Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 264, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 March 1854 — Page 2

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DAILY JOURNAL. A. H. SANDERi,. EDITOR.

lhdi7Jeerr,re 0,1 ürt Britain, is had in the following list of those who believe r.at Ire.- i:.s itttlionnn- with hope and joy to the everlasting youth of ' " kfthaweek ."j , imports of tlour, grain, cheese, &.c, into Liver- Pend lur their existence uriou tret lorn of heaven, where the y two shall be one forever. Tri- YVeeklr Journal, ner rear I - 'nlninn m nh.irv;i ilni ,,mp Ii .m' ri'iTjiii nl hl.. . . - ..

WeeMfJeVaeL w Pool, for the fortnight ending Januarv, 1854- ' , .; . " TZTii 1 13 mie imME-W tne marriage - wvw' ; . " foreign extraction, and equally theüer- of spirit with pirit Their love is woven in-

tare aUiriz.l areut for the. transition of bnsinesa fr ae Evaiisville J.. irnal. Tue Poly journal wiuue iouiiu oa fie in their dlieo. ant advertiseme ms and ubsvr.,iotn arc rao.ecuu.lli solicited tar., i- i Lkem. . : . - CITY OF EVASVILLE. FRIDAY MORMNG,:::::::::::VARCH 3. European Affairs. The intelligence by the Andes, so far as has come to hand, is exceedingly indefinite, and consequently of but litt Je interest to anybody beyond the mere fact of knowing what it ia. The prospects still look very warlike, and it would appear impossible for a reconcil iation to take place without it. The Czar and it is conjectured that decisive ar;d crushing still remains hrm, he contemplates a .. movement early in the spring, an ev which all his management has been directedFrance and England are still making active preparations, and will no doubt lend efficient aid lo the Sultan, when the emergency of his a'tuation shall demand it. Breadstufis, it will be seen, have declined a trifle, yet it is believed that the highest prices will soon be attained. Money continues abundant Si lair rates lor good securities. .Harth wahinvtan leaaplrator-Attempt to rescue them from theBellu Sue nil .tit a I cnrmsnnnilnnl nf t.io f.niiievillpTitlirnnll.i - , I.I II II Cl I I a I writing irooi on ooaru ine neue ouenuan. at Paducah, gives some interesting particulars c i . . u r r . i an uuoruve mieuipwuo uicp-ii. u. a..... wontg... marw . w a. -ooV ' to ra.se a not on board and eflect tee rescue ;

ot the prisoners. While the Hneridan was gppraliojadi Les than 2ö per cent, of the acat Mount VernoD, the Ben Franklin came cijeot8 rcguiting in death or injury, to per

alongside. Iramediately, says the writer, we were boarded by a large number of her passengers. The police had anticipated the ar rival of friends of the prisoners, and were prepared for their reception. They were, however, disappointed, in finding ihat but one i of the number of the Franklin's passengers was on the errand suspected. The scene ot excitement which ensued, upon Mr. Sherri-1 ger coming into the cabin, and with oaihs ,. , I e ir- ii. demanding the reh ase of K.ssane and his coniederatef, isreporieu to nave oecn muescribable. The passengers to a man rallied to the support of the officers, not knowing but those who accompanied the disturber ! from the Bea Franklin, were confederates. They at once determined to assist in the defence of the law to the last extremity. Mr. Sherr'ger, finding that his plans for exciting a riot had failed, and that neither himself nor the prisoners had any friends on board, ceased his violence, and began to seek the sym-1 patuyoi tne pasaen-ers uy aaaeruoo o mnocence ot the passengers and aenooncine

the illegality of their arrest. His movements l only continued to incense the passengers) fj- The modern way of asking for a maragainst him, and it was with difficulty that a riage license is to say: Clerk give me an

number could be restrained from throwing him overboard. The boat in the meantime had got under headway, and the passengers not liking his company resolved upon a more quiet way of getting rid of him. The passengers addressed a note to Montgomery, requesting the removal Capt. of Mr. Sherrier from the boat, which was promptly ....... . I complied with. He went back on board the uen t ranKlin. l he passengers held a meetacting, and resolved to constitute themselves into a "committee of the whole" to see the fely laiu'cd at Helena rkan-' " prisoners sa eas. HThe New York Times Mates as a fact, that the cartridge factory at Ravenswood, at the time of the late terrible explosion there, was engaged in niimo-an order tor a million i I iSHi a m . a . . I iet 10r a m 1 1 1 lOn ,f I . contracted for . Anil, as mat of cartridges; which had been to be delivered at a given day 'given day" happened to be a day or two before the sailing of the Northern Lio-ht lor ss A Ba.i.ier Cousty for Io.ioraxce. I'utnam county, Indiana, is the banner county lui 1 4 nji a ii ee auiiuug n 1 1 hub a t.vm-ge, auu i three newspapers are printed in it.. According to the census, out of a population of 18,01Ö, there are 2,035 adult persons that can't read nor write, or .k.o.s ,,, nJnth rein ' . "n; f.o... wanted there WennSchool master are wanted there derstand the printers are desirous of disposing of their establishments, and if the census ... . . .... returns are correct we are not surprised at It. Graham for March. We have received

ing on board, and passed a series of resolu- about fourteen years o.U; that in his voting great nustake ot their hves. The chain is m,.tions complimentary to the police and Cap t. i lve or life, he tied upon the wings of des- j not to them a silken one, but a cable of iron, i b -ore the Bntdsj of March. pIi. .hey" wdi vn.,.! ' ,Vecvivv.HMie'7:ib:'!nand "" wbod 'iTli 1,ZTco W",TB'I "-..il. ... . nair before your uplifted and murderous wea- ! that ti-htena arm ml them mom .mil mn a !"-" n f 1.1 percent. and aaail eroeeed toeolieet rv . . ,. .".

31 Jilt "imery, or their herOIC COndUCt iO main- .l . IT S I I . i . , - , a.ud Ta.xcty distress and aale wiiheost ' 1 r - : , , . snwssee. jiu.u.uci,,.! ac.uaiLuuuuuiu uidiu pon: that he lleJ in va;n; vou outstripped crushing out all hope and energy, Substitut- J vs l p vn k Mirhii wThh) Utsveaftiiy that Mrs. n. Woolseg has take, lea-1 FT'P-rtieuiaratieMtu.i, given to shipments b Canal taming the authority under which they were him: the deadlv blow fell önun his lender Insr huato fasr basso . nd si-..i ;1. Lamaseo Citv. EUJ. ir. tAi. r.,...,- of Hi in Utess Cuttiiur. after our improved method h WABAdH VALLBg A.MI TOLKIX). IfebvA-Sn..

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XT. . . ... . . cuuntTi sou ue alelY iveui, mat on ur-be- " i legsj siiuuni never ok tue result Ol l-in . o"-1 1,1 iieuo in Nicaragua, the limes intimates that the or- , fa -, f . -, .osta r.s. ia.i n tu . n . h. sloaiSSh. . . . conlrriday of April, ISM, (the 11th,) you ' Ihe ball-room and the evemu.r party , , der aforesaid was given by a .Nicaragua Land Le taken to tbe place of execution; and that rarely develoy real chiracter. Under tne ---- Company, with a view to facilitate certnin between the hours of 12 o'clock in the morn- exhiierating inlluence of the dance, the glare ' SKW AI) ER T1SKMEXTS filibuster schemes they have iu view in 3Jes- iU' aml 4 in tf,e afternoon of that day, yuu of tight and the merry quip and joke, the dis- ! - " miii.n in . he handed bv the neck until dead soiute votili" man niav ntinenr nmi.ihl and! ' kii.i. A. CO.,

noito. and tnereanoui. " . ' - fi - it on A A . v n vv t at.

, -. - . . , ... tm.m i . I ..... u , . , ...v. iiiuiii.nut V. t J .II.UI uuu irom the puDlisher, this excellent American day, throwing over bis proper work into the moral evils that result front th.-se Mniul alÄlonthly for March. Its marked improve- Bietst is given up to receiving the calls, list-, liances for siifut thev are. Thev ruin the

nient over all preceding numbers proves its determination to keep up with all the Utero- . . . ry improvements of these fast tune.-. It has

an immense circulation in this city already, for nothing as he would be likely to get out , the parents, both physics 1 aod moral, -nd q boxks sIar ( ;ndie;hlve m M' - ndiesand at the present club rates deserves a much : l"e publisher by regular paying. If he go out into the busv world stunted and C " -ir bxssur Cam lies', lust ree'd ami r. aiM J'

larger list than it now has. It is for sale at 11-...-. . - . .. a , . ton IiomU i-turoj si . ! ' llj-kjh a cannon-suoi, urea Irom the right i bank of the Danube, which fell close to the

quarters of Prince Gortschr kofT, were the a ' u rt(lupsH"g him to do this or that to g'-nlle dove with the carrion crow. Like ; fMlou E fresh Kai ins an.) Fi - i,:- re. M. f.r at noTTO hittmo mwj it si half and 20 r,nar-er boxe. words: "Good m-rnin" to vou, Prince Gort documenta-for th, benefit of ntierstr.ngers should haye like. It as a glorious sight to V T. bacon ,v cö.-s Family Grocer,. ( j ,tanig .,. ,.y RJlft jfe 1 -;. ' . - aihakofr." or mere acquaintances, who have no shadow 1 see two old people, who have weathered the pfFF I1E tOVIMs.i case rev d this d.vas lt A ,BH Fresh Butter 9 hhi. Freds Eeeat isad "roTs - CDÄkuff! I of claim to tax hi:,,.-7V,,,, . storms, and basked in the aunshiues ofliln J?mtm ... . Jas. lov co. , MH) lo , ( 5 er! 1! tS" Itlf M V .-m,.; ?f a -ior -ri:ch1 I u'-u it" 3tehs street, tosdasiile, h, . fob. 8 HAMILTON'S Giwecn i ree'd aad for ode b; .i".. riLMuN nfOB,

SEcuiaTion i Breadstutis. Some idea

of th immense speculation in breadstuff's and provisions between the United Statei and unprecedented : 710,231 bushels of wheat, -3, Sol) bags do, 212.102 barrels flour, 7,303 sacks do, 3,427 bags sago flour, 315,632 bushels Indian corn, 24,106 bags do do, 4,400 barrels corn meal, 10,301 bags beans, 13,7i0 bushels beans, 2,400 bags ppas, 4,400 bushels oatf, 4Ö0 boxes chepse, OS casks do. In anticipation of a general war, English , . i . . , i . ' ! , t . n Iva T ........ speculatots in the Liverpool market, are sa.d to be buying up and sending into atorc, all sorts of prov:sions, and particularly bread - stuffs no doubt auticioatinv larae orotits bv and by, when the plowshare is turned into . it i u the sword. Hence the bread riots that have recently taken place in England -hence the famine prices that rule even here, where no money lost than won New Vokx Railroads. The tate En- ... r ;iiieer has just submitted his aiiM. .. report of J . 1 - M . . tne work oi the various raiiroaüs m me täte of New Yurk fof the past year Tne report U müre full and embraces much valuable stallötlCa mtormaMoti, over any pre.iuus report Tne reanlte are more gratifying than the fritfntj.s ot railruad enterprises had reason to sons, are shown tobe unavoidable. Asutiieb Wosdes. A Aoinait living in tne Eastern part of Diyton, Ohio, a short time fcince presented her husband with a bov, whu weighed just one pound! His first bed üed VM maju M a co,mo s;zcj dinner plate. The event has created a great cxiite n ent in tlat cjtv rpne (jazette says halt lhe Ja(liej in town have been Xoeee it ar d the re8t are "getting their things ready'1 1 go and see it. CO" The Denton Democracy in 3Iissour; are preparing for a desperate struggle in the coining election. They are about to establiMi nve newspapers in aitlerent portions ot the istate,in both the English and German languages. frT- A Mr. Thomas Rninoir .'bo vvn r-r-..i . n si i ceutly appointed (.onsul to Bolivia, nas been ' rr i remüVed by Vresdelxt u isJ gaid f, ; been 6,)uwn lhat he edile(, in the Fall ct 1S52, a Scott campaign paper at Cincinnati. older for a worn in. luck, s. ii ii nee Judge Hart, in sentencinix the murderer, at Dayton, on Saturday last, said: "What : , , i j -i bloody devil seized upon your hnman nature, (Jod knows; but this is certain, thatissuin" from your lurking place, you fell upon an old . nnJ defenceless woman, dragged her, perhaps, tfont tne wagon, ana wnn lerriste loree nest I her Lfray nair ,( ,er face and ,ier skuil h)t0 a : mere mass; ihat you fell up m her son, a lad ! skull, and he too was in eternity. Vour mo- i tires are not revealed. That they were1 cruel and biooo-v' and backed by a purpose I which no considt rations ot mercy cou d for a moment shake, is plain. There is no assign- ; ible motive to your deed but an inexorable rt.ver.ge. Irancis Dick, you are guilty. Francis I)ick, vou must die. It is the law of God: it " I " . . . I I- m. as . a . as Mn4 Aiirvlit tu t Cm r ' . . I I Al rii a rs flir U Ul,u uup"1 l" amm " ' O ,... ... w murderer sball die. Let no hope deceive you. no hope allure your mind from the steadfast conviction that your days are num- ; bered. The sentence of the Court is, that -VljU be taken hen,e to the common jail of the. Editohs, and what is ExrncTD of them ii mumM S"- , mm utm la. . - , ii.i mi n.njr. t uere is inaiiv ujuurnaiist now languished in poverty while dozens II ,-. . iii" success in ho no imro l in irt im. . ,.v ... . . .... t w am I - . .,.11 . . I.I . I L mm. . I , 1 L. ,uw ,UJ ,u-v m WVT vmrnu9 a,m nave '."."iH ma i-iy vAswawaswo. i nere is no country save ours, in the world, where journ-i alists are expected to do so mueh work lor the ' special beiieht of others without recompense, .. . . .. ffj 7 f1 of mmtf editor s are inaccess oie, n not anonymous; they may let Vou know what thev think but not who thinks . j i it.

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actual scarcity exists, but where speculation l" '"P frank, and W bought your body to make a A 1 OL AS5ES ANO SYRUP - i burgh, all atVaTuat TeVd.d teTi l aV is as rife a. it i- abroad If no war come . . :"ocracy l,iau lä ut'-ors and supporters, uatomy." -f - Bortoo rup; 4 bhls Supar-houaa J& . GII.Brll. I a- fo..Sjc aerW.tar.

howeverthat is no general war involvii.ff !-... i.. .. 1 ; - ..re. . ' "-'" uuu. uU, OooK'd raaalls Osoeorv.

0 - t ""i lucvini u. v.c..i.allB matter we bought vour carcass rom n v , r imtu.-. .uum i.Ms, paints M l I FA . I I I 1 I . ril r . . . I . I ? J A ' I 1 .!(. S ,..:r.. f 'r il o ".II . 1

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You cannot walk into an editor's room Bessin Inn broken-splriied men. made old in t ST. BSa. ..I. . . r

in Lcndon or Paris, and ask him to devote his columns to your own advancement as profit, Here this is done every day, even by utter strangers. Half nil editor's t ma sometimra hi wholo e'ig to the stories and obeying the requests one goon-natureu ,riei,u .iter anoiner, wno drops into try his chance of netting ten times as valuable an advertisement out of hi m fails, im Lmj nlki.a I . . r ha ha nlnnlu nF h.erlo9e!! nothing, for he has plenty of u,ua "ii ii ne sueceeas, ne ins nsennrs . a i used his hJ? f. , g imposed time to deciled advantae. And viI'ty abused thus is good feelin upon. . MY Bn editor receives several letters

Xebraka Bill-, lie independent

FoKitiou of (bo CtraaM of Cinc-ita 1 ,, It liifiiif lint he ri nil r.' r ,.f nlonillirP tn All mm - - j. selves the lie Piniol evei.ta ul the times, and jinrn-lvat the CMOiUiaud o C party U to rotuee, men ly at tut coiinii inu of parly be led to the Siippiiri of a wrog 0if lath oMwprvv,..,!,..;. .uw. - er,, a. the Kev,l t,u, w,e ...reed u, dec are and achi-ve lu- ir iiepeiitlt nce, tod we look

upon (he went we are ab ..it t.. r-mrJ as an- i Afler trying variuu experiuients, all to core o'l.er Deci.n-ari.iii of DiJepei..: euer, by those drunkenness, she thuunht of making a rewho came iater lo the tree suil l America. formed drunkard of her lord. It is evidence of that emancipation of f pirit, She engaged a watchman for a stipulated a .a a a ! I I w.t-r tin aloMM . f li!1 J Uf 1 1 r 1 1 t 1 1 a IT ( 1. KM a

uo in iiviu w. v,. .... inherited, as from the clu.io o( party sought ..u uf uiruwii aruuuu mein m lh iuiiu ui lunt adoption, and w e congratulate them upon it, and biJ them "God speed.5' TheGermansof th.s city have been looked uPon bJ Par'y leaders as composing the eUuncht-tf biindtst. and most easily manj of lhejr fulluweri. , jast tvvo years, however, the Go Within the ermans have, 'on several occasions, manifested a strong , " ndency to th;nk lor themselves, lo jude I i'ependently of men and mean res, and to iact -rrt,:pective of diftalion Irom any qu irter. The recently begotten Nebraska Bill, ' by Senator Douglas, is not, in their opinion, ; a truly Democratic mea,ure; and believing ject into consideration. It was organised by Ulfl choice of 31r. Reuau, President; und Me.-?rs;. Saal and Slostneister, Secretaru Tli.l r..ll.nvil,l I-...,, I. .t I..,..- ,ur,..rl...l I... a V I'MIUII III ' I L .'Ml II I. , ITIIUIKU UY i . n a 1 . .iesrs. itenau, Germs, fejal, Gerwig, aiid , Heniert, were unanimously adopted Resolv di I oat we ci nsid.-r the Nebraska r the .ebraska. Dou"las. throw- , ' ' bill, as introduced bv Senator . - 0 ing open to aiaeerv thi.- nol vet organized territory, as a violation of the (Konstitution of U.TT..: l.L. m.I e Ünit tote nM M w. ayHI(V a-wawsssias. issaan ucmpro-!nnso-a diSfrtce to America and thu ige. j AV.voa-,,, 1 hat we solemnly protect aoainst i , in thi? nimeol humanity, .iberty and justlise disgrace to America and tl.is Ig iikk n i..l Ik. ... si ...I t l. . I "Va'll" 1 - U 1 m9T , l!,s()!irt!. That thp SiMintnr of OKio. he JlsoUrd, That the Senators of Ohio, by their noble and manly behavior in this questio'i, bave met our BOfJualffied approbation. Resolved, That sva eaJI on the friends of i liberty, without distinction of party or coun try, to unite with us in putting down the ag gressions ( f slavery. litsclvctl, That we call on the Leoislature 1 Un' e:,rnest!y to express their opinion on . the Nt;bras! b',!I iumhxd, That Senator Douolas by this act, ' has forfeited the esteem of every citizen who has ths iott. rests ut liberty at his heart. CV;. Com. l'reiuature ÜSItilsneaiy Marriage is a liivine and beautiful arrangement, it was designed by Providence uot j solely as the means of keeping up population, or SS a mere social and economical eonveni ence, but as the blending ot the spirits into one the masculms representing ipissVijn. and the fenienine, mffixliot. When there is i a true spiritual aliiiiiiv between t .e two, then , : , ' . . i the design is accomplished. uch an athtutv. ieve, may coiitiuue in the other life equally us in mis. Premature marriages are among tiie greatest evils of the times; and it v ould not be a had idea, in these da a af re forma. If oat nnti. n.nrrvi.wr.in.M.iirirr,. ...-iotv. o-oro ,.....,...1 1 j m m www.. . i . . . . i . u v j . Now-a-days people leap into the SlSfic lite circle, Will no more consideration than Hiev ii , , ca i . i i - 3 would purtukeofa dinner lut'e tbinkinff that when once in, they are there until their j end comes. There is but little, sometimes no mutual aualyssuf disposition, and com-

- ' L iev re um lo come to iU . I )n h nri.-i v .1. t. .. . j j .umas: j uis riantativn M. i.iiü: ut ei .1 at

,. i ... . .... i ..in. loii.nxii. i ii i .1 on nie i .van - panne M tastes and alleclions. Ihey seem Indianapolis and i lovelan l Strait Use Kail road to to fancy that, if there are any discrepancies,1'"11 1 N Ue SMaht Propeitj Helden sfthaforj the fatal Uordian knot, which can be seldom iTpÄi LtUKdiulh. S1

cut, and never united, will harmoni e al roe nanuier who nave lelt thia truth the nurnbeM eti fce,ilJfr it t0 core are InealcnbUe. They recognise it as the the very inner life of the soul Hoys and jyirls now marry to a greater ex- ; tent than ever before, instead of waiting till thev become full-rown a:id matured men and women. The young dandy, as soon as J he gets out of short jackets, and finds a little i"'" - Lrall,-,red on his upper lip and the young Jliss, as soon as she emerges from the nursery and abbreviated Iroeks l hinl: thfv " "" ... . ura is - I rinohh.s.l ... . , .-. ... at m I I wi nircun. oumc uic most s-oieum

- -, .,1V, ...c-i .-i . in i. .ui t .ih.4 m-i-.; aim . I lias :ii w:t s prove responsibilities of life. And to if "Pa" and ltll "wttittsn ohik. '"Ma" won't consent, they pent off oraeionSrniSS Gretna Green, and there take obligation, base trlod and scored ruasseaver.

that, in iiiiiety-nine cases outofa hundred, they will never cease bitterly to repent. the slaitern y scold loveable. Jlatches made at each places, or under similar circumstan- . f.l . I . , tea. are not oi ine class mat onoiiintes m Heaven. Thev more generally are conceiv I . . " ed i n Iii. n.in,,.iiu .....I .,;.,., i..,,i i , uno ui m . no m uu'gl I I '-v '"T' irue vv,v 10 learu each ouier is lo uo ,l i kitchen, and on at home, in the parlor, iu the .u . j . -i . occasions that tt. the ternthe result ol these unions in1 per: We see th the almost daily divorces that take place in . . i tlie runnmj away ot husbands, leaving their wives and children to st.irve und in the ' i lono-nent ,,f M..t oio .i.i. ht r . .. ... . . .j. w .... - the prime of hie, struggling on for a ere food and elotbihg and shelter, and in women, cross d.rry, sluish und w rinkled It wi uid be quite impossible for us to de niet f.ithfnllo ihn aouislsada f aka.U. I nn.l body , corrupt "the morals, and slultfythel nun. AIM the result does not step w th husband and wile. There are lhe children, Tney partake of the fpohleness and vices ol gnarkd. God pity tbetn! iinnrlol tTI. .A m.tt .!... I We would not be understood as speaking ?;lns' 'r&T b ly, benutilul and benehcient. Tut let every a WMSO W- lit 111. Ifl.l, A litivvll - AOO fnt-o bi ,L.. brave eagle pair with the stupid owl, nor the 1 . . - . . v. 1 . . WI'll' . VII I 1 If I i V a AJ V L I J J C I IO

together, go hand in hand, lovingly and

truthfully, down the ent'e d. cleivity uf time with no angers, nor jeaiousies, nor hatred I ... i 1 l; u i iirreu nor eternity can sever. The Eskdk. i i ouldt cure Hrr.r A good story n toId, in fln Eastern paper, of 5 tre tment of a Urunkeu husband bv his miserable sDouse rtwaru to carry I'lijainler tu a watch house ,w),ie yet in a state of insensibili'y, and to frighten h m when he recoveied. In eonseqUt.nce of this arrangement, PI u,, about 11 o'clock at nibt, an ii lander woke d found himself lying on a tine bench in a strange and ciim a ipartment. Raising himself up on ! look,d around until his eyes aiuail silting by a stove smokin" a his elbow reeled on a man silting by eurar. Where am I?" said Philander. S3ia I'lilianaer. ri!lprrp' miA I ho rlr-tr conegt, MU IMM cigar 1, "In a medical smoker. .-Wh: hat a doii.o; there!" 'Going to be cut up." 'How comes that!" Why you died yesterday while you were all the good she could make of you. If you Ml are not dead, that's no fault of the doctor's, and they'll cut you up. dead or alive." 'You will do it, eh!" asked the old sot. Aye, to be sure we will, now directly," nas the resolute answer. "Well, can't you let us l.ave somethino- to l.t..b k. .. k ,,, 4ri"l beiure.vuu begin!" 1 ins last speech satisfied the watchman ihat PhiUndi MWi I HIWHUCI was a hopeless case; and as t hU r,Wiird m4 contmjreot on hi succeaalul ; treatment of the patient, he was not a little j chrrirted at the result; so. with no gentle handling, he turned the irreloriuable ineb;iate . i Ut l the WalC, O-n I Ö31 "Sambo, what do yuu suppose is the reason the sun ,es luwiirds the South in the winter !" "I don't know, massa, unless he no stand de 'clemency of de Norf, and so am 'bliged to go Soul, here he 'speriences warmer Iongitude! DU D, On the -J3l ult.. IDA I.I CKETIA, infant daughter of John Ü. ans! .Mary s. Jewell. .(Maine and A assacusetl papers copy.) SPECIAL NOTICES. CS USE HOWE'S COUGH CANDY ! M t. Iiaaama' Ptaaas announce niv name as a cainli dato tor n-eleetion to the oiliee ofCitv Marsiial at Hie pat ism king AsaMatartiao. rSjhSf) JOHA WdJtO. A. H. SAXUr.;:s. K-i.: V.;u will please announee "J aaose as a eauaaiale for the offlce of Cits .Marshal at liie ciisu.ng A.ril eb ebon, (feb-lj WM. UOLDKA it:M-:s raw Yaalerbargh Counts IttMe Kcciets has lla Ttaanai lory at Ja KitoaKUn'a stltre. asw sair be hmdlvmr, v.mei. . .f. it- .. V, .' cverj , . - - - -. v.vs-onu votunr nii,i, lie id, I'll lllli't'. l tf T BJtJSI a ss . EM. A KUfsr BATS AI)?BSriSIHO MBDIUN. Vr .;s. s men ( Kvan.vill.i who wish to extend their busiueaa ia use ßrvaa Kiver eoaatry, will lad it jrreati to their a I v a nt nr.' bv ad verlisimr iii tne HKMikksiiN I "b 1. 1 r. K, published at HegstenoO, K v ., The Courier n.is a l. ir.'.- rireulalioti in th eountiea of H .-ml . r,,.,. Hopkiaa. I'u um, CitriatiaiH Jlabloii berg aad BatefecaoH g,rTsW." , "WS"' J" üreL" w r " ,l,lr- Any ordeia will Ik- prompilv altendcl I If br addrcaahag VV. B. .&BBKXATHY MMm1 Kosdoraos. Kg. TMS L. 1ST ( ALL. Strit LiSS ILslUSOao. I ii Taxe on the Evanv.,t I, Giir of still leln-Jw WM. BKLL Citv rallaoat. Saqalrerind Volksbote cop -2 wöeba.) BOTlfJC TO TAX PAYUttS. Tm Tax Pagers in the Town of Lamas, ,, Citv will Kl NOI.M lOVK UY Till-: PEOPLE. w.kos ,,. n,ini n.''u 1 U'," "l',"r 'll nsasbssi ami feraU sores, BiuiuZ'r""""' i"'d U fuUed l Kksolvkd m - (itsu, That for the last two xea-s K,s.iL;.i lhat we have alo used the Mu,:iiie Lini Beat for the Pilea. Erysipelas. Satt H Ileum and Chapped Hain!, aad lhat it La alwaxs eureJ. KasOLa.,Sr Tl Lanncs, I hat we hare used the Mu f . 1 "","-" N.r. sr Jtipplcs, Sere Kroaata, Chafes i ' MiiMit ii, aiii i'r .'imii ur rrt'iMfs'iii Uü I 'i Ailfl'l IUI I hi . run ui.. I'... IIaII. ... L". I - . .a .1 i isines in i i n n- n, tni " i...- ..a i n -.-k: and .t has :iw.-s proved effectual iav That we shall ev 'r iniuieut bectuse we jrpSee adv ertisement in another column. TtyB Sf HOLSTBA D's fills will cuük dys ami OOMMM8IOI MERCHANTS, BVABBVILLB, IM Ihvisii litte. 1 up a iiiutaSBSSh .17 ....., u ill. i lt-'n . . .... . .yr;.- w Vat Ho,,t. the la r. on tin tt- AOniai 'ngSBaassS uhie Kiser.lathc nost iubsUnü.1 auaaer, we are preP'J n lacsliist. any bsadaese eMrtisftsd .o our care. aeiilier bv ILKOA U or CA- i-, .iiiiiia. jXAl, without -xpoM,,,. ,o th.- "S3S2St ll "J.iii. ieinVny l she v. i.ther. an nr..;.. r: ; a" p "'"I"'! Vu.,'JP,d lo ?hag, smr,,,? ami l orwaruii ir. in-i als, lo tue sab, ol au ProOuee " rorwarun::;, a no aiso mi ine salo ol au fro eonsigaed te ha, a, I all .rders prosiptly lllcd. r- KIl-K retains his alocor tbdoha a. has S ';. ' ".. :rlV,or. üt u ;''; itrnage. and reaped Nidi reelprocted I A - - Baao iuisnieiiu eon i:ii a a nee n ioe aiiit-, u Kridi ill le LfJÄ in h .5-d .V w , r P. G . O' H I L K V A- i 1 1 ci vnr.ir.s... . O 9 doz shaker broootc Cloches Breche.; Market ILisket; Fine Wdf k bask UJ Butter Ladle.; 1 retl CottOS Cord; Hinter Prints: 1 do Lr;u P TuLis 4 nesU P. Tulx; 3 seats white 'l aha; 3 nests Cedar Tubs; I doa tlalf-bbl C l ! is Barrel Covers; overs: Kail Boxes! Csrro petcBt Clotaea-plns;! j.kjs Wnedcs Bow!; B ueta covered Luxes: Potatrw. m , .... Jest ree' l aod for sale at T. BACON A CO 'S - ......... V . V , t . . - I '' I- HAlt. At I ' tJ.'.N ssksaoila l.rocerv 'JOO r,rs,r "tri Irish Potatoes, Wtcsalty use, fxVco i a, c,..,.. - r - ,oKs; ... ... ; , g - i.,,. ... . W . . . . c. w; 1 1 ea t Flour. Unbolted Flour, and he 1 .l.T HOmiil b I..1.. I.. . .- a - . Jr. hag ox co' ftedtjeecry.

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LOuV GOODS. I ff PCS super black Kreuth I willed Cloth; IUU I1 pieces Bel-ium Cloth; loo i'.eeaa ottuii Warp Cloth; Jih pieesi Freeh lWskln (ussiraeree; 40 pieces Ch.th lock Sathis; 2Mfeeea Boiled Satin, v.-ry superior riahtv; lnu Preach otton.de. Silk Twist and Sewin Silk. I'iinvajM Pobtiror KuiIumi with a full u. sortuieut oi Mcb aiUclea waiiScd by Tailors. in lij SAM. low v cu.. ft? Mafa Ion.. K?. DUVs Tatmximts. Iiand and tor ulc u .... . A full assortment on J.S. LOW CO . iuli3 4 Muin Mr at, Loalarltaa, K. nliruu ... SJSS uSmt ST mii3 IIT .Main aUWial Louivillf, Kr. I- J HAWt CITY ORDERS FOIt SALE. rpBE abacribef has on liana j-jjn in f aajaaon Citv X Ordeis, lliill he Wlohcs U .l:ij..-- ofat !Hl x'iit o'u the 'Uilltr. THOS. 1. KM ITH, n.lu :il rilliardSaloon,coruer.Muiiiuud First sis. TnATTr orxkr of Walnut a...t .i..rkct'4treeU. Tarnt ft j ill r week: TOeealsper da. .Several small t'ami IfäacMaoaoioaHMOatoa. niii'.'-u J. JENKINS. R K a t i Ii N f. K.i sv vvvla t l'o. LOTS AS D HOI SCS FOIt KALE. Ä!J 2t T' l" fySSSV9mfk&fSim a.S.'orl.'Sraa. LX-edere rellahlad for realdeacde, belaf rbureateal lakoal Mat, and only about one iqaarfl Irom .M on treet. A llae -i.eculalirn is uttered in Ue0 lols. as tliex :.rf to l,r ;.-oia. ihosa waniuiffcbeap pIceoriaidnc,or wishf opportaaitr of apeeaUUvB. had belter appls milllU,lte!. One of Umm koaaes eaeelaUy U anew u d rerj dealrabla rasidaaee. For fariUer partiealara IDtdS at thi oilier. faikv ir hoaai tr I libL Philadelphia Crushed Sogar; X i "o Hostm; Pulvefised 1o; !: Jost ree'd at atha do Clariacd COOK'S rami ij Grocery. ! OSSOK'S Paanily GroeTs. j 1 A BtSLS No. i Leaf Lard.put aP expressiv forf.railj I U oaa;Joat roe'dal Z-J ' ... urawr.. MIJ IC3 FI '! SAI.F,. TK'F. Isherals gtVea. that by virtue of ,m exeeuion issued oat of the office of fie Clerk of Uie '"ltri ofjCspion Pieas md la directed Uifavor at Absolam Moore aad saiaai Job E. Taylor, Robert G. H-rrej aad Thomas Gitwd. 1 have levied ui I will upoa tbe 25th day of March, a. I), vat, botweea will iiiMin WeS-ith day of .March, A. 1). l-j4, between the hi'iir-. of Id o'clock, a. m. and j n afocfc p. in., af MM till' I. la) .., u eil at the door of the Coürl lloot in

OOf oi t!i rents. i-n rttl'l 11(1 rs ui I 1 e:t i- (i -i Mi!i iv i in. I in a.xl i.L ill I in Seventü Avenne! an 1 r -nnii,.' ihene Oh ihe I "s id A venu on ire.i aad sweat) root Bioreorleaj. to the comer of Ulh street and 7th avenue. tllPlli'f U.t 9Mi 1....I l,.hf .1 l..rtli l.'ll l'..l ...... ... 1 I " " - " ' ' , ii'vii.v n. .ii.i in I 1 1 1 r i.i nr..., to toe aorHtera hoasKtry faall etty, taeneo uoal with tinline UsaaM eit . ggM leet to the j.laee of I.eiiiiiiuir; and sho ltd aid rents, issues and proii s not beiagassSMssI onountto fa'ii .,i.l ee iiii in and rtisla, I ill ai the ; ZTZ?'"1 1-C' "uHxttunl-fv'Vr1' Bj wKll U. sVauntx, Depy. nhMsVsl G. BHEMIPFI SALE. 1WTOT1CB la horeb rireawtbat wj rlrtae of as sacss 1 1 lion issued out ol lhe nSjea af Ihe Clerk at the Vandertmrgh Cirenit'CoSft and to me directed, in favor of .(anies Michael and agaloat Heary Ivea. inscali K..tli and Morris -Miehael. 1 have lasted egOSI anil BpOSS lhe Ith day of hehraarv. A. IK I8S, praceed t sell at the tooror nstoun uonae in the city of Bsansvllle, th, rent-, jaauea an.l proSSs tor the tonn of ee :i yoan ol lhe ndlearlag deatrlhcS property, to wit: Lota So. 13, IL Ii, Hi. ff. IS aad in. in Mock '. P. Prasseband liiii.lo' Knlaiirenieni to tbeii. ii i.i Kv. Swan, mm si.oui.i a. 1. 1 rents, issue- MM prollts not bri lit: sii Hi. ie nt anion nib. sat is' v said raneSlioa and ils. I Will al UM same Ii. ne and plae, oflerlor aale the fee simple of said real aetata. rhsshoyioaals is poatoooad to the Beth daj of .March. S-D. ISM JOH.N H. GAV i IT, S. V. ( . My Wkll H. M'at.Kaa. lu-p'ty. aak3-3w pl EXEOtTTStSins nut, VTOTICK is hereby iven. that the und -rsijrnfd e isl editors of lhe butt will and ietaniei:t of llosea Ashmead, deceased, will sell at pablic auction, on Prldas. Mth day or March NMt, at Ute Caan BmOM doorfa Princeton, a ratsanw farm rontalnlng i-. aeraa, mm aaad I tnilea so.-th east af Prince toil and ii miles from the Wabash and Erie Canal. The Land i well Umbered, and has on it a good s .rin ..f crater. Tbore a ab mt .1. acres uinler eullt vation. rho-e w i-liii, information ,.,..,.,, I,.. ,i, i ..KU t i id i in iex tiiei.ind oraddress.iose h It. Ashmea. . Prineeloa, lud. JOSgPH H. KKVNOI Us, BACHAKL ASH M KAI, inh-Mds Kxcesiora DhtlE KKHT lhrted Apphta, dr'usi PSHsetsaS do Pessrhsw, peal at, do Pears, niav be found lor sale at whl HAdlbloN'S Greeery. )! CKWHEAT Flour, Bye Flour, Uabolted Flour. M.J ne-t nran-ij fauoly Hour, in aaekaor i.l.u, ran be had at (m hi) HAMILTON'S Groeerr. I r BAiisEK .7 doi extra latshed Kip, fur sale 1 at MA.MII.IOA S rsSfttjr Cnxery. BOSSHBSkeri are Invited to call and examine them. mill D3ESS CUTTING AND TEACHING. "1 ffRS. I. OOLSK V. Second .tr. et. takes thfa aesbod AI of I uTorin n& tin. 1 i .if I.' vn vill.. .. ...I I .....; . inai sue n;ie ma n- arraueu.enis to cut ani in ilreen in lhe htttfal aad most (aabionaMe strlea, and isstSsensB and i.eos.patr.1 to i est rue t oi hers in the art. and is ea pable a a leather to impart Ihe Seien.-. : in a few hour;' leatrsetton. MB. MBS. POKBB8." mhl tf CITY .MILLS FUHR. (1ITY Mills Plow is now selling at $C, .10, wholej -ale; r tat I . 7.". i IS Far goad aasMwhauatahtc Wheal. 411. ei.t for . od Flour llarr.'ls. fitwnm.if j. n. koss, ngenk WAU Dr:cLtKt:n!i MK88BS. SILBKKMAN. ANsPAi II KM A- CO. have deel .red, (not war) b it that the have iu: reive, ?e U,,e, stoek of pr,n, t., .. ever brooght ,o KvTlieir UKW 1üCK aeoabta in part of Snrinr and Hesisier Clekhkcg of.oracj SeayrluUsie. l.Al)lfc.S' UK Biso GOODS, And every other article in tin- line of Fanev Goods. They are now manuf.i turine ilieir Clotblag in ibi- . ii. have the best and moal rahiOsmble CtnTKBS, aod Thev I urnmii.! an f it':n-t w. ii op in. I..,,l. I'. .11 ....1 .. . " -.. .. w , . i u'i v v.l. uuu u? mid - LOST COStAClt. lu bales Gunnv Bar. fr sale by tsahl) J JilN B0BT1&. .tllLLIMAIY. Dili SS 1 T'lTAO AAD THAI If IM.. A TISSKS COWDBM o: HAliKKK take this method J-A of iuforniinz the Lr dies of KronarilU ami viainity. thai they are prepared to furnish atl lhe BMOt fashionable jroods iu Weir line, of Ute Intest and most aaique stylea, atprscoa that esooot fail to oak. They are eleS pioposcd l Cut Dresses and tca b UBBrld CUT I IM in that niue'o admired and highly approved style lately I uiujrht witu a. SlOgh seseaoj by Mr. and Mrs. t'ot'ut. from whose theg rcoatrod ihe following Tbiaisto certify that Mise Cw-ien k Barker hav asken lessons of us in our imnr .ve.l Svatetn of Drraa Liiltuir, and are fully eompetenl s Teachers lo iiujiarl . tlie Sciei.ee to olliers iu a lew hours' instruction. L-b.e-U" JlH.ft.MBS r' K KK-. mTi HMDS ehoiee .i-w Orleans Regan wiilii prune do lo;.iust ree'd at mhl COOK'S VaasBy Grocery. lll intl, Sl bAK 13 bl.l Loaf. I rixhed, 1 PowdcrsM .d ReSned HVhite.jast ree.d rs ..iner A r.ibia. fof aale by S. L. G J LBfcKT A: CO. mnl Sc. near W ater. OtKaTMss 1 2i bales in store jiid Sarcslc hi uil.l PfXBSTOI HKOS. I)lil-:T It I BONS. 1 ease new stria Honnet ) lüi.bon.-. bv Express, ree'd thin dsv by .1 JAS". LOW & CO., 417 Ma n rt.'. Lou., Kt. pLAIDMLKS.-: eases HI: id Silk, ree'd this l .lay ay JAS. LOW & CO. febaj 4 IT lists street, leetsi ilka, Kv. "A Turkcvs. female nt Z ) fohtt HAMILTON'S Pswwy Grocery. B H i: A-NI VHITE Ti lls... in t eats l.lue Tubs, 3 in neat; .A -t ' - . 1 . I . . iu uo mine o uo; ree ti ami lorsaiebY f I. 1. HEIM ANN. i L fobi? s k. gilbekt co ?sVJ!Z - . mr m. ..... .. near Water.

ti.ö . it'v ,,r Kvan.viik tii.. rents. T.! roaVsar pBtraoaga both frsiai atd mm4 aew esiiäataäf. '"VT J " lüc wrenssrisod pro- fcl;oVlv fhKntriknuKo H.fr .'.r L.'.t N... ,61 in the Town of l -ur-i-. cii ,Jiri i to-wit: nägtaais. ..rt'i.'.n. . Jl0;, trt IU9Smm,mmL"

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ItAII.BOAD HfTEL, BY J. H COCHRAN". l-imer roanh and ht ni -s. near :he Market INuse.v KVANSVIU.K. IA. Hie n'.ove H.. ;--hns lhe !. location f.r Hndroad and ( anal tr-.nel ofanv Hoi-I i., .k., -o. ..i u tothekiverf r , wihim toui ä Roat. f-b07.tr P" wishing totale a BoaL 1 1 ' O l'iri-vfreh Kiie: 111 I 9 ft(M r .. . ' ' n .; , 1 "V ; iraili s s Aimotd; Rer .1 . Stead Burke ami for sale hr feK37 PKESTOX RKOS. UARIFIED srjßp , hK,,, w(rÄ E3&tS C lÄcSÄ artleo VAVAL STORES.-' i.M Tar: 1 Ml KIJlS KltMn 10 bt.U PiM.; inM rerM an! PKEsto.X BKC s . or sale l-v falrSTI : ROOkN 11 Knrly Kncaetaeuu; Inaurrction ia rbioaHt Mr Ben. larr,T; Ufe df Btefloarkaaaott; Yusef, dr.. fte. laat rec'd im I lor sale Iy jVi-.T; T. C05TAGTOH. - 17 hc " i l'Ui,h 0"Ka.fif sale at AV fe'.-2T BKUFOfUiV. Sceoad Vat. IINEN CAMERiC.-l asr assorted qualitiea. ( rsalel-v JAS. LOW C i. .1 ... "! Ii u.:. . - - - . ... ,w' fl? Main street. LooisrilK-. Kt. I 'HAIiLIES.-i raw prinud Chaiirar, wwA'kL fä 1$ lT tvcu.,4J. .Maiu at., Lni,, Ky. fcaaUTT ANDKF.RC3IFS.-I;0 .!o2 priuted Uaan I 1 l"ainl,ri- 11 MtKlL'T. for ...I.. K. fe.- J AS. LO W dc t'O. 417" Maiu st Lob Kv Y t . ' " - RRILLI ANTGS -l east mall Ceures mk far , elul irv-n's a . ar, for sale l.y JAS.Lo W a- c'.. leu.) 417 Mali, treet Inm.vilU a. I case mall Cgu res suitiWtfr or sale l.y J AS. LOW A- C.. 417 Main street, I tuiville Kt. 1CJI8B glhraiiswad l inen Carnbrie Hnndker,iefa assorted qaaltttea, reM this das and lor sale as I fet'- J AS. LOW & CO . 417 Mam ,t.. l.ou.,Ks. l'lÜtl'IIII THUS, OILS, &t 4c.r KttaM av T. R TOW T7 r D T T HT -I rpHE undersigned hare pnithnaed the entire ttotfrof Q Xvini on ,he'n,hn; u ?Z!Tm?2 fcM F XJZZ Uie nrni Of Leifh A; Ve.lll.-. I'harl. l ;a.hore he lafavorahtt k. to t.ie public, having been engajre J in Mr. Crawford 1 "! r" ! 5v sears. Peter Verling. ofth aaasc Bras, hat lag I . ea elerfciag in ihe present store the la-t ttreeseara, flauer Liiuelf anh huing ihe coufldenee of its old cu-toiueis. We itTtead ki a4l ea lian.'. a larjre and frekh strk of dr.ur and niedi-Ines and hone bv ihis inenna ai.a fc. Sfrt f111" e bualaoet, add ay lew pnec. t.i .erii a , i . - j"! f , .-.Vy cm Aywm C haeha; tec aata h --2! J. H. .M.tCHKE & CO l.l M IMs.s ' 'S! I re. .i an. I l..r al.' I I BM i..... . . - 1 ami for mIh f ' iei-.'4 JOHN 8. MITsjRELL SO. HOT OSMSN uv Soion Kobii so . jua ree'd at f 'h- hA.M . Lttel Kit' Book ter. UALL It E8 T A I It A X T. ,. ..""T . SV. AMOR AUK VIK. EyLLM.il Et KKY NOKSUti v 10 o'CLOCEnT Uli f VO x. T'ii'n . i ' i , . i.ji i i yj Beg i" aacaassss aoshag open ed the aba ea Kest..iiraiit.hih Iii always Im- kept xupplied Willi till ll..t I hi llliirt.l ....... 1aii'i evetV kirn ol I. in s,.aoi ; irei Kalliniore 0a ''rf 1,1 -''er.. atyaa, MootoataU dour-. I ur lA K iafwr 1 ,: l hole I km. I tTI laaera und Csgpsa. ! A paclaoc Mall, veil limned aiih n. and fltted p 1 m-pb seals, adapted for Ctneei t. ll.li l..fiira fmk. SC m Ml Of ihtalrieal t'erfurmaio es, is attarbed rb-.t Hlbi.hK .V l hl IO. HghSICMY 5 races astxed Bess and Half Hose, r.-e"d lliis da and for ab- bv leb.: JA. LOW vV CO., 117 Main St., Lou., Ky. V-'UIINt :! Ulli NMMIIL !!. F..-l r CSSS solid , .,;..rs ree'd tins das. for sale bj UUP JAS. i.ow n CO . -417 Mum t.. Lost.. Ky. Ii Ai:iM;ifS VI M. 4211: for K.-bruary. hjgt A A n ' -I an.i lor sale at (iebl;; .m l I hn a. OIL I III'M A ." ras.- inch printed Oil Chintz; . j OS St do lo. wit i ana without borders; I f i do '.'i do plain: ' - o " ' oireet im portanon ana lor k tt. wn tie i mm- a Vi ; . V9) JAS. LOH A: I O .41, Alain st., La jj pi ds .'.' do do; direct importation and for sale If. r. : of tlie newlv inv.Mileil llruztlian Pebble ! per - t.-.ei. , will rbat KvomtIIIs si,.rtly . ilue ossget ill gtveojaf ".be. r arrival. 'ct..".'-ir ( Kmpiirer copy.) DiTKiTs imi its. AJ 10. I lo..-n wood tueket; SOncaU rube; rsse'd aod gar sals hs re! JJ PKKSTOÜ BROS. TKV I.I AM llA-S.-.'.:rf.l iu,t ree'd and ler i.1 saieoy juil.x s. Mllttlhl.L St oVgl t. bitkmiv. MM. a. FALLns. H I ' 71 V Li eiivtio . m mm . ....... , . . . , oMMis.sio mki cBaaTs'aao asuitit rnsensns, BO. SS Caoal, betweea Main and syeamora ata.,doath r.t l l..l., KUhli .t.Xll K.MI.KOAll. - HÜLS H.lrmlie CCOMSSI )) St do Plaa'er Paria, in tore and for lale by fele.M PKhSTu UHOS. j i:vr.i. KV STUHL OF er gn ms e-x so-j rag o SKCOMD STRU T. ISO HOOP.S Hl: LOW C4IK. IN SB. KRO.'s MH Bl ilium;, Cvhsvii.lk. la. , nPHK attdersigned moal reuacUallj informs tbe rtOI A zetiof Kvansrille and leitolty, thai he rontinues !n bii.ii, e .-it ti,, iilM,ve plaee. where he coi.alauUr keep on hand a spleioiid and full uortuicnt of Jewefr . Watches, Clor k a, Sre., Ac, of the best uualits. which will lie replenished eontinuallT bv Ihe laleat and most "e Vr V" S.M fashionable sivle., atol ulneh his nlvaoUfeoui purany other house in the itv. Kepairs of aoj kind in his line will be execated la a e.sapeta.1 anoar, and at low eharge. 1.1 - .. . . .... . . . f , I . . . Ilk. ,1 , . , . A M kMiMB. e.l i "I"'" V ,3niii; lllllll II nail. C "I III. II."' .. ....mw. . . w - him. be refers IfeOee who wan t buy to taoao i: tMNorbl of bim. and in:te all lo examine his goods and price, (feutr-tf) fc. GUssKS. PIWDER. gSS kcr Hazard's Ca on Powder I B Mazaine. for sal l.y taorl) ALI.IS ox HOWLS. ( 'ANNELTON SHEETINGS -IM haste en oaoi und for alc bv JAS. LOW , CO.; teh.M 41T Main street, Louisville, Ky. watch ki pakim;. HAVING se are, I the serrtSOS ot an able and experience 1 IVateh-Bsaker, we are prepared to do aarr kind of work in the Watch Kepairing line, aitb puactaality and dhpach. r All rork warranted. TFpJewelrv neatlv repaired, fehfl B1TTK0LFF dc S0!fS. GUTTA FERCH COATED PENS. Jl'-'sT received, an assortment ot Lyon and iPkiteraoa'a Gatt, ferca Coaled rcns, and for sale by HIT 1 Ktil.KK A: RO.-vss. ItJXsTS, MIOI.S. At . "r? ' mBni 'S I, bootees. Gaiters, Vc., cos Of ) of Women's Kid-tipped Jenny Lind Bootees. do BsetnshtSd do do. do do I ! r : d. do Patent Leather Sonta do. I a do Bronze topped, pogM gox'd Bootees; do Kpiit Jenn.. Lind bootee, do Laee Bootees, do Kuauielleo Kuskins. do Heeled BooU-es. do Kid Bpriag heeled LacoBooteec. do Lave iroat Bootees. Children's Grained Lace Bootees, do Colored Koan Bh4ccs. do Hronzed Bootees. ,I l Bootoea, jual landed fros. siearaeclf.nftc.aa.il fftf sale by J. il. MAG II KE CG feb-3 Evansvilst. lud. KI.CF.IV CD this d:tyLW lbs fresli roll Butier, 1TO dot Err; 3C v. ks Brae; j" aeahels siesl: in buii seei Pofttoe; J jiek B. W'. Hoar; 2d sat ks P.aslly Flour; .1 do Kye So; 5 bush Pealed" Peaches; I bo.x lemons; pm Sj4.ir-.1rju Iffitss; lr sale al BfcOf UKDS, f, : M ecouast. ""It I I r. Ii Luve (nnce; 1 easX sm:,lt K;nte:

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