia, Feb. II One of yesterday's trains from New York

noon. Horse and wagon found buried in snow down town this morning. The animal , . , ... j , . oeail la snow drift ten feet deep, and horse had slaved awuv w tliout the driver. The trainee at 6. cloc-k last evening not arrived at 11 o'clock this morning. The snow continued to fall till 4 o'clock this morning, ma two teet on level, and the streets are almost blocked up by drifts. No trains from any quarter arrivtd since yesterday alter ' noon, and none seut All roads blocked up by immense drifts. Weather warm now. Rev. L)r. Jahns, of Christ's church, EnisJ copal, is dangerously ill thought he w ill not recover. Pittsburgh, Feb. 21, P. M. River unchanged. Weather clear. Snow thawing all day, nearly gone. Cincinnati, Feb. 21, M. River fallen 10 inches; weather cloudy. Flour stagnant, depressed; prices nominally 6 60; whisky 22i, drooprng. Provisions depressed, buyers getting further off from tnnil'd , callnp.' aa i . i I . I n I f o . , t , . , r i iipuaa V V WW Wl IIMIL IuUCI LAIIIUU UIVIvuw . ..... ou.e inqu.ry fo. -Ju II snles at j.UiV: ines-s Pork Ire 'Iv ottered at ' . :t 141 r.n. inn l.t.l. Dl.l .,1 ll ! l'i rn- mn i.iiu ..r ..... ir.i sold at 8$, not much lJemand K0 chtoWi in groceries. New York, Feb. 21, P. M. on hrm. &aies ot yuu nates, ftaies f 350 bJ,' e at 1 lc. Hour opened buoyant but closed heavy, more sellers than buvers Ö250 bbls sold at 8 37 toBöl; Southern unsettled 58 62 to 9 00. ".. . J II I J - - f rltill sfw,wrrs ui-ma.iu ws. gjj n Pr9 jSSj 2 2u9ic. Sugar, 325 ii . ..... r,' HUT u II u , 32Ö lioisso u Bl lUgc. uiu ii e.us uiicn!iLinieed oil i.000 gals at 7oc. Scotch II II. U.S. . , . . . . . . i ... er niir iron. IUU lull? sniu n -iuo iinu--..n . II m j on 4in I. . Kentucky tobacco sold at balc Washington, Feb. 21 House Preston iniroduced bi;' for the enlargement of th Louisville and Portland cum I reierred. uoue took up H)mestead " a oil! in coinmiitee of the whole. J. C.Allen srok in favor of Nebraska bill. Senate. Bav-rd presented pli'ior.s in faor of establishing territori.il governments online pr nciple ot non-inTrvent on. t oote troved lo take up the hill granting land for the benefit of the indigent and insane, agreed to. Foote urged the passage of the bill. CfxciKNATi, Feb. 21, P. M. River fallen 12 incho.-; weather cool and cloudy. Freights firm to New Orleans, flour 60c pork SuV. Pound freights oOc. To Pittabnih and 1 I lVE..i;nn l.;aL. T-HUe n.irL- Tll-.7.-,e ' w i i ' i . t " H i .'ii i i . . wi v aw swv llouröüc. Lb freieht 2Ua25c Holder of flour firmer to-day, hut demand limited; -100 b bis $old at jo. Vheut$l 25a 1 30. Whisky dull at 22g. i'rovisions dull; 100 hlids balk shoulder? s.tld at 4'lc, oncket sales 4',0U0 bulk bides 1 w i.,.i ij ... i.'.,. 1 ,,iru mnm 91 -lc- i t ose 1,000 bbl 31. pork nominally '2 50 Sale 150 hhds sugarat 4lt5q for fair. Prime molasses 23c. New cfoverseed $j 50 a5 . Money Eitern exchange prem. New Orleans :j'alc preui at al BXCH :. COlrl A "Ml TABLE. u a a Ii. vi rt oaaaai n n avaikv km van waiajiai. bv G- COPE jAND, BANKER, Ijealrr in r. ichiit. C, Lund Warrant. Unrurrtnt aSSSf, 4-. V. t Ojiee o trtt. nur .lui. Cll K KENCY RATKH. INDIANA. I State Bank .v Brauctie. j Now Stork lilllk OHIO. Stale Bank iV lirauches. Ili.lcj.eieli .il Banks ' Stjte Stock Bank (p). .. ' " lss).. KENTUCKYAll Solvent Banks VIRGINIA. All Solvent Banks TENNß-iSEE. I NEW JERSEY. .par All Solv. nt Birks .ar par LOU13F ANA. Brunches in N Orleans. . par l'r ALABAMA.

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.par All dvent Maakft 2dis i fZ WE have on hand, and will sll I caper than i.lis V. & 3. CAROLINA, j Y7L nstial.a go..l and fashionable stock of Gold and .par Ali .Solvent Banks 2dis J rsüver Watches, Breast Pit s. Finger Rings. Ear GEORGIA- ! Rings. Locket, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Gold Guard .p.i All Sol vein Banks 2dis Chains; besides tt good man v other articles, a.'l of which ILLINOIS. we will sell par Nest k.-c. nt B'ks.l dis : t'ult at the Sign of Uns Big Watch, o Main Street, be.j, L .. y8CO VSIJJ. t n Firstand Second street" ldis AllSoiver.i Banks 3 dis röDi BlTTROi.FF A RONS.

All Solvent Banks wrjnrtCT ftre.v Marine Ins. Co. adit 1 Slate Bank V Branches, .par MICHIGAN EASTERN. insolvent Banks 3!is All Solvent Monk par Michigan In. Co ädis PENNSYLVANIA CANADA. All Solvent B.uks par A'l Solvent Banks 3di EXCHANGE. Now ork Buying al 4.... Selling., Cincinnati .. .... Buying Selling.. ..1 prem . i prem New Orleans. .Sellin; COIN American Gold. . Bu ing j prem Selliug.. Silver Gh inge... "" " " . I r.rem '.i prem ' : ' RIO rOFFF.E.-SObags.jus- ree'd per A. L. Shotwell, for sale by 5. E. GILBhRT A CO., febli Svc. near Water. nri.DTHK.r ssivikrks n vKsTir;s onr u stock is now tlrstrate in good of this line. Parties wanting to purchase a good article of tuce sty les of Goods, we wish they no uld call 111 and examine them. Uttrtt .MORUAA, Khh.V vV PRES107,. ARRIVAL OF NEW GOJD3. I UST arrived j..-r Moamer Bedford I I e ises Plaid Liuseys; s 5 do blue, black and olive Satinets; do new style Faiuy Prints; 2 do Apron Checks; 1 pieces black Cas-imere,; Black Woollen Shawls; Ken's Merino Drawers; Boys Thick Bn.g.iiis; Women's ide .im bed Bootees, Men's L'nli lied tfs bound Brogius; forsale bv JaaM J. H. .m .ii 1 1 hi-, co., pint t. DINSOLI HON. r,lhla copartt:erslii;i heretofore existing between Louis A'auui ami . i i n mu ruiwr. ousiuess, is tfeto day dissolved uj mutual consent. j rouerj o-iataoaa win ueroattor oe cameo on ai M U Lais Uuuul- Lou:s DAUM. j Jan'.M-lm AUGUST VtiL, I LATBOIT N Kill MALL. THB aabotribwr aaa all nataaataai Dm wharf, which lie wilt sell very low. Three ol them are iu good condition W m Msg, aba a her Um-jare r.-a.; for breaking up. Call soou al the City Mills. Jaatf GEORGE W0LFL1X. OTSTKRtR AtlAII 'I STreceived by steamur Bedford, 1 chest Ovstcrs; elltit at T ä ccruts anil $1 UK J iii-.M ALUS A HOW KS. iICKIsKSi ('.itstip. Pepper Sauce, Sardines, Gilrons anil dulws, fresi, at jan-.M E. T. BEDFORD'S, Second street. WTRAPFING PAPER MB reams heavy Crown,. Meft Uiuin unit iiftwjoio crow 11, tor sah- li dee X S. E. GILBERT A CO. 80 K EG of fHaaatAV Rifle and Blasting Powder, I forsale by (dcc3l) J. & W. REILLV. ree'd am H ATS . 0 CAPS. G RUTS' Silk, Fur and Wool Hals and Fur Cap,, Boy, ' Fur and Wool Hals aud Black and Blue Cloth Cape, for sab- at 1 1 U G H ES'. Jl I" JST IN TlalB, VFKESH lot of Kuggles ACo.'s Patent Sausage rtttters and Stutters, re. eive.l an. I fir sale at ihe New Weewetn Feed Store. (deean) T. GRANT 6t CO. OM1Ü6LER. 150 P.rplar Shingles in stnre mn4 for O salo cheap by (jao3U) PCEts TON BROS. tt'ATF.R CIIACKLRS. A VERV superior article of Water Crackers, made expressly for family use. at FA RRELl. V CO.'S febli-Dm Cracker Bakery and Confectionary. T)IC'KKDHOSS,I!V CAX VAS BALI NoTT bales Inst rec'.l per Clifton, for sie bv febli ? E. GlLBEIir ACO., SjeuMrWaicf,

b. selson Al CT ION. WOOLSEY & KELSON. VT7"Ä7ER street Evamvtll Indiana. Auctioneers aComiuiMionMerehanto,M;iBufartuMi ARein. Dealers in Dry Goods. Puruitu re, Oha. re. Clocks, Looting Glasses Picture Frames, Notions Ac. Particular afttontioniriiitothesaleoiaUdeicriptioDiofGoodi. KeguKSTffl- C" aug23iy woolsey a nelson. w mi . , a Ft It ITl'BE. SOFAS, Divan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Card Tables. Walnut aud Mahogany Plain and Dressing bureau's; Kom Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclosed 1. ri 1 1 i, VV ...I. I. 1 ...... a ' 1 I a ' 1 1 . . A .1 M 1 1 treses. Also a largo and general assortment of W'ood, Gaue ami Hair seal Chairs, for sale low by aug23 lyd WOOLsEV A NELSON. JEWELRY A NOTIONS. Ear-rings, Finger-rings, Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils, Watch chains. Keys, Gold and Kilter Watches, Steel Beedsaud Cups. Brushes, Combs, Purses, Fancy Soaps, Arcordians, iolins. Pictures and various other noUons. for sale by augsö ly WOOLSEY A NELSON. pHAIRS.-Jun recelred and for sale low at our FurI; ,.i...r w,t in .-.-....i...nt cane-seal, and sofa-soat Chairs. ja"rT WOOLSEY & NELSON. CJOFAS. Justreceired and for sale at our Furniture O rooms, eight line Sofas. jan-.7 WOOLSEY & NELSON. BEWTflAOt Just received and lur sale low, a lot or highpost Bedsteads. jan27 WOOLSEY Si NELSON. t LASS-WARE. Just received and for sale at auction VJ and private sal Jaa7 lot of Glassware. WOOLSEY A' NELSON. I VST RECEIVED and for sale, a larg lot of Looting glass Plate. WOOLSEY & NELSON. CsAKDINGK MAOTC WOUND HEAI.ER! This is decidedly the greatest Remedy for ine eure of Fresh Cuts aud 0ruies, that bus ever leen before Uie Public. It will cure Fresh Cuts. It will cure Fresh Bruises. It will cure Fresh Sprains, ill will cure Sore Nipples. Il will cure Chapped Hands. It will cure iiifliiined Eyes. And all External Injuries. HE ID THE FOLLOWI ü G TESTIMONY, as regards the magical influence that G KOINE K'.S .MAGIC WOUNU HEALER cxrts over Fresh Cuts : LtlTTER VROM tLLMJfOiM, Fancy F.rm, Fr.ni.klin Co., 111.,) August 15th, 18j3. ( Mr. Gir!!er. RtV' I have hud your Magic Wound Healer in my family the last year, and have used it in several cses. 1 will mention one or two of them in particular: La: winter I was chopping; and my axe trucW a limb aud gl cat "rid struck my ankle. ajMcBl it cut very bad. 1 aed nothing else on it but your Mag c Wouno Healer, aad il was well in about two weeks. Our little child. which l Miotit eighteen months old. had a verv bad breaking out n its head wifo pui nothing else on it b your Magic Wound Healer. :md il cured il in a few days. I have also used it on my horses,, and it givesgeaeral satisfaction. Respect fit II v, vouis, GEORGE R. MAR YELL. CUT HIS TOE OFF! The eridet.ee here given in favor of GARDINER'S MAGIC WOUND HEALER will seem almost Incredib'e to those who have never tested i's great ktalinff pmteert, nevertheless we give itin -Mr. Dodge'rowu words, as we know it to bv true: .Mr. WILLU HODGE, living near Cynthiana, Pocy con ut v. Ind..savstliatlast winter. alioiu Christinas, while engaged in raoppiMg wood, lie cut Iiis foot very bad, be I l .; I a. . l rep ii reo io ine I!..,,, a. .1 goi nis oooi on. iinu lounu uiai his great To i wa ut off: he fUi immediatelv for a bot tie of GARDINER'S MAGIC WOUND HEALER, (a-he had heard of its being used f-r fresh .-ul,'. and havi g put the toe bsck to its rdace. commenced uing the Magic Wound Healer, and in a hört time Iba Min MMl soreesa al! left; he continued the use of t lie Magic Yound Healer, aad in a few w.-.-k-arrs tdj: fmnwrn o.v jtnjiijvn ne er having intlamud or become sore, Mr. Dodge savs he mi v be referred to n to the benefit he receive.', from the use oftheMii"!c Wound Healer. as he has ii.ed il in everal cases in his fainih , and say s it is tiie best remedy for fresh cuts he erer used. Numerous ccrtiticaies could bt given, but wethinkthe foregoing sufficient, us thev show com lusivel that Gar- , diner's Magic Wound H.-n$er ri curr t'renh cuts, and ' thai freh ruts treated will me Magic Wound Healer will n t niflaiue or become swKe. I TTT Prepare- by JAS. L. GARDINER. Sold bv 'I h'.mas Newman. Mount V.-ruon, Ind. " " R. B. .1 .11... k. Princeton, Woolsev A l.inck. Kvansville. " and by Couniry Merchants generally . Iebl7-2nd5ni w rues: notice. At a meeliiig if ih.r Neotuno Wr Fire CsMHU . on the crei.ing M .1... ii. 1. - - .....t l 111.- I 111 IIISI . 1. U- UIMHI ;&S.f1 7. Rrstttrrd. 'I hat in future at any alarm of fire that WMkV "be given, w'-etlier false or real, that the range of this "ComiMiny be strictly confined lo ths Corporate fttniisof the Citv of Kvansvi'lle. By order of the Company. WM . HOLDEN. Pres't. wau H. Walntk. NscIt feb!5 tf JF.WELUV! J RWEL1 V !! REMOVAL." :piiksto.n IIKOTIICRS, fTholtsalt Grocer and Dmltr in Fertig and Itomralic Liquor. TWY'. Grocery Store of Preston Bros , formerly on Water street, has been removed trrtft north east eorner of Sycamore and First street, opposite Bemeut A Vlele's, where thev will keep constantrv on hand one of the largest slocks of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Ac. ", ths city. I he olrt customersof the house and dealers gtnerally. are invited to call and exam i tie oar goods and prices la-fore purchasing elsewhere. fet4 tf 10,000 CARRIAGE Bolts: IMI set Brass Hubb Bands; V ni Miver no un; IM) " Brass Samt Bands; lti " Silver do do; 50 " lo and Brass riated Top Propts; Ju doz do aud do do Dash Irons; 5 " do and do do Long slump Joint; 10 " Silver, Brass and Copper Glass Frames; 1,000 lbs Malazie Castings; 30 " Wrought Nulls; it) gross I roa Washers forsale bv C. M. GRIFFITH. feb? OF ITl .Jamaica, St. Croix, New Orleans. ALL1S A HOWES. Ik Boston, de31 1 a BALES Canneiiou X ' ' 10 do Anchor janJij . "Minzs; do; jus. vi and for salo bv ;.H. MAGHEf. A CO. i TVTEW STJO AR 1.034 bhdi assorted grades, diJ,a reel from plantation, for sale by jan'J4 Be. -VI r.. I fc v ir.i.E. ixriKj,.Kiirgunde Port, Port and Pure Juice, Claret and White Wine in . es. Maderia, Sherry, D. G. Gordon, Managt, Chainpay ne. pint, A quarts Common Sweet Wine. JbLtAMdt HOW KS. iaatl 35 K Hl'SH. frash erouftd C.srii Meal on hand and fof sale at (jan-iu"; COOK raiiiily Orocery. s) BBLS A No. t Boston Sugar-hou-e Syrup, second to O none iu the market, just ree'd and for sale at jan-.f COOK'S Faiuily Grocery. DEPPLR, GIMEMTO AND RACE GIN. X GE 10 bogajnat ree'd and for sure Ia febT S. E. GILBERT A CO., Syc. rrear Water. " s. ODA.. -15 kegs best Newcastle just ree'd. for al r) S. K. GILBERT Ac CO.. .Syc. near Water. b (leb ( COPPERAS AND LOSWODD -5 bbls jus ree'd, forsale by S. E. GILBERT A CO., febT Syc. near Water. V T kTPOrB "Oil cross best nunlitv bloeL- nml roUiid wood-box Matches, forsale verv low by feb7 B. E. GILBERT A CO., yc. near Water. I lf DOZfre Kggsv lJW ISO Ms " Bulter; M bush Com meal, just ree'd at COOK'S Family roeerv. Umt SI'I.AK AXDMOI.ASSES.aa t!00 hints Sugar; 50 bbls Molasses; 100 hr-bbls Molasses; In skore and to arrive, for sal by (Jaii30) PKESTON BROS. S'J'OUACiE WANTED, of the capacity of 6, OOO Barrels, in our New Fire-proof W arehouse, corner of Locust street and the Canal. Jan4 GEO. FOSTER A CO. I.OST, ON Thursdny evening, on Seccnd street, between Locust street and Rev. Wtn. ;4c( arer'a rcsicenee, a am 1 1 ll iiiii.u d Breast Pin and a Gol.l Cuff Pin. The finder will be liberally rewarded uran leering them at . v. . .a... ... . .. Unm.l ii.-.i -. ft M9 OUiVO VI IUV .. . i w . . i . .

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jrrt fcfc.w M s. l.Ol l II.LL PACKET. J He line staunch steamer 11.1.1.1; Qi iuLEY, I apt Tritlett. Commander, will run resuarly m the above trads till further notice. For freight and ptssage upplv to ADAMS A COOK, Agent. FOR WHITE RIVER. . Tue last running steamer WHITE RIVER, A. L'teh, Commander, will leave on Mondav, Feb. 20th, at 10 o'clock. For freight apply on board. febls-St FOB WABASH RIYEK. Tua line light draft slearacr Cant. Bhowx. Master, will run regularly ii'-n.-.Mii r as un r.vansvme anu v auasn pact-ei. ror freiglit or pasage apply to JNO. S. MITCHELL, or fehlt u TAYLOR A HARVEY. KOWMX, GREEN AND EVAXSVILLK PACKET. fTJJ k THE well known and -tauB.h .-.earner ÄS?r UM A IN , aanwaaBRwRwava.C apt. Jon Robiksox, commander, has comnien-ei ri uningas a regular Evausviffe anu Bow- j f- . . i ... . . i . i . una; irreon racket, to continue during the season, ror freight or parage upply on board. Mrttf j CRISEX UIVEK PACKET. - t 11 m j . .. CggMM tl DO , SBsfiaadaakn PLrasR, commander, will run asa ; regular Gr., n Riverand tvansvilk- pstckst, lea-ii.g Ev1 ansville even W ednesday and Bowlii.c Green every Monday, till ft rther notice. For freight or passage apply on board. jan26-tf HEUlLiK WARASia no LVASS. PACKET. frzKp a. THE staunch steamer 1 -"R Capt. E. Wood. Comman.ler, will run as a regular packet during the season in the Evansville and Wabash trade. For freight or passaee apply on board or to (Jaii23-tf) JOHN S. MITCHELL, Agent. aTf AlfaTVIIJLl! and 1.01 isvji. 1.1: PACKET. THE substantial and light-d'angbt steamer FA WN, W'm. R. HoxcRArT, commander. ha itga'tit takea her place in th Bvansrltlfl and Iiuisville trade. :md will cxnitinue to make regular trips during the season. She has been thoroughly overhauled and is iu prime order. aug22d3m IMPOKTANT TO THE LADIES. MR. AND MRS. FORBES, OF NEW YORK, IMIEjustlv celebrated teachers of a new ivstem of . DRESSCCTl 1NG, have Just arrived. and will give the Ladles ortl.is cily and vicinity, for a few das. l.-s hns In Cutting Ladies' and Child'eti's Dresses, by a perfect aud improved -stem that will enable them to lit all forms ami ze With the gi. atest precision, without thv iroublesome m-cesity or tiling SHI or altering a cir.gle tilen. It's so simple that any per-on of common capticlty can learn to tit themselves or others in any style desirable w itli two hours' instruction. To thoM who wish to engage in a profitable and lucrative business, il is of the it t is ot importance, or those who wish only to cul for lli.-mselve and friends, it is worth ten times the price of instruction. Perfect satisfaction given, r no charge. Patterns cut. warranted to fit the form. .r no pay. A II are k ndiy invited to rail and see. fr f charge, at the house of I aniel Woolsey ,Hsq., Second street KEFERENCtS. MRS SUA NKLIN, .MRS. WM. HE1LLY. feU.Vtf STATE OF INDIANA, j mm V.-'tiderbtirgh County. In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court Jilzey ti. Burkiiti, k laiutiir, against James Madin Ca-e and Rachel Case, his wife. Deft Action to foresloi a Mortgage. ft. N attl.lavit having been filed with the Pi-.intir'scom-AX. plaint in the office of the Clerk of lhe Vanderburgh Circuit Court, settintr forth lhat tho said Hefendanis, James Madison Case and Rachel Cm, his wife, are not, noris oitk..ro1 them, resioetit in the State ol Indi ana, but that fit e y reside in Oregon or California, as r.f Mailt is informed and believes and that they -re uecessary parties to the above entitled action. The said Defendants are theref. re hereby notified of the pendency ol the above cntHled action in said court, and that the uinc w ill statel lor trial at the next term H said Court, to t e begun and held at the Court House in the cilv of Kvaiisvihe . on the tair.l Monday in April, . JACOB LVJN K EN H EI M ER, mi. Joi.es A Blvhe, Cl'k of said ( ourt Att'ys for Plaintiff. ICbO-2w d-3(w oissor i no of pumm rship. rTHR j.artnership heretof.rre existing bvtween Ingle. JL Wheeler A Iglohart. Attorneys at Law. rs this day dissolved by mutual consent. John Ingle, Jr. has retired. H.4g. V heeler takes and represents nil the busi now of the Urin, except Rel Estate Agoscien, which are taken and represented bv Asa lgKIart. JOHN INGLE, Ja-, 11. O.. W H KELER, frrb9 3 w AS A IG L E H A RT II. Q. RaMMI . I.. ROBINSON WSI 1. ? 1,1. It & lCOHINSO, ATTOK.SEVS A"D CHX NCF.L.'KR AT LAW, (Succesr la Ingle, Wheeler A Iglehart.) General Laic and Collecting Jlgensy , corner .1aia and first sts. , Evanseille, Ind. feb9-l y j. r. ck isp, I CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Potter's Batlding, Up Sitairs. TF. CRISP, having removed hia Office to Foster's building, w ill b on hand al all time, , to taka ncj knowledgemei ts of Deeds, Mortgages, Ac. and attend ; 10 all busiuess requirwd of hitn as a Juslico ol thw Peace. fcMKf g BOXES Dick's Tob-cco and 1 gros, Yellow Bank F inc cut, for etile by (fete.) FOSTER A BROWN. L. W. WI58TOM. w a. v. a IMSTOM 1 Ni s t o T. SHOT WILL. I. A CO. . wiasTOM. nTnfwit. WHOLESALE DEALVR IS A. S3 Pearl street, bcttseen Mam and VI liciatiati. O. febll-lmdAw CATSl PS, PK KLES, SACCKS, OYSti:ks AC. RECEIVED direct fiom Baltimore 0 boxes et) doz pint T omato Catsup; tf do 30 doz quart do do; 4 do S doz quarts Pickles, 4 do 8 doz hf-gallon do; 4 do 8 doz do do: 4 do 8 doz Blrck berry Cordial f 0 do ft do, pint Pepper Sauce; 6 do 6 doz quarts do do: 6 do N doz a Cans Oystcrt ; C do 12 doz 1 tft do do, wannte to keep veitr, tor site at tue lowest sgures rry jahJl 1. A D. HElMANN, Main tlreet. LKATHEU A Ml ITI)1(. . TTLL1A.M BELL, is lust opening on Mam street oj.poscetir. HatiR.a large ami wen eeiccted Stool terond eiidiugs, consisting in part of .. .. .. . . ... l of leather iOOti sides of sole lealn.-r, Meiulock anu apanisn tanned. 50 doz, tnorro -co. No. 1. 8, and 4, Tampiee extra Mad russ French and Cajx; boot, and Lu.iiea French. 75 doz Mii ntn City, heay couuiry, light me diu in 20 doz t'.. -hi neal Roan lli 'Piuk blue and green do 20 Lining- Pink, blue, and green. : 40 " Bin. lit gs Lin. lsey'a cape g.iat and aheep. 5 " Patci:. kid skins. JjO " Calf skins light, heavy, aad raeu.uei Werk Fair and Citron, n io Oil thong leather. Mud rasa Kid 20 bbls pegs. .on prs- tasis Boot trees, r.i'ps, awls, pincers,. wax rratta. balls, taetis . . . a LaaI' ai stamp. thread, bulfers, slicker wiieei, keys. and all other tools an4 materials useu by sho maker, all of which will be sold on the most reasonable ctms JeI4 LLATHTRK. AC. JUST received by steamer Praria City, direct frvm Sewr York 101 side. No. 1 Role Leather, 25 dozen tine French Calf Skins, 25 do Coachaneil Roans? 10 do Green "' IO do Creame do; 15 do Pink 1(1 d. White öo; 27 nekheg s Shoe Thread; 1 dozen of Buck; 1 do GIveKid; 20 do fine BuffSide; ,j pMaagas Gents' and Lndies' fine French trlrr r.cntrtrr med Cork Solos; all or any of which will be sold cheap for cash, or made up to order. jnic-'i HART A FELKER. BOTES Lec-ocs ju r'd at SZ rf,4 rnfl COOK'I "mi:v Grflfory. ... .

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m M r -w ... at . - bbbm - --r- -mt-- 4 ex .7 for f.i. rmiil ( nrr of " oiicik colds, noARscras, BOMHITiS. V,;i0CPI(;-(0lcnr . . TO C I BE .V "."ri"""" .ORKNh Or THE lOl. uvetiie i bbbrt pptRaL on going to bed, and wrap up warm, to swaat da rinr the night. r , ; ,,.ornill- noA FOR A COLD AND COl ".gj"";."?? , and evening, according to dlr-amns o.ine doui, . ana UV diffleuliy will soon le removed. on WI" suffer from this trouble when they Und It can be re.ily cured. Persons alTli?teu w un a " J"' " " " break. them oftheir rctat iftJSS the Chfrry PK( tobal 01. going lotKjd. they may b iure of sound unbroken sleep, ad conequentty re rerf.inf rest Ore" rel.efirom suffering, and an ultimate cars, I afforded to thousands w h-, are thus affl.ctwd, by tht. ia ''l1:1 effect Vn these case, ..JIM Ibemselve. uwiMr.g teforego ita UiS wheu lbs ascsswl. t v lor il has ceased. " From two emmeut Physicians In Fatb iTRviLLK, Tick S., April 16th, 1851 . Sir Wo have given vour Chsrrt Prciorai an tensive trial in our pra.-tUe. and fad It to am every mtmmm .m.u we have for curing affections of the rMaa TTlJ I nrf l DB Dlüx'tiR A HAMPTON. ToivsSL K AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS this rem, dv hr invaluable, al by its action on Ihe ibroat n Mungft. w'ben taken in tmaU qiiauiiueft, I remove anboarariTeTsh, a few hou-s. and wonderfully increase, the powTHMfisgen;..: often whot1 v cured brCmU PnttU. But there are nbiwn so obsUnale as to ,WW entirely to no med, ,ne. Lbrv Peci oral will cure them. U tbey can bo cured. KoOM'lims, or irritation - ' ' JJJJJ portion f t! e lnngs. may be cured by ttAlftkg CmuMt 'k. tÖra. in mall and frciuent doses. Ihe uucoiafor' ShaTn e l'uEt Fx, tor cure .uchc .se.wf A st hm:. :.i.d Eronei.m ea-J tu to bell.va it C. nirelv f;,i to cure tho-e diseases. f . FOB CROri'.-e an euaetic of antimony, to m lowed by large and haqai STsÄ t on a 1., until it svibdaes the disease. If Ukau ,u eaon, il will not Tut to cur.. . WHOOPING COl GH may be broken np and ob cured It the ue ol t hern l'et'.orul. THE 1NKIA1KX2A I iMw1U -emoved by 1 bU dv. KuLaraaa instance, have bven i.oiiflc here who m fainii.es were pr.de. led from any serious QLTwwM whiletlieir nn.-11-ors.uithouiu.e Cherry Peitoral. war sintering from the disease. From ike IMtUgMÜmtd Professor ofChemistrf an,.' Mitcrio Medien. Bovdoim College. I have found the CftwiRt Patctorai., as its u.grediei.U a p.. crfu. motiarv diseases. rArvi.i v .- - 1 .. ... -i?,.i. t 1. iH.VOLFATnlMWTT, Th$ v,dr!n celebrated Professor ot S-rgtry 1 lit Medial Cei;r.wVf York CU. '- "It gttwft me pleasure to c-rti.y tf value and efflcMy ofAt.K'sCuxRRx Pl,torsL. wblafcl tmm ftrnj Haft a.iapted toenre disease, of the 1 l.r.u.1 an I LW Cur ftnTswvere .linkses upon the Lungs nav beew effected I.t CHFRRV PEC TORA Lin auch "r" as warrant the belief that a remedy baa . at ih b. found fliat can bedep.-n.led ontocure Ihr pwahf. lldft and Coi.sumptio,, winch carry from .ar everv rear. His indeed a medirm. te h.ch the affile, ted can lo -k with confidence for rel.cl, ana tby sboalA not fail 10 svail themselves of lU ...,R Prepared and sold by JAMES f . 41 ER. Practical ( hcmist. Ixiwell. kftftt. r-p-Soll inEransville by Keller, Eam-ley A Of; J. M. D. Miller A Co.. wholesale and retail; In Prmcas lor. bv R. B.Hall.ck:in Peters'. urgh by Adams A C amp bell: and by DruggisU throughout Ik State. q tj 5 5 llftsl.F.Arw'S VOI. AN It. oil JLIKIaVIEIwT. IV M N E S D C C ES s O V E R 1 W ENTV ONE T HO ff SNI BOTTLES SOLD IN ONE. MONTH, in Haial Louis. This valuable 1 inimeiit has been H?fore lb pab Rw onlr twenty months, yet it has gained for itself an ruoriiioas ,o.ulurit bv ii own inlrinsic luerlts. It la ... mmmmmm i i.r ,vrv ullier inimeiit an resre- y ror inw ..vv..., ---Tf . V t. 1 V I M A I ureoi external lisease t.v .ii.nti.ion..i 1 k. ......... I. ..t:.rl. Iiiivi' been ina.ie i.y projinew. other l.itiiiuents lo injure tbe reputation i.nd retard tb j. of ,ui8 bjvaluable medicine; but Tra!h is iviglity. iuw Mclean's Volcanic Oil liunton! has prettilert . The niinicuious ciins tnat it has and is daily perfermiug. is be- oming known to every person in the Western and s.vit .em mi.trv. and wherever it bos been used all oiher HiiiineMsaud external remedies liave been diacarded as useless. Mel.EAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT WIBui.e chronic or Inflammatory Kheumalisni. Para. Ivsis stiffnessor weakness in the Joints, Muscles or Llgn nenls, contacted Muscles Bruises. Sprains, Neuralgia, Tooh ache. Ear ache, or any pain. It will remove any swelling. Tirmor, Piles. Hard Lur.srs. Caked Breats. Sore Nipples. RitM of Mosquitoes, or any inflamatioii. And it will cJcn!e, purity ami heal the toulest Llcar Sores oil the legs or Skins; no difference bow long thef mav luve oi. ted. It will also soo he and heal Buritft, Sca'ld, Fresh Cuts. Wounds, Ac, sooner than any albaf reine.lv. , , WeearnesMv advise all persons who may to affiiotod with anv of the al.c diseases, to obtain a supply at ance of Mclean's I e '-.rated Diniment. It is the only rellabla remedy. It will never tail lopodtcea sedy and ee inatien't cure if properly applied. W ho then will iuffer when a safe and sure remedy is so easily obtained. W are reeeivingda.lv hundreds ot c.-rtincotes from all par: of the country. "We think the following will ha suSKG entto corrrincethe most incredulous of tha miraculaat affects of tb'U wonderful medicine : J. H. RTeLn.R Dear Sir: l t.-tke tbis method ol thank ingvou grate! till) for having been t ie means of restof ing iuv son, flltee"n years old, an entire cripple for naarly one year, now a halo and healthy young man. TwoyearJ airo iny son had anatta. k of Rheumausm: I used several bo tlesof Mexican Mustang Liuiineal on hnn. and various other liuimeirts im! r.-ineuies, but all lonoeffecl; t4 still got worse. The flesh on his legsdflcd to the bonei , the muscles became contracted drawiny his fet irpen n right angle with Yr body, so that he had locrawl on hit hands am.' knees, or hobi.lo along on abort erutch in n silting posture No one caiilorm an iirc-a now ue suuered by trie cbauges of the weather, the moat excruciaUag pains. Mr. Listen, of Illinois, called at our house. Hi. waft cured some time ago ot bleeding piles 6y your Voleanla 0?l Liniment. Meirave 11 a pan of a bottle, which ba al wa s earned with him. 1 used it on his side: il relies, e.l the pain .immediately. A fer days after he rt aaa two botlies by mail.' 1 aj plied it tw ice a day, and it relaxrd the muscles and cured him entirely. He can new ork, walk or run as wellaa ever. Yours, "ff"-1? JESSE BLRROLGHS. I live four miles west of Mt. Plcasat t, la. 1 can gal all iuv neighbors toeeriif to the above facta, if necessary. I am "some acquainted wi.h .Vir. Burroughs-, and know tne aboreto be sirM.v true. LOl'IS BR0jTR05.4a,V FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS. Mclean's Ceiebtaled Liniment is the only sale av! saaable remedy for the cureol Bpndnft, Ring Bone vv ian Galls, Splints. Unnatural Lumps, Nodes '"""ft H a ill never fail to cure Big Head. PoWarri, FTJa, R1 l. cn,.v if r.ror-rh applico. For r . 1 . A U nutining a o. r. u - , "rhwf. ,ad Sprains. Brui'.-s. Scratches. 1 r:.. s y I db or collar Gall, Cuts or Wounds, ll IUI tmmm ' .-, is an intalnbla remedy. Applj as directeu.aj.o 11 1 1 war erL!ree'uöuCs accompany each bottle in English RR G Th'.'s Lii iment is n ow put up iu 55 aant. Ml centand gl bottles. The joeenl ' fmLoiiR three liwei ibequaitltv of ihe 'il cwnt size, and on in proportion to tbe eask For anlalg " EcLEAN. ao4e Proprietor. Corner Third and Pine Hree'.., St Louis. Mo. Forsale la EvaitevRle. 1ml. by KELLER , EARNSLEVA CO., .MILLER A CO., al Proprietor's prise. Oct . r.XCLI.MOH CIG ARS. JOHN I.AVA L, Druggtt, on Main street, between Seeond and Third, has ju:-l received a Urge lot of verj ! - - u -r - - k. .11 u.11 ut wholesale Or t!U vcr. iw He invites the esicial attention el " . i I... lii.i Cigar Epieures to Ins stock. ianawaai , , SELECT SCHOOL. MRS M. JL MORRIS rcspe'nu,'.v nn"nf to the citrzensof Etansrille tnat she wi I open a School, on Mondav, January Ibfh, for theiirstrnetion i ofa Dnrhad m:inber ef pupils tn the regular branches of an English Education. . . Raving lani constant experie-nee for the last 14 y earn, s'ie hopes to give entire satisfaction to all who may raror her with their patronage. Porterms. Ac., apply at her residence, en First street, second door from the Episcopal Church. RKrER EM Es Messrs. ALIAS A HOWES, HÖRN BROOK A CHURCHILL, SHANKL1N 6t KEU.LY. Jai,lC-tf . i - " .... --a pnA.TIPAlbA At 1 vK.-IO 'new, p.. W s sisikf fine aatlnla in .L.rw TiJ tiT nllll hV Ian'."1 PRRRTOlf mVkWm, "JVT CVr KICK. A tie'eslust roe'd. for asle by

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